Social Circles Recall Raauk Club Night At November Meeting
The Ryan Woman's Club held its regular weekly meeting with Mrs. WW Wilson presiding. A roll call sparked memories among members listing dozens of names, followed by readings and papers on Shakespeare and theater history. The gathering closed with encouragement for future sessions and plans for January 7, 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan Woman's Club
Woman's Club
Abe
Wilson
Ofolock
Lj Molonia
Wan
Lew
Aldunin
Meir
Cain
Fannie Burtis
Martha Wik
Motti White Harrison
Myrtle Conway
Stella Allen
Stary van Norswick
Lila Graham Mohini
Mary Hennesey
Barta Whittington
Bertie Carlton
Elisabeth Brewer
Jovani Martin
Mittle Prtley
Julie Meacham
Kate Banks
Are Wynn
Wille Smith
Shakespeare
Richard UL
America
Welh
Taylor
Richard JH
Cine
Meeting of Cureubhe committee supports relief funds
The Cureubhe committee met at Pleasant Grove Tabernacle Church with members including Bryan, Wateree, and W. G. Williams. Prof W. M. Lee loaned 60 cents and donated 1.00. funds were authorized to be collected and telegrams sent to listed chairmen in support of food relief for sufferers.
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Bryan
Plessant Grave Tap Tint
Mer
Gooseby
W. G. Witlame
WI Ford
Meadames
M. Brown
N. A. Cooper
Mh. A. Thompacs
Ming
W. M. Lee
Aaron Thompson
Comeijéton
Joan M. Lawrence
White
Akussion Pro and Cos
Fond Sftore
Howiton
Revs
le Lighty
MM Johnson
Galveston
Reva
H. Barbour
Annie Clemens
Thompson
Mra
Brown
N. A
Cooper
Cooper I.e
Nck
Mma Thompson
Keanna
Henry Willams
Fannie Willams Joss
Rasy Ming
Watarn
Moana
Community meetings and tragedy mar Pleasant Arbor event
Local residents and colored citizens gathered at Pleasant Arbor Baptist Church on Sunday and again Monday night for remarks and prayers as community leaders organized efforts. A Dallas to Fort Worth road accident killed a man and two children, with a third severely injured, trapping victims in a wreck and prompting rescue crews to free them from crushed car parts.
Notable 18th Century Motto and Key World Events
The news item lists several events: England's arms bearing the motto Semper Eadem dating to 1702, Mahomet V. named Emperor of Turkey, a steamship trip to New Orleans with an Anglo-Norman failed attack on boilers killing and wounding nearly one hundred, Sherman’s siege of Fort McAllister near Savannah, an attempt to destroy London Bridge with dynamite, misidentified German and French detachments in Port Arthur, and a Philadelphia Candy Trust probe led by Attorney General Wickersham.
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England
Mahomet V
Turkey
New Orleans
Sherman
Fort Mcamiister
Savanna
London Bridge
Port Arthur
Junk
Japa
Wan
Phiadelphia
Attoreney
Wickersha
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Orman Botiday Senwon
Raport
L. 8
Rowe
U. Ty Cy
Atrs. W. B. Cline
Thin City
W. G. Taliaferro
J. W. Doremus
San Antonio
Therogram
Sam
Mia
Albert Bucanan
Poom
Mré
Waco
Post Laureate
Texas
Mian
Diploce Hickman
Miss Mary
Francis Oiltexpio
Addrona
M.D. Farris
Huntsville
Shapter
Hapter Reporter
Lee May
Maggle Withers
Miss Withers
Ryan Telephone
Amny Trienda
Walter J. Coulter
R & Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
A. M. Waldrop & CO
Ely
Mate Claal
Sond Sanle
Matien
T. W. Waters
MON
W. R. Ford
All Colored People Are the Eagle
Vile
Lal Yraterday
Dallae Ort
Ainited Internetan
Feshurb
NiswJoddle Wilson
Midy Wille Stewart
Wut
Aten Ti Wilson
Apad
Almont
Dallas
Dallas-Fort Worth
Oak Clift
Mitchell Auctioneer
J. D. Ganter Jeweler
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