Miss Vineyard Honours Mother With Informal Party
Mise Jo Frances Vineyard hosted an informal party at Vineyard Manor Tuesday afternoon to honor her mother Mrs. H. P. Vineyard. Garden flowers provided decoration and refreshments were served to a list of guests including C. J. Moreland W. C. Arnold Q. T. Davis Carl Hill W. F. Hart G. J. Hull Jeff McGee R. C. Marx L FE Mason F. W. Gerard J Haymes KR L. Rogers BF Boxwell A B Hays Hall of Mangum Okla and S. P. Vineyard.
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Mise Jo Frances Vineyard
Eyard Manor
8. P. Vineyard
C.J. Moreland
W. C. Arnold
Q. T. Davis
Carl Hill
W. F. Hart
G. J. Hull
Jeff McGee
R. C. Marx
L, FE. Mason
F. W. Gerard
Exhibit chairmen meet to plan Pot ter County Cubs event
Pot ter County Home Demonstration Cubs chairmen of 1937 and last year’s yearbook committee are asked to meet in Miss Pauline Lakey’s office Saturday afternoon at 1 39. Plans for the September meeting will be discussed. Send a representative if unable to attend. An astronomy note explains telescopes come in two kinds, refracting and reflecting.
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Potter County
Pauline Lakey
Arlock
Alkalize Advice Promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia
Advertorial style note urges readers to alkalize after meals to ease acid indigestion and nausea. Recommends two teaspoons of Phillips Milk of Magnesia or Milk of Magnesia Tablets for quick relief, claims near immediate effects, and promotes a 25 cent box available at drug stores.
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Phillipa
Wanda Wood Hosts Enjoyable Party at Forest Street Home
Miss Wanda Wood entertained Wednesday night at her home 211 Forest Street. The party featured garden flowers with a purple and pink theme. Guests included Barbara Frye Elizabeth Myers Eileen Cochran Mary Howren Yvonne Rush Ferma Pointer Dana Roush Dolly Stowell Alice Peckham Jeanne Ray Mary Hazel Dixon Bettye Dell Winstead Dlonne Cowart Maxine Price Wilma Peters Yvonne Bennett Mozelle Stockton Wanda Wood Roy Reed Paul Stanton Willis Miller Paul Berthelot Kent Barnard Farle Christian Jack Haller Dub McTn tire Bill Thompson Kenneth Gil more Pat Humphreys Russell Hatcher.
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Wanda Wood
Forest Street
Barbara Frye
Elizabeth Myers
Eileen Cochran
Mary Howren
Yvonne Rush
Ferma Pointer
Dana Roush
Dolly Stowell
Alice Peckham
Jeanne Ray
Mary Hazel Dixon
Bettye Dell 'Winstead
Dlonne Cowart
Maxine Price
Wil
Mrs Hawkins Honored at Theater Party by Needie Art Club
The Needie Art Club hosted a theater party Tuesday afternoon to honor Mrs FB D Hawkins on her birthday. After the show guests gathered at Mrs Yvonne Gregorys home at 619 West Twenty-first Avenue for supper and birthday gifts.
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Needie Art Club
FB. D. Hawkins
Yvonne Gregory
West Twenty-first Avenue
Ann Flair
Washington, D
Mesdames E. DD. Hawking
BE. © Bateman
Paul Harding
Murray Pritt
Leslie Stephens
Harry M. Warren
Harding
Marin Class Luncheon Reports Past Month Work
Reports on the past month's work were given at the Marin Class luncheon of the First Baptist Church. Prayers were offered by Mrs. B Chesshir and Mrs. Leon Yocham. Attending were Mesdames Hess Penny Hall Formby Lackey Yocham Hardin Wilson Wilson Whitaker Metcalf Woods Wright Owens Bourn Davis Garver McGinley Rye Scott Gentry. The class will meet with Mrs Davis at 2501 Tyler Street next Thursday with Mrs Penny as cohostess.
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Marin
First Baptist Church
B. Chesshir
Leon Yeeham
Mesdames
Doris Hess
H. D. Penny
JL. C. Hall
Victor Formby
Glen Lackey
Leon Yocham
R. Hardin
Cate Wilson
M. Z. Wilson
K. A. Whitaker
J. C. Metcalf
A. ©. Woods
Wallace Wright
R. MH. Owens
Bill Bourn
Hattie Davis
O. B. Chesshir
Elmore Garver
Clyde McGinley
E. C. Rye
Ren M. Scott
Bill Gentry
Davis
Tyler Street
Penny
Women Council Meeting at Mrs Reeder Home
The executive board of the Women Council of First Christian Church will meet at 1300 Jackson Street Monday at 4 PM. The regular council meeting is planned for next Wednesday afternoon in the church parlor.
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Womans Council of
First Christian Church
C. B. Reeder
Jackson Street
Drum Corps to Host Games Tournament at Amarillo Hotel
The Woodmen Circle Drum Corps will host a bridge and 42 tournament at the Amarillo Hotel Friday night with prizes at each table. An added floor show will be presented for the public.
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Woodmen Circle
Amarillo Hotel
Bride Elect Honored With Personal Shower at Cline Home
Mrs. Grace Cline hosted a personal and miscellaneous shower for Miss Marguerite Van Fleet who will wed J. C. Lilly on September 7. Co hosts were Mrs. Joe Tooley and Miss Wilhelmina Cleek of Panhandle. Attendees included many local residents and relatives with gifts, refreshments, and orchid and white decor.
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Grace Cline
Fillmore Street
Marguerite van Fleet
J. C. Lilly
Joe Tooley
Wilhelmina Cleek
Panhandle
Miss Cleek
Cline
Miss van Fleet
Misses Shirley
Phyllis Cline
Mesdames
J. C Weaver
Roy Beeman
D. B. Williams
Jack Fife
M. J. Allen
Mamie Houston
L. J. Maxwell
Gifford
Forest Hill Study Club Meeting on Quilt Block Project
The Forest Hill Study Club met at Mrs. W. F. Coffee's home and voted to invite all to make a 12 inch quilt block with a penny per piece of material. Blocks due October 1 to Mrs. C. W. Coffee, with a top prize for most pieces. The group also covered parliamentary officers duties led by Mrs. A E Garrett. The next meeting is Sept 9 at Mrs. Burnett's with Mrs. G F Bilott as leader.
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Forest Hill
W. F. Coffee
C. W. Coffee
Neuches Street
A. BE. Garrett
W. G. Baker 46 Dies After Brief Illness in San Jacinto
W G Baker merchant of Palace Market 200 Florida Street died at 9 30 this morning after a brief illness in a local hospital. He was active in the San Jacinto Kiwanis Club and Methodist Church. Survived by widow, his father W T Baker of Clovis, three brothers and two sisters.
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WG. Baker
San Jacinto
Baker
Florida Street
Checks for Judges and Clerks Of Election Are Ready
County treasurer L. D. Heyser says 136 checks are ready for judges and clerks who served in the election Tuesday. They should call at the treasurer's office to insure prompt delivery of their pay.
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L. D. Heyser
Funeral plans set by Blackburn-Shaw for Pro thro family
Moore Tulsa and Mrs H B Pro thro of Clovis await definite funeral arrangements to be announced later by the Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home. The report notes quarter pound eggs laid by a Manchurian breed of hens.
Wives Too Often Go Hunting for Trouble
Advice column excerpt discussing marital strain from suspected bus companion and a mother chosen spouse. It includes reader letters about fidelity and a separated couple considering options, with guidance to prioritize trust and avoid hurtful decisions. The closing note recalls Thomas Jefferson’s death on July 4, 1826, marking 50 years since the Declaration of Independence.
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Thomas Jefferson
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