Rehearsal Dinner and Bridal Events Planned for Local Wedding Party
Social and Personal notices list rehearsals and gatherings for the Broyles Yarbrough wedding party in March. Attendees include Mrs William Duckett Mrs Dors ey McRae Jr and William Glover of Malvern. Events span March 17 to March 27 with breakfasts, luncheons and a wedding at East Second Street.
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Dorsey McRae
Ang Mys
William Glover
Malvern
Order of the Eastern Star
Clack
Nell Louiseroyles
Jock C. Broyles
Broyles
William Claiborne Yarbrough
Peyton P. Yarbrough
Texarkana
East Second St
Joe C. Broyles
Broyles-Yarbrough
East Second Street
Byron D. Hefner
East Segend Street
Bonnie Marie Anthony
William Ralph Routon
First Methodist Church
Anthony
L.M. Lile
C. R
Lewis
Barlow Hotel
Borinie Marie Anthony
Wiliam Ralptt Rauan
Mary Della White
Loyd Spencer
Robert Wilson
E.P. Young, Jr
Laner Davis
George Frazier
Perkins
Garland School
F.T.A
Oliver Adams
Rt. Broach
Tavera Smit Tyoas
JH. Jones
Carl Jones
Mamie Bell Holt
BL. Perkins
Benjy Smith
McRae Andrews
B.O. Winefield
South Pine
2.O. Gosnell
Wingfield
Nell Broyles
Miss Anthony
Graydon Anthony
Joel C. Broyles
Bn Ralph Routon
Gosnell
Miss Boyles
J.B. Cooper
Steve Cook
TS. Mclavitt
Leo Robins
W. \. Foster
Local Notables Attend Broyles Yarbrough Wedding Events
Donations to Red Cross and wedding plans fill local notices. Guests include Mr and Mrs Dorsey McRae Sr, Mrs Horace Stokes of Little Rock, and relatives from Malvern Tyler and Hope. War details mention Major Schooley's rank return and Delta Sigma Phi charter. College productions at Ouachita College and Texas State College for Women honor students. Medical notes record admissions and discharges at Julia Chester and Branch hospitals. The piece also notes a tiny California built airplane and a Rabelais Almanac claim from 1533.
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Horace Stokes
Little Rock
Broyles
Ing
William Glover
Dorsey David
Malvern
Jo Bunyan
Lottie Ray
Tyler
Texas
Frances Ann Lewis
South Elm Street
C.R. Lewis
Texas State College For Women
Medical Test Claims Tonic Rebuilds Energy
An old time advertisement touts BSS Tonic as a remedy for tiredness and low energy. It promises to improve blood strength, appetite, and digestion, claiming visible changes in vitality and well being after regular use. The claim notes the tonic works without organic disease and urges readers to obtain it from drug stores.
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SBS
Misguided Kindness and Inlaw Visit Lessons
Dorothy Dix advises that letting grown children and spouses live with parents often leads to bitterness. The narrator recalls three sons bringing wives home, sparking rifts as generations clash and space dwindles. The columnist notes exceptions exist but stresses the rule: avoid overloading a single house with two generations.
Marriage advice and love questions from Miss Dix
A reader asks about privacy in newly married life and the strain caused by in-laws amid a housing shortage, noting rising divorces. Letters discuss engagement boundaries, teen couples, and the lack of legal ties to gifts like cedar chests. The content reflects advice features from a 20th century advice column.
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Miss Dix
Frandis
E Bell Syndicate
Oklahoma's Blind Senator Gore Dies at 78
Thomas Pryor Gore, Oklahoma's first blind U.S. Senator, dies at 78 in Washington. Democratic veteran served two full terms ending 1921 and a third term ending 1937. Gore, a lawyer, opposed League of Nations and New Deal policies and attributed defeats to opposing views.
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Thomas Pryor Gore
Oklahoma
Gore
United States Senate
Union
Teague of Nations
Wilson
Nut
Senate
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