Rotary meeting outlines duties for law students and centennial observance
Vernon lawyers led the Rotary gathering with a talk on the civil law career and courtroom system. Members approved supporting a statewide centennial observance for Texas first colony’s founding and sent greetings to district governor J Litener Stark at the Paiburgh convention.
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Rotars Clo R. PD. L. Killough
Vernon
Cuero Rotarians
Texas
Stephen F. Austin
B. F. Johnson
Rotary Club
J. Litener Stark
Paiburgh
Scotland
Mr. Stark
Mrs S W Bailey and Sess J L Murray Host Parties
Mrs S W Bailey and Miss J Murray entertained with a $2 party yesterday afternoon and a bridge party this afternoon at the Bailey Hotel. Seventeen yard tables formed a long row in a glassed room decorated with green, flowers, parasols, and streamers. Guests included a long list of ladies and gentlemen, with many assisting hostesses and guests joining the events.
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W. Bailey
J i. Murray
Bailey Hotel
Mary Anderson
Frances Ticks
Dan Bomar
Munger
L. G. Hawkins
Maurine Davis
Doris Waller
Mixa Tots Me Gaughy
Dorothy Piner
Anna Bailey
Esdames
FE. Fisher
Buchanan WH. Huggins
Herbert Thompson
Christian
Fred Thompson
Me Gaughy
J.C. Dulles
Willie B. Waller
C. P. Smith
Emmet Piper
Wie Baker
Hale Davis
Bob Coffee
J. G. Sherman
Ty A. Youngblood
C. Farrell
A. TH. Murchison
Y P. Lisman
J. Ui. Pendleton
So. Lierd
Wo c.Tolson
A. T. Roger
W. 0. Anderson
W. A. Isi
FM. Rogers
T. Robinson
J. wWilliaims
R.A. Nichole Chiattinees Greene
Horace Westmoreland
Clara Coney
J. al Lucky
A.S. Davis
Misses Rose Bilmann
Aan Bail
Mesdaimes Ty Munger
Ko 2
Hicks, Hubbard
Barry Colley
B.L. Massie
A.arowood
Cent Swartwood
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Wd A. Ne Vernon
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Social Event Attendees List With Refreshments Mentioned
A guest list includes Harry Mason Boger Walter Mc Caleb George Thirdin T EB Standifer Dan Sumuner Kelton Greever Frank Murchison and more. Fruit punch and an ice course with brick cream in pink and white were served to guests during arrivals and games with favors distributed.
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Boger
Harry Mason
Walter McCaleb
George Thirdin
T. EB. Standifer
Dan Sumuner
Kelton Greever
Frank Murchison
W. W. Bennett
Ray Zor
Boss Osbon
Delhi Houssets
Is. Lone
Albert J. Shepard
W. A. Schindler
Alice — Sueser
Mary Tom Sumner
Jess Jenkites
Neule Die
K Ribbin
Lillian Murchison
Veion Penny
Johnnie Mallow
Dramta Yoursblood
Oleta Youngblood
Rma Rhoads
Domalita Standifer
Robbie Standifer
Frances Hicks
Esther Swartwood
Mary Andersen
Oh Tandy Lady Mae Barber Returns to Birthplace
Clara Kimbell Young and Bebe Daniels star in a tale of love tested by past secrets as Rita Rooke, an actress, meets her former suitor William Pinch who is engaged to Miss Farrington. misunderstandings unfold before truth and reconciliation. Charles Chaplin's The Kid is praised for his dramatic turn and pathos, with the tramp finding the child he fathers on his doorstep.
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Bebe Daniels
Tandy
Mae Barber
Rita Rooke
William Pinch
Miss Farrington
Charles Chaplin
Chaplin
Charlie
Bass
Charlie Chaplin film scene and visiting relatives noted
The passage sketches a Chaplin style scene with the Kid and emotional separation, then shifts to local retail ads for new sport footwear and white Ramelots. It mentions Mr. Westmoreland visiting Mrs. Collins and a baby in Dallas, plus shop displays on West Paradise street.
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WH. BE. Westmoreland
Baby of
Dallas
J. F. Collins
West Paradise Street
Mr. Westmoreland
Mrs. Collins
June 3 Legal Holiday Observed in Nine States
The article notes June 3 as a legal holiday in Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina, Texas, and a U. S. territory. It traces Jefferson Davis’s life, his roles, and his influence on Confederate states rights, including his birth, political career, captivity, and death. It also mentions Tennessee’s Decoration Day and differences in states observing Memorial Day.
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of the Union
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Ceorgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
South Carolina
Texas
Fenerson Davis
Tih Yewsage
Jine
Jefferson Thvis
Boyn
Todd
Bentineks
Wenetz
Beetell
Leigh Abeestes
Tierne
Kentucky
Een University
Texington
West Point
Davis Marriet
Zachary Tavloy Yimgik
Davis
Stacy
Isis
Congress
Calhoun
Mexico
Mississippi Volunteers
Senate
Flo
Pierce
Tsa
Atust
Tewinville
Monroe
Jownalist
Horace Greeley
Gerrit, Smith
Memphis
Tenn
Beauvoir
Miss
New Orleans
Richwood
Jine Saso
Tennessee
Georga
North Carolina
Cars Bogged Near Oklaanion in Poor Road Report
An estimate from a traveler says up to twenty five automobiles are halted between Oklaanion and Harrold. The road conditions are described as nearly impassable.
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Oklaanion
Harrold
Dixon Store to Cut Arch Through Center Wall
An arch is being cut through the center wall of the Dixon Dry Tools Company building to improve communication between both sides of the store. The opening will provide more accommodations for patrons and clerks.
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Dixon Dry Tools Com Pany
Culbertson Improving After Appendectomy
M. C. Culbertson who had surgery for appendicitis at his West Wilbarger Street home is improving steadily with condition now reported entirely satisfactory.
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M. C. Culbertson
West Wilbarger Street
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