Local Notes and Social Items From Wharton and Vicinity
A roundup of local happenings includes visitors Mrs W Severtin of Merriam staying with her parents, the Roddy family. Mr and Mrs Marion Hardison hosting guests from Holistany. school parties for Halloween and attendance at the Wharton County Fair. funeral services for Dan Gordon at Sand Ridge Cemetery after his death in El Campo’s Nightingale Hospital. A hunting trip to Marfa is planned by ASH Seaholm and others. Armistice Day gathering scheduled Thursday November 11.
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R. C. Roddy
Marion Hardison
Texas S
Malone
Wharton County Fair
J. M. Booth
N. P. Reid
Wharton
Sand Ridge
Dan Gordon
Dan
Nightingle
el Campo
Marfa
West Texas
Ash Seaholm
J. R. Thomas
Jin Clipsen
FM. Dramgouly
Bennie Blair
Ben Stip
Pleton
Women Move Weld Club Meeting to November 12
Armistice Day on November 11 prompts the Weld home demonstration club to reschedule to November 12 at Mrs. R. H. Reese's home. Mrs. W. R. Pape hosts 11 members and five guests with a cuttings demonstration led by Mrs. Shaw and assisted by Mrs. Meiman. Refreshments follow. The County AgentMiss Ednad M. Prentice was away at College Station.
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Women's Home Demonstration Club
R. H. Reese
W. R. Pape
FE. L. Shaw
M. L. Heiman
Garwood
M. E. Leiph
Frank Pidgeon
T. P. Dowdy
Ednad M. Prentice
College Station
Shaw
Eagle Lake
Meiman
Art Exhibit In Columbus Promises Local Talent Display
Mrs C P Smith of Columbus hosts an art exhibit at Memorial Hall on Sunday from 3 to 5 PM inviting all. Eagle Lake pupils including Winifred Albright Roscoe Fountain Lucy Kate Rogers and others will show works. Also notes Mrs Geo Crim fell ill while working at election polls and was taken to Laughlin Hospital. Massey Duncan left Tuesday to visit relatives in Honoraville Alabama.
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C.P. Smith
Columbus
Memorial Hall
Eagle Lake
Smith
Winifred Albright
Roscoe Fountain
Lucy Kate Rogers
Geo. Crim
Laughlin Hospital
Massey Duncan
Honoraville
Alabama
1847 Rogers Bronze Silverware 26 Piece Service for 12
Sokol Jewelry Co lists a 26 piece Rogers Bron silverware service for 12 with price listed as 4.75 dollars. The item appears in a jewelry retailer catalog entry.
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Rogers Bron
Sokol Jewelry Co
Survey Finds Criticism Patterns in Marriages
A recent national magazine survey titled Husbands Wives and Marriage reports that happily married couples tend to criticize themselves more than their partners, while unhappier couples criticize their spouse more. The text notes regional similarity, suggesting townwide patterns in criticism of wives hats or husbands pipes.
Kilgore Baby Born At Laughlin Hospital
Mrs Belly Kilgore and Mr Billy Kilgore announce the birth of their son William Walter Kilgore Jr at Laughlin Hospital weighing seven pounds five ounces. He is the first grandchild of Julius and Mrs Mason Rathbone New York and the fifth grandchild of Harry Kilgore Sr and Mrs Kilgore Eagle. Nov 6 1943 Saturday specials Sokol Jewelry Co.
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William Walter Kilgore, Jr
Laughlin Hospital
Billy Kilgore
Julius Mason
Rathbone
New York
Harry Kilgore
Eagle Ee
Funeral for War Dead Kin Held in Burnet Wednesday
I V Duncan Bowie Duncan and G C Duncan attended the funeral for Hal Duncan in Burnet. Hal Duncan, son of H B Duncan and brother of the Duncans, was killed in World War I during the Normandy invasion. Silverware offer advertised by Sekol Jewelry Co.
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Burnet
I. V. Duncan
Bowie Duncan
G. C. Duncan
Hal Duncan
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Alamo Lumger Company
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Mike Mayes
Jeffrey
Joe Marsh
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United States Brewers Foundation
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Mrs. Belly Kilgore
Welcome Babe Bow
Victor
Sewicts
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Sekol Sewelry Co
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Bruce
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