Ruth Hanna McCormick Deluged by Voters Mail in Push
Ruth Hanna McCormick, not yet seated from Illinois as at large representative, faces a flood of mail and two staffs in Chicago and Washington. She stresses individual merit over gender and outlines plans for two upcoming bills while urging appointive roles for capable women to gain cabinet experience.
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Sue McNamara
Associated Press
Washington
Illinois
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Chiago
Mark Hanna
Medill McCormick
Ruth Hanna
Congress
McCormick
Mrs. McCormick
National Holstein Friesian Association
Hoover
New Year's Dance Planned for Hillcrest Members
Members of the Hillcrest Golf and Country Club and their house guests will be entertained Monday evening at a New Year dance event.
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Hillcrest
Hillcrest Golf and Country Club
Local Socials Update From McLean and Oklahoma City
Mr and Mrs W C Dunaway of McLean Texas visit Mrs A Thompson at 501 Grant and Mrs A J Lawler at 301 Mississippi. Mrs L E Eaton from Oklahoma City moves in with Mrs W V Spencer at 801 Lamar. Mary Beth Campbell of White Deer visits aunts Mrs D M Coffee at 1612 Jackson and Mrs R H Kelly at 1108 West Thirteenth. New Year dance at the club starts at nine with Original Powder River Serenaders.
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L. E. Eaton
Oklahoma City
Mary Beth Campbell
Whitedeer
D. M. Coffee
Jackson Street
R. H. Kelly
West Thirteenth Street
Powder River Serenaders
Local Social Notes Thaw Over the Holidays
The column records holiday happenings in Sherman with Dutch Smith and Marshall May visiting, the Durkee family alert over their critically ill daughter from 207 Tennessee Avenue, Miss Pearl Walker visiting Ruth Roberts in Sherman, and Mary and Emma Milton of Sherman visiting local relatives with A. H. Mathis also a visitor.
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Dutch” Smith and Marshall
Sherman
Noble Durkee
Tennessee Avenue
Pearl Walker
Durham
Oklahoma
Ruth Roberts
Mary
Emma Milton
A. H. Mathis
Holiday visits span many area families in the city
The list records numerous locals and relatives spending Christmas and holidays with family across cities. Names include Leslie Monzingo, George W. Klock, Mrs. Tom McCandless, James L. Gordon, T. L. Gordon, Virginia Gaddis, Jimmie Page, Mrs. Will D. Gilvin, Mrs. John Gilvin, Drew Crossett, H. C. Godfrey, Lane McAfee, Floyd Garwood, Grace Miller, Jamie Mann, Chloe Singleterry, George Bates, E. B. Weatherby, Dan Weatherby, Jarvis Weatherby, and Charlie Thompson among others visiting Hubbard and nearby towns.
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James L. Gordon
Tech
Lubbock
T. L. Gordon
Virginia Gaddis
Dallas
Will D. Gilvin
Jimmie Page
Sherman
John Gilvin
Mayo Brothers Clinic
Rochester
Drew Crossett
Baylor
J. N. Mann
Chloe Singleterry
Business Men's Association
Clovis
George Bates
New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell
E. B. Weatherby
Dan Alva Weatherby
Jarvis Weatherby
Library Receives Genji Set as Christmas Gift
The Potter County Library received a four volume set of The Tale of Genji translated by Arthur Waley. The volumes include Tale of Genji, The Sacred Tree, A Wreath of Cloud and Blue Trousers, donated by Mrs. Linnie Belle McCrossan to the McCrossan collection, with annual gifts from her.
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Potter County
Genji
Murashi
Arthur Waley
Linnie Belle McCrossan
McCrossan
Texas forms anti horse theft association in Fort Worth
In Fort Worth Texas residents formed an anti horse theft association to curb barn rustling in the North Side. The group will work with police to protect horse owners and halt thefts within city limits.
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International News Service
Fort Worth
Tex
Dee
Texas
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Rockies
Aes
Polk ST
I. Miller Shoes
Brooklyn
Regent
I. Miller’s
Ranewahf
McLean
Leslie Monzingo
Little Rock
Arkansas
George W. Klock
Tom McCandless
Long Beach
California
Hubbard
Charlie Thompson
BE. BE. Thompson
M. Wilson
Pampa
Library
TALE
Polk
Oregon City
Esmond
Cheatham
Melbourne
Anware-Peston
Taylor
Seventh Ave
Hunsley
Strahan, Birge, and Graves
Hunsley’s
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