Literary Society program entertains town audience
The Literary Society met in the Auditorium for its first program featuring songs recitations stories and poems by pupils including Junita Bernece Cooper Marguerite Wells Ora Mae Muske and Edward Entrop The group adopted blue and white as colors and white rose as the flower with the motto Learn as if to live forever Live as if to die tomorrow The meeting adjourned to Friday October 21 with tea chers and townspeople in attendance A northern visit and local notes follow including Joe Smith nursing a sprained hand and a playful remark about a car kicking harder than a mule.
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the Literary Society
Junita
Bernece Cooper
Marguerite Wells
Hulda
Ada Pearl Hale
Gurna Newell
Charles Rogers
Montie Lee Buller
Ma ‘Ry Baronian
Cora Lou White
Ora Mae Muske
Jack Donald
Maurice Kelly
Leon Harrison
Rufus Muske
Edward Entrop
Anna Laurie Bains
Dorance Kelly
Bessie Lee Henry Long
Aliie Marion Hancock
Columbia
Gem of the Ocean
Louise Cooper
Card of Thanks for Mose Sumner Family
Card thanks friends for kindness during illness and death of husband and father Mose Sumner. Mentions thankfulness for floral offerings. Mrs. M CG Chett and children extend appreciation. Sumner returned Thursday from Brenham after visiting relatives.
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M, Cg, Chett
Mose Sumner
Brenham
Local social notes from Waller include gatherings and visits
A Sunday night singing at Mrs. D. F. Sullivan's ranch hosted Lois Armer Sophia Sullivan Essie Brown Norma Brown Madeline Garrett Lecera Clarke Pearlie King Emily Stocker Jesse Mansell Wallace Brown Ross Brown Maxie Armer G Smith J W Weaver Albert Foster and Harold Thomas with many others reporting a delightful time. The community saw visits from Jno Foster and wife F J Sullivan returned from Mission Roy Montgomery T G Smith N Lipscombs of Ennis Stella Burkett teaching Highland Home School Penick School opened with F Grober Houston as principal and Sophia Sullivan Brenham as assistant Miss Binford Louston guest Richard W Weaver to Union E L Grey with Friends Oscar Crump in Hempstead for court Wallace Brown Ira Lewes L F C Smith C F Hillsboro guests attended a dance at Michael Hall Willie Robertson and Maggie Frey seen about town J H Breeze left for Ardmore Maxie and T L Armer in Heddingstead Boppy
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D. F. Sullivan
Lois Armer
Sophia Sullivan
Essie
Norma Brown
Madeline Garrett
Lecera Clarke
Pearlie King
Emily Stocker
Jesse Mansell
Messrs
Wallace
Ross Brown
Maxie Armer
G. Smith
J. W. Weaver
Albert Foster
Pecans Grow as Main Income Crop in Brazos Bottom
Pecans become principal income crop in the Brazos bottom with buyers active and prices near a dollar per pound. A local pecan peeling industry has emerged and business leaders hire idle colored workers to peel pecans for the market, addressing unemployment.
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Brazos
Proper diet fights pellagra says Red Cross advice
The article urges a targeted diet as the only effective Pellagra prevention and cure, stressing daily milk and an egg, meat sparingly, and daily green vegetables or alternatives. It notes vitamins are essential, rejects reliance on corn bread and pork alone, and cites Ambrose Kohler bringing six bales of cotton to town and planning more.
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Ambrose Kohler
Wendt Ferry
The
Times
Otto Schumacher Renews Times Subscription
Otto Schumacher renewed his subscription to The Times last Tuesday, signaling continued interest in the newspaper's coverage.
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Otto Schumacher
the Times
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Jno
Foster
F. J Sullivan
Front Mission
Roy Montgomery
T. G. Smith
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Ella Goodrich
Stella Burkett
Waelder
Highland
Penick School
F. Grober
Houston
Miss Binford of
Louston
Richard W. Weaver
Union
E. L. Grey
Oscar Crump
Hempstead
Wallace Brown
Ira Lewes
L- F.C Smith
Yon C
Willie Robertson
Maggie Frey
J. H. Breeze
Ardmore
Okla
Maxie and
T. L. Armer
Hedingstead
Boppy
Lone Star Garage
Ford
RED Cross
A. B. Anderson
Times Office
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Ford Motor Company
Katy Motor CO
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