A Round of Visitors and Travels Across Texas and Nearby States
Miss Germany Louise Riddick returns home from Morriton after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Co. Newham. Miss Pansy Wimberly, Hoensleyson State Teachers College graduate, arrives for vacation with relatives and earns Bachelor of Music cum laude. Mrs. Orville Evringer departs for Seattle via Sioux City after visiting Johnson relatives. W. W. Fisher and Gate City Lodge members visit Texarkana in town. Paul Hinaat and Miss Cornelia Whitehurst escort a group on a Texarkana trip. Mrs. Richardson Ayres and others visit Hot Springs. Mrs. B. Presity and Mrs. Winnie Saunders travel to Stramps for a lecture. Miss Mate Ethridge hosts a Style Show picnic at Gabries School. A Berlin beauty contest winner, 1991 model Daisy D’Ora, to represent Germany in Galveston. Carter Johnson and J. L. Mayers visit Texarkana. Ida Mae Cannon, Henderson State Teachers College alumna, returns to spend summer with family. Mrs. H. O. Green and son return to Pauls Valley after visiting. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Lagrone travel to Hot Springs for two weeks. Doris Fincher returns home after visits to Amarillo and Tulsa.
How One Woman Lost 47 Pounds In 3 Months
Mrs A Salomon of New Born North Carolina lost 47 pounds in three months using Kruschen Salts. She dropped from 217 to 170 pounds and reports stronger energy, years younger feeling, and relief from long standing pains. She praises the product and plans to continue daily doses. A four week bottle costs 85 cents at Ward and Son and Brinsnt’s Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Salomon
New Born
N.C
Ward & Son
Brisnt
Optimist South American president and wartime salute
A playful remark on a South American president’s optimism about a sequence of shots as a presidential salute. It pivots to a discussion on reducing power and heavy artillery, then shifts to diet tips and the Kruschen fat loss method promising refunds.
New racket blamed on Phoenix after slot machine sting
In Phoenix ARI two men posed as officers after county authorities warned operators of coin paying slot machines would be prosecuted. They seized machines, removed coins, and disappeared, following the announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenx
Ariz
Ari
Encouraging Testimony on Cardul for Weary Woman
Mrs. Harry Cole of Portsmouth Ohio shares a personal story of weakness and pale health after marriage. After taking Cardul she reports restored appetite improved strength and a weight gain from 98 to 196 pounds claiming Cardul saved her from serious trouble and will continue using it as a tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Cole
Valley
Portsmouth
Ohio
Cardul
Locals and visitors gather across towns in sparse notes
A fragmented Saratoga report lists residents Vivien Roe Claria Dillard and Leon Mobley returning home from Laughon to visit friends and relatives. Visitors from Kansas City Hope and Liberty are noted with sickness, shopping, and family ties, while a large University musical event is teased for Memorial Day under A M Mitchell’s direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivien Roe
Claria Dillard
Leon Mobley
Laughon
Oklo
George Cannon
Laughton
Sellous “Atkins
Baby of Hope
Mildred " Latieford
Port
Tes
Michael Meagher
Fexurkans
B. Bridgeman
Marshall -Sanders
World's Largest Band Appears Only Once
In Indianapolis Indiana the world's largest band of 1 500 musicians is set to perform at the 19th running of the 500 mile auto race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The mammoth group will be formed from 40 groups and will appear as a single ensemble for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Wilk
Elope Plans and Family Schemes Fracture in Theater Crisis
In Chapter XXV, Tommy confronts Uncle George Hoffman who reveals the Palace Theatre will close and be sold for a post office site. Tommy's fortunes unravel as Irene's engagement falters, forcing him to weigh money, love, and a risky future while Tammy contemplates a bold elopement with Beryl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hegin
Beryl Borden
Tommy
Font
Finiab College
Irene
Ken
Deryl
Wai
Log
Bery
Hebe
Heryl
Tammy
Meryl
Beryl
Mrontigs
Meney
Uncle George
Tomy
George
Kia
Tony
Mr. Holtman
Hoffman
George Hoffman
Mr. Hoffman
Big Uncle
Trene
Rhoffman
Hofmans
Lommy
Auitemma
Rome
Hveretts
Col
Irene Waas
Nate
di Irelle
Laing
Irén
Trone
Also Mentioned on This Page
Germany
Louise Riddick
Pansy Wimberly
Hoensley'son State Teachers' College
Arkadelphia
Storler
Herpartts, Me
J. W. Wimberly
Wimberly
Orville Evringer
New York
W. W. Fisher
Texarkana
Grant
T. O
Arkansas
Gate City Lodge
Anchor Lodge
City
Paul Hinaat
Cornelia Whitehurst
Helen Rul Moxley
Lennell MeKamie
Merlin Movrig
Hugh Chamberlain
Texathotin
B. Presity
Winnie Saunders
Mate Ethridge
Gabries
Sho
Daisy ‘D'Ora
Phove
Baroness Freiberg
Berlin
America
Galveston
Texas
Carter Johnson
J. L. Mayers
Ida Mae Cannon
Henderson State Teachers College
Arch Cannon
Clarice Cannon
R. T. White
North
Washington
Steret
H. O. Green
Little Son
Corbin Foster
Paul's, Valley- Ocha
R. M. Lagrone
Hot Springs
Doris Fincher
Amarillo
Tulsa Okla
Freckles
Charlie Chaplin
Osene Fom
Saenger
Mercial & Resort
Kingsway, Hotel & Baths
Arie
Fa Nelson
Huckins Laundry
South America
Cardus
Charlie
Chaplin
Mike
Devils Cabaret
Your Theatre
Saratoga
Kansas City
Tulley "Henry
Hope
Tully
Paul' Ellis
Tally’ Henry
A.fricks
Chas
McLarey
Irs
Garland Ellis
Ocle Flrccher
Charles
June Fricks
Rex
Wilton
Louise’ Gantt
Indtvnh University
Det
Fe Mitchell
Tof
Floyd
Palloga
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