Missionary Society Met at Parsonage for Lesson Study
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church met Monday afternoon at the parsonage. Mrs. W. W. Greer led the lesson from the Missionary Voice. Papers were read by Mrs. Leland Green, R. S. Boykin, Jeff Kemp, and Jeff Hefley on different Mission Work phases. No business was transacted.
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Woman’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Missionary Voice
W. W. Greer
Leland Green
R. S. Boykin
Jeff Kemp
Jeff Hefley
Mystery of the Chenoworth Fragment Restores Baronetcy
James Chenoworth discovers a faded document linking his American ancestor to Sir Ralph Chenoworth. Mrs Smithson uses the fragment to revive the Chenoworth baronetcy by marrying him to her daughter Gladys, securing the estate. The tale blends family lore, English lineage, and a romance amid aristocratic stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Chenoworth
Cheneworth
America
Charles
Prince Rupert
Cromwell
James Cheneworth
James
Ralph Chenoworth
Arthur
Chenoworth
Jamesworth Cheno Chenoworth
England
Switzerland
Smithson
Gladys Smithson
Miss Smithson
Gladys
Russia
London
Smithsons
Kent
Mr. Chenoworth
Mr. Smithson
Sir James
Chenoworths
John
Pre nuptial shower honors bride elect I G Bond at Reese home
Miss Jessie Lee Batte hosted a Wednesday afternoon shower for Miss I G Bond who will wed Feb 28 to Mr Alex Triggs of Rosebud. Guests included Mrs W H Triggs and other local ladies. The event featured pink carnations, lace and a canopy, with toasts about brides and weddings and gifts for the honoree. Attending lawyers Henderson Kidd & Gillis Cameron Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. l
J. C. Reese
Jessie Lee Batte
I. G. Bond
Alex ‘“Riggs
Rosebud
W. H. Triggs
W. O. Triggs
Albert Triggs
Howard Baskin
Mary Lake Henderson
Maud Morrison
Roy Baskin
Kentucky
John Martin
W. W. Greer
Winnie Henderson
Beth Jeter
Mary Bell Batte
Lena Bell Baskin
Cupid
Psyche
Roy Jeter
Bonnie Brougher
J. G. Bond
Margaret Wallace
Jewel
Tailor Shop Moves to New Henderson Building
Mr. Max Collins closes his clothing and gent s haberdashery Saturday night and relocates his tailor shop and equipment to the Henderson building east of the Auditorium hotel. The Herald notes he is an experienced tailor and hopes to see him back in charge of his established business soon.
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Max Collins
Henderson Building
Auditorium Hotel
Collins
The
Herald
Garner praises Herald as best Texas county paper
Mr. A. J. Garner of Tygey transacts business in Hub and declares the Herald the best county paper in Texas, saying he never misses a copy.
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A. J. Garner
Tygey
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Cameron
Texas
L. C. Estelle
Robt. M. Lyles
Bob Elliott
Herald Office
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