Henry White Dies at 3 30 A M at Lenox Home
Henry White former ambassador to France and Italy died at Elm Court Lenox at 3 30 a m after an operation. He is survived by wife Emily Vanderbilt White daughter Countess Herman Scheer Thoss of The Hague son John Campbell White. Funeral at Trinity Episcopal Lenox Sunday 3 p m with interment in National Cathedral Washington. 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
Vacation wanderings and relocations across Texas
Mrs. James Wright and Mrs. N. J. Davis depart on a four month vacation including Yellowstone. Several locals plan trips or returns, including Milton Hirschfield from New York, Chamness to Dallas, Williams sisters to Kentucky, and Jack Nichols returning from Colorado. Others visit Dallas, Galveston, Los Angeles, and Oklahoma, with notes on work changes and health updates.
Ladies and Girls Spring Patterns in Four Sizes
Advertisement offers apron and dress patterns with four sizes each. Ladies apron uses 1⅛ yards of 36 inch material and 6½ yards bias binding at 15 cents. Girls dress for ages 4 6 8 10 uses 2½ yards 40 inch material with contrasting yoke and sleeve bands. Send 15 cents for 1927 pattern book from Globe News Brooklyn.
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Price Inc
Globe-News
Sterling Place
Brooklyn
Local residents on vacations and travels
Mrs T G Stargell and her sisters left for Houston to join their husband and make their home there. Carl Hutton of Greer’s Department Store returned from a two week vacation in Snyder Oklahoma. John E Dyer of Santa Fe offices visits Topeka on business. Mrs J E Adams and daughter Dorothy from San Francisco visit 1205 Harrison street. F J MacKie vacationing in St Louis Chicago and Canada. Rev O Malley and son Charles spend vacation in Corpus Christi. Mrs F R Barnes and sister Miss Rena Ford in Hot Springs New Mexico for a few weeks. Miss Willie May Dyer and 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
Breakfast Sets Colorful Linen Toweling Trend
Colorful checked linen tea toweling inspires breakfast and lunch sets with rolled edges and stitched shade. A savings bank for Havana school children, teachers, and public-school officials has been opened by Cuba's Department of Public Instruction, with deposits retained for ten years in extreme cases.
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Havana
Department of Public Instruction of
Cuba
36 inch Satines sale price list
Advertisement item listing 36 inch satines with high lustre sateen quality priced at 25 cents per yard and 35 cents for sale.
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Batist Wash Fabrica
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Henry White Balls
Lenox, Mass
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
Hicks
Fulford
Jack Nichols
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Colorado
Virgil Fisher
Bruce Autrey
Los Angeles
Autrey
Robert Scanlon
Billy Parker
Bartlesville
Joe Bartles
Howard Bean
Okmulgee
FE. W. Kerr
Moore Hotel
G. E. Hart
Memphis
Trixie Lee Wilbanks
Perryton
George McDonald
Childress
Sam Lanier
Amarillo
Quanah
B. D. Carroll
Overland
Aspermont
City and
Taylor
Pivers
Norida
Djer Kiss
Coty’s
Carlova
Hinds
Pebecca
UMS Bmg
Eiffel
Rapnics
Yda
Sale
National Park
Children’s Nainsook Union Suits
Copenhagen
Ards
Rics
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