Social Calendar Notes From Local Clubs
The Woman's club meets with Mrs Alf Hills today. Mrs H C Rodgers hosts the Tuesday Bridge Club this afternoon. The Musicians Club choral division meets tomorrow morning at 9 30 at the Methodist church. The Musicians club gathers Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Methodist church. Mrs J S Cook entertains the 1921 Bridge club today at Mrs W Bailey's home.
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The
Woman's Club
Alf Hills
8. C. Rodgers
Musician’s Club
Methodist Church
Musicians’ Club
J. S. Cook
8. W. Bailey
Miss Thomas Hosts Friday Bridge Club Social
Miss Harriet Thomas of Wilharger Street hosted the Friday Bridge Club on a Friday afternoon. Rose tinted sweet peas themed the favors and place cards, with Mrs. Dee Norwood winning high score and receiving a hand embroidered luncheon set. A salad course was served at the close.
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Harriet Thomas
Wilharger Street
Friday Bridge Club
Dee Norwood
Mrs Byrd Honored At Mrs Lisman's Shower In Wheeler Street
Mrs Frank Byrd, about to depart for New Mexico, was honored at a Saturday afternoon shower at Mrs Bert Lisman's Wheeler street home. Guests played bridge and forty two, with high score winning Mrs A F Swartwood a box of stationery. The honoree received lingerie and household linens as gifts, and a salad course was served.
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Frank Byrd
New Mexico
Bert Lisman
Wheeler Street
A. Fh. Swartwood
Musicians Club to Meet at Methodist Church
The Musicians' club will meet tomorrow afternoon at 8 o'clock in the Methodist church with Mrs H Nichols as leader. The program includes Mendelssohn pieces, piano solos by Enid McCarroll, violin solos by Prof. Paul Goetze, talks on Mendelssohn, vocal duets by Mrs A H Murchison and Mrs B A Vernon, a paper on literacy and artistic achievements, and various choruses and solos.
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Musicians’ Club
Methodist Church
H. Nichols
Mendelssohn
Enid McCarroll
Paul Goetze
J. O. Rouse
Tut Colley
Harriet Thomas
P. Ingram
A. H. Murchison
E. L. Keltz
John Brown
Maybelle and
Georgia Castlelury
M. Noland
W. D. Berry
Sone
Friday Forty-Two Club Meeting With Mrs Cole
Mrs L C Cole hosted the Friday Forty-Two club at the home of Mrs R O Brown on Barger Street. Guests Mrs L C Bakle and Mrs J G Sherman attended as club members admired Valentine decorations and color scheme.
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Cole
L. C. Cole
R. O. Brown
Barger Street
L. C. Bakle
J. G. Sherman
Democratic Convention Meeting Weekend With Isiac Willight
The item notes the Democratic National Convention will meet over the weekend with Isiac Willight. Crowell visitors R L Jordan Laura Allen and daughter Rouge visited Friday. Bill Jordan remains in hospital with typhoid fever a back set from overexertion is suspected. Mrs H D Tennyson and Mrs Chancey Pauckett attended a Victor Artists show in Wichita Falls Thursday night at the Palace Theater.
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Isiac Willight
R. L. Jordan
Laura Allen
Rouge
Crowell
Bill Jordan
H. D. Tennyson
Chancey Pauckett
Wichita Falls
Victor
Palace Theater
Dining Club Close of Games Event Names Attendees
Scheme was carried out in the delicious menu served at the close of the games. The following club members were present Mesdames A Allison R L Castlebury B S Rh Crim Paul Goetze Bradford T Hancock WW Henry J P King W S Lis J W McCrary A P Morris H Y Witts George Robinson BE M Rogers J H FE Young Pr J Reed and J A Harrington.
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Mesdames A. Allison
R. L. Castlebury
Rh. Crim
Paul Goetze
Bradford T Hancock
WW. Henry
J. P. King
W. S. Lis
W. McCrary
A. P. Morris
H. Y. Witts
George Robinson
BE. M. Rogers
J. H. FE. Young
Pr. J. Reed
J. A. Harrington
PTA Meeting Planned by Okaunion Chapter at High School
The Parent-Teacher Association of Okaunion will meet Thursday afternoon at the high school building. All members are requested to attend.
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Parent-Teacher Association of Okaunion
Oelock
Rayland News brief central family notices and visits
Thomas Greenhouse three year old son of Ed Greenhouse of Wheeler died at his grandmother Mrs F P T Mears home. Burial was at Tha m cemetery Wednesday. The family returned Friday. Ida Singleton of Enid visited relatives here last week. Hold Gunn and daughter Marie were Vernon visitors Monday. Lee Jordan and daughters Leaet ta and Mrs Santa Alen visited in Vernon Tuesday. Irene Jordan was on the sick list last week. Royal Neighbors met at the Hall Friday night. Mrs F T Mears and sons Tom and Bud visited R L Jordan Friday night. Kincheloe boys played basketball at Antelope Friday afternoon and Antelope scored thirty to Kincheloe zero. Mr and Mrs Jake Roberts visiting in Ben Roberts home. Mr and Mrs Guy Paschall visited Paschall's parents. J H Kincheloe and Claudia Paschall visits. Billie Moon Vernon visitor Friday. Clay Crabtree Vernon visited Friday. Walter Lamson returned Friday from Denton. Miltie Dale Earl Davis and Walter Lawson visited Antelope school Friday. Fred Goodman of Merregaret visited community last week. Archie Lawrence of Fargo spent...
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Thomas Greenhouse
Ed Greenhouse
Wheeler
FP. T. Mears
Tham
Ida Singleton
Enid
Okla
Hold Gunn
Marie
Vernon
Lee Jordan
Leaetta
Santa Alen
Irene Jordan
F. T. Mears
Tom and
Bud
R. L. Jordan
Kincheloe Boys
Antelope
Kincheloe
Jake Roberts
Ben Roberts
Guy Paschall
Miltie Dale
Earl Davis
Walter Lawson
Fred Goodman
Mérrgaret
Archie Lawrence
Fargo
Novelist Denies Being Love Thief in NYC
Nina Wilcox Putnam Sanderson, noted novelist, emphatically denies Mrs. Gertrude Bassett of Madison Conn. her charges that Sanderson stole Bassett’s husband Ellsworth Bassett and urged divorce so she could wed the former clam digger now her business representative. A Providence court vacated a previous divorce from Robert J. P. Sanderson on a two year living-without-spouse requirement question. Adrian Eilsworkb noted as a child in the family.
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Nina Wilcox Putnam Sanderson
New York City
Gertrude Bassett
Madison
Busse
Chile
Adrian
Milner Seeks County Commissioner Post in Precinct 2
Willunger County farmer T J Milner announces candidacy for County Commissioner in Precinct 2 subject to the Democratic primary in July. A long time resident and former road overseer he pledges fair representation of all precincts and efficient, economical county management.
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T. J. Milner
Milner
ISO
Accentalie
Sudan Business Visits Highlight Local Ties
M. Hardison and Joe Parker spent the week in Sudan on business. T. Herring of Amarillo who leads the Herring National Bank of Vernon was in town last week on business.
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M. ¥. Hardison
Joe Parker
Sudan
T. Herring
Amarillo
The
Herring National Bank of
Vernon
Long Time Resident Announces Today for Public Weigher
Newt Prost announces today for the office of public weigher under the Democratic primaries. A twenty five year county resident, he lives in Farmers Valley and farms in Lockett. He plans to meet voters personally, runs on one plank to make the county an honest and square weigher and to handle business in a businesslike manner.
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N. Tb
Newt
Prost
Frost
Farmers Valley
Lockett
Miss Thelma Stephenson Weds John V Glenn in Vernon
Thelma Stephenson and John V Glenn of Gallup New Mexico married by Justice T J Griffiths at his Vernon home Saturday night at 830. The bride’s brother and sister and J Sherrard witnessed. They will reside in New Mexico with the bride’s Bourland community family. Mrs R B Miller of Stratford visiting G H Rickie. Thelma Toll Louise Baird Morgan Lindsey and Cody Austin went to Wichita Falls to hear the Victor Artists.
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Thelma Stephenson
John V. Glenn
Gallup
New Mexico
T. J. Griffiths
Vernon
J. Sherrard
Bourland
Thelma Toll
Louise Baird
Morgan Lindsey
Cody Austin
Wichita Falls
Victor
Swartwood Rhoads Operation Report Amid Wet Conditions
Mrs. H E Rhoads underwent an operation today at a local sanitarium. The condition after the procedure is reported as satisfactory. Stone and monument work advertised by A J Roberts and American Coal 611 offers delivery citywide.
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H. HE. Rhoads
Parent-Teachers Group Meeting Noted By High School
The high school division of the Parent-Teacher Association announces a meeting for Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock. All members are requested to be present. Miss Maude Ross of Russell's has gone home to Odell for a month's rest. Wanted clean cotton rags at the Record office.
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Parent-Teacher Association
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Stanford Whits
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Rayland News
Gertrude P.gassett
Willunger County
Thanner
Miss Stephenson
R. B. Miller
Stratford
G. H. Richie
Tn American Coal
A. Rh. Swartwood
A. J. Roberts
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Cardus
Daddy
Southwestern Bell Tererrions Co
Bo Wees
White Rose Cafe
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Bhae. Ay’s Murr
Detroit
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LPL Motor
Gommany
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Vernon, Texas
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