Delphian Chapter Meeting Led by Mrs Fisher
Delphian chapter met at the Ada Henderson building Tuesday afternoon with thirteen members present and Mrs T A Fisher presiding. Visitor Annie Gott attended as the sole guest. program covered Middle Ages topics and medieval life presented by members and leaders. Next meeting led by Mrs Leland Green set for November 5.
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T. A. Fisher
Delphian
Ada Henderson
E. A. Flinn
Annie Gott
Joe Denson
Flinn
Rose Rischar
Walter Sharpe
Leland Green
Frank Lesovsky
Ben Atkinson
Winnie Henderson Monks
Andrew Freeman
F. Criswell
Heloise
Niley Smith
Christian Church Service Schedule and Sermon Titles
Sunday School starts at 9 45 with worship at 11 o clock when the sermon Transfiguration is preached. An evening service follows at 7 30 with The Second Coming of Christ as the topic. Mid week service Wednesday at 7 30 is followed by a business meeting.
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Christ
Wayland Kidd Hosts Sixth Birthday Party
Wayland Kidd son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Kidd celebrated his sixth birthday last Friday at City Park. About thirty friends attended games and a large pink candle cake set in Queen's Crown bed. Each guest received a small favor with their cake slice and ice cream cones were served.
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Wayland Kidd
Oscar Kidd
Local Ladies Assist Kidd Family Event Participants
Mrs Kidd received help from Mesdames Leo Wilkerson Don Eplen and Misses Dorothy Winnelle Kidd and Zora Clarke Wilkerson in arranging a social gathering featuring balls with rubber strings attached.
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Mrs. Kidd
Leo Wilkerson
Don Eplen
Dorothy
Winnelle Kidd
Zora Clarke Wilkerson
Missionary Society Meets for Bible Study at Church
Members of the Methodist Missionary Society gathered Monday afternoon at 3 30 oclock for Bible study. Mrs R H Davis served as president and led the business meeting while Mrs R B Rylander conducted the devotional and Mrs P T Ramsey taught a lesson from First Kings.
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Methodist Missionary Society
R. H. Davis
R. B. Rylander
P. T. Ramsey
Frances Tomascik 15 Dies in Corinth Community
Frances Tomascik, 15, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Tomascik of Corinth, died Tuesday night at 8 45. Funeral services were held in Corinth Wednesday at 3 30 with interment in the Corinth Cemetery. Coleman and Eplen in charge of arrangements.
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Frances Tomascik
John Tomayscik
Corinth
Coleman and
Eplen
Mrs T L Favors Passes At Pin Oak Community
Mrs. T. L. Favors died at her home in the Pin Oak community Monday at 9:30 am. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 3:30 pm at Pin Oak cemetery with interment there. Green Brothers conducted arrangements. She is survived by six children, three sons and three daughters.
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T. L. Favors
Pin Oak
Green Brothers
Favors
Tyler College Telegraphy Course Promises Prompt Placements
Tyler Commercial College advertises that its Telegraphy Department has zero unemployed graduates and guarantees prompt placement with Western Union and other firms. The ad urges high school graduates to enroll, promising good salaries within six months and career advancement, with a coupon to apply.
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Tyler Commercial College
Western Union
Tyler
Texas
Crowds Shape Modern Community Life
The text notes how human nature drives crowding in streets, stores, trains, and highways, shaping what is called modern community life. It observes people are compelled to congregate and seek calm amid urban confusion, reflecting on social behavior.
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Isime
Sherwood
Deacon’s Blood Arts Note Reenters BE Scene
Puzzle text fragment shows scattered OCR garble about Deacon’s Blood and palm trees with unclear names and places. Readable bits mention arts section and reentry of a piece into the features, but many lines are nonsensical.
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Staanitin
Ned Phere
Critic Attacks Feminine Poetry as Self Centered
In a North American Review critique Herbert G. Brancen asserts that female poetry is defined by subjectivity. He argues women focus on self and personal reflection, struggle to portray objective views of humanity, and produce sentimentally refined, embroidery verse with censored harsh truths.
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Herbert G. Brancen
The
North American Review
Cultivate Serenity to Fight Mental Fatigue
Dr. Lauren H H Smith in Hygeia Magazine urges serene habits to curb mental fatigue from modern life. Advice includes enjoying work, fully engaging in play, resting by letting the mind roam, focusing thoughts, and avoiding impulsive actions when exhausted.
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Lauren HH. Smith
Hygeia Magazine
Honey production by region in the United States
The article notes alfalfa honey dominates U S production with several million dollars sold annually in the western states. It also cites sweet clover white sage and mountain flowers as contributors, with central states favoring white clover and sweet clover and southern states relying on cotton mesquite horsemint.
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United States
Canada
Coat Fashions Echo Ancient ToGas Slips
Two men discuss why Greeks and Italians seem quick at putting on a coat. They attribute the ease to ancestral use of draped garments like togas and the graceful overhead arm motion. The exchange ends with the notion that Roman and Grecian heritage shapes current coat slipping.
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Detroit News
Hair in Troubadour Songs Through History
The passage notes that medieval ladies described by troubadours had flaxen gold hair. It cites Spanish romances praising pure gold or fair hair, German tales about Gretchen needing fair hair, and a French 13th century description praising golden hair twisted into curls, implying early permanent waving.
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Germany
Gretchen
Tomahawk Origins and Misconceptions
The tomahawk is described as a carved stick rather than a weapon unique to Native Americans. It notes that European hatchets and stone hatchets found in fields were not primarily military tools but mechanical implements, challenging common beliefs about the instrument’s purpose and origin.
Gas freezes fire carbon dioxide used by Los Angeles fire dept
Firefighters used carbon dioxide to extinguish a stream of fire by releasing high pressure cylinders that spray a cloud of ice like refrigerant. The cool vapor lowers the temperature and blocks oxygen, smothering the blaze.
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Los Argeles
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Danville
Lottie Smallwood
Fourth Street
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Francis Tomascik
Tyler College
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