Lawn Party by Miss Zora Wilkerson Delights Young Society
A mid summer lawn party for the younger set was hosted by Miss Zora Wilkerson on her parents lawn. Five tables of forty two featured colonial decor and gardens of roses. High score won by Miss Juanita Laake for a striped candy prize. Miss Gladine Criswell earned gum for low score. Adalyn Lovick assisted, iced watermelon served, piano music preceded games.
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Zora Clark Wilkerson
Leo Wilkerson
Juanita Laake
Gladine Criswell
Adalyn Lovick
Luncheon Honors Friendly Bible Class Members
The Sunday School teachers of the Friendly Bible Class at the Methodist church hosted a midday luncheon in the church basement on Friday. The program included a voice solo by Virginia Weems and piano pieces by Mrs. J L Clin ton and Frances Terry, followed by quilting two quilts for class members and the orphans home. Iced melon cream and cake closed the event as guests departed.
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Friendly Bible
The
Methodist Church
Virginia Weems
J. L. Clinton
Frances Terry
Baptist Missionary Circles Meet at Church
The Eunice Taylor Glass group had no meeting Monday afternoon. Lottie Moon Circle met with three members. Mrs. S. M. Burns Jr. led the lesson. Lilly Mae Handley Circle hosted by Mrs. T. A. Howell with ten members. Lois Howard Mashburn Circle met with six members led by Mrs. C. W. Bradbury. All circles will meet at the church next Monday afternoon.
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Eunice Taylor Glass
The
Baptist Missionary Society
Lottie Moon
S. M. Burns Jr
T. A. Howell
Lilly Mae Handley
Wm. Henderson
Lois Howard Mashburn
Willard Keith
C. W. Bradbury
Young People's Choir Organized at Methodist Church
A group of younger church members met Monday evening at the Methodist church to organize a Young People's Choir. Miss Jessie Guffey will direct the choir. They will reconvene next Monday to elect officers and an organist and finalize the organization.
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Methodist Church
Jessie Guffey
College Bridge-Dance at Neinast Home Delights Guests
A college bridge dance hosted by Miss Bonnell Neinast at her parents' home on Saturday evening featured college boys and girls. Guests enjoyed games and dances amid pretty summer flowers as the reception rooms added beauty to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnell Neinast
Jim Neinast
Louise
Notable Guests Attend Rosebud Event Dinner
Easterly of Rosebud, Prothro Deer, Cora Barmore and others joined at a social gathering. The hostess served salad and drinks on tables decorated with pink rosebuds and ferns, featuring a varied guest list.
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Rosebud
Prothro Deer
Cora Barmore
John Jeter
Nancy Rae Slocomb
Cyrus Miller
Frances Sharpe
Bill Morrison
Weis McDermott
Richard Butchee
Montague Triggs
Presbyterian Auxiliary Circles Report Sewing Meeting
The Presbyterian Auxiliary Circle one did not meet on Monday. Group two gathered with Mrs Geo Mode for sewing.
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Presbyterian Auxiliary
Geo
Melon Feast Hosts Share Summer Club Event at Skeezix Park
Members of the Business and Professional Women's Club hosted a watermelon cutting on Skeezix Park campus with Mrs. Cora Cammer and Miss Katherine Bailey as co hosts. Out of town guests included Mrs. Agnes Tyson of San Marcos and others from Houston Dallas and local clubs. The president announced committee chairmanships for the coming year followed by an old fashioned square dance with Bert Nicholson calling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Cora Cammer
Katherine Bailey
Skeezix Park
Agnes Tyson
San Marcos
Lucille Butts
J. E. Gregory
Houston
Annie Stallworth
H. Holshouer
Dallas
Lottie Bigbee
Maldhen Rischar
Gladys Watson
Rose Risckar
Delphya Scott
Leila Woolley
Kathrine Bailey
Lester Glass
Mollie Moore
Lilian Akinson
Bert Nicholson
Luce and
Morris
Sharpe Nine Beat San Don In Lopsided Baseball Clash
The Sharpe nine defeated San Don 39 to 2 last Sunday with several home runs. Garner opened strong by driving in five runs in six plate appearances. They will host Thorndale next Sunday.
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Sharpe
Sandon
Garner
Thorndale
Weather Week Ending July 20 1932 Temperatures and Rain
The table by R. A. Tag lists daily maximum and minimum temperatures and rainfall amounts for the week ending July 20 1932. It notes Tag as local weather man timer and plumber with phone 590.
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R. A. Tag
Phone 590
World cotton supplies and market outlook amid weevil damage
The July 15 world visible cotton supply rose to 9,359,000 bales from 7,918,000 a year earlier, while American growths increased and foreign growths declined. U S consumption in June totaled 320,783 bales with 4,590,447 bales used in eleven months. Exports rise mainly from the Far East. mills run at low capacity in Europe. Weevil and heat influence damage and trade, with cautious near-term outlook and expected fall uplift. W D ESPY Cotton Service.
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Oklahoma
Texas
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Carolinas
United States
England
Egypt
France
Germany
Italy
Far East
George Leath Jr Returns From 30 Day Citizens Camp
George Leath Jr returned from a 30 day Citizens Military Camp in San Antonio where he completed training and duties. The event marks his participation in the local program and his readiness for further service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Leath Jr
Citizens Military
San Antonio
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Acme Steam Laundry
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Lilac
P. L. Caperton
Cameron
Davilla
San Gabriel
Tracy
Mable
Robertdine Wagner
Burnett
Robert Wagner
Mercury
Sharpe Boy Scout
Marvin Petty
Little River Bottom
W. H. Lyon
Buster Spiegel
Jim Byrd
Earnest Backhaus
Elasimone House
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Wefkly
W. D. Espy Cotton Service
Niles of Smiles
Horstmann Bros
Stromberg
Firestone
Coleman-Eplen
Billie Marek
James L. Coleman
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