Local notes from June 2 1906 highlight weddings and labor
Items from twenty four years ago record Dr F C Nomis leaving for an American Medical Association session in Baron, Bass, and a Calcasieu region wedding of Hugh Brown and Miss Estepl Frazar at the Methodist Church. Also noted are labor shortages, returns from Austin and San Antonio, a large cabbage exhibit, court raids, and a Woodmen funeral procession for Oscar Newsom with a detailed parade to the cemetery led by a cornet band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Nomis
Wednester
Baron, Bass
American Medical Association
Valda Ireland
Westmoreland
San Antonio
F. B. Forrest
Burger Bros
J. W. McCarty
Sugar Land
Warren Walker
St. Edward’s College
Austin
Myra Walker
Mulholland
Warfield Watts
Victoria
Spain
Ena
England
Eagle Lake
Hugh Brown
Miss Estep
Prazar
Estep
Ford
Frazar
Brown
Columbus
Bun
Hines
Rafe Hadden
J. A. Nelson
Matthews
Oscar Newsom
Tabernacle
P. P. Putney
Woodmiln Lodge
G.A. Stoermer
Impressive ceremonies open Texarkana event
Impressive ceremonies marked the Texarkana gathering as Col L A Whatley and daughter attended with Miss Maud Whatley visiting Mr and Mrs J J Whatley. The feature act included a stage chorus from Hollywood in the musical comedy scene and discussion of Choral talents shifting from Broadway to Hollywood. The piece also notes public concerns about careless campers causing extensive forest fires across the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vitaphone
Broadway
Warner Bros
Avalon Theatre
Larry & Young
United States
Ceballos
Hollywood
West Coast
New York
Warner Bros. Western Studio
East
West
London
Irving Berlin
Florenz Ziegfeld
George White
Jess
Amberland
Holland
PB. Corley
Osa
Mildred
Abilene
Ruth
Simmons College
T. S. Tillison
Dallas
Steata
Tile Aison
Vinit
Fermi
Lula Werlla
Douglas van Doran
Adeleine Biieitkreutz
Luling
Methodist women lose bid to preach at general conference
Dallas report details the Methodist Episcopal Church South general conference outcomes. The vote blocked sending the question to annual conferences and preserved ordination limits for women. The session produced policy pledges on prohibition, industrial concord, world peace, rural church improvement, and evangelization, with a notable clash between Mrs. Spillman and Rev. Shuler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas News
J. H. Spillman
Louisville
R. P
Bob) Shuler
Los Angeles
Cullom Booth
Port Worth
College of Bishops
John Mc Moore
Bishops
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Dallas
White's Cream Vermifuge Tells Health Cure For Child Worms
Mrs. Gilbert recounts how her sickly son in Shreveport recovered after taking White's Cream Vermifuge from Seckman's Drug Store. She credits rapid improvement in appetite and play, noting pin worms caused his stomach pain and groaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stomacki
Shreveport
Mrs. Gilbert
White
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Central Power and Light Company
Central Power Light Company
Cadillac
Eagle Lake Lumberco
Max’ Conner
Vie Mae Crozier
Miss Crozier
Hem
Fort Wor
Eagle Lake State Bank
Ruth Busse
Cecil Buchman
Houston
Odile Rowe
Lono
Arkansas
Miss Rowe
G. M. Buchman
Winnie Poole
Pansy
V. A. Hayden
San Marcos
Lillie Mae Hayden
Southwest Texas State Teachers College
Kor
Weather Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
J. F. Gulliett
H. J. Hedges
J. N. Brower
Gulliett
Lorene | Brower
City
Hedges
Edwy Dyer
M. FP. Buldworth
Golind
Familly
Nec
W. A. McMillan
G. W. Parker
Duradene
Marcel
Round Wave
Frederick
Mazel Lee Beauly
Texas
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