Social tea and club events with wedding notices
Mrs Cole Y Bailey hosts a Thursday afternoon tea at Raven bridge with pear blossoms and hyacinths and begonlas. Prizes awarded to Mrs L de Hart Mrs Wallace of Dallas and Mrs Harry Hymutt. many attendees listed. Also reports engagements birthdays and a marriage at St Mark's Episcopal church with details on gowns and attendants.
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Cole Y. Bailey
Raven Bridge
L. de Hart
Wallace
Dallas
Harry Hymutt
James Cyril Tenmry Hart
A. G. Beaman Sorrel
Sterling Vreebo
Mesd. J. Hart
Tinlas
Sterling Freeborn
Rand
Softee
Harry Fryman
Holand
Floyd Elanite
Percy Robertson
Ten
Actl Walker
Cyoekett Upeharch
Vredips
Uhumahers
Foster
Atking
Ant
Clady
Mavian Gra
Hanel Avery
Phyllis
Shiney Levy Meeks
Ora Leg Clark
Katheen Miller
Myra van Hoogenhuyze
Fiorabel ‘Townsend
Nugent
Beverley Vairin
Camp Stanley
Aliss Elizabeth Bentor
Mark's Episcopal Church
Jift Hall
iMleago
Oscar Fox
Muundolph Lee Caryer
Arthe Yakin
New Orleans
Uany Rebvertson
We Bertrand Stevens
Shy
Beile Roves
Alex
Une Valley
Carter
Miss Vairin
Davie
The New Calomiel Purges Old Ailments
The New Calomiel tablets replace old calomel products as purer liver and system cleansers. Sold only in neat packages by druggists, price thirty five cents. marketed as free from objectionable qualities.
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Nealel packiRes
Wales
Restrict Flour Sales In Washington March Ruling
The Food Administration restricts wheat purchases to ensure grain conservation. Exceptions allowing substitutes were removed as nationwide parity measures tightened controls. The measure reflects efforts to curb shortages and stabilize supply amid rising demand for bread and other staples.
YWCA Week End Activities For Girls At Brackenridge Park
Weekend events at the YWCA include a Brackenridge Park picnic supper and campus social gatherings. A Dallas conference report by Miss Margeret Silluhee highlighted Friendship Club aims to inspire home arts, scholastic effort, and democracy through war service and Red Cross work among Texas high school clubs.
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Brackenridge Park
rend+ ship Club
Y.w.c. A
Dallas
Friendship Club
San Antonio
Margeret Slluhee
Hrough
Hilshee
Civhs
Red Cross
Gulf Times
Jeusie South
Renekenridge High School
Melend~ Shin Club
M. Wearne Benekenridge
Mary Helen Ravy
Mira Finnekenridge
Elu
Kelly
Army
W. Chaffee
Wey
Offlces
Ationn
Ramtodaan
Brackenridge Parks
Labor Shortage Hits Hart County Farms
Local report notes farm labor difficulty with industrial shortages looming as about 600 draft respondents in the county return answers, many Mexicans reportedly leaving for their country after fears of being drafted while working along the San Marcon river.
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San Marcon
Barge Fleet Planned for Oil Exports
Washington under consideration by the shipping board to build barges for oil from Mexican fields to gulf ports. Tank steamers scarce. barges seen as quick substitute, with ten months for tanker construction. Meat exports via port and plans for refrigeration ships to aid American forces described. A burglary and theft arrest reports a 22 year old black man taken into custody after entering a dwelling on South Smith Street and stealing clothing.
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Washington, D. C
March
Gulf Ports
Shipping Board
Food Administration
Carver
Norton
Torrignes
South Smith Street
Thieves break saloon window at Commerce Street
A display window at Commerce Arr 311 West Commerce Street was broken just after 11 pm Thursday. Thieves took sixteen quarts of whiskey and four bottles of imported whiskey. Three men fled in two reported automobiles, one witness a Black man. Police pursued but the trio escaped.
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Commerce Street
Carl Newon
Warwick Boulevard
No- Hee
Mobert Kuehne Arrested In War Data Theft Case
Oswald Mobert Kuehne, a checker in the ordnance at division, is under arrest in Washington March 8 on a charge of larceny. Several charts related to American output of inventions and a cache of secret War Department data were found among his personal effects.
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Hie
Gon Guy
Washington, D.C
Oswald Mobert Kuehne
War Division
The
Ordnance Atlement
Lofy
War Department
Gypsy Smith to Return to Speak in United States
Gypsy Smith, the English preacher and evangelist, long based in the United States, has been asked by the British government to visit the United States as a representative of the British YOM. A. to help draw Malind and Amer Iloxer together.
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Gypsy Smith
London
Gypsy" Smith
United States
Maelind
Amer Iloxer
State Veritan Suit Ends Inheritance Tax Ruling
The California Supreme Court held the Tate Rosa Shittock estate of Berkeley not subject to inheritance tax, reversing a lower court that valued the estate at over one million dollars. The decision affects property including Hotel Shuttuet on Shuttuck Avenue in Berkeley and other assets, and follows a lengthy litigation begun by Samuel Woolsex.
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San Franciscs
Cal
State Supreme Court
Berkelay
Supreme Court
Shuttuet
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