Club column rules curb unsigned society notes
Mrs H G Perry conducts the column and the Eagle limits unsigned items. The piece describes Miss Clara Fritz hosting a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Slater Fleming at Fritz Hotel on December 30, with Santa’s radio entrance, a decorated dining room, a Christmas tree, gifts, music, readings, and refreshments. The paper urges clubs to submit signed reports and notes that unsigned items will not be published after the week following an event.
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H. G. Perry
Fritz Hotel
Clara Fritz
Slater Fleming
Fleming
Santa
Rhode Island
Royal Society
Italy
Blue Bonnet Society Elects Officers at Dockery Home
On Tuesday afternoon the Blue Bonnet Society met at Mrs. Ada Dockery’s home for an hour of social time and a profitable election of connectional and local officers. Installation of the new officers will be announced.
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Blue Bonnet Society
Ada Dockery
Society Gathering At Mrs Hodges Home Next Tuesday
A social event is planned for next Tuesday after noon at the home of Mrs T M Hodges Sr who will entertain the society on that date.
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T. M. Hodges
Moonlit Horseback Ride For Kerrville Guests
Mrs G G Martin of Chicago and Miss Alice Domingues of Kerrville joined local hosts Misses Lois and Blix Hankins for a moonlit horseback outing. Guests rode with several town young people while the Hankins hosted a foot of Lover's Leap roast with hot dogs and marshmallows.
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G. G. Martin
Chicago
Alice Domingues
Kerrville
Lois
Blix Hankins
Hankins
Lover’s Leap
T. M. Hodges Jr
Lois and Blix Hawkins
Jack and
Buddie Richardson
Pierce Hoggett
Watt Turner
Jim Middleton
Ernest Randle
Ferguson appointments announced in governor-elect's lineup
The announced list shows Governor-elect Mrs. M. A. Ferguson naming W. R. Dulaney of Houston as Prison Commission member Edward Edwards of Clarksville as Tax Commissioner Turner Hubby of Waco as Game Fish and Oyster Commissioner W. P. Sebastian of Fort Worth Breckenridge as Board of Pardons J N Aldridge of Gilmer as Board of Pardons Sam D Stinson of Greenville as assistant Attorney General before Court of Criminal Appeals Nat A Gentry Jr of Tyler as assistant Attorney General before the Court of Criminal Appeals Dr H O Sappington of Galveston as State Health Officer J J Timmons of Austin as State Fire Marshal Dr T W Dee of Houston Dr D C Johnson of Atlanta Dr J Bert Thomas of Sulphur Springs as members of the Dental Examiners Board A B Martin of Plainview as member of the Board of Regents Major McGee of Brownwood as Adjutant General Roy I Timmons of Temple named to the Board of Control
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M. A. Ferguson
W. R. Dulaney
Houston
Edward Edwards
Clarksville
Turner Hubby
Waco
W. P. Sebastian
Fort Worth
Breckenridge
Board of Pardons
J. N. Aldrigde
Gilmer
Sam D. Stinson
Greenville
Court of Criminal Appeals
Nat A. Gentry, Jr
Tyler
H. O. Sappington
Galveston
J. J. Timmons
Austin
T. W. Dee
D. C. Johnson
Atlanta
J. Bert Thomas
Sulphur Springs
Dental Examiners’ Board
A. B. Martin
Plainview
Regents
Major McGee
Brownwood
American Legion
Roy I. Timmons
Temple
Board of Control
Cross Word Puzzle by Audrey Foster
This week’s crossword puzzle by Audrey A Foster features only common words with interlocked entries. The puzzle uses three letter words sparingly and the solution appears next week. horizontal and vertical clues cover a wide range of everyday terms.
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Audrey A. Foster
Mr. Foster
Senate to Confirm Walthal Replacement in 1930 Term
Succeed R B Walthal a recess appointee of Gov Neff. It will be up to the Senate to confirm one or the other. Walthal's term will not expire until 1930.
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R. B. Walthal
Gov
Neff
Senate
Walthal
The New York Subway and its Rapid Urban Growth
The piece chronicles the rise of electric traction and the subway in New York City, noting 70 miles of lines with 200 miles of track, costs per mile, and the scale of operations. It describes trunk lines for express and local traffic, station access, car lengths, train headways, and depths reaching 180 feet with elevators for deep stations.
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Manhattan Island
New York City
Keep Busy That Destructive Siren Sloth
A compact, reflective line attributed to Horace urging avoidance of a destructive, idle vice described as a siren sloth.
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Horace
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T. T. Maxey
THE
NEW York Subway
Phillip Luthringer
Roosevelt
Texas
Beacons
Wahl Bros. & Jordan
Junction State Bank
Federal Reserve System
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