Pinning the slipper on the dancing girl phrase noted
A fragment quotes the expression "pinning the slipper on the dancing girl" tied to a game mention. The text fragment is incomplete and offers no clear event, names, or outcomes to confirm a full report.
Conductor Chosen for Coolidge Memorial Day Train
Jacob Grant Hebbert of Baltimore Maryland was selected as conductor for President Coolidge's train during a Memorial Day visit to the Gettysburg battlefield where Lincoln delivered his immortal address. The earlier line notes Cal's father also served as conductor on the Lincoln trip.
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Birthday Party Prize Draw At Watie Ortiz Motor Co
Brownie Joe Patton won a box of stationery and Roslyn Alexander received a tiny parasol in a piñata game at a birthday party hosted by Mrs. Davis assisted by Mrs. E B Brewster and others. Pink ballet themed decor, ice cream cake, and miniature pink dolls accompanied guests Inez Sterling and several others.
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Joe Davison
Lamar
Josephine Brewster
Brownie
Joe Patton
Roslyn Alexander
Davis
E B. Brewster
Rosita
Alice Leyendecker
Joyce Davis
Inez Sterling
Mary Anne Trotter
Selma Sue Neel
Ruth Annette Neel
Betty Jean Congenpec
Brownie Joe Futton
Flossie Gallagher
Stella Perez
Helen ‘Melver
Leonarda Marie Allen
Future Men and Women of Laredo profiles roll call
The piece profiles Mary Margaret Kelly eight to ten year olds, Margaret Shutt and Jessie Bent Clarke, detailing family backgrounds school work clubs and talents. It notes Mary Margaret in St Peter's School sixth grade and Miss Josephine Brewster's dancing, Margaret Shutt a Tennessee born sophomore athlete and singer active in Nike and Choral clubs, and Jessie Clarke class of 1928 with plain literary studies and languages plus music and club roles.
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P. J. Kelly
St. Peter's School
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Josephine Brewster
Margaret Shutt
Knoxville
William Fr. Shutt
Nike Club
Laredo High School
Journal
la Pitahiya
Margaret
Marjorie Powell
Tommie Simp- Lot
Seyee Te Fay
Jessie Bentont Clarke
Robert N. Clarke
Jessie
Toy
J. L. Cochrane
Ti. M. Munro
Clear Smooth Skin Promise From Black and White Ointment
A drugstore ad promises a clear healthy complexion using Black and White Ointment and Black and White Skin Soap. It claims the products are pleasant to use, beneficial, and scientifically safe with directions for use and low prices from dealers.
MELLO GLO Face Powder Promises Long-Lasting Glow
A new powder called MELLO GLO claims to keep shine away without enlarging pores. It spreads smoothly for a peachlike skin appearance and uses a new Henry Process to stay on longer, promoted by The City Drug Co.
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First Texas student wins Prague University scholarship
Agnes Kolaja of Needville the UT 1927 graduate is the first Texas student awarded a scholarship to Prague University in Czecho-Slovakia. She is one of five Americans chosen to study in Prague next year announced by Dr Edouard Micek of the Texas University Germanic Languages department.
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Prague University
Czecho-Slovakia
Agnes Kolaja
Needville
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United States
Prague
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Texas University
Judge Morrow Seeks Reelection To Post
W C Morrow long time member of the court of criminal appeals and presiding judge seeks re election. He filed his application through D W Wilcox Georgetown state executive committee chairman to enter his name on the Democratic primary nomination ballot.
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Georgetown
Youth Basketball Star Plans Rio Grande Valley Stay
Jessie spent two school years on basketball and now heads to the Rio Grande Valley to rest during vacation. She aims to excel in commercial studies during the break.
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Jessie
Rio Grande Valley
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