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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1933
Page
9
The Eaglet lists Seventh through First Grade students by name. A forest tale follows with a family seeking a home, a log cabin built, and a trapper’s son who ignores gloves and is bitten by a raccoon. A song by sixth graders ends withSarah Slagle and Frances Walker.
A Friday afternoon outing organized by Mrs. R H Ballinger for first graders at the Grammar School featured games and a picnic after hours under the trees. Miss Adele Smith led a separate party to Municipal Park with pupils, marching from the school at 3 15 in a line of march.
A tacky attire social at Box Bar Ranch Sutton Texas on May 9 1933 benefits the Building Fund hosted by Mr and Mrs H A Ely Circle No 1 invites guests to arrive by 8 o clock and warns entrants not dressed tacky will be denied admission. local social notes mention visitors from Houston Orange Port Arthur Council Bluffs and San Antonio with several extended stays and visits.
An old notice warns that pain signals warn of underlying issues and temporary relief masks the problem. It urges starting treatment to address the causes promptly. The ad promotes Cardi as a remedy to strengthen against such symptoms and is marketed at drug stores.
A rural poem extols the unending labor of an average farmer, detailing farm chores from milking cows to selling produce, hogs and ditch work, and enduring long hours. It notes the author’s friend Spencer Meredith, ex mayor of Calvert, now in Coshocton, Ohio. The piece closes with the editor’s credit.
The Brazos river was the scene of a hunter led frenzy as a 605 pound dolphin dubbed a big fish was shot dead before hundreds of spectators. After more than 1600 shots, Arthur Sledge fired a final shot with a squirrel gun and the dolphin leaped, ending the spectacle witnessed by river folk and linked to a Navisota dateline clipping.
Mrs. P. B. Hall hosted the Sewing Club Wednesday afternoon. Members gathered for a social chat and an hour of hand sewing. Lovely roses adorned the living room while visitors were received. Sandwiches and iced tea with strawberries and mint were served.
Served to Mrs. A. B. Brady, Mrs. Mor row Burney, Mrs. Fred Klapper, guests, Mrs. L. J. Starr, Mrs. J.B. Creed, Mrs. B. W. Harper, Mrs. Henry Wilson, Mrs. A. J. Thompson, Mrs. R. M. Hix, Mrs. W. M. Pope, club members.
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