Inaugural Plans Outline Vast Three Day Celebration
Scope outlines a three day inaugural festival from March 2 to 4 with 150000 to 200000 expected attendees. The four mile parade on March 4 features 20000 participants, multiple military and civic units, and grand stands for 30,000. Events include a charity ball, governors reception, air and circus attractions, historic tours, and a nationwide broadcast of the inauguration.
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Military Service
National Guard
GAR
Army
Navy
House
Capitol Plaza
Pennsylvania Avenue
Peace Monument
15Th St
N. M
Pennsylvania Ave
19Th St
Court of States
White House
Lafayette Square
Curtis
Washington
Mr. Vernon
National Cathedral
Arlington Cemetery
15Th
17Th Street
Capitol
Transportation
U. S. Grant
Charles P. Summerall
John Allen Dougherty
Local Visits and Illness Reported in Community
Mr. and Mrs. N Y Hayes visited Budd Smith of Gause. Mrs. Flossie Allison and children spent Sunday with Mrs. Ernest Walston. Mrs. E L Mode, ill with flu, shows improvement. Sunday guests at the Coward home included Virgil Coward, Robert Hensley, Jesse Coward and Odelle Mil.
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Flossie Allison
Ernest Walston
Coward
Virgil Coward
Robert Hensley
Mrs
Jesse Coward
Cameron
Odelle Mil
Local Families Attend Sunday Activities in Milam County
Mrs. J Coward and daughter ber joined by Mr and Mrs L N Posey and Miss Ethel Howell of Cameron visited N Y Hayes. Mrs Ross Posey and children from Lockhart spent the weekend here. Virgil and Monta Coward drove to Yarrelton. Monta Coward attended Milano preaching. Earnest Pratt and children visited E A Henry. The Marlow B Y P U gave an engaging program led by Miss Henrietta Mode. A reading Was This You by Mrs Virgil Coward and Miss Florine Mode accompanied the event.
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Ross Posey
Lockhart
Earnest Pratt
E. A. Henry Sunday
Marlow B. Y. P. U
Henrietta Mode
Virgil Coward
Florine Mode
Local Families Enjoy Weekend Visits and Valentine PTA Night
Gause Mr and Mrs L J Bowling spent several days in Beaumont last week and returned with daughter Mrs Leon Hickman. Mr and Mrs Allen Warner visited relatives in Houston. Dan Fowler of Georgetown visited his son Fred Fowler. Mrs Skinner of Oklahoma stayed with daughter Mrs Terry Moore. The Parent Teacher Association held a Valentine entertainment at the school Feb 14. rain kept crowds small but all enjoyed the program and raised about 17 dollars.
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L. J. Bowling
Beaumont
Leon Hickman
Parent-Teacher Association
Epworth League debates church spending on foreign missions
The Epworth League held a Sunday evening debate on whether the church should not spend money on foreign missions until the unit—the text ends mid sentence, but indicates a discussion on prioritizing church funds for overseas missions.
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Epworth League
Debaters Uphold Christianization Verdict Favors Affirmative
A local discussion featured F. M. Hauptfleisch and Mrs J. H. Thomas arguing pro and con on Christianization. Judges divided two to one in favor of the affirmative. A large crowd attended as the Epworth League, recently organized under Miss Elsie Hauptfleisch, shows early progress and promise.
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F. M. Hauptfleisch
J. H. Thomas
Epworth League
Elsie Hauptfleisch
Lord's Acre plan backs Edgewood church build
Methodist congregation members adopt the Edgewood plan to partially finance a new church building. Each participant pledges an acre of cotton to be given to the church, with many others expected to pledge once the plan is presented.
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Edgewood
Walker Family Trip and Visits Across Cities
Mr and Mrs G C Walker and children spent Monday in Cameron. R C Davis and family visited their parents in Rosebud. Miss Florence Hilliard spent the weekend with her parents in Rosebud.
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G. C. Walker
Cameron
R. C. Davis
Rosebut
Florence Hilliard
Rosebud
Redlich declares rupture device ends trouble in Minneapolis
A medical device claims instant relief from rupture associated ailments with a precise fit. The advertisement touts 95 percent favorable results in children and invites readers to call Redlich, the rupture appliance expert, at his Minneapolis home office.
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F. Redlich
Hearne
Oxford
Redlich
C. F. Redlich
Boston Block
Minneapolis
Minnesota
A Turkish Wedding Yarn
The article recounts a Moham medan wedding rite where the priest asks the groom and each bride to consent, followed by a humorous remark about unvoiced women in the back who must speak up.
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Senate Chamber
Taft
California
Marlow
N. Y. Hayes
E. 10
Mode
Ler
Rockdale
J. Coward
S. J. Henry
Virgil
Monta Coward
Yarrelton
Mrs. N. Y. Hayes
James Coward
Milano
Gause
Mrs. Allen Warner
Houston
Dan Fowler
Georgetown
Fred Fowler
Mrs. Skinner
Oklahoma
Terry Moore
Fidelity Abstract Company
Cameron, Texas
E. A. Wallace
First National Bank
Keith Electric Co
J. P. Werner & Company
Jack’s