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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1933
Page
12
A compilation of personal items records visits by Mrs. and Mrs. Chatmas in Dallas and other travelers. Birth announced for a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vaughan on Tuesday January 24. multiple residents and visitors named from Houston Waco Austin New York Mercedes Bryan and San Antonio.
Mrs Emmett Ely and her son Emmett Jr have returned from San Saba where they were called by the death of Mrs Ely s aunt Mrs A B Brown of San Francisco California whose remains were brought to San Saba for interment.
Mrs W D Bills of Waco and Miss Juanita Lagrone of Tulsa were weekend guests at the home of Mayor and Mrs W H Ely. Mrs Kelly Hereford and her young son from Madisonville visited with Mrs Hereford's parents, the Elliotts. Ed Luke and son Thomas Edward of San Antonio spent a few days with the Lukes and Mrs Bula Brown. Model Dress Shop advertises hosiery and alterations. Hearne club members attend Houston Rachmaninoff concert. Roses advertised by Hearne Shakespeare Club for Rockdale Texas Rose Garden. Chamber leaders and spouses travel to College Station for Bryan and Brazos County Chamber event. Local workers resume gravel pit duties with Texas Construction near Hearne. Lost bag between Hearne and Marlin, laundry mark Calfee. Reward offered. W T Rawleigh sales in Northwest Robertson County and Calvert area seek reliable men. includes opportunity and contact details. 38-5t Se
Thirteen women gathered at Mrs. J. H. Reagan's home for the Royal Service program of Circle No. 2 W M 8. The topic Lord Send a Revival was led by Mrs. C E Bullock with devotional by Miss Carrie Hostrasser and prayers. Speakers included Mrs. R H Batlinger and Mrs. J P Broughton discussing past and present revivals, with youth remarks by Mrs. Bulock and closing prayers by Mrs. George Williams. Attendees left refreshed, hopeful for a worldwide revival.
A freak ear of corn on display at Planters and Merchants State Bank draws notice. The nine inch cob shows yellow grains with red mottling and a dark red cross eight by two and a half inches across the surface. Brought in by a member of the Energ family, Mexican tenants on the R. R. Cole farm near Hearne.
Hearne Shakespea re Club members met to discuss civic problems and a five year plan for the town. Led by Mrs R O Ely the group outlined steps from a cleanup and garbage disposal to a municipal park library and museum. Mrs R C Allen proposed a phased program including streets, drainage, landscaping and cooperation with railways. Hostesses Mrs A R Weeks and Mrs Emmett Ely served refreshments after a business meeting led by President Mrs W H Bivin.
Mrs P A Reed hosted a quilting bee at her home with friends from morning to evening, assisting in completing a Dutch Girl quilt. The group included Mrs B W Brashear, Mrs George Williams, Mrs F G Blake, Mrs W A Glenn, Mrs M L Mabry, Mrs Sallie Dotson, Mrs Jim Clevenger, Mrs John Cadle, and several others.
Mrs R L McMillan was hostess to four tables of bridge players Tuesday afternoon at her Cedar street home. Tables were set with spring themed boards and tallies. flowers provided color. Mrs H W Martin and Mrs B W Beckham Jr received favors, vanity set and lace doilies respectively. A grape fruit salad, crackers, watermelon rind pickle, date tarts and coffee were served.
The Epworth League held its regular meeting Sunday night at the Methodist church with twenty members present. Next Sunday evening Mr. E. T. Robbins will speak on When are We Educated. Visitors are welcome, according to the League Reporter.
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