Circle 7 of Central Presbyterian Hosts Husbands Party
Circle Seven of the Central Presbyterian church entertained their husbands with a Christmas party at the home of Mrs. J. L. Summers, assisted by Mrs. Otho Thompson and Mrs. Bob Crudgington. The evening featured carols, a Christmas reading, games, prizes, and a decorated tree. About fifty members and their husbands attended, with date pudding and hot coffee served later. Also noted is Hazel Barton returning home for holidays from West Texas State Teachers College and Lillian Duncan visiting for Christmas from Kidd-Key College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Seven
Central Presbyterian Church
J. L. Summers
Sunset Road
Country Club
Otho Thompson
Bob Crudgington
Reed
Santa Claus
E. A. Rowley
Walter Fuerman
Hazel Barton
T. D. Barton
van Buren Street
West Texas State Teachers
Christmas Social Held by San Jacinto Methodist Women
The San Jacinto Methodist Church Women’s Missionary Society hosted a Christmas social with a tree and gifts from Old Santa. Miss Etheline Sweeny performed a clever dialogue on the San Jacinto MBS. Mrs. A P Miller received a silver picture gift for retiring presidency. 35 members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of the
San Jacinto Methodist Church
H. W. Miller
San Jacinto
Etheline Sweeny
A. P. Miller
Woman's Club Hosts Daughters Christmas Party Today
The Women's club entertains their daughters this afternoon at 3 o clock in the home of Mrs H W Galbraith 1710 Polk street a planned program of entertainment accompanies the event Miss Mamie Schaper arrives Saturday to spend the holidays with her sister in Melrose apartments a Wesely Friendship class Christmas social is postponed Dr R M Bennett has reopened his Mayo Brothers office and Harper Allen returns to Canyon for holidays
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Galbraith
Polk Street
Miss Schaper
Mamie Schaper
Waco
John A. Stalcup
Melrose Apartments
R. M. Bennett
Mayo Brothers
Christmas Holiday Travelers Hit the Road and Skies
Local residents and company staff plan Christmas visits across the region. Arm strong family in Amarillo. Smallwood returns to New York. Grace Miller heads to Dallas. families visit Odessa Liberal Kansas Denver and more as Midwest Exploration and Texas firms send staff home for holidays.
Circle Six Christmas Party At Mrs Ingrams Home
Mrs Cecil Ingram hosted Circle Six of Central Presbyterian at 504 Maryland Ave San Jacinto for the annual Christmas party and gift exchange. A decorated tree held gifts for all and Old Santa distributed them. Mrs W H Brymer led the lesson and a tea followed with special guests Mrs A S Aldredge and Mrs S M Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Ingram
Circle Six
Central Presbyterian Church
Maryland Avenue
San Jacinto
W. H. Brymer
A. S. Aldredge
8. M. Green
Cudahy School Head Ouster Faces Court Ruling
Ed ward C. Seifert sits ousted as Cudahy Wisconsin schools superintendent awaiting a merits ruling after a student strike and riot at a board meeting. Injuries occurred as the district gathering turned chaotic amid protests over his removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prensa
Cudahy
Wis
Milwaukee
Edward C. Seifert
Seifert
Dorothy Miller
Paul Miller
T. C. Klett
Miller
Schoors
E. 0. Seifert
Wisconsin
Great Britain Will Not Alter Navy Plans
King George in a prorogued parliament speech stated Britain will not increase naval building despite the Coolidge conference failure. He noted Allied proposals would have reduced navy strength but declined any general agreement. He cited defensive imperial needs and pledged continued League of Nations cooperation. the Lords and Commons adjourned to February 7.
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Great Britain
United Press
London
King George
Congress
Coolidge
Britain
League of Nations
League
Houses of Lords and
Commons
Mother of First Lady Improves in Health
Mrs. Lemira Goodhue mother of Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, is slightly improved after a relapse. She remains seriously ill with influenza but had a fairly comfortable night and was stronger today in Northampton Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
Mass
Lemira Goodhue
Calvin Coolidge
Bandit killed in attempted hotel hold up
Two men attempted a hotel robbery at the Winthrop hotel in Tacoma. One bandit was killed and the other critically wounded when they entered the lobby with drawn revolvers, hiding behind palms prior to the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Christmas Visits Scheduled By Local Residents
Miss Jo Townsend of Illinois State University will arrive Saturday night to spend Christmas with her parents Mr and Mrs Rolla Townsend. Dr C O Harned of Oklahoma will visit late this week at 1605 Taglor Street. Frank Exum spends the holidays in Fort Worth, while Tom Cherry is in St. Louis this week on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Salter
Coleman
Mary Farmer
Midwest Exploration Company
Liberal
Kansas
H. E. Schwartz
Texas Company
Franklin
Louisna
William T. Pheiffer
Shannon, Ochsner & Pheiffer
St. Louis
E. T. Williams
Corinne Hamill
Kingsville High School
Canyon
Byron Gist
Memphis
Fred Ross, Jr
Denver
Hallie Adams
West Texas State Teachers’ College
Pearl Adams
Law Sone
Panhandle
Miss Adams
Mallie Latham
Felix Phillips
Miami
John Holden
Borger
Louis Pennock
Daisy Pennock
University of Oklahoma
H. S. Lyvers
McCamey
Judge
R. A. Waltz
Lily McKinney
Lubbock
Ottie McKinney
Fort Sumner
New Mexico
Porter Roberts
Clovis
Clarence Hobdy
San Marcial
H. Hobdy
West Sixth Street
F. J. Keleher
Elmer Pester
Jo Townsend
Ninois State University
Rolla Townsend
C. O. Harned
Oklahoma
Tagelor Street
Frank Exum
Fort Worth
Tom Cherry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Circle 7
Central Presbyterian
W. M.S. of
S. J. Methodist
Woman’s Club
Wesley Friendship
W. D. Collins
The
Max Armstrong
Chicago
Mrs
E. A. Armstrong
FE. L. Smallwood
Gibson Oil Company
New York City
Grace Miller
Dallas
W. A. Palmer
Lucile
Odessa
George Riggs
Carlsbad
Amarillo
Mrs. Ingram
India
Scotland
Sydney
Lane
Fox Drug Co
Germany
Little Brown House
10Th St
Dial
Silver Grill
Amarillo Dines
East Third
Colgate
Colgate’s
Charmis
Mirage
Phy Fen
Women and Children
Polk
Dona Flor
Rower
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