Colorado-Cal e Annual Medgeting Attended by Delegates
Colorado-Cal e annual Medgeting drew a large Colorado Gulf Highway Association delegation with C Walker and Dalhart officers elected. Miss Nettie Bartlett of Palham named president, J A Wikoff Kyten M and H E Jackson as vice presidents. board directors include Walker, Dalhart, Wikoff, Layton, Moore, and Jackson among others. Memphis and Clarendon sent delegations. convention noted progress on road conditions from Galveston to Denver with paving planned this year. Memphis provided entertainment and a band acted as official Colonaidos Gwf band. attendees toured the highway route with many visitors from Dalhart and the home office town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado-Gulf Highway Association
Walker
Layton
N. Mo
Jackson
Catorino Springs
Dial
Colorado Grif
Clarendon
Alvarado
Colonaidos Gwf
Dalhart
Eee Nichols
Vermon
Galiveston
Denver
Colo
Memphis
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Brownwood
Fair Grounds
Bowers to Meet Fink in Wichita Falls Ten Round Bout
Dick Bowers will clash with Frank Fink in a ten round bout at the Wichita Theater in Wichita Falls Thursday night. Bowers, rising fast, is a favorite in the area and eyes a standout exhibition, while Fink, recently active on the Pacific coast, has scored multiple knockouts and drew with Joe Haynes in a twelve round match.
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Meek Bowers
Keank Vink
Los Angeles
Wichita Theater
Wiehkaarts
Bowers
Wichita Falls
Towers
Winnkue
Las
Fink
Pacifia
Tie
United States
Bowergs
Anal
Iday
Fie
Joe Haynes
Day of Faith Coming to the Pictorium Feature
The Day of Faith a dramatic story with Arthur Somers Kowcl characters set in New York underworld. Jane Maynard, a society girl, pursues aid for the poor and becomes entangled with a deceptive enrolment plot. The film features tar and feathering scenes and a mob attack, praised as gripping and entertaining.
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Arthur Somers
Kocl
Dietorium
New York
Jane Maynard
Delong
Trendricks
Whimob
Amstell
Vio
Jodas Tayler
Siperd
Lamarette Mers Thipph
Vernon club girls thank Vernon people for park and support
The Record reprints a message from Club Girls and Mess Gunter thanking Vernon residents for use of the park for their event and praising local groups. It credits the Lions club, Ro Libertarians, Vernon Band, Chamber of Commerce, and mothers and chaperones for help and cooperation. Mrs Eugene Felix and Mrs W H Huggins attend.
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Gunter
Vernon
Srmitita Heart Hen
Larger
County
Nyseil
Lions
Rofarians
Vernon Band
Najer Ros
Chamber of Commerce
Parrish Visit Seen By Vernon Friends
Rex Parrish a former Vernon resident who has attended the University of Texas for three years was alive here Sunday with friends. He will be in Wallas today where he was employed during the summer. He plans to return here this fall and begin work next spring.
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Her Parrish
Rex Parrish
Vernon Her
University of Texas
Wallas
Wii
Sprlik
New High School Roof Progress Reported
Concrete work advances as lighting, plumbing, and heating lines go in. Front stone, boiler, and steel roof braces are in place while brick deliveries await arrival. building aims to be ready for fall term, with A B Keinlin noting ahead of schedule.
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Putin
A. B. Keinlin
Miss Swaretwood Hostess to Two Bridge Clubs
Esther Swartwood of Texas Street hosted Thursday and Friday bridge clubs. Five tables of guests attended. High club score won by Mrs. Tanber Webb. Miss Mary Anderson received a guest room deer knotker and other prizes plus a cooling salad and ice course.
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Esther Swircwood
Texas Street
Tanber Webb
Mary Anderson
Mire
Webb
Miss Anderson
Johnnie Mallow
E. J. McCarter
Joe Parker
S. ©. Rodgers
Harriett Thomas
Jan Bond
Hub Colley
H. B. Farrell
R. W. Ferrell
Dernice Lloyd
Myatt Napier
Mira
Luther Webb
Beulahead
C. 4. Armstrone
Katherine Waggoner
Kerosene Prices Boost Seed Purchases at Brown's Cash Grocery
At Brown's Cash Grocery a 5 gallon kerosene can be bought to aid seed storage and farm operations. The ad highlights price alerts for barrel purchases and encourages farmers to stock up ahead of planting season.
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Brown’s Cash Grocery
Mrs Lockett Honored At Bridge Shower Friday
Mrs M L Bonner hosted a bridge shower for Mrs Aubrey Lockett at her Bowie street home with roses larkspur and miniature bride ferns. Miss Doris Boger won high, Miss Mary Blackman consoled, gifts for honoree, one course served, guests listed including Miss Blackman Blackman Bower Dixon Cook Ladd Green Hiatt and others.
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M. L. Bonner
Aubrey Lockett
Bowie Street
Doris Boger
Mary Blackman
Pratt
Jenne Blackman
Paris Bower
Beyil Dixon
Dorothy Cook
Marnie Ladd
Francis Greenpirdie Hiatt
Mesdames Way Antle
Jimmie Rolitson
Ben Lentiweler
Cary Scott
Harrold Shive
Pamon Shive
LaBaume Elliott
Stockenridge
Tom McDaniel, Jr
Wichita Falls
Eugene Berry
Jim Gookin
Aimiarillo
Ralph King
Mrs. Or
Ava White
Infertile Eggs Promised as Summer Convenience
Agricultural agent B Oates explains a shift toward infertile eggs to meet rising demand. Infertile eggs lack the chick germ and blood ring, so they won’t incubate and won’t hatch, staying usable longer in heat. Continuous heat harms even infertile eggs, making them weak if stored too long.
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B. Oates
Meals By Ferguson's Boarding House Ad
Meals by day or week at Fergusons Boarding House corner Fannin and Wilbarger streets. Phone GS4 W.
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Ferrguson
iFannin and
Wilbarger Streets
Infertile eggs pitched as economical summer staple
The writer notes infertile eggs stay good for two weeks when kept cool and observes over 100 egg buyers this past month. About half will push infertile egg production, with grocers in towns along the Denver and Wichita Valley promising to buy and sell them. Many are already doing so, making infertile eggs the most economical choice.
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Denver
Wichita
Dr Ellis Casts Light on Europe and World Role
Traveling correspondent Dr William T Ellis shares a clear, unmincing view of Europe and Bible Lands. He explains what overseas affairs mean for the United States and outlines a direct path forward amid dangerous partisan rhetoric.
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America
Europe
Orient
William YT. Ellis
Charles A. Dana
Dr. Elis
Dr. Ellis
United States
Patriotism in a Lecture Inspires Action and Debate
A lively talk motivates listeners to adopt American ideals and discuss their meaning. The speaker aims to spark thinking and conversation, hoping audiences leave ready to act in defense of historic standards and national unity.
Paris Girl Wins Prize for Best Novel
Paris student Ruth Cross, a University of Texas graduate from Paris, wins the $500 bp A Frank prize for the best novel by a UT student or alumnus between 1923 and publication. The winning work is The Golden Cocoon, recently published by Harpers. La Ree Pfeiffer wins the $25 poetry prize for A Quandary. Paul Page takes second in poetry. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Parker and family depart for Sudan where Parker farms this year.
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Austin
Texas
Ruth Cross
Paris
University of Texas
Corpus Christi
Paul Page
Bas- Htrop
Cakes and Crackers 10 Cent Item List Card
An old style ad lists 10 cent cakes and crackers with varying package sizes. Includes 15c, 35c, 10c price points and multiple size options. Product lineup presented in compact catalog fashion.
Boger Leaves For A. and M. Dickson To Study
Boger left Sunday for Vexas A. and M. where he will study during the summer. He has attended the school for four years and would have finished this spring but changed his course in his second year. He will complete his work there this summer.
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Dickson Boger
Vexas A. & M
Boger
Ray Key Returns From Roswell to Local High School Work
Ray Key, son of Mr. and Mrs. Will Key, returns from Roswell New Mexico where he has been attending school for a year and is now employed at the new high school.
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Ray Key
Will Key
Roswell
New Mexico
The
New High School
Miss Maudie Ladd Plans Summer Texas Visit
Miss Maudie Ladd left Sunday for Fort Worth to attend Texas Christian University during the summer. She expects to teach this fall.
Social Calendar Postpones Wednesday Forty-Two Club
The Wednesday Forty-two club has been postponed until next Wednesday. The Thursday Embroidery club will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. P. C. Stinnett.
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P. C. Stinnett
No Mid Week Service at Methodist Church This Week
Pastor R. E. B. Dickenson of the First Methodist Church announces no mid week prayer service this week due to Community Week at Allingham Park.
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Methodist Church
Pr. R. EB. Dickenson
First Methodist Church
Allingham Park
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C. H. Walker
Progress Noted
Dick Bowers
Frank Fink
Miss Swaretwood
Mrs. Lockett
Ictorius
Laurette Taylor
Harry Carey
Virginia Brown Faire
McCormick Deering
Terhune-Orr Implement Co
DR. Wim. T. Ellis
Ling
Paris Girl
B. +. Parker and son
Sudan
Parker
Wm. Cameron & Co., Inc
Antlers Club
Quade Fain
Emory Rogers
Chamberlain
Russell
Binder
J. P. McPherson & Sons
North Main St
McKibbin
Jse
Kell Milling Company
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