The Bandolero At Pieterian Theater Next Week
Tom Mix headlines a double feature with The Bandolero at Pieterian, showing Monday and Tuesday. The other film Oh You Tony presents a Western tale of a cowhand in Washington, with suspense and romance throughout, ending in a bright, upbeat finale.
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Bandelero
Tom Terriss
Dig
Pranagement
Spain
Tom Mix
Tony
Washington
Tom
Mix
Plains
Arizona
Don W. Lee
Alg
Slystone
Big Musical Revue To Play To Packed House Here Tonight
Local engagement of Flashes of the Great White Way is set for Vernet Theater tonight with The Shreve Mart. The theater updated stage equipment for full presentation and previews praise the show as a major box office attractor. A Beeneokouridge visitor, Dick Bowers, stopped to see his mother before heading to Watlington.
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Vernet Theater
Prickent House
Shreve Mart
Unis
Mary
Ene
Dick Bowers
Beoeekouridge
Vernon
Mather
Tid Hoeckersiaith
Watlington
Mrs Ressell Hosts Women’s Club on Tuesday
Mrs Fred Russell entertained the Women’s Club Tuesday afternoon at her South Main Street home. With Mrs Blair absent, Mrs 1 2B McCurdy presided. A Cuba and Porto Rico essay was read, Columbus and His Works discussed, and The Sugar Bowl of the World presented. Members named for library book censorship duties. Assistant hostesses served a salted tea. Services listed for the Methodist Church including Sunday school and revival plans.
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Fred Russell
South Maintree
C. M. Blair
McCurdy
Cuba
Porto Rica
11. Perhune
Columbus
M. J. Bareh
Leon Brown
Baker News Roundup and School Program Notice
Local Baker community notes a school program by Baker select pupils planned for February 27 at the Lorkett schoolhouse. The column lists many residents visiting relatives, church events, rainfall relief, and ongoing farm life plus a hair salon ad.
Mrs Bell Returns Home From Dallas Hospital
Mrs. T. B. Bell, long treated at Baptist hospital in Dallas, has been moved to her mother Mrs Legit Kink’s home and is reported to be recovering slowly.
Rebekahs To Meet In Weekly Lodge Session
The rural Rebekah lodge will meet tonight at the Pettow hall. A change of by laws now requires weekly meetings instead of twice monthly as in the past.
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Rebekah
Mrs Lon Winn Heads for Medical Treatment
Mrs Lon Winn leaves Wednesday night for Callas to receive medical treatment accompanied by Miss Rebeccs Craw and Mrs A B Davis.
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Lon Winn
Rebeccs Craw
Davis
Callas
Fort Worth Freight Agent Recovers After Poison Incident
J. Steele of Fort Worth, general freight agent of the Munsco, arrived on business Thursday and suffered an attempt of poisoning but remained able to return to his home Thursday night.
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J. Steele
Fort Worth
Munsco
Past Matrons Club Hostess Plans Bow Creek Outing
Mrs Meat King of Flaunin street hosted the Past Matrons club of the Eastern Star as the Rain Bow Girls advisory board met. They discussed taking the girls to Medicine Park in June with Mrs Bernice Blanton inviting chaperones. Next month the club meets with Mrs Rena M Watts. Dever Wilson returned from Dallas after attending the State Convention of Prefie Mutual Life Insurance agents.
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Meat King
Flaunin Street
Fastern Star
The
Rainbow Girls
Medicine Park
Bernice Blanton
Eastern Stars
George Washington
Rena M. Watts
Paradise Street
Dever Wilson
Dallas
Prefie Mutual Life Insurance
Delphian Club Hosts Miss Minnie King in Wilbarger Street
Delphians gather with hostess Miss Minnie King of Wilbarger Street on Wednesday. Roy Small of Wichita Falls attended on business yesterday.
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Delphians
Minnie King
Wilbarger Istreet
Ineen
Delphian Club
Roy Small
Wichita Falls
Local residents seek health updates amid illnesses
Charley Vomuie of Tonkawa Oklahoma was a guest of Mrs R L Castlebury while W E Bradley returned to Olney yesterday after a visit with his family. The little daughter of RK G Gussley Harrold underwent ton sil removal at a local sanitarium this week. Castlebury remains quite ill with influenza.
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Charley Vomuie
Tonkawa
Okla
R. L. Castlebury
W. E.bradley
Olney J
RK. G. Gussley Harrold
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Los Pitas
Pictorivm
Mack Sennett
Ralph Graves
Bandolero
Canero
Pedro de Cordoba
Renee Axdoree
Mrs. Ressell
Woman's Club
Lillian Newton
County Techiman
Hbrary
Mirek
Blair
J. Meliugh
Coblina
B. A. Hollar
le MeCurds
Bureh
Bad Ferguson
Methodist Church
L. Nilough
Tfa
Epworth
pTraver
Teh Yam
Winnan
Missionary Society
C. A. Bickley
Baker News
Homer
Hite of
Polbert
Mon Lay
A. T. Knowles
Homer Covelland
Harmonds
James Coveland
Ehern Davidson
Lockett Clmich
Pertiven
F. Wheeler
John Neeley
Cat Tackett
Munde Crowder
David Likely
Siguureck
John Takety
Her Davidson
Clarence Clarida
H. B. Clarida
Andy Paschall
Stecens
Miss Peart
Leslie Tess
Lisenbee Furniture Co
Swartwood Building
Marceller
Ada Dishman
Oklahoma City
Marcelling
Kine Beauty Shop
Dixon's Dept. Store
Rebekahs
Mes
King
Overland MotorCo
O. R. Key, Mer
Hasseler
White Garage
BUICK
Bob Crews, Mer
Kirsch
T. J. Youngblood
Castlebury
New Spring
McKibbin’s
Booterie
Perkins -Limberszake Company
Ckwear
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