Abilene Social Roundup Includes Travelers and Visitors
Miss Eva Lee Cox visits Mr and Mrs C C Davis in Abilene. Returns home after holidays include Mr and Mrs Leslie Croker from McCoy Fred Parker from Hobbs NM George Fowler from Borger Miss Nina Geck from Fort Worth Mr and Mrs Cecil Bowman from Imperial Garland Fairchild spent the weekend in Abilene Mr and Mrs DPD Cotney move to Hamilton Mrs Jess Vick hosts a party Saturday night Mr and Mrs Allen Thomas from Dallas visited last week Mr and Mrs Paul Brewer from Tyler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Lee Cox
C. C. Davis
Abilene
Leslie Croker
McCoy
Fred Parker
Hobbs
New Mexico
George Fowler
Borger
Nina Geck
Fort
Creomulsion Promised to Relieve Persistent Coughs
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a remedy for coughs chest colds and bronchial irritation. It cites ingredients including Beechwood Creosote syrup of white pine compound licorice cherry menthol and ipecac and claims it loosens phlegm eases inflamed membranes and heals irritated tissues with a guaranteed refund if unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amor
First of 400 from Texas chosen as acting chief hostesses
Miss Carrolyn Durham of Dallas was named acting chief of the Rannerettes, official hostesses of the Texas Centennial Exposition opening June 6. She will help select and train 25 other girls from the Southwest who will wear cow girl hostess costumes from June through December.
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Texas
Carrolyn Durham
Dallas
Rannerettes
Southwest
King Ranch Vast Texas Landmark and Expo Draw
From the gate to the King Ranch headquarters in South Texas is 18 miles. The ranch spans 1,300,000 acres, larger than Delaware. It will attract many visitors for the Texas Centennial Expo in Dallas next summer. The sole Texas Indian reservation lies in East Texas near Livingston, Polk County, with about 1,650 tribal members. Vice President Jack Garner recently bought a 6,000 acre Dimmitt County ranch.
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Dallas
Texas
King Ranch
Delaware
Jack Garner
Dimmitt County
Texans to Spend Millions to Host U S A Centennial
In 1936 Texas celebrates a centennial since independence and plans a Texas Centennial Exposition in Dallas from June 6 to November 29 with more than 20 million dollars in investment. Dallas pledges 8.6 million cash plus a 4 million plant from the State Fair grounds, and state and federal funds add cover to build halls and facilities including the Hall of State and U S Building.
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Jefferson
Monroe
Stephen F. Austin
Texas
Austin
Sam Houston
Dallas
Republic of Texas
Lone Star
France
Spain
Mexico
Confederacy
United States
Hough
Dallas Exposition
Texas Hall of
United States Building
Texas Ranger
Esplanade
Texas Hall of State
Feature party for club at Mrs Hampton’s home
The Alice Russell Sunshine Club held its year ending 1935 crowning party as a reception and Christmas tree at the home of Mrs C C Hampton Worthy Matron of the Order of the Eastern Star. Yuletide decor brightened the rooms and the tree stood central. After gifts were exchanged, names were drawn for 1936 and a fruit salad cake cheese wafers and hot cocoa were served to the invited members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Russell Sunshine Club
C. C. Hampton
Order of the Eastern Star
Geo. Clarke
Hampton
Elsie Prater
L. B. Russell
J. E. Bonser
Robi. Allen
J. B. Layns
Hill Huddleston
Lora Greene
Jimsoem Cleveland
Jane Hampton
J. H. Prater
Zora Parker
D. C. Bailey
J. Hicks
H. L. Stewa
F. L. Little
M Gray
Local Families Attend Weekend Visits Across Towns
Harmony H B Rogers suffered a serious heart attack last week. Mrs T M Edwards of Omance spent the weekend with son T Edwards and Jenny. Most of the Methodist Sunday School attended quarterly conference at Indian Creek. Several couples and families visited relatives in Mercer Gap White Point Soda Springs Shiloh Art Worth Fort Worth and Mercer Gay as Joe Tom Rogers recovers from pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Rogers
T. M. Edwards
Omanche
T. Edwards
Janny
Methodist
Indian Creek
J. F. Gober
Charles Ray
J. A. Phillips
Dallas Ray
Charles Rogers
Art Worth
J. J. Rogers
Stoves and related repairs for sale on Sidney Street
Stoves offered include gas cook stoves gas heaters wood and oil stoves. I buy and repair stoves with guaranteed work. Also selling batteries new and used from $1 to $5 with 12 month guarantee and recharge services. Rebuilt batteries $1 to $2. Also buy or repair second hand furniture on Sidney Street.
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Sidney Street
Cardui Praise From Statesville Woman
Mrs J L Caldwell of Statesville North Carolina praises Cardui saying she used it for twenty five years and felt stronger after half a bottle. She reports weakness and nerves as initial symptoms and credits Cardui with improving her condition.
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Cardui
JL. H. Caldwell
Statesville
N. C
Carduis
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Creamer
Magnolia
Arlie Carver
Fast Terras
Livisleton
Polk County
W H. Wharton
Thomas Jefferson
Texas Centennial Committee
ESS Association
Advertising Federation OF America
Texas Daily Press League
Progressive Texans
Lex
U.S.A
Southwest Empire
Becass
Wm. Reese Drug CO
Comanche
Smith’s Drug Store
Sipe Springs
Durham Bros
Louisiana
E. D. Dodson
Higginbotham Lumber Co
Clark Motor