Pearl Taylor Returns From Visit With Grandparents
Miss Pearl Taylor visits Blackwell grandparents Mr and Mrs W J Edwards. Mrs F O Key visits relatives in Lubbock. She has been indisposed for some time and will undergo a clinic while there. Friends hope she returns recovered.
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Miss Pearl Taylor
Blackwell
Mrs. W. J. Edwards
F. O. Key
Lubbock
Political Candidates Named Ahead of Democratic Primary
We are authorized to announce the following candidates for the office next above their names. Subject to the action of the Democratic Primary, July 23.
Blackwell Methodist Ladies Take Stand on Beer Ads
The Blackwell Methodist church society debated the issue of beer advertisements at a Monday meeting. Members reportedly discussed the topic at length and agreed they should not accept beer ads in the publication.
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Blackwell Methodist Church
Celebrates 1st Birthday for Jack Allen Richards
Jack Allen Richards celebrated his first birthday April 27 at his parents home Mr and Mrs Arnold Richards with cake and jello for about thirty guests. Mr and Mrs John Ware and laughter have moved to Sweetwater. Reverend J H Dean and family visited Eldorado Ark and Rev Dean’s mother stayed with them. T G Carlisle opens a store at Yoakum with his wife visiting son. Rev and Mrs J H Dean and Leroy and Oleta McFarland returned from Eldorado Ark.
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Jack Allen Richards
Mrs
Arnold Richards
John Ware
Sweetwater
T. A. Carlisle
Yoakum
T. G
Methodist Missionary Society Meets at Alsup Home
The Methodist Missionary Society met Monday at Mrs. Delos Alsup home with Miss Ida Finley as co host. Mrs. Frank Youree led devotion and Mrs. P G Dabney reported on the Snyder Conference. Date nut cake and ice cream were served to a list of members. The next meeting will be at the Methodist Church at 3 00 o clock.
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Methodist Missionary Society
Blackwell Postmistress Highlights Air Mail Week History
Mrs. Jack Stewart of Blackwell explains National Air Mail Week May 15 21 and marks the twentieth anniversary of the U S air mail service. The first route opened May 15 1918 between New York and Washington.
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Jack Stewart
Blackwell
National Air Mail
Post Office Department
United States
New York
Washington
Canada
Mexico
West Indies
Central
South America
Orient
May Day Program Showcasing School Children’s Work
On May 10 at night a May Day program and school children's work will be on exhibit in the classrooms. Everyone is urged to come. No admission charges.
Baptist Ladies Meet at Church for Prayer Study
The Baptist W.M. A. gathered at the church on Monday. Mrs. J. H. Dean led the first chapter of How to Pray by R. E. Torrey. Attendees included Mrs. J. W. Reynolds, Mrs. Lester McLendon, Mrs. A. J. McLendon Sr., Mrs. S. P. Smith, Mrs. Harve Arledge, Mrs. R. H. Reaves, Mrs. J. D. Franklin, Mrs. John Lampkin, Mrs. Berry Smith, Mrs. W. C. Shamblin Sr., Mrs. Searcy, Mrs. J. H. Dean, and Mrs. Everrett Bryant.
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W.M. A
J. H. Dean
R. E. Torrey
J. W. Reynolds
Lester McLendon
A. J. McLendon, Sr
S. P. Smith
Harve Arledge
R. H. Reaves
J. D. Franklin
John
Visit to Miss Vera Childers in Eunice NM
Miss Lena Hutchins and Mrs. Frank Childers visited Miss Vera Childers in Eunice New Mexico last week to call on the young woman.
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Lena Hutchins
Frank Childers
Vera Childers
Eunice
New Mexico
Mother's Day Programs At Two Churches
A Methodist church will host a Mother's Day morning program and a Baptist church plans a Sunday night playlet to honor mothers.
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Methodist Church
Baptist
Texas farms missing milk cows could boost home supply
E R Eudaly of Texas A and M Extension cites census figures showing 24.2 percent of Texas farm families lack a milk cow. He says Texas would need about 242000 more dairy cows to provide enough milk for home use, with potential growth for home dairying without harming commercial production.
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College Station
Texas
E. R. Eudaly
Texas A. and
M. College Extension Service
South
Budaly
Bureau of Agricultural
United States
Wisconsin
Oklahoma
AAA
Extension Service
Bronte Woman Graduates From Hardin-Simmons
Abilene Texas May 3 The fortys seventh annual commencement at Hardin-Simmons University set for June 1 with 94 graduates 143 seniors 49 grads this August 20 session. Gladys Maye Ash of Bronte among the B S degree candidates. Speaker William Hall Preston of Nashville and Rev Lawrence Fitzgerald of Mexico Missouri to deliver sermons and speeches.
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Abilene
Texas
Hardin-Simmons University
J. D. Sandefer
HSU
William Hall Preston
Nashville
Gladys Maye Ash
Bronte
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