Local Social Roundup Highlights Temple and Holland Visits
Mrs. Louis Zadoukal and children of Temple and Mr. and Mrs. Otto Meyer of Cameron visit Rosa Meyer in Buckholts. Rev W P Elliott and daughters, with Mattie Bancom and Mary Frances, stay with Burl and family in Holland. J A Walschak returns home after a month in Temple hospital for an arm injury from a gun saw accident. amputation performed, recovery rapid. Miss Gladys E Harris left Friday.
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Louis Zadoukal
Temple
Otto Meyer
Cameron
Rosa Meyer
W. P. Elliott
Mattie Bancom
Mary Frances
Burl Bryant
Holland
J. A. Walschak
Mr. Walschak
Kerens
Thomas Everett
Huntsville
H. D. Kerr
G. D. Kerr
Lometa
Henry Garrisch
Miss Virginia
Alto
G. C. Cecil
Anthony Cecil
Mesdames
Sam Mewhinney
D. M. Mitcham
Estell
E. L. Hinson
Jack Terrall
Raton
N. M
W. W. Lowery
Glenn Kahler
Galveston
Ed R. Oates
San Angelo
E. B. Hyer
Oates
C. M. Witt
Hubert Witt
Houston
D. M. Witt
Austin
A. J. Goode
Greenville
Claud Burt
Miss Dorothy
Moody
H. J. Hailes
Ed Kolba
Round Rock
Rockdale
Ben Goodwin
Grapefruit Crop Devastated by Recent Hurricane
The Lower Rio Grande Valley grapefruit crop suffered extensive loss as fruit blown from trees rotted on the ground. Conservative estimates indicate more than three fourths of the crop destroyed. The item notes the regional impact and includes various local social mentions.
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Rio Grande Valley
Black-Draught Relief Reported by Columbus Man
Charles E. Stevens of Columbus Indiana says bilious spells made him sleepy dizzy and unproductive. He used Thedford’s Black-Draught and found it relieved symptoms, noting it reduced fatigue and the urge to sleep while seated. The ad claims Black-Draught is now available as syrup for cuivonan.
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Thedford
Charles E. Stevens
Columbus
Ind
Market Sought Here For Products Home Demonstration Clubs
Mrs J H Scarborough hosted the Ad Hall H D Club with home agent Miss Bertha Strange in charge. Members discussed establishing a home market and abattoir construction with several yard plant pruning demonstrations. Next meeting set at Miss Annie Hampel’s home on September 2. Community party planned at Ad Hall school on October 4.
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J. H. Scarborough
Ad Hall H. D. Club
Miss Strange
Mesdames J. H. Scarborough
A. W. Alston
D. K. Hall
Hugh Powell
Walter Powell
Frank Winkler
Frank Marak
J. O. Hughes
Maurice Scarborough
Annie Hampel
Sheppard
Ad Hall
Exhibits Urged For Dallas State Fair
Farm women urged to check products for Dallas Fair exhibits. Canned entries must use regulation square glass top jars and be delivered to the Home Demonstration Agent's office by Tuesday September 26. The Fair committee will pack and ship once entries are gathered. A complete premium list is available from the Dallas Fair secretary or club presidents. Miss Leila Lew Batte leaves this week for Georgetown to study at Southwestern University.
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Home Demonstration Club
Leila Lew Batte
Georgetown
Southwestern University
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Gladys E. Harris
Bell Telephone Company
Coleman-Eplen
Billie Marek
James L. Coleman
Kong
Geo. Arliss
Tom Mix
Goodyear
Pathfinder
Dallas
Farm Women
Minok
Black Kid
Sunde
Silver Kid
Womens Boot Shop
Second Moor
Luxite
Goldstein-Migel Co
Waco’s Greatest Department Store
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