First Lady of the Lone Star State in Cotton Portrait Series
Mrs Stevenson's portrait as the fifth in Cotton’s series highlighting’s the best apparel and service in the cotton country. The feature notes her Texas roots, university days, and role as hostess, with sponsorship by Cotton Council and Loneli Institute. Plans to profile other first ladies follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Star State
Cotton
Momphie
Cotter
Coke Stevenson
Vis
Cotter Council
Cor
Lonelile
Mouinveine
Stevensoen
Assis Goles
Stawebsy
Seth
Clu
Stevenson
Texas Front
University of Texas Etere
Marcind Coke Styvensor
Texis Miny
Stetensi
Mate
Govarhlir
Govaronr Stevenson
Shovansgn
Austin
Portal
Miguissioni
Lévisiana
Teaheessee
Oklahoma
Allis Arnall
Georgi
Omy M Dolnston
South Carolina
Spessare L
Jain
Florida
de BL Bragzhton
North Croatina
Wynn Biers
Mosteke Stevensen
Mace
Imeustre’s
Lions Club meeting highlights community ties
The Lions Club program led by President Et Causey featured remarks by Charles Stephung and Gus Suiholm, with Bill Albrechts assisting. Members welcomed Paul Navid and Bernal, and a film on Meygibe IC ONC drew positive response. Reports covered Boy Scout activities and community outreach, while proposals urged prospective members to join and support Lake Teale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tub Mimetic
Lew
LPT
Lion Causey
Cutlehy
Charles Stephung
Crim Finn
Tifement
Gus Suiholm
EW Prembe
Paul Navid
Bist Bernal Wis
Lion Bill Albrechtts
Pat Aind
Rudy Duykes
Sicily
Eyre Lake
Sonal
Local Social Notes Highlight Houston Visitors and Weddings
Residents and families in Houston and nearby areas share visits and events. Mr and Mrs Al Mortensen and Martha Frances travel with Gibson family to observe Mortensen relatives. Several locals, including Miss Georgia May-Malony and Miss Mary Beth Lang, visit kin in Mitton and Glen Flora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Mortensen
Ubidren
Martha Frances
Hae Ghd
Houston
Chris Spentie
Abens Bleer
Dorman Rowilih
TH Martin
Si Ant
Moora
Piglor Walker
Te Coney
Wharton
Ilsoniti
Munew
Wire Ler
Nese
Monel Mescimug
W. A
Touston
Mitton
Aid
Hune
Funeral services held for Mrs Pauline Vievus in town
Pastor Gi Wolf conducted funeral services for Mrs Pauline Vievus, who had recently died after a long illness. The Vievus family, originally from Germany, settled in Helby Texas after arriving at Galveston. Relatives and friends gathered to pay respects as promises of support were exchanged and a week of mourning followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gi Wolf
Pauline Vievus
Fragmented newspaper clippings from a Palestine area notice
A jumbled OCR of a Palestine page shows names, visit notes, and community references. Scrambled fragments mention individuals, families, neighbors, and common social exchanges, with minimal coherent events or dates. The text reads like a stray, era-specific domestic snippet without a clear single story.
We the People and the War for Freedom
A compact wartime reflection urges Americans to defend liberty through the Constitution. It speaks to farmers workers and all citizens, stressing due process, peaceful assembly, free press, and religious freedom as enduring protections. The piece honors industry workers and vows to keep the Constitution a living shield for all people everywhere.
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First Lady of
Texas
Lions
Bruce W. McCarty
Herbert Wilson
Martin
Che
Landes
Bryan
Lulie May
Elgin
Mim
Ray
Forbes
Corpus Christi
Honiton
Artour
Pioneer 2A Wire Hk
Lake Texas O
Texan
MR. and
Mms. VA
Asnevensary
Hayden
Virginia
Daniel Beane
Baylor Hospital
Dallas
Hie Tuiher
Beunw
Hynther
Reyaside
Aeul Peave
Mary Glaisier
Chester Kanesheck
la Grange
Egypt
Chen
Cane
PNB
Ta AL McDonald
Wol
Smith
Manel
Mirkersan
Amd
San Votpe
Tra B
Tami
Hay
Har
AL Nas
Dolmas
Sue Radh
SEN
Sya
Apt Mes
Andersson
Palestine
Goradwerl
Prienels
Af Tnivstat
Sind Bab
Sue
Bronsville
John Waddell
Marilyn Sue
Ani Mies
SB Broyles
Watlar
Dihie
Wille
Ruibuiti Wlass
Torthny Tem
Fuby
Sigmab Jen Saul Sphearhip Chan Eee
Bethy Aisin
Mela P
United States
America
Ihe
Kolberg
Wilcox Grocery
Central Power. and Light Company
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