Measure of a Man in Quote Verse and Bridge Club Social
A Kansas City Times excerpt opens with a poem pondering what defines a person by deeds and kindness, not birth or creed, then reports the Lake View Bridge Club gathering at 1009 West Nineteenth Street hosted by Mr and Mrs T K Johnson. Attendees included W J Satterwhite, Sam Reid, Hines, E J Schalk, Henry Gurtz, F W Mize, Olsen, Sybil Finklea, Charlie Hall and Robert Allen, with high scores awarded to Mrs W J Satterwhite and Fred Hines followed by a plated luncheon.
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Lake View Bridge Club
T. K. Johnson
West Nineteenth Street
W. J. Satterwhite
Fred Hines
Sam Reid
Hines
E. J. Schalk
Henry Gurtz
F. W. Mize
Olsen
Sybil Finklea
Charlie Hall
Robert Allen
Mrs Henry Gould To Have At Home
Mrs Henry Gould will be at home to all C I A girls Thursday afternoon from 6 until 7 o clock at her home 1400 Madison Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gould
Madison Street
Miss Bess Edwards Visits City Between Trains
Miss Bess Edwards assistant State home demonstration agent and former district agent for Potter County passed through the city yesterday. She was guest of Miss Ann Bower between trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Edwards
State Home
Potter County
Ann Bower
Miss Boyce Returns Home From California College
Miss Elizabeth Boyce arrives at her parents home Judge and Mrs William Boyce 1110 Tyler Street after Mills College in California closes earlier than most schools.
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Miss Boyce
Elizabeth Boyce
Millis College
California
William Boyce
Tyler Street
Mills College
Practical fruit and veg demonstration at Potter County Library
A large crowd attended a practical demonstration in the Potter County Library assembly room. Lola Blair of the A. and M. College Den ton shown how to pack beans in jars and arrange peaches pears and cherries for attractive display. Anna Bower assisted as Potter County Agent.
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Potter County
Lola Blair
Home Economics
A. & M. College
Denton
Anna Bower
Sunshine Chapter to Meet Friday After Noon
The Sunshine Chapter of the Child Study Club will meet Friday at 2:30 PM at the home of Mrs. H. K. Taylor, 400 Virginia Avenue, Belle Bennet Society to Begin New Lesson The Belle Benett Missionary Society of Polk Street Methodist Church will meet in the Philathea Room at 3 PM to start the second lesson on the Missionary Message of the Bible led by Rev. Stanley W. Hayne.
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Sunshine
The
Child Study Club
H. K. Taylor
Virginia Avenue
Belle Bennett Society
Belle Benett Missionary Society
Polk Street Methodist Church
Philathea Room
Stanley W. Hayne
Two Girls to Present Classy Musical Program
Miss Florence Conner aged 14 and Miss Elizabeth Fly aged 13, Panhandle Musical Festival winners, will present an unusual program Friday at 8 15 pm at the First Baptist Church. Mrs Gordon F. Hinds, their teacher, is noted as a leading Panhandle musician. Elizabeth Fly performs several pieces alongside Florence Conner in the duo portions.
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Florence Conner
Panhandle
Elizabeth Fly
First Baptists Church
Gordon F. Hinds
Hinds
The
Minuet al’ Antico
Venitienne Barcarolle
Lubbock social guest and Kansas visit noted
Miss Myra Stanley of Lubbock guests with Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Stanley at 1301 Fillmore. Mrs. Clara B. Humphry enjoys an extended visit with relatives in Kansas and plans a Colorado visit afterward.
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Myra Stanley
Lubbock
A. G. Stanley
Fillmore Street
Clara B. Humphry
Kansas
Colorado
Art Class Sketches From Life North of City
Mrs. Arthur Crogs and pupils spent a day in the woods sketching from nature and making still life studies along the stream. The group traveled out to the north creek at 8 o clock and returned with a day of plein air work and a noon feast. Mrs. Cross runs a studio in Cunningham Flower Shop on Polk street and enjoys a thriving gift shop trade in the city.
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Arthur Crogs
North Creek
Cross
Mrs Winsett Hosts Altar Guild Meeting at Home
Mrs A E Winsett of 1815 Monroe street hosted the Altar Guild on Monday afternoon. The session was pleasant and informative with plans for a future meeting at the Harding Ranch in Palo Duro. Afternoon tea followed the program.
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Harmony Club
R. &. Thompson
Pax Street
Winsett
Altar Guild
A. E. Winsett
Monroe Street
Henry C. Harding
Harding Ranch
Palo Duro Canyon
Engagement of Miss Caveness to T A Knighton Anounced
Miss Grace Caveness a three year Spanish faculty member at West Texas State Teachers College Canyon has announced her engagement to T A Knighton of Canyon The wedding is set for June 16 at the bride’s parents home in San Marcos The honeymoon will be spent in Alabama Miss Caveness is a present at San Marcos Teachers College.
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Grace Caveness
West Texas State Teachers’ College
T. A. Knighton
Canyon
San Marcos
Alabama
Miss Caveness
Circle Four Church Circle Meets At Mrs Smith Home
Circle Four of Central Presbyterian Church will meet at 3 this afternoon at the home of Mrs H E Smith 1720 Jackson Street. District residents south of Sixteenth Street and west of Harrison Street are urged to attend. Program includes vocal solos by Miss Mary Jane Dean Mrs J H Davies Mrs Ed Mayer and piano solo by Miss Elizabeth Sanders.
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Circle Four
Central Presbyterian Church
H. E. Smith
Jackson Street
Sixteenth Street
Harrison Street
Mary Jane Dean
Elizabeth Sanders
J. H. Davies
Ed. R. Mayer
Randal Drug Co. Offers Bird Cages and Canaries
The Randal Drug Co. at 422 Taylor St. announces a large shipment of bird cages including new gun metal patterns and standard staples at low prices. Imported German roller canaries are also in stock.
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Randal Drug Co
Taylor St
Clarendon High to Graduate Largest Class in History
Clarendon High School will graduate 48 seniors this week, the largest class in its history. About two thirds are girls and the rest boys. Names include Bessie Baldwin Nellie Burns Ada Mae Benson and many others. many graduates are expected to enroll at Clarendon College in the fall.
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Clarendon
Clarendon High School
Bessie Baldwin
Nellie Burns
Ada Mae Benson
Elizabeth Blackburn
Ruby Jack Bogard
Claire Marie Braswell
Alma Brown
Manette Chase
Nancy Cole
Essie Lee Couch
Katherine Crabtree
Jewell Gibbs
Ruby Gibbs
Myrtle Hall
Anna Ruth Irwin
Ima Lane
Bern
Marion Gatlin
Louis Huffstuttler
James W. Jolly
John Merchant
John §. Miller
John Wylie Morris
Loran Naylor
Paul Schull
W. H. Skelton
Hendrix Taylor
Horace Bescom White
Clarendon College
Governor Bryan to Lecture at Hereford Chautauqua
Hereford hosts a seven day Redpath Horner Chautauqua starting Thursday with Governor Charles W. Bryan as Saturday feature. He may extend to Sunday to speak on any subject. Burns of the Mountains is set for Friday and expected to draw a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hereford
Charles W. Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Redpath-Horner Company
Burns of
Lemon skin bleach recipe marketed as harmless
A margin offer describes mixing lemon juice with Orchard White to create a quarter pint skin whitener. The ad claims it softens and beautifies the face neck arms and hands and popular stage beauties reportedly use it for a fair youthful complexion and to treat freckles sunburn and tan.
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Ayu
Ino
Kansas City Times
Taylor
First Baptist Church
Lazy Daisy Club
Lazy Daisy Needle Club
John Winters
1600
Washington Street
Ches
Brugeist
W. P. Hopkins
Tyler
J. J. Sanders
Guion Blanchard
Gainesville
Blanchard
Chautauqua
Hugh Whitcomb Jeweler
Cas
Polk Street
E.S. Burgess Lumber CO
Bth
and Taylor
Amarillo, Texas
Titec
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta, Ga
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