Ardmore Welcome for Mrs. Will Morgan by Mrs. J. W. Timmons
Mrs. J. W. Timmons hosted a bridge luncheon at 1801 Van Buren Street in honor of Mrs. Will Morgan of Ardmore Oklahoma. High score prize went to Mrs. Edwin Harris and consolation to Mrs. Jack Brown. guest prizes were awarded as well.
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Will Morgan
Ardmore
Oklahoma
J. W. Timmons
van Buren Street
Edwin Harris
Jack Brown
Morgan
C. A. Melton
Joe Killough
C. E. Chadwell
J. A. Morgan
1929 Bridge Club Meets With Mrs J B Trollinger
The 1929 Bridge Club met yesterday afternoon at 1205 B West Eleventh Avenue. Mrs Arnold Atterbury won high score and Mrs R L Gulley was second. guests included Mrs W W C Hawkins who topped the visitors.
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J. B. Trollinger
West Eleventh Avenue
Arnold Atterbury
R. L. Gulley
W.W. C. Hawkins
A. D. Jackson
Billie Boren
E. D. Slough
M. H. Cunningham
Charles Trollinger
Joe Killough
J. A. Morgan
Will Morgan
Ardmore
Oklahoma
C. R. Bock
A. D. Johnson
A. N. Sanderson
Lindsay Smith
E. A. Ryan
W. C. Hawkins
M. M. Sadler
Leon Hyot
George Pratt
Bill Bridges
Charles Gregory
Tom Harris
Paul J. Smith
C. E. Douglas
E. M. Ratcliff
Buchanan School P. T. A. Slates Regular Meeting
The Buchanan Street school parent teacher association will meet tomorrow at 3 30 in the school building. The main agenda item is the membership drive. The second grade pupils in three rooms will entertain.
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Buchanan Street
Sanborn PTA Luncheon Opens Year and Talks Issues
The Sanborn School Parent-Teacher Association holds its first luncheon of the year tomorrow at 12 30 in the school cafeteria. It offers parents a 20 cent meal while introducing new residents to the cafeteria’s value. Mrs. J I Kendrick is the speaker and F R Phillips invites parents to attend.
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Sanborn School
F. R. Phillips
Open House Planned by Alice Landergin PTA
The Parent-Teacher Association hosts an open house at 7 30 Friday night in the school. Results of the weekly membership drive will be announced and a prize awarded to the room with the highest parent membership average. W A McIntosh will speak. Music by Miss Mary Lindsays room and the Lyric Club. A Japanese Rhythm folk dance by the Kindergarten. A mass meeting will discuss paving near the school.
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Parent-Teacher Association
W. A. McIntosh
Mary Lindsay
Lyric Club
Royal Arch Chapter to Confer Good Samaritan Degree
The Royal Arch Chapter will confer the Good Samaritan degree on eligible members at the Masonic Temple tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. The chapter consists of wives daughters sisters and widows of Royal Arch Masons.
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Royal Arch
Masonic Temple
Baylor Club Honors Mrs J M Dawson of Waco
The Baylor University club met at the Silver Grill for a dinner honoring Mrs. J. M Dawson of Waco. New officers were elected: R. A. Wilson Jr president Miss Mabel Rowan secretary Mrs J M Cook reporter.
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Baylor University Club
Silver Grill
J. M Dawson
Waco
R. A. Wilson, Jr
Mabel Rowan
J. M. Cook
Baylor
E. W. Thomerson
R. A. Wilson
L. J. Vick
Viola Ballard
Lillie Handley
Jane Singleton
Monetta Rasbury
Catherine Chapman
Evelyn Powers
R. R. Swindell
P. L. Brokaw
George Powers
Council To Meet Tonight At Municipal Auditorium
The Home Demonstration Council will meet tonight at the Junior College Library Municipal Auditorium. J E Hill of Panhandle Lumber Company and Miss Delia Walker of Canyon will speak. Izora Clark Potter County Home Demonstration agent is present after returning from Dallas.
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Home Demonstration Council
Junior College
Municipal Auditorium
J. E. Hill
The
Panhandle Lumber Company
Delia Walker
Canyon
Izora Clark
Potter County
Dallas
Nurse Gains Seven Pounds in Two Weeks with Ironized Yeast
A nurse named Martha Burns reports gaining seven pounds in two weeks after using Ironized Yeast. Advert details claim 3 to 4 weeks yield 5 to 10 pounds with improved skin and strength, promoting Ironized Yeast tablets as safe and effective, with money-back guarantees.
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Martha Burns
Johnson P T A Plans Open House Across Johnson Street Area
The Johnson Street School Parent Teacher Association outlines a personal home visit program in its membership drive this week. An open house is scheduled at the school on Friday October 25, as announced at a meeting of room mothers and the membership chairman.
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Johnson Street
Parent- Teacher Association
Rainbow Girls Meet at Masonic Temple Tonight
Rainbow Girls To Meet at the Masonic Temple at 7:30 PM for a business session. Every member is urged to attend as the group gathers to conduct its regular organizational matters.
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Rainbow Girls
Order of Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
French Hired Girls Command 50 Cents Daily
Paris reports that French women must pay 16 dollars a month for a general servant including bed and board and chores such as washing and mending. The blame is placed on indulgent methods of wealthy foreigners.
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Associated Press
Paris
Special toothpaste method fights tooth decay and germs
The ad explains removing 1M daily brushing fails and introduces Pepsodent as a special formula. It says decay is caused by germs trapped in a glue like film on teeth and claims immediate visible difference, mentioning Amos 'N' Andy as America’s premier radio feature.
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Amos
Andy
America
Mayor to Address Men's Club on Water Bonds
Mayor Ernest C. Thompson will discuss proposed water bonds at the Men's Club meeting of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church tonight at 6 30 at the parish house.
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Ernest C. Thompson
Men’s Club
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
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Bridge Club
Vicks
U.S
Alice Landergin
P.T. A
Baylor Club
J. M. Dawson
France
Atlantic
Americas
G. C. Bruce
Hot Springs
Ark
Oliver Eakle
Pepsodent Co
S. Wabash Ave
Chicago
Stena
Chicresters Et Pias
Safest
Amarillo
OUR Shoe Department
Suedes
Polk ST
Kwitcher
Kikkin Service
Kikkin
the Panhandle
Ecru Real Union
Boy’s Union
Ecru
Greer’s Department Store
4Th and
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