Delightful Society Bridge Party and Showers
A Saturday evening bridge party at Mr. and Mrs. Erle Burke’s home featured spring flowers, gifts for high scores, and refreshments. Mrs. Ben F. Reichert won high score, J. L Calloway the men’s high award. a separate shower for Mrs. Wilburn DuBois followed, with twenty-one guests. The Alpha Eta Beta article marked the chapter’s first anniversary with a yellow-burnished buffet, cake, and toasts. A later shower honored Mr. and Mrs. Jim Brandstetter Jr. with games and housewarming gifts.
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Saturn
Erle Burke
Ben F. Reichert
J. L Calloway
David Crawford
H. H. Coffield
Crawford
Conn Moody
Albert Collins
Alpha Eta
Betatoma Phi
Jane Tyson
John A Smith, Jr
Dan Tyson
Pauline Starnes
Dell Horstmann
Mesdames W. G. Gillis
John Sapp
Fred Reno
Ww. R. Newton, Jr
Ww. C. Wiese
Edwardine Lovick
Edwin Day
E. J. Brandstetter
Ehlo Wolfe
Jim Brandstetter
W. Mitcham
J. Lewis
W. Inge
F. Wolfe
Rice Austin
A. L. McKee
Temple
H. A. Thornton
Willie May Inge
Evelyn Fikes
Flora Bell Fikes
Merle Reichert
Cameron
Methodist Church Leader Here Sunday March 6
Rev N. H. Melbert, presiding elder of the Marlin District, will preach at 11 o’clock next Sunday March 6. The Rockdale Methodist Young People will lead the evening service with a program titled Evangel. A workers conference Wednesday at 7:30 lays groundwork for the protracted meetings from March 13 to 29.
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N. H. Melbert
Marlin
Rockdale Methodist Church
B.C. Nettles
Meeds
Belgrade Man Buried Sitting in Armchair at 73
Lazar Kutovich dies in Belgrade at age 73 and wills burial seated in his arm chair with a table, cigarettes, matches and his wife's picture beside him.
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Lazar Kutovich
Belgrade
When You Read It in The Herald You Understand What It Is About
A brief note suggests clarity in The Herald's presentation. The sentence implies that reading the paper provides understanding of the subject discussed. It emphasizes the newspaper's role in conveying meaning to readers.
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the Herald
Caldwell County backs John Wood for rail commissioner
Lockhart visitors confirm John Wood, 54, of Timpson and longtime Texas highway commission member, as a worthy rail commissioner candidate. His Caldwell County ties and a favorable Post-Register editorial of February 3, 1938 highlight broad local support and a reputation as a good man.
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John Wood
Lockhart
Texas Highway Commission
Timpson
Texas
Caldwell County
Highway Commission
Miriam A. Ferguson
Senate
Post-Register
Lockhart Post-Register
Buckholts Community Notes and Local Visitors
Local residents report attendance at a Rural Letter Carrier's meeting in Waco on Saturday evening. Illness affects Mrs. FE Phillips. Bartlett residents and visitors include Mr and Mrs T V Adams and daughter Jean, and Mrs V A Kubecka visited Temple. Slovacek and Cecil Criswell were business visitors to Waco.
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Buford McMillion
FE. B. Hyer
Waco
FE. Ef.phillips
T. V. Adams
Miss Jean
Bartlett Itucs
Slovacek
Cecil Criswell
Circulation and Carriage Drive Herald Lead
Circulation and news carriage arguments place The Herald in the lead for regional readership. Integrity in distribution and access reinforces the paper’s dominant market position amid ongoing competition.
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The
Herald
Cardui described as remedy for menstrual pain and nourishment
Cardui is presented as useful for relieving monthly pain and nervousness and for strengthening the system to better absorb nourishment. The text notes some cases may require physician care and highlights two main uses of Cardui.
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Cardui
Temple Social Roundup Spans Visitors and Meetings
Goodwin shopped in Temple. Mrs. J. C. Tomlinson and daughter Marilyn of Little River were Sunday guests of their aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Scarborough. Miss Johnnie Williams of Mary Hardin Baylor College visited her parents. Roy Gann of Corpus Christi stayed with the Ford Cosby family. Mrs. Bob Bailey of Cameron and her mother visited Mrs. T. F. Hardaway in a Temple hospital. Hardaway and wife returned from Maracaibo Venezuela where he is employed and are friends of Joe Heitmann. Mrs. Heitmann once Miss Maurice Scarborough. Marvin Slovacek, Virginia Ray Ezzell, and Cecil Criswell among Austin shoppers. Grover Williams and Jane Phillips visited Temple and Belton. Cecil Criswell spent last Wednesday with the Criswells in Calvert. Mrs. Scarborough attended a Milano play Tuesday night.
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Jane Phillips
Temple and
Belton
Cecil Criswell
F. Criswell
Calvert
Bob Bailey
Cameron
Hardy Scarborough
Milano
Postmaster’s Dream Ends With Real Injury
Henry Sachse, postmaster of Nu remberg Pennsylvania, woke from a dream of an auto crash and leaped from bed, breaking his shoulder blade in the fall.
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Henry Sachse
Nuremberg
Social rounds note in Burlington and nearby towns
Miss Willie Mae Liermann spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Engbrock of Meeks. Families from Rosebud Burlington and Meeks visited Mrs. Henry Liermann and daughter Hattie and others in Burlington and Rosebud. Lutheran church services were sparsely attended Sunday night in Burlington.
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Willie Mae Liermann
Herbert Engbrock
Meeks
R. A. Pimpler
Rosebud
E. A. Lorenz
Burlington
H. B. Engbrock
Henry Liermann
Edgar Lorenz
Dorothy Lee
Joyce Marie Schroeder
Emilia Schroeder
Sharp
F. H. Marek
L. W. Liermann
Paul Janke
Joyce Marie
Hattie Liermann
Burlington Luthern Church
Liermann
W. M. Hoff
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Methodist
Buckholts
Mr's
V. A. Kubecka
Kahler
Benne
W. A. Bonds
Bill Baskin
Texaco
Love Bros
Texaco Products
Carduil
Civic Lou
Poe
D. M. Shaffer
Gates Tire Dealer
Nsury
Oopene
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Chapman Ranch Sales CO
Chapman Ranch
Jewel Elgin
Jewel Hlinois
Felix Matuia
Mamie A. Hefley
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