Local social items feature prizes and hosting at gatherings
R V Herneson and Marguerite Taylor led a card gathering where prizes went to Mrs J Bush and Mrs Clyde Yarbrough. After the game, guest hostess served a tempting plate lunch with hot tea. Various visits and dances followed at homes on South Main and Pine streets with performances and refreshments. The Women’s Missionary Society of First Baptist plans circles meeting at 2:30 Monday with multiple hostesses listed across West Avenue and North Pine Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. V. Herneson
Marguerite Taylor
Clyde Yarbrough
Camdesi
Collyer Cox
Prescott
J. Bush
Clyde Yar Brough
Terrell Cornelius
Emuation Club
South Pine Street
Lloyd Spencer
Fred Marshall
Texarkana
Dale Russell
South Main Street
Luther Holloman
Phana Fuller
Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
J. M. O'Neal
West Avenue C
J. L. Lewis
W. B. Mason
North Pine Street
Ida Boyett
West Avenue B
Braswell Newberry Wedding in Hope Oklahoma City
Miss Cora Newberry of Hope and Mr. Talmadge Braswell of Oklahoma City were wed at 10 am Saturday in Washington with Rev. McQuire officiating. The groom works for Pennison Sheet Metal Co. in Oklahoma City and is the son of Mrs. A. Braswell. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Newberry of Hope. They will reside in Oklahoma City. The Sunday schedule at First Baptist Church lists worship, a 9:45 Sunday school, the pastor’s message at 11, evening service at 7:30 on Making a Bad Use of Good Things, and B Y P U at 6:30 with prayer at 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
W. A. Bowen
First Methodist Church
L. Cannon
D. D
W. J. Losinger
First Presbyterian Church
W. BR. Anderson
House of God
Prophets of Pissimigny
Young People’s Society
The
Ladies Auxiliary
Young People and Church Programs and Later Scientific Notes
The item lists Young People's Society activities at First Methodist and First Presbyterian Churches with services, sermons, and topics about what a young woman should be, plus a brief note on a geology lecture by Dean Kay about glacial periods and a local butcher report claiming a double organ animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Society Presbyterian Church
Evening verses and social notices from a Dallas guest list
Fragmented notes report Miss Marie Crost visiting Dallas, Mr and Mrs We Welborn hosting, Mr and Mrs Richardson Ayres returning from St Louis for Good Roads, and a Friday Contract Bridge gathering with prizes. Mentions dress model White Jersey and hostess Mrs Martin Pool with guests at West Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Crost
Mrs. We Welborn
Dallas
Texas
Mrs. Richardson Ayres
St. Louis, Mo
Good Roads
Martin Pool
Contract Bridge Club
West Third Street
Tully Henry
B. B. Brown
E. P. Young
Paving Machine Revealed Length of Glacier Period
IOWA CITY Iowa. Paving machinery enabled George F Kay dean of the University of Iowa depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Iowa
U.R
George F. Kay
University of Iowa
Elk Joins Sheep Herd and Puzzles Rancher
BLACKFOOT Idaho Hugh Drennan, a sheep man, counted his flock recently as he moved along the mass of woolies. The scene shows a rancher puzzled by the numbers and arrangement of his animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot
Idaho
Hugh Drennan
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Aamir Hecessies
Sy Cowan
Clauyer Cox
Franklin McLarty
Tom McLarty
South Main Direct
Circle No. 5
A. T. Jewell
North McRae Street
Fred Laster
James Bowden
Riley
Crick
Uw At
Bae
Oscar
Wes
Farbar
Pegavrasr
Newberry
Cora
Kathleen Rhodes
Mr. Stockdate
Mr. Heiler
Winston Cobb
Lykins Pagitt
Lloyd Berry
Middle West
Dean Kay
Hebima
Hellkotber
Lincoln
Neb
U.2
Iftad
W.T. Gorham
Contract Bridge
East 2Nd Street
Carter Johnson
N. T. Jewell
J. L. Is
Finley Wild Sery
Ward & Son
Saenger Theatre
Tom Sawyer
King of
Jazz
Hell’s Angels
Cimmarron
Saenger
TWO Fisted Entertainment
Poral
Charles Bickford
Evalyn Knapp
James Oliver Curwood
Mickey the Mouse
Wiseerax
Jean Arthur
William Boyd
WRG
NSCO
P. A. Lewis Motor Company
Phony
Monts
United Charities
Nelson-Huckins
South Mala
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