Enjoyable Bridge Event Ends With Corsages And Fruit
An ice course and mints were served on trays to nine players described as the uubles, each plate adorned with corsages of sweet peas and strawberries. An advertisement offers fresh strawberries 200 per quart with ordering details. Damaged text notes D Mesdames Lake Westmoreland Mari Tolliver and C Thomas and Pryor spent Sunday in Bleesing as guests of Mrs Esther.
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Mesdames Lake
Westmoreland
Mari Tolliver
C. Thomas
Pryor
Bleesing
Mra Esther
Pinchback and Fling Tie for Low Score Prize
Mrs. Bruce Fling claimed the low score prize while R. Pinchback shared the event’s outcome. The hostess offered sandwiches and strawberry shortcake with whipped cream and grape juice to guests.
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R. Pinchback
Bruce Fling
Garwood Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Guests
Supt EG Marshall spent the 16 in Houston attending a tea association event and visiting his brother Dillon Stiles Edartis and Miss Dorothy Braden. Numerous residents enjoyed weekend visits and shopping trips in Eagle Lake Palacios and San Antonio with relatives and friends.
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Edartis
Dorothy Braden
Sisitine
Dorothy Resala
P. A. Walker
Geraldine Kerr
Elnora Philips
Thelma Hushes
Palacios
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Flord Cornelius
Ella Schiurring
Arir Lundquist
Ernestine Shaw
Eagle Lake
Ed. Kellina
Shaw
Witte
T. Richardson
E.R. Cof
J. F. Drapela
San
J. Hopkins
Miss Hopkins
San Bré
Muse Mary
San Antonio
San Jacinto
Royston
Local Wedding and Community Notes in Lissie
Walter Darby and Mary Emma Berkman were married in Houston last week. Congratulatory wishes go to the couple. Local families visited relatives in Boling, Eagle Lake, and Houston over the weekend. Home Demonstration Club will meet May 6 at Mrs. Corman’s. demonstrations included canning strawberries.
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Walter Darby
Mary Emma Berkman
Houston
P. D. Gertson
Ruby
Iago
W.H. Cook
Hutchins
Leo Jambers
Mrs. Jambers
A. J. Darby
Eagle Lake
Relues
Sa Ei
Ada
Alfred Segelquist
Charles Drinkwater
Mu‘smith
Drinkwater
Home Demonstration Club
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Mesdames C. Gertson
Wm. Corman
Wharton Wednesay
Miss Burton
Harry Coob
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
W. C. Cook
Sago
Geo. E. Cook
J. F. Hough
J. W. Adkins
Lissie
Lissie Home Demonstration Club
W. J. Corman
Vitors
Baptist Mission Union Meeting At Mrs Ney Home
Members met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Richard Ney with twelve members and one visitor present. A Royal Service Bible lesson titled A New Creature was led by Mrs Susi Frazer and well enjoyed. Refreshments followed social hour. A business meeting is planned for next Tuesday at Mrs W C Reed's home and will study Women of the New Testament.
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Baptist Mission Union
Richard Ney
Royal Service
Susié Frazer
W. C. Reed
Shrine Club Ball at Wharton April Night Wharton
The Wharton County Shrine Club sponsors the Crippled Children Ball on Saturday April 30. Shrine bands will drill on the courthouse square at 3 45 PM and again at 7 45 PM at the fair grounds. Grand march at 8 30, followed by a dance with orchestra. Admission to the fair grounds is 1 09. Shriners from south Texas are expected, with strong local and regional turnout anticipated.
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Arabia Temple Shrine
Shrine Band
Wharton
Courthouse Square
Fair Grounds
South Texas
Funeral services of General Washington printed from Kingston Gazette
An 1800 memorial issue recounts Washington’s December 14 1799 death and December 20 Georgetown funeral details. The Ulster County Gazette describes mounting sorrow and the ceremonial procession from Mount Vernon with military honors and inscriptions on the coffin.
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George Washington
Junction Eagle
Eagle
A. W. Browning
Ulster County Gazette
Kingston
Samuel Freer
Washington
Georgetown
Mount Vernon
Washingtons Funeral Rites and Civic Reverie
A detailed account describes Washington’s funeral procession at the Mount and vault site by the Potomac with cavalry infantry artillery and clergy officiating. The text lines the scene in ceremonial grandeur and reflects on the enduring glory of Washington.
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Ims
Gilpin Ramsay
Marsteller Payne
Potomac
Soinds
Washington
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