Mrs. McLendon Hosts Luncheon for Out-of-Town Guests
Mrs. McLendon entertained Friday at 803 East Milam street honoring Miss Lucy Brown of Dallas Mrs. Frank Shannon of New Orleans and Mrs. Julian Wood of Greenville. The luncheon featured chrysanthemum decor and a menu of cream of tomato bouillon stuffed years chicken and angel food parfait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Brown
Dallas
Frank Shannon
New Orleans
Julian Wood
Greenville
Jesse McLendon
East Milam Street
Elsie Desenberg
Sun Parlor
Lillie Scharff
J. K. Hughes
Gray Forrest
W. E. McKinney
F. P. Hutchingson
John Sweatt
Julius Desenberg
Banco Party at Mrs Calame Home Honoring Miss Inez Calame
Mrs Jesse Calame hosted a banco party at 617 North Kaufman Street for her daughter Miss Inez Calame and the younger social set. Pink and green decor plus cat flowers filled the halls as ushers handed pink and green mints and awards were given for high score. A varied program of readings music and a violin solo featured Calame family members and friends. The guest list included several Betts Calame Boyd and O Pry members and others from the local social scene. LUFKIN First Baptist church to be erected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Calame
Jesse Calame
Banco
North
Kaufman Street
Carrie Pitts
Laurene
Calame
Lee Wiley
Inez
Messrs
Robert Travis
Herman Hitt
Donald Cox
Tom Measles
Herbert Brown
Otis O'Pry
Lenford Bennett
Cecil Jackson
Thanks to helpers after baby's death in Mexia
A family expresses gratitude to Mexia citizens Salvation Army workers Brown Hospital and doctors for care during their baby Thames Ray Sanderer’s illness and burial at Lost Prairie Cemetery. They thank Rev Aubrey J L Riddle Dr Hamm Goolsby Brown and Mr Pitts for support and funeral expenses. May Gods blessing rest on all helpers. TYLER Banner potato crop note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexia
Salvation Army
Brown Hospital
Dottors
Darling Thames Ray Sanderer
Lost Prairie Cemetery
Personville
J. L Riddle
W. K. Aubrey
Hamm
Goolsby
Brown
J. S. Pitts
Daisy Sandefer
Ola‘ Jacobs
Students visit home folks during weekend in Mexia
Among weekend visitors in Mexia were several students visiting their home folks. Names include Mary Porter Travis from Southwestern, Atara Belle Bybee from Southwestern, Albertine Mace from CTA, Wlepnor Moore from SMU, Wise Gibson from Trinity, Dorothy Parker from Texas University, and Mary Anderson from State guest of Miss Parker. Longview Western Union Telegraph building new wire lines to Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexia
Mary Porter Travis
Southwestern
Atara
Belle Bybee
Albertine Mace
C. T.A
Wlepnor Moore
S.M.U
Wise Gibson
Trinity
Dorothy Parker
Texas University
M's
Mary Anderson
Parker
Dallas beauty parlor proprietor attends permanent waving demo
George Scoggins proprietor of Scoggins Beauty Parlour in Dallas attended expert demonstrations of permanent waving on Monday night and Tuesday, planning to return. The brief notice appears in the newspaper's classifieds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George” Scoggins
Hickmans Ad Offers Bargains Priced From Five Cents
Fragmentary note shows a local ad promoting low priced goods with sales emphasis at five cents each and urging readers to seek the best from Hickmans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickman’s
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Mrs. McLendon
Rosa Brodnax
Chicago
Church Federation Club
T. R. Leavell
Morrison
Terrace Garden
Leavell
Z. W. Brodnax
Legion
United States
Adolphus
Mrs. Calame
Lufkin
First Baptist
Tyler
Banner
Longview
Western Union Telegraph Company
Cox-Forrest Drug CO
McKinney and Sherman Sts
Scocer
Zane Grey
James Oliver Curwood
Pioneer News Stand
Texas
Lone Star Stage Line
Waco
Eaves Mexia
Majestic Hotel
St. Charles
Mexia Phone
Ments
Mexia Daily News
A. M. Wesson
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