Judge Kemp Attends Seabaugh Funeral in Belton
Judge Jeff T. Kemp and Mrs. Kemp attended the Belton funeral of Pattie Seabaugh age 70 who died Sunday night. Her cousin Judge Kemp was present along with L. W. Kemp of Houston and a sister from Jackson Mississippi. Rev M D Council conducted the four o’clock service at the Methodist church. Mrs Seabaugh, a Louisiana native, had lived in Belton about 50 years and was active in D A R circles.
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Jeff T. Kemp
Kemp
Belton
Pattie Seabaugh
L. W. Kemp
Houston
Judge Kemp
Jackson
Mississippi
M. D. Council
The
Methodist Church
Marlow Community Notices Include PTA Meeting and Local Visits
Minnie Lampkin and Estelle Mode of Cameron visited Marlow while the PTA prepared a Thanksgiving program. A cream and plate supper followed the meeting, drawing a large crowd. Florene Mode visited Coward sisters. Cameron visitors attended the Marlow supper. Rev. Criswell preached at Marlow. Florine Mode left for the State BYP U Convention in San Angelo November 29 to December 1.
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Marlow
Cameron
John Lusk
Jess Coward
F. A. Green
Estelle Lampkin
Maurine Leonard
Cecil Cone
John Burke
Florine Mode
San Angelo
Hanover youth attends cream and plate supper event
A Hanover attendee joined the cream and plate supper Friday night along with a weekly B Y P U program. A small playlet was performed by several members. Mrs Baley and Mrs Standard from Lampasas visited their parents Mr and Mrs L H Hardwick over the weekend.
Gause Play Delivers Laughter at Zander Gump Wedding
Laura Cone of Cameron visits daughter Mrs J H Thomas while Mrs McDonald of Brenham visits A McCown. In Cameron Saturday Mrs Carr and brother on business. Jess Critchfield and friend fly from San Antonio to see friends in Gause Sunday. Parent Teacher Association staged Zander Gump Wedding at the school building drawing a large crowd with funny paper characters and pranks. The wedding party list includes Ella Cinders Mrs G R Warner and many more local names.
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Jess Critchfield
San Antonio
Gause
Parent
Ella Cinders
G. R. Warner
Rinky Inky Club
Oliver Underwood
Everett Critchfield
Miss Appleby
Canova
Ambrose Potts
P. T. King
Mr. Appleby
D. W. Key
Maggie
Jiggs
Thomas
Bill Gause
Rachael
Wash Kilpatrick
Mary Sue Moore
Matt
Jeff
Robert Self
Walt
Skeezix
Wallace Underwood
Myrtle Hauptfleisch
Flapper Fannie
Minnie Underwood
Flapper
Ruth
Emma Howard
Bride and attendants named in town wedding with proceeds
Ely, Hairbreath Harry, Philip Bowling. Bridesmaids Tillie the Toiler Miss Hilliard Belida Mss Holten. Flower girl Frances Kent Davis. Ring bearer Chester Gump Ralph Key. Train bearers Katzenjammer Kids Marvin Russell Marion Cochran. Bride Widow Zander Annie Mae Hardcastle Matron of Honor Min Gump Mrs Terry Moore Groom Uncle Bim Dan Todd Bestman Andy Gump W Bail ey. The door receipts were 55 dollars and will be spent for the school.
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Tillie the Toiler
Miss Hilliard
Belida
Mss
Daniel Treads Luck at Royal Ball Jibe
A coronation celebration ball ends with Daniel entering the arena between spectators. The crowd cheers as he scores a point for the common people, angering the king who casts him into the lion’s den. A playful bite on the ear leads to a comic exchange about spectacles, provoking widespread mirth among 60,000 subjects.
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Daniel
Foggy Talk Between Travelers About London
Two travelers argue about which city is foggier. One claims London is the foggiest place, while the other counters with another unnamed location described as foggier. They debate the relative density of fog and mishearings occur in the exchange.
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London
Faithful to old Friend Mrs Smythe Charity Query
A humorous exchange about clothing donations. Mrs Smythe asks how one handles cast off clothes for charity. Mr Smith replies he hangs the items up and wears them again each morning.
Telephoning Meantime and Reading Tap Warnings?
A cautious note discusses using the telephone during the meantime to avoid alerting others who might tap a line. The piece reflects concerns about spying and suggests careful communication practices to protect privacy.
Seven Ages of Woman Dialogue Fragments
A brief excerpt depicts stages from infant to young woman. Mrs Nayber comments on a house feeling homelike and notes borrowing many cooking utensils from Mrs Nextdore. The exchange hints at domestic life and social ties without a full narrative.
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Mrs. Nayber
Mrs. Nextdore
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Seabaugh
Minnie Lampkin
Estelle of
C. D. Mode
Miss Florene Mode
Coward
Mr. Holder of
Tracy
Olan Boatright
Austin
W. A. Criswell
Joe
Misses Lucile and
Carrie Rob
Inson of
Hanover
Laura Cone of
J. H. Thomas
T. C. Wilson
Miss Edrie
Elvis Wilson
Mrs. McDonald
Baby of
Brenham
Mrs. A. McCown
C. M. Carr
Ethel
Winona Mae Vaughn
Barney Google
Sylvia Wilson
Sunshine
Ethel Hardcastle
Mandy
Lucinda Turner
Plato
Willie Murray
Hoople
R. C. Davis
Mr. Whipple
J. A
Ely
Hairbreath
Harry, Philip Bowling
Henry Lippman
ARMY
Yhone
Chas
Frank Green Cameron
Texas
S. P. Cross
C. F. Gyllenb and
Camron
F. F. Reid
Anton Navratil
Cameron Furniture Co
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