Lowe and Jordan Bride United In March Nuptials
Dorothy Helen Jordan daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Jordan of Mason wed Dewey Lee Lowe son of Claude Lowe on Monday evening March 21 in a home ceremony. Rev A R Vetter officiated as vows were exchanged before a fireplace with floral decor. The couple plan to reside in Alpine while continuing college studies at Sul Ross. A soporific is a medicine inducing sleep.
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Dorothy Helen Jordan
Ernest Jordan
Mason
Dewey Lee Lowe
Claude Lowe
A. R. Vetter
Art Methodist Church
Silas Brandenberger
James Lowe
Sterling Jordan
Ruth Jordan
Ruby Jordan
Mason High School
Sul Ross State College
Lowe
Junction High School
Air Force
Sul Ross
Alpine
Weekend Visitors and Travels Across Texas
Mrs S C Gandre and daughter Patsy shopped in San Antonio on Friday. Mr and Mrs James D Gillespie and daughter Glynda of Austin were guests of Mr and Mrs A D Kindrick. Mr and Mrs L W Terry and sons Billie and Rocky Joe of San Saba were guests of Mr and Mrs W M Moore. Visitors with relatives were Mr and Mrs W M Moore Jr and Keith of Rock Springs. Mrs Lizzie Hodges visited in Rocksprings with son in law and daughter Alton and Mrs Miller. Mr and Mrs R E McKay visited their son Roy Dale and daughter Veda in Kerrville. They travelled with Mr and Mrs L Tf Wood and Mrs Wood for her weekly medical visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Gillespie
Glynda
Austin
A. D. Kindrick
Lizzie Hodges
Rocksprings
Alton Miller
R. E. McKay
Roy Dale
Veda
Kerrville
Thomas
L. Tf. Wood
America's Greatest Resource Capitalists fund and drive America's industrial might
Inside factory gates the wonder is the system of free enterprise. Capitalists supply machinery and investment, profit funds expansion and wages. The article argues capital and labor combine to build industry without government directives, emphasizing small profit margins support workers and investors.
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Governent Bureau
America
Bowling League Schedule for Hill Country League
Friday April 1 Mt. View Lodge faces Texas Joe Hatter and T. J. Moore Lumber Yard meets Silver Gables. Tuesday April 5 Borden Company plays Kimble Supply Co and Hotel Las Lomas clashes with Slip Joints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. View Lodge
Texas Joe
Services At Segovia By Rev Murphy On April 5
The Rev. Thomas D. Murphy will conduct services and preach at Segovia one evening, April 5, at 7 30 p m. The pursuer is invited to this service.
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Thomas D. Murphy
Segovia
Capital and the enterprise system drive national progress
The text argues that profits fund replacement and rising costs, and that industry relies on capital to meet inventory and equipment expenses. It emphasizes the partnership of investor, worker, and manager, each with incentives, and proclaims the free enterprise system as America’s greatest resource.
Notes and Names From a Texas Town in 1917
A nostalgic record from Junction, Texas, recounting social notes, local figures, business ads, and daily life. The writer mentions plays, reading, protests against arming Japan before Pearl Harbor, community events, civic notices, and several residents and their activities around oil, farming, and town improvements. Local homes, businesses, and a river trip with farm chores are described in a breezy, informal tone.
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Garner
Texas
Bascom Timmons
Japan
Pearl Harbor
West Texas
LaRue
Lions
Rotarians
Coke Stevenson
Coke
Blackstone Smith
Highland Study Club Meeting Set for April 6
Mrs. C. C. Wright will host the Highland Study Club at her home on Wednesday April 6 for a civic improvements program. Cecil Allen will discuss Making Hometown Plans Work and Walker Ragsdale will speak on Americas Health Needs. Aubrey Hill leads. H. FE Wright presides. roll call to suggest local improvements at 2 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Wright
Highland Study Club
Cecil Allen
Walker Ragsdale
America
Aubrey Hill
H. FE. Wright
Mrs Rocquemore Visits Son In Law Moore Family
Mrs G P Rocquemore of Cole man is visiting her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs W M Moore for a short stay with the Moore household in the locality.
Cat's whiskers phrase sparks old talk at Hoopers
Hap Hooper scolds his daughter who uses twenties slang for a real gone guy. Ma Hooper translates that the young man is the cat's whiskers, a familiar era phrase recalled from decades past. Hap returns to his paper.
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Hooper’s
Hap
Pll
Ma Hooper
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Patsy
San Antonio
George S. Benson
Harding College
Searcy
Arkansas
Hill Country League
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Becker
Business Men's Club
Junction
Junction Hardware Co
Methodist Church
J. S. Durst
J. T. Tracy
N. H. Skaggs
S. F. Marsh
Calan Graham
H. D. Lackey
James Dowell
James Nolds
Floyd Daharsh
Stuart
Doode) Smith
King Fisher
Jimmie Herron
Terrell Ranch
Elmer Harrison
Fredericksburg
Market Squar
Morning and the Com
Ors
Johnson
Jack Sykes
Owned and Operated
Joe Marsh
United States Brewers Foundation
Truetone Radio
PHONO
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Wizard Auto
ROMEX
DAVIS
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