Thanksgiving party hosted by Fidélis Matrons at Mrs Leon Frazier home
The Fidélis Matrons held a Thanksgiving gathering Tuesday afternoon November 26 at Mrs. Leon Frazier's home. Attendees played entertaining games ending with a humorous Goober Grab and were served pumpkin pie with whipped cream coffee and salted nuts.
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Fidélis Matrons
Leon Frazier
Mrs. Frazier
A. L. Leath
Hartwell
Jim Hardaway
L. W. Hatcher
Webber
Jim— Mae Marshall
J. C. Hogg
A. H. Seales
Garland Seales
Jack Terrel
L. A. Zones
J. B. Atkins
H. Dunn
Middleton
Martin Cope
Pigman
Carter
Kidd
World powers balk at war debts seek budget balance
The speaker laments nations that have repudiated their wartime promises to Israel after repeatedly scaling back their commitments and now discuss balancing their budgets.
Worse than war the auto menace of drunk driving
Inland Daily Press Association president Lenwood I Noyes argues that car crashes kill and injure far more than wartime horrors. He urges newspapers to run explicit autopsy style details to deter drinking and driving, citing Dallas fatalities and drunkenness arrests to show a rising trend and calling for a public campaign and stricter law enforcement.
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Lenwood I. Noyes
Inland Daily Press Association
Mr. Noyes
Dallas
United Press Dispatch
Providence
R. L
Ocular Demonstration Slogan Lift Recovers in 1936
A fragment notes an ocular demonstration with couples seated and kissing, then a partner makes a remark. It mentions rising recovery as the key slogan for the 1936 period and hints at presidential messaging.
Red Cross Reports Big Gains in First Aid Training
The Red Cross issued over 187000 first aid certificates last year, up 56000 from the prior year. About 64200 CCC boys passed tests. nearly one million trained since program began. Over 327000 Red Cross Aid Handbooks sold. 54305 veterans aided with U S Veterans Bureau. 5837941 members joined. Junior Red Cross enrollments up 402000 and exchanges with 62 countries.
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Red Cross
C.C.C
The
Cash Safety Awards Honor Greyhound Drivers for Six Years
Southwestern Greyhound Lines announces cash awards totaling 1200 dollars and engraved plaques for 24 drivers with six consec u tive accident free years. Additional diamond sapphire ruby and gold buttons recognize five four three two and one year milestones across 63 awards.
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Southwestern Greyhound Lines
Paul W. Tibbetts
Greyhound
Greyhound System
Bus Transportation” Magazine
National Safety Council
Greyhound Lines
Bus Leaves Monahans for Regional Towns at 7:10 A M
Daily service departs Monahans at 7 10 in the morning for Wink Jal Hobbs Lovington Tatum Portales and Clovis, transporting residents to multiple eastern New Mexico points.
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Monahans
Wink, Jal
Hobbs, Lovington
Tatum, Portales
Clo
Plastered Ruse for Twins Brings Laughing Pay Battle
A Wellington boss mocks an employee asking for a raise. The worker offers two reasons: twins. The boss recalls a plaster remedy given weeks ago for rheumatism, then asks for something to remove the plaster, prompting a comic exchange.
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Wellington
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Bulova
Maxim
Tippit Jeweler
Wink
Texas
Geft Shop
Santa Watts
Santa Watits
Texas Electric Service Company
E. H. Otto
U. S. Veterans’ Bureau
New Mexico
Vis
Clovis
Rive Monahans
Monahans Drug Store
Bob Baum
O. K
Monahans Motey
BIC
N. Main St
Midland, Texas
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