Social notes two Ennis and Georgetown visits
Miss Lillian Larkin spent Sunday in Ennis with friends Phil Teeling and Allan Clapp were in Houston last Friday Miss Ruth Shoap spent Sunday in Georgetown with relatives
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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1924
Page
7
Miss Lillian Larkin spent Sunday in Ennis with friends Phil Teeling and Allan Clapp were in Houston last Friday Miss Ruth Shoap spent Sunday in Georgetown with relatives
An advertisement claims PAZO LINTMENT cures itching burning bleeding and protruding piles within 6 to 14 days. It promises refund if not cured, stating the first application provides ease and relief.
Mrs A Clifton and Miss Mildred Carrington were in Waco Friday. A G McKiver of Somerville spent Sunday with Hearne friends. Miss Julia de Steiger was guest of her sister Mrs Reynolds of Bryan Sunday. Mrs N P Wimberly and Nelson Wimberly spent the weekend in Houston. Miss Kathryn Davis made a business trip to Waco and MacGregor over the weekend.
Mrs R L Green was hosted by her mother Mrs S F Ely in Gause during the past week, joining the Ely household for visiting and companionship.
Mrs George Thomas Mrs Archie Peel and Mrs Thomas Hefley were in Cameron Sunday for lease between 800 and 900 acres of grazing pasture. Apply Robt J Eckhart Box 231 For Sale Jersey cow fresh in milk and baby calf apply to Mrs G D Stewart.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Reynolds are at home from their wedding journey and are visiting with Mr and Mrs T L Bush and Mrs J B Peel and their daughter Emma Jane. They have returned from Christman where they visited Mrs Peel's grandfather. Mrs B B Crimm and her Marshall children have returned home after visiting Judd Gollier's home.
Mrs. M. B. Biggerstaff returns to her Dallas home after several weeks visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. R. Boswell.
An ad promotes Lax-Fos with Pepsin as a syrupy laxative for habitual constipation. It claims relief, regular action in 14 to 21 days, and notes pleasant taste with a 60 cent bottle price.
Mrs Eugenie Steffan traveled to Austin on Tuesday to join Mrs R W Marshall at Grace Hall where she visits her daughters Misses Eugenie and Ann Marshall.
Have that old furniture you have stored away repaired and overhauled Upholstering and varnishing a specialty I guarantee my work Phone 274 48 tf U Lane
The notice promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a remedy for worm problems in children. It claims regular use for two to three weeks enriches blood improves digestion and acts as a general strengthening tonic. It asserts that the tonic helps dispel worms and restore perfect health at 60 cents a bottle.
Mrs. E G Sterling of Hempstead visits son D C Weston for Mothers Day. Miss Katie Curry and Mrs. W J Wilson of Houston spend Saturday in Waco. Mrs Joe Harlan of Branchville guests of Mr and Mrs Walter Thomas. Mrs W J Wilson visits Mr and Mrs A Curry and daughters. O H Cross and children of Waco stay with R C Allen. Dr W F Alexander and son Gaugh of Terrell visit Dr and Mrs J Alexander. Mrs Willis Griffin returns to Austin after visiting daughter Mrs T F Brashear. Mr and Mrs John T Welch and others visit Mrs C F Moore in Bryan. Dr W K Waltman and wife attend Shrine ceremonials in Waco staying with A C Hoffman.
Invitations to the Groveton High School graduation have reached Hearne friends of Miss Margaret Hensley, one of twenty six in the class who will receive diplomas May 28. Her piano recital at Groveton Methodist church on April 24 is announced. Miss Hensley is a former Hearne resident and friends here take pride in her progress.
The regular business meeting of the Methodist Women’s Missionary Society was held in the church last Monday with lively reports from all departments. Pastor Wagnon visited, showing cooperative leadership. Horlock and Williams will host the social meeting next Monday afternoon and Mrs Fitch will lead the voice program titled “The Girls Meeting New Forces.”
The Cobb Family and relatives express gratitude for the floral offerings and sympathy shown after the death of A. A. Cobb. Mrs. R. W. Marshall is visiting Grace Hall at the University of Texas with her daughters Miss Wagenie and Miss Ann Marshall. Mr. Willis B. Kingsley has returned from San Antonio where he accompanied his sister Mrs. BE. S. Ahern and left his young daughter Billy in Mrs. Ahern’s care.
Mr and Mrs Floyd Parker of Wichita Falls Mrs Marcus Cannon and children of Thornton Mrs Milo Curtis and a little daughter of Dallas were guests of Mr and Mrs J T Hamilton Thursday
An advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a tonic that purifies and enriches the blood, strengthens vigor, improves color, and stimulates appetite. It claims to combine iron and quinine in a pleasant syrup loved by children, priced at 60 cents.
Friends of Miss Lucile Smart from the public school faculty learn with regret that she was called to Quitman on Tuesday in response to a message announcing the death of a sister.
Mr and Mrs Judd Collier and their daughter Frances visit Mrs Mary Welch in a Galveston sanitarium for treatment. Friends report Mrs Welch is much improved and receiving favorable attention from her physicians and supporters.
An English Catomel and Pepsin tablet mix claims to ease indigestion biliousness colds constipation and headaches with immediate pleasant relief. One small tablet at bedtime allegedly leaves the user waking hungry and feeling fine. Recommended by Duffey Drug Company.
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