Local residents attend Dallas Fair and Fort Worth visit
Mrs H L Husted of 1309 East Seventh Avenue is confined to bed with tonsillitis. Mrs Robert McGee of 510 West Fourteenth Avenue visits Canyon. Mr and Mrs J D Yakley and Misses Irene and Josephine Yokley of 410 North Jackson Street returned yesterday from the Dallas Fair and a short visit in Fort Worth.
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H. L. Husted
East Seventh Avenue
Robert McGee
West Fourteenth Avenue
Mr. McGee
Canyon
Irene
Josephine Yokley
North
Jackson Street
Fort Wort
Pen Women Host Day Meeting At Herring Hotel
Anna Belle Collins Pen Women met at the Herring Hotel for an all day session. Delegates Mrs. T. B. Smith and Mrs. E. J Lowder were chosen to represent Wilson P T A at the State Convention in San Angelo November 17 21. A Halloween carnival was planned for Wilson School November 14. Miss France Purdem played a piano solo and Miss Sarah Miller led a Mother Goose parade with goblin song. Mrs. Jack McClements spoke on The Observance of the Twenty first Birthday. Mrs. J. Q. Barnes outlined PTA plans. Mrs. T. C. Nisbitt discussed When the Grades Come Home. Mary S Cooke joined as active member. Miss Sarah Miller’s class won the mothers present prize. Mrs. Lois Tyson McCormick spoke on The Only Two Ways to Write a Short Story. Contemplated membership work was reviewed. a report will appear in the Globe News. Readings from Mrs. Will Gilvin’s new book The Witch of Bayou Tierre attracted notice. Short story contest winners were announced: Mrs. Ray Carr first, Mrs. Fancher Upshaw second, Mrs. W. B. Patterson honorable mention. Weather kept some members away. Mr. and Mrs. Sam V. Endress left for Dallas to visit their daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Smith
E. J Lowder
Wilson P. T. A
San Angelo
Wilson School
France Purdem
Sarah Miller
Hallowe'en
Jack McClements
J. Q. Barnes
T. C. Nisbitt
Lois Tyson McCormick
Pen Women
Herring Hotel
The
Globe News
Mary
Cooke
Clarendon
Will Gilvin
Bayou Tierre
Fancher Upshaw
W. B. Patterson
Mrs J C McDavid hosts La Costura Club needlework tea
Roses and cosmos adorned the rooms as Mrs J C McDavid entertained the La Costura Club Tuesday. Miss Nell McDavid performed piano solos. about 25 members attended. Mrs J H Hall was elected delegate to the Potter County Federation of Women meetings.
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J. C. McDavid
la Costura Club
Nell McDavid
J. H. Hall
Potter County Federation of Women
American Yeomen To Meet Thursday
The American Yeomen will hold a regular program at the I C C F Hall Thursday at 8 o clock. A week later they host a masquerade party and box supper. All members are urged to attend as important plans will be made.
Ironized Yeast Promises Quick Weight Gain and Nerve Relief
Advert says Ironized Yeast helps nervous, underweight people gain 5 to 15 pounds in eight weeks. Claims bony limbs fill out, skin clears, sleep improves with two tonics in one Brewers Yeast and iron. Pleasant tablets promise rapid results, with money back guarantee from manufacturer.
Who's Who in P. E. O. Presented at Chapter B Meeting
Mrs. M B Harris led a Tuesday afternoon P. E. O. Chapter B gathering at Mrs. A N Olver s home on Van Buren Street 1908 naming national and state officers for praise and recognizing local members in need. Hostesses included Mrs F L Meyers Mrs L G Spilman and Mrs Jennie Hill. Mrs T J Wagner chaired in the absence of Mrs E C Seaman with about 25 members present.
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P. FE
T. J. Wagner
E. C. Seaman
Progressive Child Study Club Bridge Luncheon at Atteberry Home
The Progressive Child Study Club will entertain with a bridge luncheon at the home of Mrs. A. G. Atteberry, 1710 Hughes Street, Thursday at one. Members who cannot attend are asked to call Mrs. Atteberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Child Study Club
A. G. Atteberry
Hughes Street
Senior Epworth League to Entertain at Polk Street Church
The Senior Epworth League of Polk Street Methodist Church will entertain with a party in the church parlors Thursday evening at 7 30 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Polk Street Methodist Church
Mystic Weavers Enjoy Meeting Tuesday
Four members attended the Mystic Weavers meeting held Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. G. W. Klock 802 Palo Duro Street. Autumn blossoms decorated the rooms as needlework filled the afternoon and refreshments were served. Attendees were Mrs. A. B. Hays Mrs. FE. B. Harris Mrs. H. B. Stokes and Mrs. W. A. Robertson.
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The
Mystic Weavers
G. W. Klock
Palo Duro Street
A. B. Hays
FE. B. Harris
H. B. Stokes
W. A. Robertson
Members Unable to Attend Asked To Call Mrs Atteberry
A brief notice requests members unable to attend an event to contact Mrs Atteberry by phone for rescheduling or information updates. The text names no organization or date beyond the contact.
Pollyanna Class Holds Social Meeting at Mrs Foster Home
Pollyanna Class of the First Baptist Church met at the home of Mrs. Fowler Foster for a business and social gathering Monday evening. Plans for a forthcoming social were discussed and games followed a delicious picnic supper. Attendees included Beryl Hick…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Fowler Foster
Beryl Hick
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Ter and
Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. Short
J. D. Yakley
Anna Belle Collins
Sam V. Endress
Will H. Thomas
Dallas
la Costuras
Progressive
Amarillo
R. Louis
Rouge Beauty
TROY
Sori
Somp
Aundri
Eve VeVerka
Nlopart
New York
VeVerka
Polk
Grocers
Maxwell House Coffee
Maxwell House
Eck
Maxwe
General Foods Corporation
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