Y W A Ladies Hold Green and White Party at Leader's Home
The Young Women's Auxiliary to the First Baptist Church hosted an evening of games and contests at Mrs. Alice Hoover Lawn’s home. Green and white decor framed mint ice and angel food cake as favors for Miss Meri Bates and Vera Sloan, with many society members named among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Alice Hoover
Y. W.A
Meri Batesa
Vera Sloan
Connie As
Lera Berthal Medlin
Ruby Phenix
Olive McDougle
Birthday Party Held For Herbert A Carter
Little Herbert Allen Carter celebrated his third birthday Saturday at his parents home Mr. and Mrs HA Carter. Guests enjoyed lawn entertainment then moved indoors for gifts and a birthday cake with dixie cups. Rubber balls served as favors for thirty guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Allen Carter
HA. Carter
Charles Warren Tayman Celebrates Ninth Birthday Party
Charles Warren Tayman was nine years old Friday and entertained friends with a theatre party after the picture. Guests were invited to the Tayman home where wafers and dixie cups were served. Those listed include Dave Tagish of Camey and Marjorie Taylor of Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Warren Tayman
W. B. Tayman
Dave Tagish
cCamey
Majorie Taylor
Dallas
Birthday Party for Bill Hart Turns Fourteen
A 14th birthday party for Bill Hart featured pink and white roses and sweetpeas, a white birthday cake inscribed Bill Hart with fourteen pink candles, and fruit punch. Guests included Martha Jane Styeat and many from Fort Worth and Abilene. games and votes for most popular boy and girl were held. A separate Hi Lo Bridge Club gathering hosted by Evelyn Warwick and Knox Baird featured florals and card suit ice shapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrew M. Hart
Bill Hart
Martha Jane Styeat
Mary Bob Stubblefield
Fort Worth
Lee Douglas, Jr
Abilene
Martha Jane Bryant
Margaret Helen Miller
Erlene Waggoner
Reta Mae Brown
Patey Kinard
Dorothy Baker
Irene Crow
Paul Dobyns
Tom Upshaw
Sammie Flemnes
Joe Rutherford
Tony Selmen
Robbie Strauss
Mansel Shaw
Willam Davis
Hi-Lo Bridge Club
Evelyn Warwick
Knox Baird
Hi- Lo Bridge Club
Miss Warwick
Grace Jones
Maurine Alsabrook
Jane Ann Soderberg
Evelyn Perkins
Georgia Donalson
Kathleen Whittington
Floyd Lindsey
R S. Daniel
Charles Markham
Mrs Rossenwasser and Mrs Strauss Host Spring Bridge Party
Mrs Louis Rossenwasser and Mr CC H Strauss entertained with a Friday afternoon bridge party at Rossenwasser home. Pink and white color scheme with spring flowers decorated rooms and tea time favors of pastel mint baskets. A lovely salad followed.
Ice Course and Bridge Prize at Dallas Social
A Dallas event honored Mrs Ed Goodwin as high guest with Mrs Budley Raines winning bridge high. Mrs W P Smith low and Mrs Hugh Astin cut. The guest list included Ed Goodwin Victor Nelson F W Peckham H F Goble A H Goldetcker J M York J M Carter and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budley Raines
High
W. P. Smith
Hugh Astin
Cut
Ed Goodwin
Dallas
Victor Nelson
Waco
F. W. Peckham
H. F. Goble
A. H. Goldetcker
JL. M. York
J. M. Carter
D. T. Perkins
J. P. Astin
O. P. Harlan
Bernard Bryant
H. H. Pennington
B. H Baird
S. P. Smith
A. Blackwell
J. K. Brady
Harry Yates
Mayme Yates Orr
H. G. Andrews
Gordon Haynes
John Hudson
Frank Morrow
W. P. McDonald
B. N. Wiseley
Fred Hudson
L. F. Metz
L. Manty
Margery Bailey
R. E. McDonald
Misses Maud Coote
Ellen Johnson
Helen Lyler
Blanch Carter
Friendship Club Holds Meeting At Mrs Adames Home
With Mesdames FE P Adame Henry Bryan and Henry Cook as hostesses the Friendship Club met at Mrs FE P Adames home on Tuesday afternoon last week. Members played games and during the business session Mrs R Humphrey was welcomed as a new member. Ice cream and cake were served to several members and guests including Mesdames Smee S G Young, R ae ES McGregor, Ralph Shanafelt, Soa L FE Adams, Reo Aan George Hubbard, Ro Ham Bryan, J R Adame and Miss Mass Adame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meedames FE. P. Adame
Henry Bryan
Henry Cook
Friendship Club
Mre FE
P. Adame
Mre
R. Humphrey
Smee S. G. Young
Ae ES McGregor
Ralph Shanafelt
Soa L. FE. Adams
Reo Aan
George Hubbard
Ro Ham Bryan
J. R. Adame
Mieshmass Adame
Ladies Aid Plans Prayer Meeting At Central Christian
The Ladies Aid met at Central Christian Church for a business session and Bible study led by Mrs C E Coombes. Plans were made for an upcoming prayer meeting to be conducted by the group Wednesday evening with devotional guidance from Mrs T F Courtney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
Central Christian Church
Mre
C. E. Coombes
T. F. Courtney
Mesdames L. E. Larche
Dr. Cooper
George Gray
Beulah Gould
W. Browning
Bill Cook
R. Markham
George Forrester
H. P. Austin
Bill Bruce
C . Coombes
J. B. Lee
Serog Yone
Elegant Dallas party honors Lorhkine Folley with bridge and luncheon
Mrs Dallas Southard hosted a Friday afternoon event in Frisco for Lorhkine Folley of Dallas. Guests enjoyed a luncheon of salad and tea followed by bridge and prize drawings. Many attendees from Hamlin, Waco, and Dallas participated in the social afternoon.
List of Names In An Uncleared Item
A long list of personal names is presented, including Cooper Owen Crow and Arnold P Douthit among many others. The fragment also mentions Misses Maud Coogee Ellen Johnson Blanch Carter Mabell Baird and several initials. The context and article purpose remain unclear from the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Lewis
Louis Resumwaneer
S. P. Smith
Bill Swenson
C. H. Strauss
W. B. Tayman
C. F. Upshaw
Allen Wimbich
B. N. Wiseley
D. A. Bandeen
Harry Yates
D. T. Perkins
W P. Lyles
W. M. Hart
Budley Raines
Fleet Shepard
L. M. York
Frank Peckham
Gordon Haynes
R. B. Hills
R. Debyne
George Zachary
Misses Maud Coogee
Ellen Johnson
Blanch Carter
Mabell Baird
Wesley Bible Class Banquet Honors Welcome Sign Dedication
The Wesley Adult Bible Class of St. John's Methodist Church hosted a banquet for husbands and friends to dedicate a welcome sign on the Avoca highway. Rev. C. L. Cartwright spoke, with toasts by Mrs Terry and Mr Cartwright. Musical numbers and a three course banquet followed, enjoyed by over one hundred attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley
St. John’s Methodist Church
Avoca
C. L. Cartwright
St. John's Methodist Church
I. H. Terry
Mre
L. W. Johnson
Jim McCulloch
Mre. W. P. Moore
Alice Terry
Lilian Terry
Carl Carlton
Holland Griggs
Inez Meeker
Sarah Upshaw
Widespread Bridge Party Honors Mrs Seward Guest
Mrs Budley Raines hosted a Monday bridge gathering in honor of Mrs Lee Seward of Brown com. Orchid and yellow decor complemented silver larkspur and sunflowers while salads with olives and chips were served. High honors went to Mrs H H Pennington with Mrs Hen Ray taking the high cut prize.
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Budley Raines
Bridge
Lee Seward
Brown. Com
H. H. Pennington
Hen Ray
James Victor Nelson
Wace
Bob Inglieh
McCamey
John McGaughey
Winters
Jack Nance
Abilene
Harkersmith
Henry Andrews
L. F. Metz
L. M. Hardy
John King
FE. P. Bunkley
J. W. Puckett
Arnold Douthit
George Zachary
H H. Pennington
Cowen Crow
Harry Bounds
Dayle Middleton
F .W. Pecham
R. E. Hall
R. R. Baird
A. J. Bell
B. P. Davenport
Dorothy Harlan
Blanch Carter
Sue Morrow and Frank Ramey Entertain
Sue Morrow and Frank Ramey entertained with a lawn party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morrow Monday evening. Green yellow and white decor featured on the refreshment plate with an ice course. Corsages of daisies and cedar were given. guest list included Margery Burrow Spur Bernice Rosenwasser Clara Mae Jones Elizabeth Wisefey La Nelle Austin Mary Helen Carter Jannette Boston Peggy Elliott Tom Upshaw Parker Gardner Cecil Lannom Frederick Stewart Owen Davis Johnnie Frank Williams Jack Moore and John Earl Bounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Morrow
Frank Ramey
Frank Morrow
Margery Burrow of
Spur
Bernice Rosenwasser
Clara Mae Jones
Elizabeth Wisefey
la Nelle Austin
Mary Helen Carter
Jannette Boston
Peggy Eliott
Tom Upshaw
Parker Gardner
Cecil Lannom
Frederick Stewart
Owen Davis
Johnnie Frank Williams
Jack Moore
John Earl Bounds
Happiness Is Found Within Not By Wealth Or Fame
The essay argues happiness is not purchased by money or fame. It cites Hawthorne and common sayings, noting happiness eludes pursuit and arrives when we are open and content. A right attitude, unselfish service, and living for something higher draw happiness toward us.
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Hawthorne
Discreet Girl Feels Targeted by Landlady Rumors
Sarah argues with Ethel about a landlady spreading scandalous claims. She refuses to challenge the charges directly, calling herself not fool enough to dare a proof, per Pathfinder Magazine.
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Sarah
Ethel
Pathfinder Magazine
Why of Superstitions Em aere In New York
Communication to the American Folk-Lore Society discusses a New York State belief that a funeral procession should not cross a river on the way to burial. The note links the idea to classical myths and the ancient view of the soul hovering near the body until sepulture.
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Baldwineville
N. Y
Aeneas
Cocytus
Patroclus
Hades
New York State
Plains of Troy
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Strange Book Handling Schemes Lose The Reader
A Brookline Eagle item lists odd ideas for book storage and disposal including placing volumes in bank vaults, binding cheap editions, secret walls, cactus covers, Chinese-printed works, and desert island burying with a destroyed chart. The tone lampoons impractical hoarding and secret safekeeping methods.
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Brookisn Eagle
Camp Fire Girls Sale Set At Rose Shop Saturday
See Camp Fire Girls will have rum mage sale at Rose Shop Saturday June 14. The notice mentions Farmall Windshields Brazelton Lumber Company as context in this readable fragment.
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Brazelton Lumber Company
Camp Fire
Rose Shop
Community Socials And Illnesses In Bunker Hill Area
Bunker Hill residents hosted weekend gatherings at multiple homes including the Woffords Teichelmans Neinasts Schoenerstedts and Spitzers. Ervin Newton from Sagerton district was moved to Stamford Sanitarium after blood transfusions and an upcoming operation. Neighbors helped plow Ervin Newton's feed crop using a Case tractor and Farmalls with multiple plows.
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Ollie Wofford
Charlie Teichelman
Bernece
James
G. W. Neinast
Verione Neinast
August Teichelman
Leavitt
E. J. Boedeker
Fred Spitzer
Lagerton
Mamie Schoenerstedt
Lena
Fred
Evelyn Schoenerstedt
Suter
Willie
Old Glory
Fred Nierdieck
Sagerton
Anton
Clarence
Gene Teichelman
Walter
Alfred
Junior Neiast
Ervin Newton
Stamford
Erwin
W. W. Newton
J. A. Hilcher
St. Paul's
Luther League of
Ed Newton
Mr. Ramm
Herman Nauert
Farmall
Literary letter on suburban study groups and culture
A reader vents about suburban women forming study groups yet not supporting themselves, preferring self reading. The writer mocks cultural pretensions and laments reliance on others for thought, contrasting with books as affordable amusement.
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Tee
Fred Barton
Coprrieht
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Margaret Schaeffer
Telephone
Billie Perkins
Gordon Haynes, Jr
C. E. Bunkley
Billie Swenson
Harry Lee Haynes
Charles Brownfield
Joe William Astin
Mary Ray
Majore Hille
Robert Inglish
eCamey
Tayman
American Legion Hall
T. H. Barwiee
Electra
A. M. Conant
Nacoma Laswell
Alcove Stamford
RCA Photophone
Ramon Novarro
Navarro
Buster
Keaton
Anita Page
Robert Montgomery
Gwen
Loraine Folley
Cencon
Dallas Southard
Lorhkine Folley
Larkepur
Glad Tolus
Mre. Southard
Mise Adeil Baker
Frances Feey
Ryth Ih Llarhice
F. E. Hudson
John Day
Hamlin
Mabel Baird
Sue Cents
Inglish
Lee Sewan Brownwood
Miss Hortence Hall
Mesdames
B. H. Baird
Steve Bennett
Margeryome
G. C. Carothers
iCarter
A. R. Clark
Monarch
Luna
Rainbo
B. H. Baird & Sons
Mrs
Fay Williams
R. R. Robertson
Ray Williams
E. B. Harrison
J. H. Hamblen
Butternut Street
Harley Goble
Cisco
Barney Johnson
Wells Avenue
Robertson
Fieet National Bank
Baker- Hanna Brothers
Kes Am
George Arliss
George Arties
Vitaphone
Talkies
Disraeli
By Leonard A. Barrett
Usion
U. A. Garrett
H. Irving King
Bunker Hill
Geen
Gallc A
Vice
Joe D
California
Nichols
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