Brooks Jones wed in Laredo at Baptist parsonage
Miss Lottie Mae Brooks daughter of Mr and Mrs T A Brooks wed geologist Richard A Jones of San Antonio at 8 p m Saturday July 24 in Laredo Texas The bride wore white georgette and pink rose bud bouquet The couple will reside in Laredo The bride has many friends in function and San Antonio The Ladies Afternoon Club hosted a bridge luncheon at Mrs H W Rieck s country home with awards for high and second prizes and trump indicators plus guest towels Ice cream cookies and iced tea followed the games.
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Lottie Mae _ Brooks
T. A. Brooks
Richard A. Jones
San Antonio
Baptist Parsonage
Laredo
Texas
Lola Brooks
Ladies Afternoon Club
H. W. Rieck
Lee J. Corkill
George Braley
Gordon Stewart
Andrew Pattison
Birthday Party for Nacogdoches Child Turns Five
Five year old Bobbie Murphey of Nacogdoches celebrated a birthday Saturday at aunt Mrs. Coke R. Stevenson’s home. The gathering featured contests on a grassy lawn, colored caps balloons and horns for the children, a pink birthday cake and iced pop. Little animal crackers with pink icing on vanilla wafers served as favors as the host received many gifts. The 30 guests enjoyed horns popping and balloons ending cheerfully.
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Bobbie Murphey
Nacogdoches
Coke R. Stevenson
Quiet Election and Weekend Visits in South Llano
Lane and Jimmie Hodges visited home folks Saturday night and Sunday then returned to Bronte Sunday afternoon. The Saturday election passed quietly with some disappointments. Maud Boone visited Mabel Hodges, and Dick Boone returned home after leaving the Utilities Company. Miss Lela Huffman came from San Antonio for vacation, and the community enjoyed a Sunday service following a shower last week. 3rit Allsup visited Junction on business, while Miss Flossie Blardone shopped there and patronized local Eagle advertisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Jimmie Hodges
Bronte
Maud Boone
Mabel Hodges
Telegraph
Dick Boone
Hodges
Lela Huffman
San Antonio
Polar frontier prospector notes Arctic settlers at Sitka
An old-time prospector visiting Sitka reports a group of a dozen men living along the Koyokuk river in the polar wilderness. They forsake civilized vanity, own fortunes from 25000 to 50000 dollars, have native wives, and are content within the Arctic circle.
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Polar
Koyokuk River
Sitka
Arctic Circle
Mechanical Heart On Exhibition In Dresden Germany
A glass heart about the size of a real heart, driven by a small electric motor, pumps a red fluid through glass arteries. The device, shown in Dresden, aims to illustrate the organ’s functions for medical students.
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Dresden
Germany
Household goods and cattle sale at Coleman residence
The notice announces sale of household goods at the Coleman residence by Mrs. Frank Edsall. It records that Jim Thompson and Fred Duderstadt sold 100 head of three year old steers to a Llano party for 37.50.
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Coleman
Frank Edsall
Jim Thompson
Fred Duderstadt Recay
Llano
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South Llano
Atronize Eagie Advertisers
SUL Ross State Teachers College
Alpine
Golfen College
H. W. Morelock
Bill Booster
West Texas Utilities Company
Junction Hardware Co
Loeffler Motor Co
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