Maysfield 4-H Club Meeting Notes
The Maysfield 4-H Club met at Maysfield High School on Friday February 21 at 10 30 with 11 girls present. Attendees included Bertha Floyd Opal Allen Mildred Thweatt Grace Thweatt Velma Waits Bernice Baylor Anna Lou Weathers Ada Lee Massengale Ruby Nicholson Mildred Newton and Mildred Ditto. Nine girls had their seams ready, per the minutes of the last meeting.
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Maysfield
Maysfield High School
Bertha Floyd
Opal Allen
Mildred
Grace Thweatt
Velma Waits Bernice Baylor
Anna Lou Weathers
Ada Lee Massengale
Ruby Nicholson
Mildred Newton
Mildred Ditto
Girls Progress Meeting Under Bartholomew Guidance
The secretary and treasurer reported 8.60 in the treasury to fund a store the girls plan to buy. Miss Bartholomew led a talk, assigned projects, and distributed record books. Eleven girls study gardening and one poultry. inventories covered appearance, character, culture, health, and dress with an average 466-11.80. The next meeting is March 7 at 10 30 at the school house.
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Bartholomew
Baptist W M S Circles Hold Royal Service Lesson
Women of the Baptist church W M S met in circles Monday afternoon for Royal Service lessons. Lillie Mac Handley and Lottie Moon circles hosted 11 and 10 members respectively, with leaders Mrs. McCall and Mrs. Keith guiding. Week of prayer set for Wednesday and Thursday at 3 30 p m with a regular monthly business meeting Monday afternoon.
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W. M. S. of the Baptist Church
Lillie Mac Handley
W. M. McCall
George Mangum Ted
Lottie Moon
W. L. Keith
Conn Miller
Eunice Taylor Glass
Bertha Brewer
J. W. Coleman
Konjola Praised As Neuralitis Cure In St Louis Woman
Mrs. Harry A. Unrath reports dramatic relief from neuritis after five bottles of Konjola, saying pain in forearm and fingers vanished and kidneys improved. The remedy is sold at Cameron George A. Thomas & Sons Drug Store and by druggists across the region.
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Harry A. Unrath
Lark Avenue
St. Louis
Cameron
George A. Thomas & Sons
Tyler Commercial College urges teachers to switch to business careers
W M Roberts, president of Tyler Commercial College, cites teachers who move into business as achieving above average success. He notes teachers are strong students and finish courses quickly, and the college offers thirty nine courses plus a free booklet Achieving Success in Business. Clip and mail coupon to receive it.
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W. M. Roberts
Tyler Commercial College
School of Business Administration
Southwest
Roberts
Tyler
School of Business Adminitration
Mrs Roy Law Hosts 42 Club With Patriotic Theme
Mrs Roy Law entertained the 42 Club at her home last Thursday afternoon with a red white and blue patriotic motif. Tables had cherry design tallies and patriotic score pads while table runners and a chicken salad course with eclairs featured George Washington salad favors and iced punch.
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Roy Law
42 Club
Missionary Society Elects Delegate to Port Arthur Conference
The Methodist Missionary Society met with Episcopal ladies for mission study led by Mrs. W. O. Triggs. Members elected Mrs. Lena Baskin as delegate to the Texas Missionary Conference in Port Arthur April 25 to 28, with Mrs. Triggs accompanying as district secretary.
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Methodist Missionary Society
The
Episcopal Church
W. O. Triggs
Lena Baskin
Texas Missionary Conference
Port Arthur
Ladies Aid Meeting At Christian Church
The Ladies Aid of the Christian church met Monday afternoon at the church at three o'clock for Bible study.
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The
Ladies Aid of the Christian Church
Missionary Society to Meet. Southwes tern students visit
The lesson was taken from the Book of Acts. The Missionary Society will meet next Monday afternoon with Mrs. G. C. Walters. Mesdames Howard Baskin and E. A. Flinn spent Saturday in George town. They were accompanied home by Miss Harriett Flinn and Dora Emily Moore, students at Southwestern University, who visited their parents here. Miss Moore returned to her work Monday but Miss Flinn remained here several days due to a severe cold.
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the Missionary Society
G. C. Walters
Harriett Flinn
Dora Emily Moore
Southwestern University
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