Mrs Barksdale Complimented on 70th Birthday Surprise
Mrs Ida Barksdale was honored on her 70th birthday with a surprise party at her daughter Mrs J N Merchant home. A gift basket was presented and refreshments served to a long list of attendees including Mrs J N Merchant and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Barksdale
J. N. Merchant
Harry Bashier
Charles Ricketts
W. A. Walton
Frank Altman
Luther McKee
R. C. Moore
Edd Tyler
Edd Barksdale
Robert Williamson
Joe Morton
Mabel Wright
Vincent
Mrs Branum Hosts Beryl Needle Club Meeting
The Beryl Needle Club met at the home of Mrs. R. B. Barnum on Tuesday afternoon. Refreshments were served to Miss Laura Belle Smith and club members including Mesdames Clifft Larsen Privitt Smith Stevens Weaver Williams and Wills. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Larsen's home in Pleasant Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beryl Needle Club
Potter County Library Hosts Judge Gough Story Hour
Judge L Gough will share reminiscences of early days during the regular Children’s Story Hour at the Potter County Library Saturday morning at 10 o’clock. Miss Lilly Larsen and her pupils present a recital at the studio 1223 Polk Street Sunday afternoon at 4 o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Gough
Potter County Library
Lilly Larsen
Polk Street
Kellogg’s Rice Krispies Promise Sleep Friendly Snack
Kellogg’s Rice Krispies are crisp and crunchy and crackle in milk or cream. They satisfy hunger sensibly and aid sleep. Each package includes a Mother Goose story on the back. Sold by grocers nationwide and made by Kellogg in Battle Creek with quality guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Social Calendar and Evening Events
Social TONIGHT Woodmen Circle regular meeting at W O W Hall at 8. Summer band class recital at Academy of Music and Art at 8. SATURDAY Children's Story Hour Potter County Library at 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen Circle
W. O. W. Hall
Academy of Music and Art
Ellis B. Hall
Taylor St
Missionaries Honored With Garden Party At Polk Street
A garden party at Polk Street Methodist Church honored missionaries Mr. and Mrs. Joe J. Mickle and Miss Flora Foreman on furlough. The couple headed to San Francisco then Japan after 14 years abroad. Foreman has worked in the African Congo hospital service. A church program featured Dr. Grimes, honorees, solos, a trio, and readings with about 300 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe J. Mickle
Flora Foreman
Polk Street Methodist Church
Mickle
San Francisco
Japan
Mr. Mickle
University of Kwansei Gakuin
Kobe
Miss Foreman
Congo
Belgium
C. C. Grimes
L. B. Newby
David Macpherson
Misses Stewart
Aileen Baker
Peffly
Jessamine Grimes
Sunday School
The
Missionary Society
Board of Stewards
Board of Christian Education
Bride-Elect Mildred Huckeby Honored at Pre-Nuptial Shower
Miss Mildred Huckeby was honored at a pre-nuptial shower at her mother’s home 1028 Bowie Street Tuesday night. Hosts Mrs. George Salmon and Mrs. C. W. Hayden led the event before her marriage to C. Lee Copeland set for today at noon. Musical numbers complemented the program as names of guests and participants were listed. Postal receipts in Fresno for 1934-35 rose eight percent from the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Huckeby
Charles E. Huckeby
Bowie Street
George Salmon
C. W. Hayden
Miss Huckeby
C. Lee Copeland
Millicent Lahm
Guy Slack
Floyd Marsh
Burns
Don Babrouhua
Daisy Bruce
W. L. Cannon, Sr
Robert White
J. S. Evans
T. J. Fletcher
John Kenyon
Ruth Hemmingway
A. A. Young
Gervis Taylor
Q.thompson
V. W. Smith
J. Garvey
Maude V. Cook
Crowe
Mary Hunter
Abbie Hayman
Mary Kathryn Headrick
Geneva Lowe
Senate moves to reject Coughlin Nye central bank plan
Democratic leaders in the Senate pressed to pass the omnibus banking bill while opposing Senator Nye and Father Coughlin s government owned bank idea. Eccles favors centralized control of money. A Nye amendment seeks a government owned bank with directors appointed by the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Father Coughlin
Nye
Senator Grass
Virginia
Marriner S. Eccles
New Deal
Federal Reserve Board
House
Eccles
Republican
North Dakota
Charles E. Coughlin
Detroit
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club Meeting Notes
Mrs Sam Jacobs hosted the Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Everett McBride led a lesson on Agricultural Development in America. Nine members and one guest attended. Mrs Jess Walter to host next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club
Sam Jacobs
Everett McBride
America
Jess Walter
Paris party guests wear Schiaparelli cape at Balsan soiree
In Paris on July 26, three fashionable Parisians debuted a long hooded Venetian cape by Schiaparelli at a reception hosted by Madame Jacques Balsan. Ladies including Lady Menly and Mrs Reginald Fellowes wore the cape in vibrant greens and pinks with contrasting gowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Jacques Balsan
Consuelo Vanderbilt
Menly
Elsie de Wolfe
Schiaparelli
Reginald Fellowes
Countess de Robilant
AUTEUIL Fashions Summer Races Belts and Diaper Patterns
Wide contrasting belts appear on summer trocks at Auteuil races. Black and white printed crepe with a grass green belt, and black crepe with cerise and green flowers in a two toned chiffon belt. Madame Henri Monnet wears a white dice pattern on a black crepe gown at a Soviet Embassy reception designed by Schiaparelli.
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Auteuil
Paris
Henri Monnet
Schiaparelli
Allred Picks State G Men for Crime Drive
Gov. James V. Allred selects three lawyers and a newspaper editor for Texas G-Men commission to direct the crime crackdown. Names include Albert Sidney Johnston, George W. Cottingham, and Ernest S. Goens. Tom Hickman would head the intelligence bureau. Phares may direct the patrol. Commission appointments due by September 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
J.P
James V. Allred
Commission
Texas
Albert Sidney Johnston
Dallas
George W. Cottingham
Houston Chronicle
Ernest S. Goens
Tyler
Allred
Pair of thugs transferred to Fort Worth
Larry J. Ducote and Glenn Davis admitted robbers were brought to Tarrant County jail for safekeeping pending a Cooke County grand jury probe. They are held in connection with the abduction and robbery of W. E. Benson of Gainesville. Beekeeping in Manitoba and other prairie provinces of Canada has become a growing and remunerative industry, per commerce department reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Larry J. Ducote
Glenn Davis
Tarrant County
L. F. McCullum
Cooke County
W. E. Benson
Gainesville
Manitoba
Prairie Provinces
Canada
Department of Commerce
Building a Lawn A Fine Art of Proper Foundation
Garden gossip emphasizes that lawns demand planning and proper soil foundation. For heavy clay or sandy soil, add lime and materials like sand peat moss or shredded plant matter to loosen or enrich the base. With a solid base, lawns require less water and endure heat better, while a poorly prepared lawn yields meager growth and higher maintenance.
Post, Rogers, Wife Stop in Albuquerque Before Russia Trip
Wiley Post his wife and Will Rogers arrived in Albuquerque after an unannounced flight from Los Angeles in a new plane. They retired to a hotel and offered no plans for the day. Reports suggest they may fish in New Mexico and the trio may proceed toward a Russia voyage with Post inviting Rogers to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
Wiley Post
Will Rogers
Los Angeles
Post
Russia
New Mexico
Rogers
Seattle
Kansas Youth Dies of Mad Dog Bite
Kansas boy Clifford Allen Kern, 11, of Louisburg, died in Kansas City after rabies followed a dog bite on July 3. Doctors noted head and face wounds from rabid animals are especially dangerous and hard to treat. he had undergone 21 injections before his condition worsened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Clifford Allen Kern
Louisburg
Kan
Japan War Office outlines five year military modernization plan
The Japanese war office proposed a five year program to modernize land and air armaments with projected expenditures of 900 million yen. The plan centers on land equipment for two years and air force improvements in years three to five, aiming to raise military capacity amid concerns over air attacks.
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Glenn Babe
Tokyo
War Office
General Staff
Japan
Dutch cabinet resigns after currency crisis
Queen Wilhelmina accepted the Hen drik Colijn cabinet resignation in The Hague and asked Prof. D. P. Aalberse to form a new government. The Catholic faction opposed Colijn’s plans to defend the gold standard prompting the crisis. Colijn submitted his resignation to the queen last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hague
Netherlands
WUPI
Wilhelmina
Hendrik Colijn
D. P
M. Aalberse
Colijn
Aalberse
Explorer Bradford Washburn Discovers Yukon Territory
Cambridge researcher Bradford Washburn reports two hundred square miles of previously uncharted land in the Yukon. He names two peaks for King George and Queen Mary to honor their silver jubilee. The note mentions reduced German newsprint due to presses curtailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
U.P
Bradford Washburn
Yukon Territory
George
Queen Mary
Great Britain
Cameraman Missing After Replica Ship Sinks Off California
A replica 18th century armed transport H. M. 8. Bounty sank off San Miguel Island near Santa Barbara. Cameraman Glen Strong is reported missing along with $50,000 worth of filming equipment while coast guard officials investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Pedro
Cal
Bounty
San Miguel Island
Santa Barbara
Coast Guard
Hermes
Glen Strong
M-G-M
Pitcairn Island
Phillips 66 Summer Gasoline Tailored to Local Weather
The advertisement promotes Phillips 66 summer type gasoline as engineered to meet local temperature needs. It claims monthly matching to weather conditions, ensuring engine performance in heat or cold.
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Mrs. Barksdale
Mrs. Branum
Kelloggs Rice Krispies
Social
Alendar
Fresno
Calif
Academy OF
Texans Theater
Texas Theater
Ist
Sam Love
West
Elaine Tyler
Houston
J. H. Cox
Ruy
Boy Scouts
Vanessa
Robert Montgomery
Helen Hayes
DEMOS
FT. Worth
H.m.tenny
Rogers, Post
Kansas
John W. Hughes
Ottumwa
Yukon
Germany
Pena Es
FORA
Phillips
Phill
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