Mrs. Ross Russell Hosts La Cenicienta Club Christmas Event
Mrs. Ross Russell entertained La Cenicienta club at her home 909 Jackson street with a Christmas tree ceremony and gift distribution after needlework. A plate luncheon with holiday favors followed. Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Sewell and Patierce with Frank Sewell Jr spent holidays with Mrs. Nobia Sewell and Paul Sewell at 308 West Eighth and 1309 B Jackson.
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Ross Russell
la Cenicienta Club
Jackson Street
Frank A. Sewell
Patierce
Frank Sewell, Jr
Mr. Sewell
Nobia Sewell
West Eighth Street
Paul Sewell
Sewell
Pinky Vance Visits Canton City Mother During Holidays
Vance of Canton City visits his mother Mrs. J. C. Vance at 500 Western Avenue during the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Russell N. Fowler of Roswell, New Mexico, visit their parents Mr. and Mrs. J. N. (text cuts off).
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Pinky”? Vance
Canton City
J. C. Vance
Western Avenue
Russell N. Fowler
Roswell
New Mexico
Mrs. J. N
Social Calendar for Tuesday Events
Canyon Girls club meets at 7:30 with Mrs. Bill Austin at 1300 Lincoln. E L class social at First Baptist in the basement at 7:30. Amarillo Athletic Club hosts Christmas dance at the A A C with special music. Bonita Chapter C E 8 gathers at 7:50 in the Masonic Temple.
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Canyon Girls Club
Bill Austin
Lincoln Street
First Baptist Church
Amarillo Athletic Club
Bonita
C. E
Masonic Temple
Mother of air hero honored by teachers
Mexican City teachers paid homage to Mrs Evangeline Lindbergh on Christmas presenting her an artistic hammered silver lamp and a large basket of flowers. The lamp bore the inscription Mexican teachers to Mrs Evangeline Lindbergh Christmas 1927. Delegations presented the gift at the American embassy. Mrs Lindbergh said the gesture made this her happiest Christmas and noted she is also a teacher.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Evangeline Lindbergh
Guadalupe Vimenes
Christmas Holiday Roundup of Local Residents
Vernon hosted Christmas at 1901 Tyler street while Louis Ridings visited his parents during the holidays. Various families spent Christmas with relatives in Lubbock Electra Pampa Borger Decatur and Wheatland Indiana. Birth announced for Dorothy Lewise Smith on December 23.
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George W. Smith
Buchanan Street
Daghter
Dorothy Lewise
Duke Cullum
Borger
Roy Cullum
Charles Donovan
Fl Paso
Earl Brennan
Plainview
Guy Hughes
Electra
Waxahachie
Ree Mahoney
Pampa
John R. Fullingin
Decatur
Texas
Mrs. Brennan
St. Louis
Joe
Earl
Tom Brennan
Striking Coal Area Sees Christmas Shooting Incident
In Colorado's coal district during an I W W strike five northern field leaders were released from Greeley jail and two men faced ongoing detention amid a strike. A shooting in Walsenburg left Moe Martinez wounded after a dispute with Louis Lo Pez over the strike.
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United Press
Denver
Colo
Colorado
Walsenburg
Moe Martinez
Louis Lo Pez
Greeley
Longmont
Frank L. Palmer
Adam Bell
Robert Smith
Northern Field
State Industrial Commission
Hunger Strike Kills Accused Embezzler in Salisbury
William M. Cooper, founder of the Wicomico building and loan, died after a three week hunger strike while facing charges of misappropriation totaling 29000 dollars. Warrants had been issued for embezzlement as the association, closed as bankrupt, faced shortages. Cooper had refused nourishment since the closure about three weeks earlier.
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Associated Ress
Salisbury
William M. Cooper
Cooper
Wicomico Building and Loan Association
Fur care and decor tips for household items
Shaking rain soaked fur coats helps remove moisture and drying should use natural air or away from heat sources. When matching decor consider filling a crystal lamp base with colored water to suit the room. A curious note predicts two million eighty thousand summer descendants of a single fly.
Three Cisco Suspects Held at Wichita Falls
Three men in a Dodge touring car were arrested near the southwest edge of Wichita county by city and county officers early Monday. They are being questioned to determine if they knew anything about the Friday robbery of the First National Bank in Cisco. The article notes an unrelated line about a clock invention in 096 by Pope Sylvester.
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Associated Press
Wichita Falls
Wichita County
First National Bank
Cisco
Christmas Dinner Service Gratitude from Local Business
A local business thanks patrons for liberal support during the holiday season. The note credits generous patronage for enabling extensive Christmas dinner provisions and acknowledges handling large demand on short notice. The message implies continued appreciation and possible past errors.
Honest Quality and Fair Prices for Christmas Service
Failures due to rush and inexperience prompt a promise to make good on purchases. The retailer pledges honest quality fair prices and year round Christmas spirit, aiming to understand customer needs. More volume will bring fresher produce and lower prices, with specialists ready to provide top market goods.
Hoover Favored for 1823 Republican Nomination
Dr. Hubert Work says Herbert Hoover is favored for the 1823 Republican presidential nomination by states on both coasts. Work notes Hoover could be nominated if sufficient demand exists and predicts Coolidge will not run and Hughes will not be nominated. He calls Hoover young, brilliant, and capable and says New York is winnable except for New York City.
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United Press
Denver
Colo
Herbert Hoover
Commerce
Atlantic and
Pacific
Hubert Work
Coolidge
Charles Evans Hughes
New York
Dr. Work
Hoover
New York City
Death Stricken Alma Overcard 16 Nears End
Alma Overcard sixteen at Ocontoy Nebraska is kept alive by relatives using artificial respiration for more than a month after an infantile paralysis attack. Doctors expect death momentarily as her breathing worsens after a Christmas Eve decline. Her parents faced disappointment as her condition deteriorated and she can barely speak. Twenty five secretaries handle the Pope's daily 22 000 letters.
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United Press
Ocontoy
Alma Overcard
Alma
Fruits and vegetables demand direct handling for quality
Our success relies on your cooperation and direct methods to preserve value. We appreciate the appreciation from longtime customers who travel 40 to 100 miles, visiting since our reopening. Reassuring those who have not returned, we offer the same service from 1922 to 1926 as the business returns under W. A. Lay's independent management.
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W. A. Lay
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Amarillo Day Nursery
Children of the American Revolution
Day Nursery
Martha Shotton Houghton
Robin
Mary Ann Weymouth
Eugene Field
FE. C. Houghton
Houghton
Avery Turner
Wales Madden
A. R. Mia
Earl Fuqua
Eula McKnight
Malcolm Wyatt
Martha Nelson
Associated Charities
Amarillo
Mrs
Mars Holiday
I. W. W. Union
Hunger Strike
Misses Taylor
Polk Street
Doris McDonald
Valleyfield
Quebec
Adelard Bouchard
George
Bouchard
Canada
United States
Butte
Mont
Sylvester
HL Barnard
Polk
Barnard’s
Coats
America
Troy Steam Laundry
J. N. Vernon
Bourn
Buchanan
Elizabeth
P. N
Queen Charlotte
Oliver-Earle
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