Simmons College to Join University Class in West Texas
Simmons University emerges from Simmons College as the West Texas institution expands. The campus on forty acres houses nine buildings including a large auditorium and science facilities, with a $1 million plant and near $500,000 endowment. Enrollment reached 1,268 last year and is expected to rise. The thirty-fourth annual session begins September 76 with a faculty of 42 Christians guiding hundreds of students from the region.
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Simmons University
College
University Cliss
Simmons
Great West
Simmons College
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O. H. Cooper
J. PD. Sanderer
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Winnie
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Gravely Ill Barbara Ge Marr Reported in Los Angeles
Barbara Ge Marr of the Seventh Day Adventist service is gravely ill in Los Angeles from a throat infection and other troubles. She has lost about one hundred pounds in weight.
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Barbara Ge Marr
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Los Angeles
Vernon Boy Wins High Point at Boulder Event
Vernon Farrell son of Mr and Mrs C J Farrell spent the summer in Boulder. He won high point honors at a Chautauqua event, receiving a silver loving cup at a banquet. Musicians from the club joined the cantata Rose Garden. Vernon visitors report an exceptionally good time. 46 Vernon people attended the recent colony event.
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Ray Farrell
C.J. Farrell
Boulder
Pied Bay
Chautanqula
Vernon
Plenie
Veron
Vernon Boy Eleas Eleven Grand Parents
In Wilharger county a local boy earns a quirky distinction as relatives surround him. The 15 month old Prank Moore Blood, son of Frank Hood and wife, is said to have eleven grandparents and great grandparents listed from both paternal and maternal sides. Residents named include Hood, Stafford, Clark, Clay, and Clark families across the county with one residing in Canada.
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Wilharger
Weil
Htstiweek Goerman
Prank Moore
Frank Hood
Gerand
HW. A. Hood
James Stafford
Jot Wilson Visits Vernon on Wichita Falls Business
Jot Wilson of Wichita Falls spent Monday in Vernon on business engagements and meetings with local contacts.
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Jot Wilson
Wichita Falls
Vernon
Returnees and hires noted in local items
Veo Ida Baker returns from Fort Wayne visit and is met in Oklahoma City by Mrs JD Jones. Miss Mardie Bee Walker comes back from Mission Monday as her father W A Walker plans the family’s return. M J Creemer of Dallas, formerly with Adolphus Hotel barber shop, joins King & Pyle in the Basement shop.
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Veo
Ida Baker
Fort Wayne
Ind
Oklahoma City
JD. Jones
Mardie Bee Walker
Mission
W. A. Walker
M. J. Creemer
Dallas
Adolphus Hotel
King & Pyle
Electra Families Visit Colley Green House
Veo and Mrs Hugh Davis and Mr and Mrs L M Brown of Electra spent Sunday with their parents Mr and Mrs Ed A Samuel. Presi cuts flowers and blooming plants at Colley Green House on S20 Texas Street with phone 559.
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Veo
Hugh Davis
L. M. Brown
Electra
Ed A. Samuel
Presi
Colley Green House
Texas Street
Hooper's Tetter-Rem scalp treatment ad
An old advertisement claims dandruff is a germ disease causing baldness and promotes Hooper's Tetter Rem as a guaranteed scalp remedy. It advises washing with hot water and soap, drying, applying the product, and steaming the head, with barber referrals and price points 75 cents and 1.50.
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Hooper
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Wess. Ree
East Texas
Basil Johnson
Cleburne
Jolson
FH. A. Samuel
New York Herald
Finmarion
McCormick-Deering
Weber Wagons
West Pease Street
Willie Dooley
W. B. Smith
Smith
Ep. M. Haney
Barbara TA Marr
Vernon Boy
Elas
Vernon Drug Store
Turner Electric Company
General Electric
Dodge Brothers
Dodge Brothers Incorporated
Meg Allien
East Side Square
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