Vivia Bell Weds J E Windle in Quiet Hearne Ceremony
At seven oclock Wednesday morning at the East Bay home of the bride's mother Mrs M A Bell the sweetly simple wedding joined Miss Vivia Bell and Mr J E Windle with Rev Echols officiating. The bride wore a dark blue tricotine coat suit and matching accessories. Miss Bell, a Palacios native, taught in Hearne and Beaumont and is praised for her charm. Mr Windle, a Hearne druggist, is well regarded. The couple will honeymoon in San Antonio then reside in Hearne.
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East Bay
M. A. Bell
Miss Vivia Bell
J. E. Windle
Echols
The
Baptist Church
Miss Vivia
Hearne
Bell
Palacios
Baylor College
Baylor University
Beaumont High School
Vivia
Mr. Windle
San Antonio
Palacios Beacon
Middy Club Hosts Mary Lee Weston Friday Event
Mary Lee Weston served as hostess for the Middy Club gathering on Friday. Members enjoyed several games in the afternoon and a series of ko dak pictures were taken, capturing the event.
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Mary Lee Weston
Mar
Picnic Enjoyed By Neighborhood Friends Near Mrs Hanna
A group of neighborhood friends gathered for an evening picnic in the grove near Mrs. W. T. Hanna home on Monday. Victrola performances provided entertaining music before and after the bounteous spread. Out of town guests included Mrs. Harry McDowell and daughter Dorothy Miss Allie Locke of Bryan and Mr Phillip Hanna of Houston.
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W. T. Hanna
Peters Crain Wedding Reported in Local Home Ceremony
On Sunday afternoon June 18 at 4 30 Miss Myrtle Crain and Mr F A Peters of New Baden were married at Rev C E Bullock's home in this city with Rev Bullock officiating. The brief notice records a quiet ceremony and the names of the two newlyweds.
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Myrtle Crain
F. A. Peters
New Baden
C. E. Bullock
Rev. Bullock
Marriage Recalls New Baden Wedding Details
Immediately after the ceremony the young couple returned to New Baden to begin their life together. Miss Etta Peters, sister of the groom, and Mrs Blazek attended, along with Mr Edgar Covey of Bryan, Mr Dan Crain, brother of the bride, and Mr Fred Buchanan. Miss Effie Walker and Mary Smith of New Baden witnessed the rites and offered congratulations.
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New Baden
Etta Peters
Blazek
Edgar Covey
Bryan
Dan Crain
Fred Buchanan
Effie Walker
Mary Smith
Mrs M V Carson Remembered By Friends
Friends of Mrs. M V Carson learn she plans to move to Austin after years of service with St Marys Altar Society. At Oxford Hotel luncheon she received a farewell gift of a luncheon set from fellow workers and hosts Mrs N 2 Wimberly and Mrs Clarence Wimberly.
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M. V. Carson
Austin
Altar Society
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Oxford Hotel
Clarence Wimberly
Local People and Visits Highlight Bryan Notes
A collection of social notices from Bryan recaps visits and stays of residents and guests across nearby cities. Dr H W Cummings spent Monday in Austin. Fannie Reese Pugh arrived home from San Antonio. P A Reid family children visited in Bryan. Allie Locke of Bryan stayed with Mrs J C Johnson. I W Easterwood and infant son were in Houston. R H Williams and sons returned from Austin. TI Hall and Jake Cohen returned from San Angelo. J I Ely’s guest Mrs W H Ely of Gause. Judd Collier and Mrs R H Ballinger in Bryan. Nannie Lee Lord with Velma Simmons of Balta. Born to Robert Norman and wife June 28 a daughter. Clyde Black of Thornton visited J T Hamilton. W S Pippin of Waco visited Ruby Pippin. Phillip Hanna of Houston visited his mother Mrs W T Hanna. W A Scott and wife hosted by Dr and Mrs John W Black. Henry Martin and children departed for relatives.
Local Social Notes and Household Movements
Ballinger residents Seay and Monday attend events with Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Martin of Marlin. Mrs. Ed Crocker and son F. Jr. depart Ennis after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gray. Bertha and Alice Shubert of Lexington visit Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Murphy. For sale a complete equipped corn mill with pea huller and dryer. The Tally family hosts overflow visitors and Thelma and Ora Mae Tally embark on an overland trip through southwest Texas. Eugenie Marshall visits La Porte for Episcopal Youth League encampment.
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Ed Crocker
F. Jr
Ennis
Harry Gray
R. L. Tally
Thelma
Ora Mae Tally
Texas
666 Cures Malaria and Fever Elixir Ad
An old advertisement touts 666 as a cure for malaria chills fever dengue and bilious fever claiming it kills the germs and restores health. The tone mirrors period patent remedy promotions with bold claims and medical reassurance.
Sunrise Breakfast Embellishes Humble Pool Party
Several couples chaperoned by Mrs. R. W. Marshall and Mrs. Clarence Wimberly enjoyed a swim at the Humble Pipe Line Pump station pool on Wednesday morning. Following the plunge, breakfast was cooked and served in the Pin Oak woods before the party returned to town at 7:30.
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R. W. Marshall
Clarence Wimberly
Humble Pipe Line
Pin Oak Woods
Habitual Constipation Cure Promoted as Syruphonic Laxative
A prepared laxative named LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN claims to cure habitual constipation in 14 to 21 days. It relieves promptly and should be taken regularly for steady action. The syrup is described as very pleasant to take with a 600 per bottle price.
Freezone corn remedy promises painless relief
An advertisement touts Freezone as a quick corn remover that stops pain instantly and then allows easy removal. It claims a tiny bottle costs only a few cents and can remove hard or soft corns and between the toes without soreness or irritation.
Local social notes from a Texas town visit several families
Mrs H K Davis and Miss Kathryn Davis returned from Dallas after several days away. Mr Carl Cannon of Thornton stayed with his brother Marcus Cannon. Miss Hoffman of Brenham visited her brother A rl Hoffman at Mrs W Waltman’s home. Eugene Oliver and children hosted by J P Oliver. Dr HH Cummings welcomed George Duren of Dallas and George Powell of Smithville. Mrs J H Wilson, recent Galveston treatment, has returned home.
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H. K. Davis
Kathryn Davis
Dallas
Carl Cannon
Thornton
Marcus Cannon
Miss Hoffman
Brenham
A.rl Hoffman
W. Waltman
Eugene Oliver
Greenville
J. P. Oliver
HH. W. Cummings
George Duren
George Powell
Smithville
Mr and Mrs Dennison Attend Visit in Waco
Mr and Mrs George G Dennison of Waco were guests in the home of Mr and Mrs A B Boyd from Saturday until Monday.
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George G. Dennison
Waco
A. B. Boyd
Dancing course announced by the Misses Marshall
The Misses Ann and Eugenie Marshall announce a course of instruction in folk and classical dancing starting July 5. Phone 96. Advv. Mrs. Jack Springfield and several Misses listed were in Bryan Saturday. C. W. Grissom promotes electrical washing service inviting family washings. phone 205. Nannie tee Lord and Velma Simmons hosted weekend guests Carter Cavitt of Holland Texas and Kidwin Muller of Detroit Michigan.
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Ann
Eugenie Marshall
Advv
Nannie Tee Lord
Velma Simmons
Mr. Carter Cavitt
Holland
Texas
Kidwin Muller
Detroit
Michigan
Eves examined classes by F R Dunn in Hearne
A faded notice presents F R Dunn optometrist and optician with permanent headquarters in Hearne. It advertises weekly availability every Thursday Friday and Saturday for eye examinations and services.
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F. R. Dunn
Hearne
Dance Guests at Cameron Social Evening
Misses Madeline Curry Nannie Lee Lord Velma Simmons and Messrs Aubrey McNeal Nelson Wimberly and Jack Johnson attended a dance in Cameron Monday night.
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Madeline Curry
Nannie Lee Lord
Velma Simmons
Aubrey McNeal
Nelson Wimberly
Jack Johnson
Cameron
Stop That Thing No Matter How You Have Suffered
An advertisement for Blue Star a topical remedy claims to cure skin diseases such as eczema ringworm and cracked hands. It promises penetration to the seat of trouble, no staining of clothes, and is sold by The Rexall Drug Store with a guarantee.
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Rexall Drug Store
Mrs Bivin andMisses to Visit Relatives in San Antonio
Mrs W H Bivin and little Misses Dorothy Bivin and Clemmie Cummings plan to leave today for San Antonio to visit relatives.
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W. H. Bivin
Dorothy Bivin
Clemmie Cummings
San Antonio
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W. C. Allen & Company
Hearne Social News
Mrs. Windle
J. Mesidaigjet
Garet New
Marjorie Weston
Elizabeth Easterwood
Middy Club
Old Line Life Insurance Company
Health and Accident Department
Democrat
Alila
Kerry Krome
Iito Viviano Shoe Shop
Hearne, Texas
P. L. Longmire & Son
Peters Crain
H. W. Cummings
P. L. Brady, Sr
Fannie Reese Pugh
P. A. Reid
Bryan Sunday
Allie Locke of
J.C. Johnson
I. W. Easterwood
Houston
R. H. Williams
Little Sons
Hall
Jake Cohen
San Angelo
3. I. Ely
Gause
W. H. Ely
Judd Collier
R. H. Ballinger
Isvest
Italtas
Robert Norman
Clyde Black
J. T. Hamilton
Mr. W. 8. Pippin of
City
Ruby Pippin
Phillip Hanna
W. A. Scott
John W. Black
Henry Martin
X ‘Ballinger
Seay
Bertha
Alice Shubert
Lexington
Mrs. M. O. Murphy
la Porte
Young People’s Service League of the
Episcopal Church
Dillard & CO
Ady
Theodore Pierce
Beaumont
Fr. W. Slausrhter
J. H. Wilson
Galveston
Jack Springfield
C. W. Grissom
Mw "Pountrs
Grove
Harry
of Websters New International
New International
Welte
G&c. Merriam CO
Swingfield
Mass
Calvert
Nabours & Vehle
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