Local Social News and Upcoming Musical Event
Weekend visitors include co L Willis of Texarkana and Mr and Mrs T Willis as well as the King and Strickland families. The Russian Chorus under Mme Agreneva Slavsky performs at city hall with student matinee and evening shows. The Womans Missionary Society meets at First Baptist with Bible study led by Mrs A M Key. Hope Garden club adopts Crepe Myrtle as city flower for road entrances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Agreneva Slavsky
Geous
Frday Music Club
Womans Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
Rossett
A. M. Key
Hope Garden Club
J. A. Henry
Local Social Roundup Profiles Family Visits and Gatherings
The notice lists relatives visiting and hosting duties across many households including Mrs. Reed and her family in El Dorado, Mrs. Smiece in Big Bodcaw, Mr. and Mrs. Rogers in Hope, and multiple guests at Sunday dinners and Friday meetings. Names such as J S Reed Howard Reed J B Rogers and H W Crean appear among the social mentions.
Lose With a Smile brings Lardner to baseball again
A review of Ring Lardner’s Lose With a Smile traces a bush league hopeful in a comic rise through the Brooklyn Robins training camp to the National League. Letters to his Centralia girl frame his misadventures from home to city and Jersey City, with many chesty laughs promised. Scribner’s prints the book at $1.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ring Lardner
Lardner
Brooklyn
Robins
Centralia
Illinois
Jersey City
Scribner's
Local Residents Share Leisure and Travel Notes
Sunday afternoon guests visited the Allen Walker home as Ney Reed and son Harry Lee attended. Parker Rogers and Cecil Laseter joined Harmony practice last Thursday. Several families spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. John Reece and Mildred Johnson. Misses Mable and Genveneve Rogers hosted Saturday night gatherings. Mrs. Early McWilliams visited Mrs. Selman Ruggles Wednesday. Leon Darwin and family attended Hope church last Sunday. Gifford Byers and daughter Marjorie visited Gilbert's at Liberty. E C Darwin stayed with Hugh Laseter last week. Roy Rogers and relatives visited Ebenezer last Sunday. Charley Garner narrowly avoided injury when his truck overturned at Shover last Saturday. his father-in-law was hurt but not seriously. Mrs. H. W. Fore spent Thursday night with Mrs. Charles Rogers. Gilbert Darwin hosted a young folks night Friday. Bad weather reduced attendance. Mrs. Gifford Byers has returned home after Guernsey school closed. Grady Reece and Howard visited J. S. Reed Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ney Reed
Harry Lee
J W. McWilliams
Allen Walker
Parker Rogers
Cecil Laseter
Harmony
George Johnson
Mildred
Kelly Gray
George Dwain
John Reece
Mable
Genveneve Rogers
Early McWilliams
Selman Ruggles
Leon Darwin
Hope
Gifford Byers
Marjorie
Gilbert
Liberty
E. C. Darwin
Hugh Laseter
Roy Rogers
Ebenezer
Charley Garner
Shover
H. W. Fore
Charles Rogers
Gilber Darwin
Guernsey
Grady Reece
Howard
J. S. Reed
Glorifying Yourself by Alicia Hart
A column urges readers to start walking to work in spring. It advises beginning early, enjoying morning scenes, and using fresh air to improve circulation digestion appetite and overall energy for the day. The piece contrasts American hurriedness with English habit and promotes daily morning and evening walks.
Walk Away From Trouble with a Long Walk
Advice urges taking long walks to escape trouble and mend a broken heart. The guidance promotes walking as a simple, practical method to clear the mind and regain perspective.
Harmony and Bodcaw visitors share weekend social
Centerville notes Miss Mable Rodden of Harmony and Miss Opal Crane of Bodcaw spent the week end with Misses Jean and Mildren Givens. A well attended Saturday night party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jones. Visits included Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hamilton and Mr. Charlie Moore of Emmet calling on L. G. Gleghorn and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Rodden
Harmony
Opal Crane
Bodcaw
Jean
Mildren Givens
Kenneth Jones
Jim Hamilton
Charlie Moore
Emmet
L. G. Gleghorn
Ruby and
Wilma Jones
Hope
Gladys McElroy
Anders
Veda
Glen
Maire
Fred Rodden
Cecil McElroy
Vida
Marie Anders
Vera
Olis Gleghorn
Imon Crouse
Suits Me Fine
Henry and his wife spar over a simple trip to the shops and a haircut as he evasively answers questions about his destination. Their playful exchange reveals domestic tension and humor in a brief domestic vignette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
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Wallace Rogers
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Mae
Clarke
John Gilbert
Robt. Armstrong
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Harry Texas
Big Bodcaw
Reece
Williams
Moci
Albert Smiece
Mrs. Bar
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The
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Alicia Hart
NEA Serve Inc
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Jno. P. Cox Drug Co
Batiste
Nunn
Bush
Robison
Geo. W. Robison & Co
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