Local social notes from Bay City and Bryan visits
Miss Ercelle Hamilton spent the weekend with friends at Bay City. Miss Doris Abrams was guest of Miss Monette Groginsky in Bryan who came up for Wednesday afternoon. W. M. Kesenburg Jr spent Sunday with his parents in New Braunfels. Mr. Robert Gatling and daughters Lynn and Mary of Somerville and Miss Jane Reynolds of Bryan visited Mrs. John M. Gatling Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ercelle Hamilton
Bay City
Doris Abrams
Monette Groginsky
Bryan
W. M. Kesenburg, Jr
New Braunfels
Robert Gatling
Lynn and
Mary
Somerville
Jane Reynolds
John M. Gatling
Former Hearne Girl Weds in Rockdale Ceremony
Miss Katie Brock daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Brock of Hearne married Wayne Hairston of Conroe at the home of Mrs R L Orr in Rockdale Sunday morning at 10 o’clock The Rev L E Strickland officiated Mrs O C Pullin accompanied the bridal song I Love You Truly Miss Mary Lou McCall of Rockdale sang and played The couple left for Conroe by car Mrs Hairston had worked for Southwestern Bell in Hearne and Rockdale Hairston is employed at the Conroe post office Other local guests included Mr and Mrs J B Creed Jewel Creed Myrtle Wallace Mrs Henry Wilson and Worth Brock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Brock
Sam Brock
Hearne
Wayne Hairston
Conroe
R. L. Orr
Rockdale
L. E. Strickland
the Baptist Church
O. C. Pullin
Mary Lou McCall
Jewel Creed
Hairston
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Hearney
J. B. Creed
Jewel
Myrtle Wallace
Henry Wilson
Worth Brock
Local social notes list week end visitors and visits
Mrs Madelyn Curry visited Houston relatives for the week end. Mrs Will Parker and Mrs Scott Field of Calvert were visitors here Saturday. Dr and Mrs W M Boguskie and daughter Janis are in San Antonio for two weeks. Mrs Tol Lord has returned to Houston after visiting her parents. Mrs Robert McKay and Mrs Sam Welch of Navasota were guests of the Schuhamers Friday. Miss Lucille Wilson of Cameron and Miss McLeroy of Bryan were week end guests of Miss Mary Randolph. Dr and Mrs H W Cummings are in Fort Worth for the State Medical Association meeting and are guests of E P Williams. Mrs W P Beverley of San Antonio and Herschel Baxley of Latin were guests of the Beverleys and Hostrasser family this week. Mr and Mrs C B Elliott and grandchildren Eliott and Wilmer Shindler visited Callie Shindler in Houston. Mrs Drew Allen and sons left for Houston Sunday. They had been with R W Marshall for weeks. Mr and Mrs W D Blackstone are at home after a visit with relatives in Altus, Oklahoma. Mrs Ed Vaughan of Calvert spent the week with the Blackstone children and J C Wilkerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Cummings
Fort Worth
State Medical Association
E. P. Williams
Dr. Cummings
City
W. D. Blackstone
Altus
Oklahoma
Ed Vaughan
Calvert
Blackstone
J. C. Wilkerson
P T A Meeting Held Tuesday At High School
The P T A met in the High School auditorium on Tuesday May 9 with many members and guests. National Music Week opened the session with America the Beautiful. A A group of High School girls under Miss Lola Wolfe performed two numbers. A style revue by Miss Lillie Shhindler s Home Economics classes featured pajama parade street dresses and cotton frocks. Mrs P B Hall played two violin numbers. room voting chose Miss Keeling s room as winner. President Mrs R B Blanton led the business session with strong reports on the year’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T. A
A&a
Lola Wolfe
Lillie Shhindler
P. B. Hall
Mrs Elliott Meets Mrs Echols During Lane Visit
Mexia resident Mrs. J W Elliott visited with Judge J Felton Lane and Mrs. J Felton Lane from Sunday to Tuesday. She met Mrs. Pearl Echols of Austin who was a guest in the Lane home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Elliott
Mexia
J. Felton Lane
Pearl Echols
Austin
Former Hearne Student Receives Honors
Verna Clare Mathews, 13, daughter of Mrs Verna Mathews of Hempstead and former Hearne resident, earned a distinct school honor in Home Economics. Her pajamas, shown at the State Home Economics meet in Mineral Wells, won second place in exhibit B. Verna Claire represented Hempstead at county and district meets, accompanied by Home Economics teacher Mrs Tom Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Clare Mathews
Verna Mathews
Hempstead
Hearne
Verna Claire
Mineral Wells
Tom Cook
Mr and Mrs Fox of Bartlett Visit The Democrat Editor
Mr and Mrs W W Fox of Bartlett visitors to the Democrat editor's office Monday morning. The former Hearne High School faculty member for five years, Mrs Fox greeted friends of her husband. They were guests of Mr and Mrs L W Starr and brief visitors in the city before the editor returned home to resume duties at his paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Fox
Bartlett
Bartlett Times
Democrat
Our City
Upside Down Cake Delight At Editor Home
The Democrat editor and family enjoyed a special cake gifted by Mrs. B. W. Brashear made from her own recipe. Madame Editor and the young editors shared in the sweet treat, highlighting gifts that enhance the family larder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat
Mothers Day Message from Ruth Rouse
A short poem urging daily affection for mothers rather than saving love for Mothers Day. The speaker Ruth Rouse calls friends to kiss and tell their mothers they love them every day before she is gone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Rouse
Shakespeare Garage Mechanic Accuses Bard as Forged Psalms Author
Laurence Powell argues in All's Well that Shakespeare was a garage mechanic, listing crude puns and misread lines as evidence. The column cites errors and puns attributed to Shakespearean plays as proof of the asserted identity, reflecting provocative hobbyist theory reported by the New York Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Finger
Fayetteville
Ark
P‘roved
Shakespeare
Laurence Powell
Mr. Finger
All’s Well
Macbeth
Troilus
Hamlet
Verona
New York Tribune
Printer’s Last Will From Idaho Falls Man
A fragment from a west coast column recalls a printer told by his physician he had a month to live. He directs overdraft to his wife, car equity to his son, goodwill to supply houses, equipment to the junkman, and asks six creditors to pallbearers, a humorous final wish cited by Publishers Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Snyder
Commercial Printing Company
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Ed Col
Publishers Auxiliary
Calvert visitors Mrs Whatley and Mrs Hes ter
Mrs George Whatley and Mrs Hes ter of Calvert were visitors here Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Whatley
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Joan Crawford
Gary Cooper
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Wheeler and Woolsey
Africa
Raquel Torres
Bing Crosby
William Haines
Madge Evans
Conrad Nagel
Arthur Byron
Cliff Edwards
Bild der Sage
Love Brothers
Hearne Lumber Company
Madelyn Curry
Houston
Bess Haigler
Will Parker
Scott Field of
W. M. Boguskie
Janis
San Antonio
Mrs. Tol Lord
Mrs. W. J. Wallace
Robert McKay
Sam Welch
Navasota
Baylor Schumacher
Lucille Wilson
Cameron
Miss McLeroy
Mary Randolph
DeWitt Waltman
Ghent Graves
Thomas P. Haynie
Bastrop
W. P. Beverley
Herschel Baxley
Selby Beverley
C. J. Hostrasser
Mrs. C. B. Elliott
Gandchildren, Eliott and
Wilmer Shindler
Callie Shindler
Callie Owen Shindler
Drew Allen and Sons
Allen
Mr. and
Mrs. Fox of
Pillsbury’s Veri Flour
Atje
California
del Monte
Joe Wood
Hearne, Texas
Willard
Dayton
Firestone
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