Grubstakes Pay Returns Linked to Broadway Angel
Edgar B. Davis once the angel of Broadway’s only free show is revealed as the man who grub-staked Frank A. Seiberling for 6 million dollars after a 57 thousand loan. Seiberling repaid notes and Davis aided Goodyear ventures, while both organize a new corporation holding 131 thousand Goodyear shares valued at 9.17 million.
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Associated Press
New York
Edgar B. Davis
Broadway
Frank A. Seiberling
Davis
United States Tire and Rubber Company
Seiberling
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Davis Inter
Texas
Standard Oil Company
Goodyear
Goodyear Common
India
Lesson on Service Sparks Woman’s Club Talk
Mrs. George J. Shamblin led a Service lesson discussion with a bene ficial talk on the subject. Mrs. J. W. Walker spoke on Timothy while Miss Ellyn Bailey Dixon offered readings. A round table followed with many attendees listed by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Shamblin
J. W. Walker
Timothy
Ellyn Bailey Dixon
H. C. Randolph
C. P. Hutchings
J. L. Hardy
F. 8S. Davis
B. H. Capers
W. P. Strickland
H. P. Wetzel
Maggie J. McCarty
C. Lee
Otis Phillips
Denson
Tom Williams
W. T. Gross
Charles P. Woodburn
C. H. Dixon
F. W. Dodson
EB. O. Feierbend
E. R. Cox
W. A. Low
Dawsons Host Bridge Dinner For Wichita Falls Visitor
Mr and Mrs Dawson entertained a January social at 215 West Forty-first Street with a bridge dinner in honor of Mrs Ralph Maricle of Wichita Falls. A yellow color scheme and tulips adorned the rooms. After a three course meal auction bridge followed, with Mrs Maricle receiving a guest prize and Mrs L M Fischer and Mr A D McCumber earning high scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. D. Dawson
West Forty-first Street
Ralph Maricle
Wichita Falls
L. M. Fischer
Maricle
A. D. McCumber
J. M. Fischer
Ernest Archambeau
D. C. Bennett
Edythe Marble
F. H. McGregor
W. E. Parker
T. K. Cherry
Oko
Mrs. Pond Elected Head of American Legion Auxiliary
Mrs. S. H. Pond was named president of the American Legion Auxiliary at a Tuesday meeting in the Legion home. New officers include Mrs. Otho K. Farrell as first vice president and Mrs. R. R. Nation as second vice president, with Mrs. H. C. Pegues secretary treasurer and Mrs. Z. E. Smith historian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Pond
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Otho K. Farrell
R. R. Nation
H. C. Pegues
Z. E. Smith
American Legion Committee
Bill Benton
J. G. Griggs
J. C. Sebastian
Clyde Garner
M. L. Fuller
Irene Barend
Darrell Rascoe
Glenn Laney
C. G. Dempsey
North West Texas Hospital
Zane Smith
St. Anthony Hospital
J. W. Barr
A. Peterson
Palmer hosts banquet and dance for shop employees
Mr and Mrs H H Palmer of the Service Barber and Beauty shop entertained their employees and friends with a banquet and dance at the Herring hotel. Miss West read aloud and Mr H H Low sang. Attendees included Mr and Mrs H H Lowe Mr and Mrs S Z Bivins Mr and Mrs Guy Bogard Mr and Mrs J B White and family plus other couples and several young guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Palmer
Herring Hotel
Miss West
H, IH. Low
H. H. Lowe
S. Z. Bivins
Guy Bogard
J. B. White
E. D. West
Cecil Gunn
L. L. Gilley
Tomey Causey
Moore
Caroline Autry
Blanche Sutton
Katherine Sutton
Teel
Marteel Wood
Naoma Speed
Lottie Mae van Orman
Gene Hilliard
Nellia Cripper
Frank Merritt
Loris Shepherd
Circle Six Holds Regular Meeting at Mrs Florey Home
Circle Six of the first Baptist church met yesterday afternoon at 1916 Harrison street the home of Mrs J H Florey. Mrs H E Peery led the devotional service and Mrs Grover C Bishop led the prayer service. A special offering was taken for the Lottie Moon Mission. After the business session readings and songs were presented and about sixty members and guests enjoyed refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
J. H. Florey
Harrison Street
H. E. Peery
Grover C. Bishop
Lottie Moon
Esther McCrory Chapter D A R To Have Dinner
Esther McCrory Chapter D A R will hold its next regular meeting with a dinner in the Crystal Dining room of the Herring hotel next Tuesday at 6 30 P M All members prospective members and visiting D A R are invited to attend and to telephone reservations to Mrs B F Arnold and Mrs Ray Wheatley by Monday
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Esther McCrory
Crystal
Herring Hotel
B. F. Arnold
Ray Wheatley
River Road P T A Plans Meeting At School
River Road school hosts a Parent Teacher Association meeting tomorrow evening at the school. The room with the most representatives will receive a prize, with Miss Dot Speer’s room having won last year. All invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Road School
Dot Speer
Mother Council Meeting Postponed To Friday Next Week
The Mothers Council meeting planned for this afternoon is postponed to Friday afternoon next week at ? in the Midi school library. All club presidents and delegates are urged to attend.
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Mother's Counsell
Midi
T. EL
Claas Willeet
T. EB. L. Clases
Baptist church to hold important business meeting Friday
The Baptist church plans a Friday afternoon meeting at 1 o clock at the Bivins hotel located at 110 West Fifth Street. Mrs Lloyd Bivins will host the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bapiist Church
Bivins
West Fifth Street
Mee
Lloyd Bivins
The Supreme Test of a Man's Devotion story excerpt
A yearning bachelor Joe loves a girl who is engaged to Harry White in Poplarville. After a confrontation and a feared assault, the tale unfolds as a dramatic struggle of love, betrayal, and moral courage. Appears in True Story Magazine February issue.
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Joe
Harry White
Poplarville
Agres
Thun
True Story Magazine
Louise
Lita
Macfadden Publications, Inc
64Th Street
Broadway
New York City
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