Lingerie Luncheon and Charity Bazaar Highlight Society Page
Mrs Julius Nussbaum hosts a one o clock luncheon for eighteen friends decorated in green and gold followed by bridge and 42. High scores go to Mrs Lawrence Hearn and Mrs W C Colwell. Methodist Bazaar closes with candy and culinary booths raising funds for local needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Nussbaum
Monte Lawrence
Waco
Lawrence Hearn
W. C. Colwell
Rush Hickman
W. B. Kendrick
J. K. Hughes
Sandford Smith
Birs. Clay Freeman
Gray Forrest
Sally Roller
George Peyton
I’. P. Huchingson
W. K. Boyd
David Murphy
Nelson Forrest
John Sanders
Elsie Desenberg
Emile Nussbaum
Waen
John Batt
Roy Bass
Hinchliffe offers 15 acre tracts near Mexia via Forest Glade proposal
Mr W W Hinchliffe 205 South Ross Ave Mexia Texas invites Mexia residents to buy 15 acre tracts at 150 per acre facing a paved road with good water and nearby electric. Eight or nine tracts available. prospective buyers must spend 1000 on improvements, live on site, plant 5 acres of pecans under county agent supervision, and begin payments after two years with 8 percent interest after year one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Hinchliffe
Ross Avenue
Mexia
Texas
Reunion Grounds
Limestone County
Hinchliffe
Mr. Hinchliffe
Westminster and Burleson set title clash in district grid race
Westminster College will meet Burleson College next Wednesday at 2 30 PM in Greenville to decide the district championship after a JCAA of Texas ruling. Lon Morris forfeited to Westminster to even the slate and the winner advances to play John Tarleton for the state title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Collins
Greenville
Texas
Westminster College
Burles
Junior College Athletic Association of Texas
Dallas
Burleson College
Westminster
Westmminster
Roy C. Country Williamson
Lon Morris
Country Williamson
Davis
Garrity
Williamson
Wilson
Burleson
Lon Morris College
Westmnster- Burleson
Baseball
John Tarleton
Willamson
Mexia
Coolidge
Tehuacana
Westmaster
Tarleton
Wanted to Rent Front Bed Room In Modern Home
Classified notice seeks a nicely furnished front bedroom in a modern home close to bath and box writing by tn care of News. Wanted by Wednesday addressed to Pittman Building room 206.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Tn Care of
Burleson Bided To Bring Tarleton Game
Coach Woodrow Wilson said Burleson would pay 800 to travel to Tarleton. Cleburne also bid, citing former Burleson stars. Cleburne offered to close businesses for three hours for the game. Williamson keeps his team in training. Burleson is strong and latest Thanksgiving foe drew 4000 at Greenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Burleson
Tarleton
Cleburne
Cleburne High
Williamson
Greenville
Westminster
Wesley
Local Social Notes From San Antonio and New York Dispatches
Mrs. T. H. Sharp of San Antonio values her mother Mrs. J. C. Harper. Mrs. J. W. Lanning spent the weekend with her sister Mrs. Roy Eli. Reading New York dispatches suggests her great white way is her great fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Cochrum
J. Cochrum
Greesbeck
Denton
Josephine Cochrum
C. A
Mra. T. H. Sharp
San Antonio
J. C. Harper
J. W. Lanning
Roy Eli
New York Dispatches
Etons in Their Contach Later Than Having Them
A clipping from the South Bend News Times notes a discussion about attire and behavior, mentioning bathing suits and contact in public spaces. The fragment reflects a local social or fashion concern from the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etons
South Bend News Times
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Allen
Hatch
Wortham
Lois D. Lee
Conkey
Tidwell Feed & Fuel Company
North R. R. St
John R. Corley Co
East Commerce ST
Award of
Pittman Building
W. Duke Pittman
Hartz Mountain Singers
St. Andresburg
Seifert Roller Singers
Chopper
North Kaufman &T
Diamond Jewelry Co
Chiropractic
VanWert & VanWert
East Commerce
the American Bankers
Edgar T. Staton
White Building
CAFE
ZIZE
Comerce
Bebe Es
E. L. Hartley
Optometrist
A. M. Wesson Deweler
Mexia, Texas
H. F. Wylie
King’s Grocery and Market
Stella Jones
Community Chest Fund
Son Way
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