Miss Lewellyn Marries Horton In Electra Wedding
Miss Myrtle Gene Lewellyn and Dwight H. Horton were married at 6 30 p m by Rev I P Kopp at his South Mesquite home witnessed by Carl Lewellyn, Miss Pelete Fancher and B Parr. The bride, daughter of Mrs M E Lewellyn, plans to move to Indianapolis with her new husband after a brief stay in Electra. He came from Indianapolis where he ran a grocery business. They will drive to Indianapolis to establish their home.
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Myrtle Gene Lewellyn
Dwight H. Horton
Electra
I. P. Kopp
Central Christian Church
South Mesquite Street
Carl Lewellyn
Pelete Fancher
B. ¥. Parr
Seymour
M. E. Lewellyn
West Wilbarger Street
Willsboro
Horton
Indianapolis
Mrs Ferebee Honored At Shower By Mess Wafer
Mrs Claude Ferebee, newlywed, received a miscellaneous shower at Miss Winnie Wafer’s Nabers street home. Guests registered gifts and recipes, enjoyed a musical program, and watched the bride receive a flood of presents amid fern and pink chrysanthemum decor. Fifty guests shared a salad course. anne Bennett, the bride, was formerly Miss Anne Bennett.
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Claude Ferebee
Winnie Wafer
Nabers Street
Homer Rogers
Didh
Misseseres
Dorothy Rogers
Mary Jennette Bennett
Ferevee
Anne Bennett
Doans Rebekahs Elect Officers at Wednesday Meeting
Mrs Myrtle Watts was elected noble grand at the Doans Rebekahs lodge regular meeting held at the Odd Fellow hall. Miss Mamie McCaleb was chosen vice grand and Mrs Lucy Hamilton secretary with Co F Doan treasurer. Myrtle Eatman will represent at the March Fort Worth state meeting with Lena Wilson as alternate. installation set for January 1.
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Myrtle Watts
Doans Rebekal Lodge
Odd Fellow Hall
Mamie McCaleb
Lucy Hamilton
F. Doan
Myrtle Eatman
Fort Worth
Lena Wilson
Mrs Reger Hosts Delphian Society Meeting
Mrs. Howard Reger of Witbarger Street entertained the Delphian Society on Wednesday afternoon with a Belgium Holland and Spain themed lesson led by Miss Ethel Haney. Fourteen members attended and a salad course was served.
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Delphian Society
Howard Reger
Witbarger Street
Ethel Haney
Belgium
Holland
Spain
Christmas Bridge Social at Mrs Russell’s on Olive Street
Mrs Lutz and Mrs Russell hosted a Wednesday bridge party at Mrs Russell’s Olive Street home. Five tables competed with Mrs Roy Martin winning high score for a silk negligee, while Mrs J A Robinson received a budoir cap. Christmas decor graced the house and a salad course followed. Fresh dates in bulk 25 cents per pound at Candyland. Pete.
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John Lutz
Fred Russell
Russell
Olive Street
Roy Martin
J. A. Robinson
Candyland
Pete
Community Notes From Vernon County Weekend Gatherings
Saturday rain and a cold night gave way to a damp Sunday as Mrs. Monte Goins and a Burkburnett friend visited Mrs. Sallie Warner. Electra families and locals enjoyed visits, parties, and shared meals. Melvin Cowan’s illness improved. several Vernon residents hosted or traveled for social events and church gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Goins
Burkburnett
Sallie Warner
Charles Lvovac
Electra
F. Dean
Bert Capps
Steedman
Olda
Vernon
Frank Wilson
Warner
Elmer Owens
Stanley
Edd Armstrong
Neal
Cyril Slappey
Cowan
McCateb
Mable Igon
Dean
J. C
Wilson
J. K. Harrison
R. A. Keatanon
Alex Ross
Bazaar by Baptist church planned in Farmers State Direc tors room
The Baptist church women plan a two day bazaar in the directors room of Farmers State Bank Friday and Saturday December 7 and 8. Fancy work pies cakes candy bread and chicken will be sold and Christ mas tree candles from Candyland will be offered. Miss Annah Jo Pendleton recovering after Fort Worth operation reports say. Also listed: Wanted second hand furniture and shoes from Vaughn Mercantile Co. West Maiden St. 85-tfe
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Ladies of the Baptist Church
Farmers State
Vaughn Mercantile Co
West Maiden St
Tfe
Mrs Seh Ingram Visit Ends After Mundy Trip
Mrs Seh Ingram and her children returned Wednesday from Mundy where they had been visiting relatives.
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Seh Ingram
Mundy
Red River News School Opens With Notable Visitors
The Red River News notes Monday school start with Miss Eva Nettles as principal and Miss Aline Arnol assisting. It lists Monday visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Lee Crownover, Mrs. Lucy Killough, Mrs. M. & McCollum, Mr. W. S. Wyatt, and Pr N. McDougal, plus Cass Shaw and M. S. McCollum. Wednesday visitors included Tl. M. McDougal, Frank McDougal, and WH. N. McDougal to J. C. Johnston. Also an appeal to order Xmas trees from Puckett Brothers with limited supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Nettles
Aline Arnol
Lee Crownover
Lucy Killough
M. & McCollum
W. S. Wyatt
N. McDougal
Cass Shaw
M. S. McCollum
Tl. M. McDougal
Frank McDougal
WH. N. McDougal
J. C. Johnstom
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Claim
Catarrhal deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube lining.Inflammation causes rumbling or hearing loss. reducing it may protect hearing. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is promoted as effective for over forty years.Sold by druggists F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. TO-4te Fri
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
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Vatherine V
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Otto Malm
Chicago
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Delxon Company
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Katherine
Doass News
L. A. Spear
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Tence
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Neal Slapper
Wixie Harrison
Misses Jewell
Ruby Adair
Alva Harrison
Thelma Harmon
Claudie Cantrell
Inez Irgon
Melvin Cowan
Ross
C. F. Dean
Tidus Holland
Harrison
Prof. Shultz
Jaille Marr
J.T. Marr
Fargo
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Jewel
Thelma Fatman
Dan Briscoe
R. Harrison
Rayland
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TY. D. Armstrong
D. Harrison
D. Stowe
Lee Armstrong
H. F. McKibbin
Annah Jo Pendleton
RED River News
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Lloyd
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Madras
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