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Newspaper

Hearne Democrat

Location

Hearne, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1925

Page

5

Miss Pauline Josey Crowned Duchess at Hearne Fair

Hearne High School selects sophomore Pauline Josey as duchess of Robertson County Fair with Kentley Wagnon and Maurice Matthews as attendants. The Queen's Court presentation is set for Saturday night October 10. Mrs. R. C. Allen visited in Waco with her mother Mrs. P. T. Blair. Jones shifts shopping to Hart dry goods.

Hearne High School Pauline Josey Duchess of Hearne Robertson County Fair Kentley Wagnon Maurice Matthews Josey Queen’s Court R. C. Allen Waco P. T. Blair

Teachers Honored At Beckham Garden Party

Par ent-Teacher Association hosted a garden party at Mr. and Mrs. Beckham’s home to honor the 1925-26 teachers. Guests enjoyed games, light conversation, and fruit punch under a vine pergola as Mrs. I. D. Hall led the receiving line. Honored guests included H. C. Lyon, Mrs. R. Ballinger, Pearl Murphy, Lillian Lawrence, Robbie Lilly, Edna Douthet, Leahpaul Stewart, Helen Cummings, Gertie Whitehurst, Antoinette Roehl, Christine Mennefee, E. T. Robbins, and J. B. Mathison.

Parent-Teacher Association Beckham I. D. Hall Parent-Teachers Association H.C. Lyon R. Ballinger Pearl Murphy Lillian Lawrence Robbie Lilly Edna Douthet Leahpaul Stewart Helen Cummings Gertie Whitehurst Antoinette Roehl Christine Mennefee E.T. Robbins J. B. Mathison

Notice of First P. T. A. Meeting

The Parent-Teacher Association will meet Tuesday October 6 at 4 p.m. in the school auditorium. This is the first meeting of the scholastic year. All members and patrons are urged to attend as success depends on attendance and cooperation.

Parent

P. T. A. Aims and Principles of Parenthood and School Cooperation

The PTA seeks to raise the standard of the home and schools, promote purposeful parenthood, encourage cooperation between parents and teachers, unite efforts to improve school and community conditions, and center all study on the child and his welfare.

Social notes point to visits across Baytown Cameron and Houston

C R Wimberly of Baytown greeted Hearne this week. Dr and Mrs W K Waltman and Mrs J W Waltman visited Cameron on Thursday. Mrs Lacey Peets of Calvert and Mr and Mrs A X Boddeker traveled to Houston for a weekend visit in the Boddeker home.

Baytown Hearne W. K. Waltman J. W. Waltman Cameron

Mary Frances and Mrs Ely Host Entertaining Party

Mary Frances and Mrs Ely entertain a merry party and also serve refreshments, sharing hospitality with guests in a social gathering.

Mary Frances Mrs. Ely

Elizabeth Cooper’s Seventh Birthday Party

Sixty five children celebrated Elizabeth Cooper’s seventh birthday on Tuesday afternoon from 4 to 6. A grandmother from Alvin hosted with gifts, prizes, and games. Letyr Mooney won the girls’ prize a doll, Thomas Edward Luke the boys’ prize a candy filled pistol, and Matthews won the booby prize a large candy stick. Cones cakes and suckers were served by Elizabeth’s mother and neighbors. The birthday cake with seven candles sparked wishes for many more birthdays.

Elizabeth

Hearne Maccabees Honor Miss Bina West at Ely Home

Hearne Maccabees and Bryan Review members and friends gathered at H A Ely home Friday evening to honor Miss Bina West founder of the Woman's Benefit Association and newly elected president of the National Congress of Fraternal Organizations. The event featured a staged porch program, speeches by Mrs J H Rozell and Mrs Fannie Reese Pugh, musical numbers by local clubs, readings, and contests followed by refreshments and souvenirs. About 100 people attended including 23 Bryan Review members.

J. H. Rozell Hearne Review Fannie Reese Pugh Maccabee Association Lilo Renfro San Antonio H. A. Ely T.A. Cullum Bryan Review Girls Violin Club Estelle Cullum Libbie Hall Lois Calloway Madeline Curry Elizabeth Cooper Thomas Brashear Euna Clair Matthews I. D. Hall Wright The

Eleventh Birthday Party of Mary Frances Ely

Mary Frances Ely marked her eleventh birthday Friday at her parents J. G. and Mrs. Ely’s home with thirty friends. Games on the lawn followed by generous gifts and a birthday cake with cream in a refined dining room setting as guests joined in celebrating the milestone.

Nella June Hamilton J. T. Hamilton Si Alexander, Jr Jean Erxleven Nella June Mary Frances’ Ely J. G. Ely

Bridge Club Hosts Three Tables of Players and Guests

Mrs. R C Allen hosted a Bridge Club gathering on Wednesday with three tables of players and several guests. Mrs. B W Beckham won high prize and received a vegetable mincer. Mrs A R Weeks received a rolling pin consolation. Mrs J Alexander cut high for the table prize and was given a French corsage. A salad plate with apricot ice was served during the pleasant half hour of conversation.

R C. Allen Bridge Club B. W. Beckham A. R. Weeks

Mesdames Otho Mathews Near Completion

Fragmentary OCR notes mention W M S Mesdames Otho Mathews and a near completion but lack clear context, dates, or actions. The readable bits point to a namesake group or event involving Mesdames and Otho Mathews.

Mission Study Class called for church social program

The article describes a regular monthly church social at Mrs Mathews home with a devotional by Mrs Wagnon a social service program led by Mrs Horlock a talk on Homes and Housing in Rural Communities by Mrs Cummings and inter racial work updates by Mesdames Fitch Whitehurst Lyon and Sanders. Mrs Clapp shared items from the Missionary Bulletin and a refreshments stage followed before the next Mission Study Class to be held Monday at 8 30 pm at the church inviting participation.

Mathews Wagnon Horlock Cummings Mesdames Fitch Whitehurst Lyon Sanders Clapp

Eyes Improve With Camphor Eye Wash Advice

Health note recommends camphor hydrastis and witch hazel mixed in Lavoptik eye wash to strengthen and soothe weak tired or sore eyes. Claims quick action and offers an aluminum eye cup free. Includes local shop Duffey Drug Co and names several Bryan residents visiting Hearne on Thursday.

Duffey Drug Co

The Goldie tonic label review notes no head or laxative effect

The description questions a tonic labeled The Goldie and its claimed effects. It notes concerns about mislabeling or misbranding with phrases that imply a laxative or stomach effect. No clear event or outcome is established in the readable text.

Dal las woman visiting parents in Dallas area

Mrs. M. B. Biggerstaff of Dallas is guest in the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. R. Boswe.

M. B. Biggerstaff Dallas Mrs. R. Boswe

GET THIS MEN Our Shirts and Shoes will suit you betta

A bold promotional line highlights men apparel with shirts and footwear advertised as fitting well and offering value. The short item suggests a store emphasis on men’s clothing and accessories with emphasis on comfort and style.

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Humble Oil & Refining Co Jones Hart American Telegraph and Telephone Co. Bell System H. Blair-Smith Southwestern Bell Telephone Company R. A. Nickerson Henry A. Bush Ben L. Parten Bush & Parten Love Building Franklin Texas Joe.reid Old City Hall Claude Riley Mahomas & Myers Drug Store Loca P.T. A Broadway Rodeo Agricultural Automoblie Shaw Ganes Waten Iearn Hearne Maccabees Entertain W. M.S Otho Western Public Service Co OVE Abstract Franklin, Texas Robertson County W.H. Ely & Bro D. Hall C.F. Moore Sims Cooper Maggie Harris Elsbeth Whipprechet of Bryan Hearne ,Thursay Gardus Cardul
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