Mission Theatre Promises First Troupe This Week
The Citizen announces the first troupe to visit Clayton for a series of entertainments at Mission Theatre. Fowler of Bone Construction guides seating, scenery, and stage setup while Earle manages projector installation under Herzstein. The new theater features accessible aisles and a reserved front section, with a popular company scheduled for the debut week.
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Mission Théatre
Fowler
Bone Construction Company
Earle
Herzstain
Mission Theatre
Clayton
Leap Year Dance Delights Town Youth at Palmer Hall
A lively Leap Year Dance followed by refreshments drew many young residents to Palmer Hall on Saturday night. The event featured numerous local ladies and guests, with Punch served throughout and praise for the well attended gathering.
Methodist Notes Morning and Evening Services
Sunday school at 10 00 with morning sermon titled Introducing Men to Christ. Evening service at 7 30 features The Unconscious Tragedy as the topic presented by Pastor Rev Author Gaines.
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Christ
Gaines
The Power of Advertising in Public Life
The article argues publicity shapes modern society and global events. It likens ad campaigns to nation actions and asserts advertising's value as essential, comparing it to lighting factories and communicating state pleas through the press. It contends publicity could have altered diplomacy and prevented war if used widely.
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Europe
Obituary notes and wedding in Clayton area column
The week’s notices report Henry Rose’s son’s death near Des Moines from pneumonia and returning burial in Kansas, a second child Edna Fairchilds dying of heart failure after diphtheria with funeral at Greedy, and James Evans wedding to Emma Evans in Oklahoma with a farm future.
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Henry
Monay
Mn Miller
Emmet
Mack
Jesus
Arthur Hoy Fairchilids
Thomas
J. Q. Herrin
Clayton
The
Baptist Church
1. C. C. F. Lodge
Lodge
Fairchilds
Sawyer
Kans
Marline
Kansas
James Evans
J. M. James
Oklahoma
Emma Evans
Mount Dora
W. C. Rose
James
Alfalfa
Evans
Grooms Fine
First Socialist Lecture Draws Notable Crowd
The Socialist Lecture last Sunday drew a sizeable audience. The speaker, known for his nationwide reputation and past actions, held influence beyond party popularity, drawing interest from a city of many thousands.
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Srogin Urose
Lin
Home Economies Club February meeting at the school house
The Home Economies Club schedules a February 12 meeting at the school house with roll call on stale bread in diet and bread value, yeast kinds and effects, flour quality and gluten, kneading and mixing methods, baking and cooling, and how to know good bread. Judges named. contestants invited. Clayton and local vendors offer small-quantity sales and contest bread deadlines noted.
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Gill
Miss Hutchings
Hering
Kerlin
Yale
Howard
Artie Dean
Pyle
Weber Grocery Co
Gayton Milling Co
Barnhart Grocery Co
Clayton
Graham
Girls Five Hundred Club Reorganizes After Year End
The Girls Five Hundred Club met last Wednesday with Miss Wilma Hardin. Guests included Miss Julia Wooten of Chickasha Oklahoma and Miss Lillian Beasley of Yoakum Texas. Wendla Eklund won favor and Miss Wooten received guest prize. A luncheon followed as the club, led by Miss Hardin, voted to reorganize with new members Inez and Vendla Eklund Mary Mansker Helen Mansker Maud Har Sadie Herzstein Goldie Spring Hallie Exum Lucile Snyder Mrs. McFadden and Mrs Osborn.
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Palmer Hall
Misses Maude
Will Hr
Lucilé
Emma Snyder
Helen Mungker
Inez
Wendielund
Sadie Herzstein
Edna Stevena Wolford
Helen Rayburn
Ina Diles
Floyd Bristol
Mabel Messenger
Ethel Stewart
Virgie Hilson
Kitta Mae Levall
Hallie Exum
Lillian Beasley
Julia Wooten
Mesdames Pace
Kithm
McFadden
T. Wolford
W. L. McVay
Walton Snyder
Odie Erskine
Chester Kiser
Roger Crawford
Leonard Herzstein
J.T. Webb
F. C. Blue
H. G. McFadden
Dale Charlton
Dick Sparks
Charlie Hammond
Carl Jenkins
Harold Reeves
Tom Wolford
Girls Five Hundred
Wilma Hardin
Chickasha
Oklahoma
Yoakum
Texas
Wendla Eklund
Miss Wooten
Miss Hardin
Railroad meeting highlights town needs and freight rates
The Colorado and Southern railroad, the Corporation Commission, and local officials met with Clayton business leaders at Pattier hall to discuss freight rates and town needs. Participants urged broader turnout, cited street crossing safety, a new depot, station repairs, track scales, and better cooperation for future talks.
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Corporation Commission
Colorado and Southern Railroad
Pattier Hall
Clayton
Withal
Baptist Services Sunday February Sunday School Sermon
J Q Herrin pastor leads Gospel services with sermon themed Salvation Alone Through Christ. Mrs F O Beatty to lead Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 90 oclock. Sunday School and All Things Open headline reflect church schedule on Sunday.
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Aston
F. O. Beatty
J. Q. Herrin
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Mission Theater
John H. Fahey
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Home Economies Club
Rees
Railroad Meeting
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