Thanksgiving Hop Celebrates Southwest Champions Victory
The piece describes a large Thanksgiving event held Friday November 24, 1912 to honor Southwest champions. Community figures and dancers performed with colorful decorations, music, and torchlight rites. Attendees included Mrs. Retert Akers and Miss Kymin of Calvert, with local leaders coordinating the celebration.
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Witte
Koene
Hovelinne
Cdanmation
Merk & Levis
Arotentia
Retert Akers
Kymin Ot Calvert
Tollowed Tar
Roy J
Parker
Hera
Thanksgiving Hop program notes and details at A&M
A Bryan Daily Eagle item describes a Thanksgiving social with college colors and embossed A M seal. The first page featured a Southwout champion football image and listed twenty four dances with committee roles and guests including notable students and visitors.
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Panay
Bryan Daily Eagle
Frst
Humbers
Robert A
Bowler
Laden
Aneto
Emerson
Max Vastland
Otto
Mandolin Club Program Promises Varied Entertainment
The Mandolin Club under director HD Rieger will present a program at the chapel Saturday night featuring an expanded lineup. Mrs Otto Klieger and her assistants will perform Thermcram with a full Perth Orchestra and mandolin ensemble, plus additional interludes and别 acts planned for the evening.
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3Th
Rieger
Mandolin Club
Te & Watt
Karen
Otto Klieger
Campus Notes Card Party Hosts and Guests
Mr and Mrs Joe Mideway led by Mr and Mrs Charlee Felker hosted a merry card party Tuesday night in warm rooms. After lively five hundred play, guests enjoyed chicken salad sandwiches and coffee. Notables included Mr and Mrs Paddock and Mr and Mrs Wooten among others.
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Joe Mideway
Mxp
Charlee Felker
Paddock
Stra Wooten
Mire
Hichie
Tetmpieton
Mise O'Neille
Iawkinw
Mix Lebo
Mier
Texas Industrial Notes and Regional Developments
Commercial notices report plans for a winter fair association track event near the Northeast and a furniture factory ad campaign by the chamber of commerce. Land near Lubbock and Longview markets begin irrigation sales, with Littlefield Land and Town Site Co. developing Coleman school site and a Santa Fe rail corridor. First Maytag church in Longview nears completion, with services set for December 15 and a projected cost of 120000.
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Northeast Test Fair Association
Arrome
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Santa Me Allway
Littlefield Land and Townesite Company
Thy Dew Lowe
Kit
Hesley
Longriew
Ore First Maytag
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