Llano Estacado Chapter D A R Meets for First Session
The Llano Estacado D A R gathered at St Andrew's Episcopal Church Parish House for its first regular session of the year. Mrs. James Curtis outlined goals and thanked new members, with plans including a DAR marker for Mrs. Nees Wilder Baker in Chanute Kansas and purchasing a Flag Trailer for patriotic observances.
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Jano Estacado
The
St. Andrew's Biscopal Church
James
Curtis
John G. Ballard
John Iden Society
Avery Turner
Potter County
Ruth E. Delzell
Delzell
John Yuard
United States
Maynard
Elizabeth Jameson
Grieg
Oliver Family Hosts Guests From Overseas
Mr and Mrs G T Oliver entertained about fifty guests at 1612 Polk Street over the weekend. Their nephews and niece Mr and Mrs Gordon T Granger and Hermon Granger visited. Hermon, born in Texas, has lived in Syria and Egypt for four years directing Vacuum Oil sales. Grangers formerly of Amarillo now reside in Okmulgee where Gordon leads Barnsdall Refineries.
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G. T. Oliver
Gordon T. Granger
Hermon Granger
Texas
Syria
Egypt
Vacuum Oil Company
Polk Street
Granger
Palestine
Holy Land
Amarillo
Okmulgee
Barnsdal
Social Calendar Highlights Women’s Circles and Teas
Social calendar lists multiple club gatherings across churches including Central Presbyterian Church circles meeting at 3 o clock and 8 other circles with leaders named. Stitch and Chatter at Mrs John A Russell 713 Harrison 2:30. Merceds Bridge Club 704 South Fairmont 1. First Christian Church circles with hosts on Washington and Taylor streets. Ellwood Park Presbyterian Auxiliary 3. Polk Street Methodist program. First Baptist Executive Peace 3. Sacred Heart Parish tea at 3 on Washington Street.
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Stitch and Chatter Club
John A. Russell
Harrison Street
Merceds
Charles R. Breen
Monroe Street
W. A. Stewart
Miles ‘Ackerman
Alabama Street
O. W. Wright, Jr
Wayside Drive
First Christian Church
H. S. Conkling
Washington Street
Walter Browne
Hughes Street
E. E. Boxwell
Taylor Street
H. C. Randolph
Ong Street
Ellwood Park
Fillere Street
F. F. Ford
Benefit Tea
Sacred Heart Parish
San Jacinto P T A Plans Drive and Carnival
The San Jacinto school P T A held a meeting led by president Mrs M E Roberts with executive board room mothers and committees. C F Foster of the AAA described drive plans and a Halloween carnival was set to raise funds to buy a mimeograph for the school and PTA.
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San Jacinto
M. E. Roberts
C. F. Foster
American Automobile Association
Foster
Hallowe
P.T. A
Margaret Wills P.-T. A. Holds Called Meeting
The Margaret Wills P.-T. A. met in a called session at the school with large attendance. O. F. Foster of the American Automobile Association explained the P.T.A. drive. Mrs. Lou Stogner and Mrs. George Vineyard were named captains and the group split into two teams to compete. Mrs. John K. Boyce led the meeting.
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Margaret Wills
Wesley Friendship Class Holds All Day Session
The Wesley Friendship Class of San Jacinto Methodist Church will meet Thursday for an all day session starting at 10 oclock. A program of talks and music is planned and members are asked to bring covered dishes for the luncheon. New members are warmly invited to attend.
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Wesley Friendship
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Mrs R A Young Hosts Luncheon Club at Home
Mrs R A Young will entertain the Thursday luncheon club at her home 3623 Fountain Terrace at 12 o'clock. All members are urged to attend.
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R. A. Young
Fountain Terrace
Methodist Circle Meetings Postponed
Circles of the Polk Street Methodist Church have been postponed due to the rummage sale at 320 East Fourth Street on Wednesday and Thursday. A Merchants' Page will be held Thursday and Friday evening at the High School auditorium.
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Polk Street
Methodist Church
East Fourth Street
Merchants
High School
Good Samaritan Degree Team Meeting Thursday Evening
The Good Samaritan Degree Team will meet Thursday at 8 o'clock in the Masonic Temple Shrine Hall. All members are requested to be present.
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Good Samaritan
Masonic Temple Shrine Hall
Mrs C Williams Hosts C A R Meeting
The Lone Star Chapter of the C A R will meet at Mrs Clar ence Williams home 1118 Taylor Street Saturday at 10 o clock. All children are asked to bring their 1930 dues.
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Lone Star Chapter
Clarence Williams
Taylor Street
Black Gloves Leading Among Smart Women
Frances Paget surveys fashion as black evening gloves captivate women in New York on October 15 1929. The piece notes the Gibson Girl nostalgia and the shift toward curved silhouettes while warning that the future of black gloves as a long term trend remains uncertain.
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Frances Paget
New York
Black suede gloves and accessories gain fashion traction
A fashion note describes black suede gloves as a rising accessory, paired with hand bags hats and belts in stores and runways. It highlights their use with sleeveless black dresses and day and evening wear, suggesting darker tones may dominate future glove fashion.
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Fifth Avenue
Merchants Pageant and Concert At Local High School
Local event this Thursday and Friday at the High School Auditorium features the Merchants Pageant Trades Display and Style Show with over 150 participants. An orchestra provides music for an inexpensive admission of 15 and 35 cents benefiting the Polk Street Methodist Church Pipe Organ Fund.
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Pipe Organ Fund
Polk Street Methodist Church
Farmer Tells How He Got Rid of Piles
Mt. Jackson Virginia farmer W D Fox says he suffered twenty years with piles until Colac Pile Pills relieved him quickly. He praises internal pills, notes early improvement after two doses, and endorses the product. The ad invites readers to buy or mail 75 cents for a bottle with money back guarantee.
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Farmer
W. D. Fox
Mt. Jackson
Virginia
Colac
Colac Chemical Co
Brentwood
Nujol Boosts Merchant’s Sales by 50 Percent
A Baltimore salesman recalls how a doctor advised Najol to cleanse poisons from the system. He reports a 50 percent rise in business after using the product, praising Najol as harmless bodily lubrication that improves performance without drugs.
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T’s
R. F. Myers
Rosedale Street
Baltimore
Myers
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