Prenuptial Luncheon Honors Townley Bride Elect
A prenuptial luncheon for Miss Olena Grace Townley, bride elect of William Denzel Nuckets, was hosted by Miss Mary Jane Ritchie and Mrs. L. V. Behender and Mrs. E. K. Parker. Crystal centerpieces and hand painted bridal accents framed the event with guests seated by ornate details and a lingerie gift to the honoree.
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Richard Franklin
Ani Pas
Arizona
Moshelm
Ronalee Poston
Waco
George Rice
W. M. Rice
Leo Gondin
Patt
the Tucker
Clifton
Oscar Bergman
Rowell Cox, Jr
H. D. Lab
Meridian
A. B. Poston
Hamilton Sun
Meznra
Tillie Poston
Everett Lane
Clyde Turner
West Texas
Monheim
B. Henson
Exle Turner
White Hall
Avery Cox
Claude Turner
Turnersville
Woman's HD Club
Otis Blue
Mangold Resent
Charley Toweley
Willy Ragsdale
Jor Whitley
Minx Evelyn
Jewel Hargis
Bartlett
Kirby Cox
Searsville
Walter Dickinson
Sia- Yon
Texas
Seurday
Carl Walker
Valley Mills
Olena Grace Townley
William Denzel Nuckets
Mary Jane
Guerxte
Maldette Tentison
Lata Faye
Wad
Botelle Reese
Porn Bronstad
Tax Equality Debate Sparks Motorist Revolt Warning
The piece argues ad valorem car taxes and license fees fuel inequity, urging state and local governments to reform fairer sharing of motorist revenue. It warns that aggressive collection could trigger a tax revolt, undermining tax gatherers and forcing broad reductions.
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Jon Satomobile
Han
Esien
Panda Su-Lin Dies After Eating Oak Twigs At Zoo
A panda named Su-Lin died in captivity in Chicago after ingesting oak twigs causing a blocked throat and infection. Reports note many animals die from inappropriate items fed by visitors. A sea lion and cassowary also perished from accidental ingestion of dangerous objects tossed by people.
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Su-Lin
Su-in
Chicago
Cho
Gerrie
New York
Political Announcements in Democratic Primary Clash
The Record authorizes the announcements protesting the Democratic Primary action dated July 23, 1938, outlining objections and party process concerns.
Texan slate of county officers and incumbents listed
A historical ballot slate lists candidates for county offices including Congressman W. R. Poage, District Clerk Maggie B. Little, County Clerk Alfred Hardwick Angus A. McNeill Edwin W. Spitzer, Sheriff Roy Royal Prentice Elder Dave Montgomery Pearl Benson, Assessor-Collector Clarence McCorkle Preston Hornsuckle, County Superintendent Clara F. Richards W. C. Grissom, County Treasurer Alma T. Butler, County Attorney Sam C. Smith O B Roquemore Robert F. Cherry, Commissioner Precinct 1 Will C. Hafer F W Foney Wallace, Justice of the Peace Precinct 5 Walter Hansen L B Tennison, Constable Precinct 4 W K Bill Golden Chris Johnson.
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W. R. Poage
Jack Langdon
Maggie B. Little
Alfred Hardwick
Angus A. McNeill
Edwin W. Spitzer
Clark
Royal
Prentice
Dave Montgomery Pearl H. Benson
Clarence McCorkle
Preston Hornsuckle
Clara F. Richards
W. C. Griss
LETTER FROM PEARL HARBOR HAWAII DESCRIBES ISLAND LIFE
Marine John W. Sindors writes from Pearl Harbor Hawaii describing rain almost nightly clear nights bright moonlight and rainbows. He notes pineapples and sugar cane local life poverty crowded housing large mosquitoes and a strike affecting thousands of workers. He mentions ships Matsonia and local universities and an expected transfer to China Front.
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Hawaii
Earth
Ivery
Villa
Prici
Eviny
Lurlioe
Matsonia
Manululu
Bovard
U. S. Navy
China Front
Tereia Ly
University of Hawaii
Eax Achool
Hawa
John W. Sindors
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Lanes Chapel
National Outboard Association
Lake WA
Juma Chamber OF Commerce
Biste
Proginct
Bayeas
Fusas
Barcus
Goysenor Atled
Stanford
Perry Cleapar
Papa Sam Cunningham
Crystal Springs Ramblers
Elyeus
Pearl Harbor
RAWAL
Parl Harbor, Hawaii
Goodyear Speedway
Standefer Chevrolet CO
Phenei2s
Clifton, Teaas
Odyear
Orner Pharmacy
Burrell F. Word
Pracetice
All Court
H. J. Cureton
Meridian, Texas
D. A. Carpenter
Carpenter Bron Drug Store
Slipton
Ali
Texas Institution
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