Social Week in Waco and Nearby Visits Noted
A string of visits and guests is recorded with numerous names and towns mentioned. Mr and Mrs John, Miss Thomas, Mrs Turner, and others spent time in Waco and nearby areas. Several residents moved, hosted friends, and returned home after short stays, including stays with the Loraine Thomas and Landis families. The notes reflect a busy social week with relatives and neighbors hosting gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bagley
Bailey
John. Cesar
George Lana
Wantland
Thad
Waco
Loraine Thomas
Miser Tardis
Vents Lee Frank Masrs
Wil Sowell
Felinfis
Bpaegeem
Voller
Kopperi Diattin
Minx Rudell
Iredell
Pherés
Robert McVey
Wreeek
Thomas
Min Landis
Hui
Etek
Win Clock
Crawford
Charley
Birkaux
PE Cox
Card of Thanks from the Rhodes Family
Mrs Mattie Rhodes and children thank friends and neighbors for support after a death. Grateful for food and offerings from the community during the difficult time in Dusalmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manny
Ines
Mattie Rhodes
Br. Comeil O. Brown Tram Post Office Mf and 1 to 6
Appointment only notice lists Br. Comeil O. Brown at the tram post office from 1 to 6 by appointment. The readable fragment indicates a scheduled visit allotment or service window with a narrow time range. No additional names or places are clearly readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. Comeil O. Brown
Wedding Bells At Meridian As Polk Bride Weds Weld in Waco
A Meridian bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Kondson, married a Waco groom, with Walter Citygutad of Clifton presiding. The ceremony at the church featured Mendelssohn’s Wedding March, a pink and white theme, a reception at the bride’s parents home, and a stylish cake cutting. Guests traveled from Dallas, Fort Worth, Andrews, Austin, and other towns. the couple will reside at 1615 N. 21st St in Waco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulle
Jalar
Walter Ciygutad
Clifton
Strond
Mendelascha
Elizabeth Cherrill
Dallas
Ahars
Carlome
A. M. Kondson
Meridian
Cranfilla Gap
Schoo
Waen
Hovtie Davidson
Waco
Jones Fine Bread Company
Tts
Polk Tatheir
Benest Knudson
Fend
Ovale
Teoma
John Jordan
Oplia
Texas
Vin Knudson
Fort Worth
B. Carlwon
Won
Andrews
Texan
A.de Wallin
Wilford Wallin
Austin
C. E. Calgon
Roane
Echoes From Clifton College Traditions and Departures
Readers at Clifton College observe greetings and farewells as students Ben Castle Elmo Daiby and James Townsend return or plan study. notes on graduates Edward Shermanens Kidward and Miss Mary Moser. staff changes Mary Moser and Helen Landgrafe. Mis. Weatherboo and Miss Witkpatrick mentioned. reminiscences of early Massachusetts settlers close the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Castle
Mr. Juel
Mexico
Ben
Elmo Daiby
Florida
James Townsend
Fort Worth
Edward Aul Shermanens
Luther College
Tast
Kidward
University of Minnesnt
Martin
Hoffman
Hopewell
Virginia
Clifton College
Mary Moser
Ollie Ruth Weatherboo
Meria Friends
Str
Dub Surguy
Houston
Hhe
Surguy
Cave
Jenthin
Tommy Wiggins
Burrell
San Antonia
Helen Landgrafteft
Dollas
Yotis
Helen
Hope Yu
Aulene Witxpatrick
Funeral for Clifton man Reverend Rhodes Remembered for Hospitality
A short funeral service was held at the home and later at Clifton First Presbyterian Church for Mr. Rhodes of Meridian and Clifton. Rev. Wrightiner led the service with Rev. A. A. Moore assisting. A duet by Jose Gandy and Miss Mary Pearl Mae touched mourners. Pious tributes praised his church devotion and community service. Interment followed at Clifton Cemetery. Pallbearers included Henry Hater and Wesley Byrds. The gathering honored a man famed for hospitality, faithful church attendance, and strong family ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
Grantham
Whitney
Wight
Rhodes
Presbyterian
Weldon Wrightiner
Fort Worth
Hent
Weightmer
Wig
Firnt Presbyterian Church
Clifton
Wrightiner
A. A. Moore
Jose
Hleney Hater
Kil Bpitier
Wesley Byrds
Lee Conrad
Omar Robindon
Joseph Nelsop
D. 2
JW. Ghreenwade
Fale
Meador
Waldrip
Tbs Gillespie
Goman
Hwaus
Pex
NYA Observes Sixth Anniversary With Open House
Austin reports NYA marks its sixth anniversary with open houses at more than 500 Projects across Texas. About eighteen thousand youths aged 16 to 24 will participate, learning work experience in manual crafts construction homemaking and related duties as NYA aids continued education and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
National Youth Administration
Texas
NYA
J. Kellam
Nixtowr
Ausive
Fray In J. Roomeeylt
Jrler
National Youth Adeinistriston Ae
Ana Gunpitne
Sheel
Shrougl
Transit fare and schedules from Clifton to Fort Worth
The notice lists round trip train fares and times from Clifton to Fort Worth and Dallas, with a $1.80 fare on some routes. Clifton and Fort Worth are mentioned along with times 3:05 am and 6:06 am, and driver names Hyde and Mae appear in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
Temple
Bal Ly
Fort Worth
Sind Dalton
Dallas
Clifton Lire
Faro
Ifton
Jor Hyde
Mae
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