Farewell Party for E. T. Neal by Eastern Star
The Order of the Eastern Star hosted a farewell party for Mr and Mrs E T Neal in the Masonic Hall with forty two attendees and a four-deck card high game. A dainty fruit salad menu, late-afternoon salad course, and hot tea were served to five tables. Mrs J M Johnson presented a keepsake mace to the Neals, with hostesses listed and a long guest list including J Lynn Ward Reuben Ashley George Hopkins Lawrence Gregg Elmer Gray Burrel Park Orel Harkey W G Kirkpatrick C B Smith and several Misses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Eastern Star
E. T. Neal
Masonic Hall
Messrs and Mines
E T. Neal
J. M. Johnson
Mr A. Morris
George Hopkins
Alen
James
Lynn Ward
Reuben Ashley
Lawrence Gregg
Elmer Gray
Burrel Park
Orel Harkey
W. G.kirkpatrick
C. B. Smith
Evelyn Campbell
Francea Crain
Margaret Baker
Betsy Walters
Tuesday Bridge Club Meets at Mrs Allen’s Commerce Street Home
The Tuesday Bridge Club gathered last week with hostess Mrs. H. B. Allen in her new Commerce Street residence. The rooms featured large shaggy white chrysanthemum bouquets as guests prepared to play bridge.
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Allen
Commerce St
Honor Mrs. E T Neal with Moving Reception
Mrs J M Johnson and Mrs Mamie Callahan hosted a Friday reception for Mrs E T Neal, who is moving to Lubbock, at Mrs Johnson's home. Fall roses and russet chrysanthemum touches graced the room as the Merry Matrons club presented a dainty straw of beads and a silk handkerchief. Tea time offered hot chocolate and cake to guests including Mrs Harry Wayland and other attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Johnson
Mamie Callahan
Harry Wayland
R. S. Crain
W. H. Hinyard
Ward Holman
W. T. Little
R. L. McConnell
EB. T. Neal
John Seiders
Lewis Bryan
Temple
H. H. Taylor
H. G. du Bose
Misa Ivor Polk
Mrs H H Taylor Hosts Smart Early Hospitality
Mrs H H Taylor entertains guests with refined hospitality style reflecting early 20th century social gatherings. The event showcases poised etiquette, curated menus, and genteel conversation emblematic of the era, underscoring social customs and community hospitality.
Mrs H H Taylor Hosts One O Clock Luncheon
Mrs H H Taylor entertained Saturday with a 1 pm luncheon honoring Mrs E T Neal. Gorgeous red and white chrysanthemums adorned the tables for a three course menu including grape fruit cocktail toped with cherries turkey dressing gravy peas in potato nos ta crans berry sauce hot rolls coffee and an old south pineapple cake. Afterward guests played 42 and gifts were exchanged with Mrs Neal receiving a hand painted cake cover. Other attendees included Mmes E T Neal J M Kuykendall W A Smith J M Johnson John Seiders R L McConnell Ward Holman Mamie Callahan G A Arbelger W H Hinyard G A Wilson R S Crain Har Ivy Hopking and H G DuBose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Taylor
E. T. Neal
Neal
G. A. Arbelger
Mrs. Taylor
Mmes
J. M. Kuykendall
W. A. Smith
J. M. Johnson
John Seiders
R. L. McCon Connell
Ward Holman
Mamie Callahan
W. H. Hinyard
G. A. Wilson
R. S. Crain
Har Ivy Hopking
H. G. DuBose
Merry Matrons 42 Club Hosts Autumn Gathering
The W. R. Harris home hosted the Merry Matrons 42 Club with autumn decorations and chrysanthemums. Guests enjoyed games and a menu of creamed tuna on toast olives potato chips and coffee served to R. S. Crain J. M. Johnson W. T. Little R. L. McConnell A. E. Petty G. A. Walters Harry Wayland and John Seiders.
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W. R. Harris
Editor Warns Liar as Town Reads His Paper’s Truth
A West Texas editor declares he will print the truth and drop the habit of hiding errors. He previews forthcoming paragraphs about local figures, marriages, and a bank cashier’s death, all with sharp satire and frank tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas
John Bennin
Belleview
Tom Spardin
Caroline Meadows
Tom
Reagan Lloyd
Stats Bank of
Willow Grove
Odd Fellows
Pleasant Mound Cemetery
Susie Scruggs
Horace Griffin
Chamber Meid
Susie
W. E. Howard
Spur
Texas
Dicken’s County
Your son in law killing urged in Texas opinion
A Kyle News letter suggests killing a son in law in Texas by arranging a drunken insult to prompt self defense testimony, claims juries and governors will handle the rest, and warns against other crimes. It asserts the method has been tried twice recently.
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Texas
Kyle News
Cystex 48 Hour Test Ad Immediate Relief Promise
Backache and bladder irritation disturb sleep with burning and itching sensations and fatigue. The ad urges trying Cystex with a 60 cent price at City Drug Store and money back if there is no quick improvement or satisfaction.
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City Drug Store
Church of Christ Service Schedule Posted
The Church of Christ lists a Bible study and preaching at 10:00 a m followed by communion at 11:00 a m. An evening service is at 7 30 p m with a Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30 p m All are welcome with Clem W Hoover as minister.
Orgatone hailed by San Angelo farmer for wife’s cure
L B Horner, a San Angelo farmer, testifies Orgatone improved his wife’s stomach troubles, headaches, and energy after one bottle. He notes weight gain and relief from gas and indigestion. He also recommends the medicine to his mother and mentions Simmon’s Drug Store in San Saba as a local seller.
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L. BE. Horner
San Angelo
Schwab Drug Co
San Saba
Simmon
Sells Home Here in Llano Town
Mrs Ellen Porter sold her southern Llano home to Alf Ashley of San Saba. The Ashleys will move in this week and become permanent residents. Mrs Porter plans to remain in Llano. Annie Alexander Fry of San Antonio and son Wade Alexander of Chicago visited relatives here last week. Bilas Alexander and Jamily recalled by readers. Wade recall dates to childhood. Mr Hill DeWolfe and daughter Hilda Gene visited Clinton DeWolf in San Saba Wednesday last week.
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Ellen Porter
Alf Ashley
Sa: Saba
Annie Alexander Fry
San Antonio
Wade Alexander
Chicago
Bilas
Alexander
Jamily
Wade
Fly
W. B. Hubbert
Colony
Bend
Hill DeWolfe
Hilda Gene
Clinton DeWolf
San Saba
Fraud Drives Cottonseed Oil Market History
A excerpt from Holland's Magazine recounts a Marseilles merchant’s cottonseed oil fraud. He mixed cottonseed oil with olive oil, labeled it pure olive, and expanded production as the scheme grew. The piece notes cottonseed oil’s historic spread and broad uses, including in lamps, explosives, cosmetics, and phonograph records.
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Marseilles
Arthur Coleman
Holland
Magazine of the
South
Coleman
New Orleans
Jampg
Mississippi
Dennis Sullivan Visits Brother in Danton After Fort Worth Trip
Dennis Sullivan returned Friday from a business trip to Fort Worth and went on to visit his brother Clem, who is past 80 at the old home in Danton. He reports Clem is spry and in good health.
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Dennis Sullivan
Fort Worth
Clem
Denton
Comstock resident Carl Turner plans move to Fort Davis
Carl Turner and his daughter Miss Izora of Comstock visited recently to oversee local property interests. Turner has sold the Comstock telephone exchange and intends to relocate to Fort Davis soon.
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Carl Turner
Miss Izora
Comstock
Mr. Turner
Fort Davis
Also Mentioned on This Page
B.S. Party
Tuesday Bridge Club
Mrs. H. H. Taylor
Merry Matrons
Southwestern Greeting Cards
San Saba News
Als Try
Church OF Christ
Clem W. Hoover
Farmer
Jersey
Louck’s Dairy
Business ‘Directory
O. M. Walters
J. L. Dailey
Murray Building
West Side Public Square
Jas. H. Baker Law, Land, Loan and Abstract Office
Dr. C. M. Oliver
Clark Building
Richland Springs
G. A. Walters Law-Land-Loan and Abstract Office
First National Bank
SAN Saba National Bank
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