Christmas Socials Close Phebean Sunday School Meeting
Attendance at the Pherfan Sunday School class of the First Baptist Church concluded with a Christmas social at Mrs. Mae Weldon’s home. Winners received gifts from the tree after a brief business session and guests enjoyed hot chocolate cake and a social hour with decorations and holiday ambience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phebeat Samday School
First Baptist Church
Camme
Inet
Loaing
Mae Welden
Mmes
Mildred Witt
Charles McDougle
A. C. Kincaid
Olen Patterson
Opal Johnson
Arthur Lawson
G. E. Lawson
R. G. Cain
R. F E. Latch
Frank Soseboce
G. W H. Crew
Sterling Keon
Viva Scott
Clarence Hulsey
J. T. Allen
Johnny Gr
Marvin Doas
Otis Harbert
O. T. Martin
Mitchel Baker
R. A. Boiles
Guy Pittman
Bill Stell
O. A. Me.Alester
K. R. Pawkett
Mae Weldon
Miss Gerhart Entertains Friends With Christmas Bridge
Miss Grace Gerhart hosted a Christmas afternoon at Mrs. Earnest Cannon home with burning tapers bright tree decorations and mistletoe. Prizes for bridge included high score won by Mrs. H A Carter and consolation prize by Mrs. Hugh Astin. Russian pudding and angle food cake served to guests including Mrs Alec Spencer Colorado Springs and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerhart
Earnest Cannon
Grace Gerhart
Christmas Party for New Idea Club at Campbell Street Home
Mr and Mrs RB Waggoner entertained New Idea Club members and husbands at their Campbell street home for a Christmas party. Decorated tree, Santa Claus distributed gifts, reading by Joy Britt, forty-two games, and treats of cream jello cake and coffee. Mint holder tapers and fortunes served as favors. guests listed include Vaden Wilson Connally Harbert Pearson Davis Lee Baker Britt and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Idea Club
RB Waggoner
Campbell Street
Santa Claus
Joy Britt
Mmes
Vaden
A. G. Wilson
T. F. Soaehee
O. V. Connally
Otis Harbert
P. E. Pearson
J. S. Davis
Tommie Lee
R. A. Rolles
G. H. Crow
Mitchell Baker
Mildred Britt
Christmas Party for Entre Nous Club Highlights
The Entre Nous Club meets at the home of Mr. Burl McClellan and Mrs. Joel Johnson for a Christmas party. A decorated tree, red and green decor, and holly wreath set a festive scene as guests enjoyed a spread of red crepe sandwiches olives and cookies with forty two on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entre Nous Club
Burl McClellan
Joel Johnson
McClellan
Mesere
Mme. Crockett Appling
D. S. Bennett
Harry Bounds
R. H. Nixbett
Davie Middleton
Clay Randell
Jesse White
J. CC. Waterare
E.R. Pate
Clara Belle Crow
Circle B Baptist women meet for Ruth lesson at Duncan home
Circle B of the Baptist WLM.U. met Friday afternoon at Mr. Duncan's home. Mrs. Frank Heflin led an interesting lesson on the book of Ruth. Sandwiches and coffee were served. Members named include Connell, Walton, Voyles, Heflin, Hamilton, Mason, Elliott, Warren, Gamblin, Dobbins, Roberts, Sharp, and the hostess.
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Circle B
The
Baptist
Wlm.u
EF. Duncan
Frank Heflin
Leesen
George Connell
Pitt Walton
L. B. Voyles
A. S. Hamilton
Mae Mason
J. A. Eliott
A. A. Warren
M. Gamblin
W. F. Dobbins
J. Roberts
E. P. Sharp and
the Hostess
Local youths visit homes during holidays amid CALA and college ties
Dozens of young people from Denton and nearby towns travel to spend Christmas with parents and relatives. Names include Leta Mae Middleton Ma belle Baird Vera Steely Inez Ing heh and Kathleen Wiseley among students from T C Fort Worth and Simmons University Abilene. An incident ends with Mrs H C Allen of Boston reporting her husband’s daily abuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leta Mae Middleton
Mabelle Baird
Vera Steely
Inez Ingheh
CALA
Denton
C. G. Inglish
Kathleen Wiseley
James Wiseley
T. C
Fort Worth
B. N. Wiseley
Margaret Smith
McMurry
Abilene
J. A. Smith
Anna Patrick Booth
Simmons University
Jack South
Man Offered $5000 to Kill Wife After Job Ad
San Francisco man asked by Robert Ralls to help murder his wife offered $5,000. police investigated the case as a solicitation to commit homicide and potential arrest followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ralls
San Francisco
Nature Provides Things That Make Nice Presents
The birch sheds bark into silvery white or dusty brown streamers ideal for Christmas boxes and baskets. Rustic place cards and unique luncheon accoutrements appeal to campers. a locust spear can serve as a stylish letter opener or knife, sharpened and fitted with a silver band and engraved initials by a local jeweler.
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Nature Masuzinen
Middle West
North Dakota Man Acquitted in Bank Hold-Up Case
Melvin Scranton of Ponerase ND testified he was unconscious due to liquor and unaware he joined the bank robbery. Jury acquitted him of the robbery charge citing lack of knowledge and intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Scranton
Poanerase, N. D
England Restores Christmas After Puritan Ban
Fragmentary notes recount that Christmas was banned in England for twelve years during the Puritan era and later restored by Charles II. A New York man, James Mason of Albany, was imprisoned locally for stealing ten cents, with a sentence of seven and a half to sixteen years.
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England
Charles IL
James Mason
Albany
N. Y
James Gilmore
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Pherfan
Mrs Rodgers
A. L. Rodgers
Bindge
Symonds
FE. H. Matchett
Reba Cobb
Mary Etta Bridges
Anna Lara Holloway
Hampton
Margaret Sctileapper
Society Pditer
R.B. Hilts
Special Agent
Missouri State
Life Insel Rance CO
Circle
BOF Baptist Wamu
Mattie Merle Middleton
Pharr
J. A. Middleton
John Dobyns
John Tarleton
Alice
Lillian Terry
N.tus.t.c
Mrs
J. H. Terry
la Rue Humphrey
CLA
Bernice Thompson
Girard
A. D. Thomport
Dolly Louise Chambersleft
Sarah Upshaw
Simmons University At
T. A. Upshaw
Ruth Tunnell
W. C. Tunnel
Miss Tunnell
Long.worth
Martha Leu Pruitt
Relaoe
Dorothy Bunkley
Sophia Newcombe
New Orleans
E. P. Bunkley
A. J. Bell
A.J. Bell
A. J
Austin
Kk. F. Mahood
Hobie
New Mexico
Mrs. R. L. Cook
Sherman
Mise Estelle Cadle
Hearn
H. CC. Allen
Boston
Mech
Lisi A
Upshaw
Atterfants
George Gregory
City Drug Store
Hested
R. B. Spencer & CO
Rens
J.C. Penney Co
McHarg
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