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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1925
Page
2
A short poem about resilience and growth. It contrasts the scrubby, untested life with the strong, storm tested timber. The speaker argues that true strength comes from facing wind, rain, and cold, with the world’s harsh laws shaping both trees and men through struggle and endurance.
A reflective piece extols loyalty as a defining trait in friendship and the American worker. It lauds loyalty under pressure, in earnings and ethical stress, noting its role in sustaining business, press deadlines, and daily toil through good and bad times.
A clipped note from the Buckingham Palace lord chamberlain's office bans bare knees at court functions. The Clarks ville Times reports Mrs. Belle Brown of Fort Worth visiting over the weekend to be with her critically ill brother, W. A. Black, and Dr. J. vA Black.
Dr and Mrs W K Waltman hosted a Friday musical with guest Miss Olga Heye of San Antonio and Miss Elizabeth Teeling. The pianists performed Chopin Liszt McDowell and Seeboeck style pieces to applause and an after-program ice course for a long list of local guests.
Miss Alice Allen entertained Thursday with guests Misses Kathleen Pattie Sims Julia Ball Priscilla Gertrude Sims Helen Has sell Bryan and Elaine Bizzell of College Station. The young ladies arrived from Bryan early morning and, after a noon luncheon, were joined for a bridge afternoon.
Four bridge tables gathered Wednesday afternoon for the weekly game at Mrs Yom Fox home. Irene Ferguson won the high score award a boudoir pillow and Weeks took consolation a bridge set. Monroe Louisiana resident Mrs Douglas Moore won a hanging basket for the cut. Pressed chicken chips olives wafers and iced tea outlined the refreshments. Out of town guests included Mrs J B Peel Houston Mrs Douglas Moore Monroe Louisiana and Mrs George Kempen Temple.
Mr and Mrs F W Easterwood entertained guests at a six o'clock dinner Saturday evening. The party included Mrs Douglas among the attendees.
Moore and little daughter Martha Ann of Monroe Louisiana are mentioned alongside Mr. and Mrs. George Kempen of Temple and Mrs. H B Easterwood in the social column noting regional residents and their connections.
The marriage of Miss Leah Miers to Mr. Harry Jarrett took place in Dallas on July 29. The ceremony occurred at the minister’s home with Dr T O Perrin officiating. Afterward the couple left for a several week western trip and will live in Dallas upon return.
Miss Frances Ely hosted a Tuesday afternoon bridge gathering in Houston with six tables. Mrs J B Peel was honored, Miss Kathryn Bishop won the high prize a hand embroidered buffet set, while Mrs W P Ferguson took low score and a yellow rose bowl. Guest prizes went to Mrs Bill Markham and Mrs Bayne Arnett of Kosse as well as several attendees and hospitality was provided by multiple members and guests.
Nelson Pope, long time at Thompson Ice Cream Plant, resigned his position and left for Georgetown over the weekend. He was the honored guest at a picnic luncheon at the Lock and Dam site Thursday evening with twelve friends attending. A pleasant swim in the Brazos preceded the luncheon.
The Junior Epworth League of the Methodist Church staged a Wednesday playlet showing league work. Beth Barrett and Maurine Self wrote it under Miss Clara Gilcrease, who directed with Beth and Maurine assisting in music. White and gold colors filled the church as Demetra Palmos and Jane Self led a march with gold and white confetti. Mary Dorothy Clark played a good fairy while others sang and read aloud culminating in a talk by Miss Gilcrease. A picnic for participants followed, and the league invites others to join in God’s work.
County Court of Mason Texas issues notice appointing Mrs Nonie V Field administratrix of the estate of India Brown Mason deceased. All creditors must present claims by the August 4, 1925 deadline. Address listed as post office in another Texas county.
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