Youth bicycle trek from New York to Brazil visits Meridian
J Lalanne a 23 year old French born traveler who grew up in Mexico left New York October 15 riding about 100 miles daily toward Rio de Janeiro. He plans a two year trip for a book with cooperation from Luis C Sepulveda. He funds travel by selling picture postcards and will seek mayoral signatures in each city.
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New York
Brazil
Meridian
New York City
Rio de Janeiro
J. Lalanne
New Or
Lalanne
France
Mexico
Luis C. Sepulveda
Washington, D. C
Birmingham
Livingston
Central America
New Orleans
Houston
San Antonio
Guatemala
Honduras
Sanalvador
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Chile
Argentina
Uruguay
Mr. Sepulveda
Triple Four Bridge Club Entertained By Mrs Hayden Lawrence
Members of the Triple Four Bridge Club met at the home of Mrs. Hayden Lawrence on Tuesday afternoon. Yellow chrysanthemums dominated the decorations and score cards. Hostess assistance came from Miss Sallie Kate McLane who helped serve salad and hot tea after the games. Table favors of black vases with yellow mums went to Mrs. Montgomery, Mrs. Childress, and Mrs. Cottle. Mrs. Floyd Hargrove received a yellow handkerchief in honor of her recent marriage. Attending guests included Mrs. Floyd Hargrove of Sharpe, Mrs. Graves, Mrs. Montgomery of Clovis New Mexico, Mr. Henderson Jr., and Miss Aetna Smith.
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Triple Four Bridge Club
Hayden Lawrence
Sallie Kate McLane
Monty Montgomery
George Childress
S. A. Cottle
Floyd Hargrove
Mesdames Floyd Hargrove
Sharpe
George Graves
Clovis
New Mexico
T. S. Henderson Jr
Aetna Smith
Farm Home Burns Near Tracy Sunday
A fire destroyed the seven room Jenness farm home at Tracy owned by Mrs. Ray Jenness. Charlie Bartlett and his family occupied the house. they were in Cameron except for one son who slept inside and escaped as the roof began to fall. Contents were not saved and insurance partly covers the loss.
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Ray Jenness
Tracy
Charlie Bartlett
Cameron
Old Jenness
Cone Implement Co Moves to New Building Adjoining Tire Store
The Cone Implement Company relocates from the Chambers building once housing Schiller Motor Co to the R L Butte building next to the Cameron Tire Store. The move places the firm on the upper floor of the Chambers building previously occupied. It will handle International Harvester implements and trucks.
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Cone Implement Co
Cone Implement Company
Chambers
Schiller Motor Company
R. L. Butte
Cameron Tire
International Harvester Company
Eastern Star Initiates Two Members in Evening Meeting
A Tuesday evening Eastern Star meeting initiated Mrs. Raymond Beard and Mrs. Charlie Swift, with Mrs. Gladys Watson joining by affiliation. Worthy Patron Jeff Kemp and Worthy Matron Mrs. Claude McGregor presided. talks were given by Mrs. Kathryn K. Robbins Judge John Watson Judge Kemp and Mr. Hardy. Rockdale member Mrs Curry attended as a guest. A social hour followed with hot chocolate and sandwiches and yellow chrysanthemum plate favors.
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Order of Eastern Star
Raymond Beard
Charlie Swift
Gladys Watson
Jeff Kemp
Claude McGregor
Kathryn K. Robbins
John Watson
Kemp
Hardy
Curry
Rockdale
Methodist Sunday School Seeks 25 More Attendees Next Sunday
The Epworth Juniors meet at 2:30 and the Epworth Leagues at 6:00 as the pastor urges full participation. He preaches at both hours next Sunday and promotes “Walking With God at Eventide” for the night service, aiming to boost attendance beyond the prior 300.
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Epworth
Do Your Own Guessing In Lawyer Client Boom
A columnist notes a rise in casual talk of taking cases as the line between lawyer and client blurs with illicit dealings. The piece highlights distrust in professional boundaries and the blurred ethics in legal work.
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Eastern Star
the Baptist Sunday School
Tabbie Robinson
Church Annex
Santa Claus
George A. Thomas & Sons Drugs and Jewelry
A. E. Green and
A. K. Gurecky
First National Bank
CNX
Tocrat
America
Community Natural Gas Co
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