Henry White Dies at Elm Court Lenox
Henry White former ambassador to France and Italy died at 3 30 a m at his Lenox summer home Elm Court after an operation yesterday His wife Emily Vanderbilt White and daughter Countess Herman Scheer Thoss of The Hague were with him Also surviving are son John Campbell White a State Department attaché Funeral will be held at Trinity Episcopal Lenox and burial in Washington National Cathedral White served as ambassador to Italy 1905 1907 and to France 1907 1909
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United Press
Lenox
Mass
Henry White
France
Italy
Elm Court
Emily Vanderbilt White
William H. Vanderbilt
Herman Scheer Thoss
the Hague
John Campbell White
State Department
Washington
Trinity Episcopal Church
National Cathedral
White
Paris
Local residents depart on trips and new job moves
Mrs. James Wright and Mrs. N J Davis head a month long Yellowstone tour from 1809 Polk street. H L Barnard Inc buyer Milton Hirschfield returns from New York with fall and winter merchandise. Chamness Motor’s Mr Chamness leaves for Dallas on business. Several others plan trips to Kentucky Galveston Los Angeles and McKinney. Updates include job changes at Northwest Texas hospital Fulford's Dry Goods and Russell Cockrell and a trip to Perryton Childress and Aspermont for visits.
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James Wright
N. J. Davis
Polk Street
Yellowstone Park
Milton L. Hirschfield
H. L. Barnard, Inc
New York City
Chamness
Knighton-Chamness Motor Company
Dallas
Dixie
Bertie Elise “Williams
Kentucky
R. C. Stone
Stone & Williams
McKinney
C. A. Roberts
Russell & Cockrell
Northwest Texas Hospital
Grady Hicks
Galveston
Billy Parker
Bartlesville
Oklahoma
Joe Bartles
California
Howard Bean
Okmulgee
FE. W. Kerr
Moore Hotel
Mary Dodson
East Fountain
C. G. Fierabend
Kansas City
Missouri
New York
L. D. Morris
Shreveport
Louisiana
Jessie Montgomery
Fulford
G. E. Hart
Memphis
Trixie Lee Wilbanks
Perryton
George McDonald
Childress
Sam Lanier
Kansas
Amarillo
Quanah
B. D. Carroll
Overland
Aspermont
Ladies' Apron and Girls' Dress Pattern Book Offer
1927 advertisement offers four sizes for a ladies apron and a girls dress with fabric yardage details. Patterns require 1 1/2 yards at 36 inch for small to extra large, 6 1/2 yards bias binding, and 2 1/2 yards of 40 inch fabric for the yoke and sleeve bands. Price 15 cents, plus 15 cents for the Up-To-Date Book of Fashions from Globe-News, Brooklyn NY.
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Globe-News
Sterling Place
Brooklyn
N. Y
Local Notables Take Summer Trips and Vacations
Mrs. T. G. Stargell and sisters depart for Houston to join their husband and plan to settle there. Carl Hutton returns from a Snyder Oklahoma vacation to work at Greer's Department Store. John E. Dyer visits Topeka on business from the Santa Fe offices. Mrs. J. E. Adams and Dorothy of San Francisco stay with H. M. Tutt at 1205 Harrison. The MacKies vacation in St Louis Chicago and Canada. Reverend O Malley and Charles vacation in Corpus Christi. Mrs. F. R. Barnes and Rena Ford in Hot Springs New Mexico for a few weeks. Willie May Dyer and her mother vacationing in Oklahoma.
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T. G. Stargell
Houston
Carl Hutton
Greer’s Department Store
Snyder
Oklahoma
John E. Dyer
Santa Fe General Offices
Topeka
Kansas
J. E. Adams
Dorothy
San Francisco
California
H. M. Tutt
Harrison Street
F. J. MacKie
St. Louis
Chicago
Canada
O'Malley
Charles
Taylor Street
Ing
Corpus Christi
F. R. Barnes
Rena Ford
Hot Springs
New Mexico
Willie May Dyer
BR in Colorful Checker Makes Novel Breakfast
A colorful BR scene features a checker pattern used to craft a novel breakfast presentation. The piece describes folding serviettes and threading shade accents to enhance the visual appeal.
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Checker
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