Russia Invites Cattle Expert
Russia extends an invitation to a cattle expert amid a long, mixed page of local society notes. The item shares various social notices and club events from Houston area life, including meetings, hospitality details, and personal updates, all written in a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper voice. The scattered text mentions the Lafayette Street Methodist church circle, Missionary Society, cottage prayer services, and local visitors, creating a broad snapshot of community activity alongside the opening arms to a cattle specialist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the
Lafayette Street Methodist Church
Carl Sellers
North Edgewood Drive
Joe Long
Sellers
Jesus
Final P T A Meeting At Senior High Wednesday
The Senior High School Parent-Teacher Association will hold its final meeting Wednesday at 3 15 PM in the school auditorium. All members are urged to attend and plan next year's work. Mrs A D Ussery has returned from a visit with Montgomery friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Hotel
Dothan Harmony Club
Hartford Club
Spanish Moss Inn
W. D. Paschal
Parent- Teacher's Association
A. D. Ussery
Montgomery
State Federated Clubs Announce New Officers
At the closing session of the recent Mobile Alabama convention the State Federated Clubs reelected Mrs. I. T. Quinn as president and named new officers including Mrs. G. W. Adams as second vice president and Mrs. Jack Montgomery as recording secretary. Also elected were Mrs. H. H. Gaseman Birmingham treasurer and Mrs. Hugh Merrill Anniston auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Clubs
Mobile
I. T. Quinn
W. A. Gresham
H. H. Kendrick
C. C. Adams
G. W. Adams
Andalusia
Jack Montgomery
Tuscaloosa
H. H. Gaseman
Birmingham
Hugh Merrill
Anniston
Alabama
Woman's College Cub
Woman’s Club
el Paso
Texas
Dstrict
Henry
Study Club of
Civics Club
Parnassus Club
John Morgan Snead
U. D. Co
Chief Nearing End Of Trail
Chief Bacon Rind, once ruler of the Osage and long time adviser to the wealthiest Indian band, is reported dying of cancer at his Pawhuska home. He stood six feet six inches, was 72, and remained erect and vigorous until recently. A friend of whites, he refused their dress and language, and was a distant relative of Vice President Curtis. Immensely wealthy, he spent summers in an old tepee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacon Rind
Pawhuska
Oklo
Curtis
Tepee
U D C Convention Set in Birmingham May Fourth
United Daughters of the Confederacy plan a Birmingham convention on May 4 with members from Southern states to discuss plans. Mrs. W S Wilson, local chapter president, asks delegates from this city to notify her now. James Fairclothe of Jacksonville Florida visits with his parents. Mrs E A Cox is ill in a local hospital. Rev Hollang Dykes and daughter Carolyn of Senoia Georgia visit Dothan for a few days with Mrs Gaines. Miss Susie Green, Miss Edna Green and Mrs Quin Flowers visited Montgomery Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the United Daughters of the Confederacy
Birmingham
James Fairclothe
Jacksonville, Fla
City
Mrs
J. R. Fairclothe
E. A. Cox
Hollang Dykes
Carolyn
Senoia
Dothan
F. M. Gaines
Susie Green
Edna Green
Mrs. Quin Flowers
Montgomery
Anna Sten Masters Languages for Roles in Hollywood
Russian star Anna Sten shows skill at learning languages to fit stage or screen roles. She learned German in three weeks and French in two weeks for different versions of films. Her latest picture The Tempest co stars Emil Jennings and she is set for a major American role this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Anna Sten
Miss Sten
America
Emil Jannings
Anzacs Parade in Melbourne Honors Gallipoli Day
Thousands of World War veterans marching in Australia mark Gallipoli Day 17 years after the 1915 assault. The King sent condolences as flowers were laid at war memorials. The Gallipoli campaign caused heavy losses, with 115000 killed or wounded overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Austria
Australia
Gallipoli
Governors Confer At Richmond Conclave Of State Chief Executives
Governors from more than twenty states gathered in Richmond for the 24th conference of governors with Governor John Pollard of Virginia hosting and Governor James Rolph of California expected to speak for the group. Separately in Philadelphia cries rang out at St Marys Ukrainian Church as a man named Harry Simmons, 38, was pursued after attempting to steal from pews. A 93 year old Negro woman attends a public high school in Topeka. Guatemala is believed to be the sole Central American country producing tea commercially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Gassman
Birmingham
Axis Club
Methodist Church
Lydia Gassman
State Federation
A.F.W.C
Hugh Merrill
Anniston
Anniston Council of
U.D.C
Chautauqua Club
Calhoun County Woman's Democratic Club
Federation
Parker Memorial Baptist Sunday School
Merrill
Hugh
University
Eizabeth
Jimmie
Richmond
House
John Pollard
Virginia
James Rolph
California
South
Middle West
Philadelphia
St. Mary’s
du OS
United States
Topeka
Kas
Guatemala
Social Notes From Headland And Montgomery
Bliss Bernice Woods and Miss Martie Allen spent the past week end at their Headland home. Eliza beth Armstrong Chapter No. 10 in Montgomery hosted Initiation services for O. E. S. members. Little Betty Jean Webb of Marianna, Florida visits her grandmother Mrs. Mattie Williams. The piece notes dairy and mineral value statistics from the 1920s and 1930s across Kentucky Indiana and Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bliss Bernice Woods
Martie Allen
Headland
F. W. Cook
Harriett Slayton
J. N. Massee
Pr. Cc. W. Hilliard
Elizabeth Armstrong
Montgomery
Betty Jean Webb
Marianna, Fla
Mattie Williams
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Ian
God
John Quincy Adams
Hartford Harmony Club
Bart Nelson
Murphiesborough
Tenn
Wheel NO
Missionary Society
Mary Helen Sellars
Margaret Morgan
R. W. Plant
H. T. Scarborough
Mary Helen Selfers
C. L. Morgan
C. H. Bell
J. A. Bowen
B. C. Chalker
Howell Coe
J. L. Bracewell
Claude Dunn
L. T. Ferrell
C. E. Riley
A. D. Sheehan
W. E. Sullivan
A. N. Gay
Cecil Calhoun
Roy Murphy
Kornagy Street
Frasier Ellis
Nurses Home
South St. Andrews
J. H. Blackman
South Appletree
Lee McMichael
Third Avenue
Willie Mac Lewis
East LaFayette Street
Dan Jerkins
East Main
Clark Bell
S. St. Andrews
W. T. Jones
S. Foster
H. B. King
W. Washington Street
C. T. Love
J. N. Blaum
W. Main
J. L. Vaughn
Pettus
J. E. Wood
Boulevard
Ralph McClendon
Edgewood Drive
Joe Martin Stallings
M. M. Reese
Jeff Street
Bryant Pope
Woodland Drive
Douglas Haistens
Cataba Avenue
Tom Buntin
Hot Springs
Ark
New Orleans
Russia
Stalin
Robert P. Lamont, Jr
U. S
Chichesters
Bradley, Jantzen
Catalina
Blumberg’s
Blumberg
Nolan Wynn
Bonifay, Fla
T J. Wynn
Ruth Barnes
Macon
B. F. Johnson
Thomason
W. C. King
Johnson
W. C. Richardson
Belle R. Harrison
Clement Wood
New York
Eagle
Lyle Brown
Brown
WSB
Texaco
Don Voorhees
Musical
Graham McNamee
Meyrovitz
Jericho
Kentucky
Indiana
Tennessee
E. N. Passmore
Riggs
Merrill Building
Gordon
THE
Texas Company
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