Delicate Shower Tea Highlights Local Social Roundup
A charming social week featured a Shower-Tea by Mrs. Hoy An decsinr and Miss Mary Sue on South Main Street with a host of guests, plus a large Christmas themed luncheon for Mrs. Teddy Jones, a bridg e party by Miss Marguerite Taylor and Elizabeth White, and multiple PTA and visiting family events across town. The piece catalogs attendees, table settings, and tokens as a snapshot of local society life.
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Hoy
Mary Sue
South Ynain Street
Tearly Jones
Henry
Mantel
Dion
Anil
Mrs. Anderson
Miss Anderson
Jones
Doris Moses
Louise Haneest
Elizabeth White
Anderson
George RB
Breedlove
Max Cus
Terrell Cornbuts
Dale Janes
Helen Mee Rad
Marguerite Taylor
Selarigna
Mra
Noi Jewell
Robert Wilson
TS. McDavitt
Machel Pritchard
Elizabeth Evans
Finnces Snyder
N. W. Denty
Beryl
Teddy Jones
Formar
South Harvey Street
Helen McRae
Dan Godbold
Mre Jones
Here and There Continued from Pare One
The passage discusses comparing crop damages in wheat and cotton prices, noting wheat perishes quicker and cotton supplies are abundant. It suggests next year's wheat farmers may gain, creating a new market for cotton goods, and predicts government production cuts will ease pressures.
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Ee Sat
Giants Rally To Beat Bears And Claim Pro Title
New York Giants overcome Chicago Bears 30 to 13 in a dramatic comeback at season's climax before about 46,000 fans. Ken Strang leads a four touchdown burst in the fourth quarter, Star scores twice, Ike Franklin, Ed Dinowski add key scores as Strong tallies 17 points. Bears had beaten the Giants twice this season.
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Folq Grounds
New York
Sven
New York Giants
Chicago Bears
Ken Strang
Star
Ike Franklin
Mary
Ed Dinowski
Pordham
Bears
Strong
Selek
Eleve
Sinc
Giants
Sted
Nashville Scrappers elect co captains for 1935 banquet held
Nashville High School's annual Scrappers banquet named V Tallett and J Tollett as co captains for 1935. Speakers included Catch Ivan Hi Grove of Hendrix College and C G Hughes, N H S Board president, with Grooze R State as toastmaster. Nine players graduate. nineteen received sweaters. many new hopefuls join the team.
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Nashville
Ark
Rotary Club
V. Tallett
J. Tollett
Catch Ivan Hi
Grove
Hendrix College
Conway
C. G. Hughes
Boa'd
E. T. Moody
Grooze R. Stale
Scrappers
Roy Llefield
Karl Dyer
Lewis Tollett
Brice Darling
Nolan Tollett
Wyatt Hedrick
Clear Willliams
Maurice Gusnell
Raymond Corneilson
N. Tollett
V. Tollett
L Tollett
R. Tollet
Williams
Eugene Hallmark
Dyer
Carli Littefield
Corneilson
Minnesota Is No 1 College Football Team in Nation
Minnesota is ranked the country's best college football team under Professor Dickinson's system, earning the Knute Rockne Memorial Trophy for an undefeated season. Despite Pittsburgh's higher point rating, Dickinson credited Minnesota's schedule strength and undefeated record for the top honor.
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Cncago
Minnesota
Frank G. Dickinson
University of Illinois
Gophers
Pittsburgh
Minnnesota
Knute K. Rockne
Notre Dame
Navy
Rice Institute
Alabama
Columbia
Ohio State
Calgate
Stanford
Tulane
Notre Dame Still Great at Gate in Southern Tour
Notre Dame draws record crowds across the nation with Elmer Layden’s first year as major influence. Attendance at Yankee Stadium for the Army game reached 81,000, while Southern California crowds near 50,000 marked the coast stop. Public interest surged since Rockne’s era, with Layden’s name fueling a revived Notre Dame tradition.
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Los Angules
Calif
Notre Dame
America
Elmer Layden
Pittsburgh
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Yankee Stadium
California
Syma
South Bend
Rockne
Layden
Notre Dine
Sherman Ousted Over Rules Defiance at Henderson State
Henderson State Teachers College president J. F. Worack announced Sunday night that Eugene Rod Sherman offered his resignation as athletics coach and that the signall has been carried. A decision may be announced about January 25 as Sherman resigns after a conference inquiry into alleged rule violations and ineligible players. The group also voted to suspend three other conference members from play, pending a conference school adjustment.
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Arkadelphia
Ark
J. F. Worack
Henderson Stile Teachers College
Eugene Rod Sherman
Sherman
Arkansas Rutercollap Inte Vonlerener
Susawasiin India
Hende
Enim
Ise
Huyers
Arkagetphia
Womackiso
Tennessee Caps Comeback to Beat Louisiana State
In a hard fought game at Knoxville, the Volunteers rallied in the final minutes to score a late touchdown and defeat Louisiana State. Tepn- (4)-Resurrecting the old Statue of Liberty play, Tennessee staged a belated attack to seal the victory over the Tigers.
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Tennessee
Knoxville
Volunteers
Louisiana
Congress Debates Tax Reform Amid Economic Strains
The article notes Roosevelt weighs redistribution actions, Congress debates tax hikes on high earners, and relief chief Hopkins supports smoothing income peaks and valleys. It mentions lawmakers like Cousens and Democratic liberal dissenters, with focus on fiscal policy and relief measures.
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Bart Mee Wattans
Congress
Roosevelt
Hilo
Jengih
Ate Cousens
Avinter
Denver
Harry Hopking
Hiv
Chevrolet Sales Peak in November
Chevrolet Motor Company announced November retail sales reached 50,819 units, the highest for the month since 1926 and second only to one prior November. Production remained high at all plants into December to meet demand, with about 70 percent for the domestic market and strong export trade. President M E Coyle cited firm Master model demand as a key factor.
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United States
Chevrolet Motor Company
M. E. Coyle
Chev‘relet
Coyle
Tennessee Triumph Ends Neyland Era in 1944 SEC Classic
In a frigid Saturday battle before 18,000 fans, Tennessee defeated Mississippi State 10 to 13, sealing a dramatic Southeastern Conference finish for 1944. The win closes Maj. Robert R. Neyland's nine season tenure as coach as he departs next week for two years of duty in Panama. Neyland's career record stands at 78 victories and seven defeats.
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State
Tigers
Tennessee
Robert R. Neyland
Neyland
Panama
War Department
Guernsey Home Demonstration Club Meets in November
The Guernsey Home Demonstration Club gathered at Mrs. George Wyllie’s home with 16 members, four new members, and two visitors. Mrs. O Houghson led the meeting, Miss Hays directed the devotional, and Miss Griffin baked a 14 pound fruit cake and demonstrated Christmas candies. New officers were installed for the year. Refreshments were served during social hour, and the group adjourned to meet in January with Mrs. Will Renisey.
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Guernsey
George Wyllie
Npder
O. Houghson
Devanba
Will Renisey
Landes Youth Undergoes Operation At Julia Chester
Cecil Landes son of Mr and Mrs J N Landes of Lewisville underwent surgery at Julia Chester hospital Monday morning and was reported resting well at noon.
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Cecil Landes
J. N. Landes
Lewisville
Julia Chester Hospital
SMU Routs Washington Univ 7–0 in grid clash
Southern Methodist University aerial unit struck early with a second period touchdown and held off Washington University Bears 7 to 0. Wilson sub entered the game to connect a 14 yard pass to Louis Smith in the end zone, Maurice Oty added the extra point. Bears had more yardage but no TD punch.
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Wm.u. Bears
Washington
Louis Smith
Maurice Oty
Bears
Need for new legislation cited in mt ye speech
Continued remarks stressed the need for updated law to handle oral agreements and cases beyond present statutes. The speaker noted weekends raids and interstate rings as efforts to combat adulterated heroin and peddling, with Anslinger highlighting difficult dupe targets and ongoing seizures.
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Mt Ye
Anslingér
Bulgaria
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