Local Residents Visit Fort Worth and Nearby Cities
Local social notes list visits and guests across Texas. Mrs R M Johnson in Fort Worth, Mr J W Green in Galveston, Mrs Henry Davison in Fort Worth, Mrs Cottle in Cameron and Hearne, Ethel and Inez Newman in Houston, Anita and Elizabeth Dillard at home from Ennis, Katie Curry in Houston, Mrs Wallace Beverly and children from San Antonio, Mr and Mrs Alfred Boyd Jr visiting relatives, Mrs W E Astin and daughters in Austin, Mrs C P Lewis and Margarite Lewis in Marlin, J H Rozelle and J L Calloway from Mumford in town, Mrs Harry Gray and daughter in Houston, Julia Fuqua in Navasota, Judd Collier and Ardam ae Eckerle of Houston, Marion Adams returning to Giddings.
Hayes Healing Honey and Grove Pu en Trate Salve Combo
A 35 cent carton combines Hayes Healing Honey with Grove Pu en Trate Salve for chest and throat cold relief. The salve is rubbed on the chest and throat for children with colds or croup, aiming to ease coughing by targeting irritated tissues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes
Grove
Social visitors and family guests listed in Wellborn and area
Miss Vivienne Royder spent Sunday with her mother Mrs A W Royder of Wellborn. Mrs J C Wallace of Whee lock is a guest in the home of Mr and Mrs Wesley Pyland. Mrs Sarah E Bowling of Gause visited Mrs Selby Beverly Thursday. Mrs Aline Smith and son of Millican were guests of Mrs Welch and family Thursday. Mrs M T Lyons of Houston was a guest in the home of Mr and Mrs R L Green Wednesday. Mrs D H Harrigan and children of Taylor were guests in the home of Mr and Mrs Banks last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivienne Royder
A. W. Royder
Wellborn
J. C. Wallace of
Wheelock
Wesley Pyland
Sarah E. Bowling of
Gause
Selby Beverly
Aline Smith
Millican
the Welch
Thursay
D. H. Harrigan
Taylor
Mrs. Banks
Blacks Host Ellwood Chamberlain Guests
Mr and Mrs W D Black stone welcomed as guests Sunday Mr and Mrs Ellwood Chamberlain of Cameron for the informal visit.
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W. D. Blackstone
Ellwood Chamberlain
Cameron
Miss Amelia Harding Heads to Austin for Summer Session
Miss Amelia Harding departed Monday for Austin to attend the summer session at the State University, seeking advanced study and campus engagement.
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Amelia Harding
Austin
The
State University
Reverend Gordon Leaves for Dallas Session
Rev. J. M. Gordon departed Wednesday evening for Dallas to attend the session of the Methodist theological school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Gordon
Dallas
Methodist Theological School
Students Return From Texas University
Misses Eugenie and Ann Marshall and Hatch Cummings, Ted Griesenbeck, Jakie Silverman, Alfred Brady, Henry Shoap and Gilbert Philen arrived at home at the end of the week from Austin where they were students at the University of Texas.
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Eugenie
Ann Marshall
Hatch Cummings
Ted Griesenbeck
Jakie Silverman
Alfred Brady
Henry Shoap
Gilbert Philen
Austin
University of Texas
Mrs Klopp Leaves Taylor After Pleasant Visit
Mrs Fred Klopp of Taylor returned home after a weekend visit with her mother Mrs H B Easterwood.
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Fred Klopp
Taylor
H. B. Easterwood
Wilkerson and Simons Guests of Cameron Woman
Mr and Mrs W T Wilkerson of Cameron and Mrs Minnie Simons of Centerville were guests of Mrs J C Wilkerson Sunday.
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W. T. Wilkerson
Cameron
Minnie Simons
Centerville
J. C. Wilkerson
Mrs George Herridge Guests With Williams Family
Mrs George Herridge and her children and Mrs Claud Slaughter and her little son of Houston are visiting Mr and Mrs George Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Herridge
Claud Slaughter
Little Son
Houston
George Williams
Miss Sue Cummings Guest at Southwestern University Commencement
Miss Sue Cummings was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Williams of Georgetown for the Southwestern University commencement exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Cummings
E. P. Williams
Georgetown
Southwestern University
Miss Gertie Whitehurst and Hershel Whitehurst Return Home
Miss Gertie Whitehurst and Hershel Whitehurst arrived at home Wednesday from Georgetown where they attended Southwestern University.
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Gertie Whitehurst
Hershel Whitehurst
Georgetown
Southwestern University
Optometrist Ad Highlighting Eye Exams and Glasses
R Dunn, optometrist and optician, offers eye examinations and glasses. Permanent headquarters located in Hearne. Advertising hours indicate weekly service on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.
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R. Dunn
Hearne
Dr Jesse Brady to Join Seton Infirmary in Austin
Dr. Jesse Brady and his wife and infant spent a brief visit with Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Brady before departing for Austin. There he will be connected with Seton Infirmary, as announced in local society notes.
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Jesse Brady
P. L. Brady
Austin
Brady
Seton Infirmary
Malachi
Mrs DeWitt Waltmon Leaves Dallas for San Antonio
Mrs DeWitt Waltmon, formerly of Dallas, is visiting at Dr and Mrs H W Cummings home. Mr and Mrs Waltmon plan to move to San Antonio where Mr Waltmon will pursue business interests joining his family there.
Miss Florence Allen Plans Summer Music Study Trip
Miss Florence Allen arrived home Saturday from Dallas where she studied at M. A. and spent Sunday and Monday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Allen. She then joined Mrs. T. Qo. Austin of Waco for a trip to New Orleans before heading to Cincinnati, Ohio to enter the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music for a summer piano and voice course.
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Florence Allen
Dallas
R. C. Allen
Democratic Executive Committee Called to Franklin Meeting
Jno C Mitchell announces Robertson County Democratic Executive Committee must convene at the courthouse in Franklin on Monday June 19 at 10 a m. to ratify chairmen nominations determine ballot places decide majority rule estimate primary costs notify candidates of assessments and perform other duties for the county democracy urging full attendance and loyalty.
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Democratic Executive Committee
Robertson Co
Court House
Franklin
Jno
Bible Thoughts for This Week
Bible Thoughts for This Week presents a weekly devotional outline with daily verses. The page groups scripture references from Malachi to Nehemiah along with short reflections and a daily theme aimed at guiding readers through moral lessons and spiritual insight.
Judge Baker of Coleman Visits Hearne for Civic Appeals Bid
Judge J.K. Baker of Coleman, a 30 year attorney, visited Hearne on Thursday morning to interview voters in support of his candidacy for Associate Justice of the Court of Civil Appeals in the Austin District. The district includes 31 counties with four aspirants for the seat.
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Baker
Coleman County
Court of Civil Appeals
Austin
Supreme Judicial District
Story Hour at School Auditorium by Thomas Bishop
Thomas Bishop will conduct a weekly story hour at the school auditorium starting Thursday June 22 at 5 p.m. Stories illustrated. Admission ten cents. Advertisement.
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Thomas Bishop
Mrs. R. C. Allen Visited Waco This Week
Mrs. R. C. Allen visited Waco this week, seen in social circles and local correspondences. Her presence adds notable social activity to the city’s happenings as residents note her visit and engagements.
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R. C. Allen
Waco
Dr H W Cummings Attends State Executive Committee Meeting
Dr H W Cummings, member of the State Democratic Executive Committee from this senatorial district, attended the meeting in Austin on Monday returning Monday night. The doctor reports a very spirited session with many important questions arising for consideration.
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H. W. Cummings
Democratic Executive Committee
Austin
He Only Thinks He Is a Merchant
The text argues a local editor cannot stop the shift of trade from town merchants to mail order houses. It contrasts genuine local merchants who offer fair prices and service with sellers who overcharge. It notes consumers will seek better value elsewhere, and editors cannot alter consumer behavior or the market trend.
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Louis F. Adams
Calvert Tribune
Brother Adams
Duane Mateer Visits Friends Before Wichita Trip
Southwestern University star athlete Duane Mateer is visiting friends locally before joining his family in Wichita Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Mateer
Southwestern University
Wichita
Kansas
Ely Brothers men bitten by rabid dog during cattle drive
Messrs Gould and Arna Ely of Ely Brothers meat market were bitten by a dog while driving cattle three weeks ago. The dog’s bite on a steer later showed hydrophobia, prompting the men to seek Pasteur treatment in Austin. They began double treatments last week, aiming to prevent serious illness. Miss Jewel Bullock is visiting in Palacios.
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Messrs
Gould
Arna Ely
Ely Brothers Meat Market
Austin
Prizes Offered For Best Rhymes Using Dr Price's Powder
A new contest invites all readers to write a four line rhyme using only words on Dr Price's Phosphite Baking Powder can labels. Prizes total 100 dollars for first and various cash awards down the line. entry deadline is July 1, 1922, with shipments to Price Baking Powder, 1005 Independence Blvd, Chicago.
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Dr. Price
Price
Independence Blvd
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. R. M. Johnson
Fort Worth
J. W. Green
Galveston
Henry Davison
Ethel and
Inez Newman
Exide
Will Loveless
Wichita Falls
City
Anita
Elizabeth Dillard
Ennis
Xide Jr
Ford
Katie Curry
Mrs. Wallace Beverly
San Antonio
Alfred Boyd, Jr
W. E. Astin
Clara
Janie Astin
C. P. Lewis
Margarite Lewis
Marlin
J. H. Rozelle
J. L. Calloway
Mumford
Our City
Harry Gray
Martha Alice
Julia Fuqua of
Navasota
Julia Wilkerson
Judd Collier
Ardamae Eckerle
Marion Adams
Hillsman
Giddings
W.C. Allen & Company
Ady
Mink
Kerry Krome
Iito Viviano Shoe Shop
Texas
P. L. Longmire & Son
California
A. Baessler
Migr
Hallettsville
Nesbitt
Goty
Mercier
Ali
JK. Baker
Coleman
Webster's
NEW International
G.&c. Merriam . CO
Springfield
Mase
Dillard & CO
Orcdinary
Messrs. Gould and
Miss Jewel Bullock
Palacios
Bobo
Calvert
Nabours & Vehle
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