Civilian Clothes Film and The Matriman as Weekly Show
A cinema listing notes Thomas Meighan in Civilian Clothes and a comedy Tails Win. Douglas Fairbanks stars The Matrimanac with other features. May Allison appears in The Marriage of William Ashe. The program includes pay and Pathe News and a preview of the season’s society plots and literary tie ins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Meighan
Tails
Douglas Fairbanks
May Allison
William Ashe
The
Pay and Pathe News
Club to Give Musical Program At Mrs Greever Home
The Culture Club plans a reception at Mrs H K Greever home next Tuesday afternoon featuring a program of music and readings. Performers include Mrs Paul Coetze and piano duo, Olney Speaks vocal solo Summer in the Heart, and violin solo Pororence from Joce Inn among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Greever
W. C. Smith
Joce Inn
Goddard
John Brown
McDowell
Fo. Fisher
Milk as essential for children diet guidelines
Home economics experts from the U S Department of Agriculture promote milk rich meals for children. A quart daily if possible plus milk on cereal soups and puddings. Emphasizes whole milk with butter in meals, fruit juices, water, vegetables, and regulated sweets to maintain regular bowels and healthy growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Old Dad and Dinty at the Pictorium This Week
At the Pictorium Mildred Harris Chaplin stars in Old Dad as Daphne Bretton a motherless girl with a neglectful father who helps her recover happiness with the boarding school tale and a benevolent boy. Wesley Barry leads Dinty the San Francisco newsboy tale about the Newsboys Trust and a Malay highbinder pursuit with humor pathos romance and adventure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Hallowell Abbott
Chaplin
Daphne Bretton
Wesley Barry
Ben Turpin
San Francisco
Newsboys’ Trust
Gener
Investor sees promise in Mexican land despite discrimination
Roy Russell just returned from Old Mexico where he views the country as a potential field for investment. He notes laws discriminating against foreigners persist and urges the U.S. to avoid recognizing the Mexican government until reforms occur. He also links a railroad strike to anti union motives and cites Tampico’s sizable American population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Russell
Old Mexico
Mr. Russell
United States
Mexico
Tampico
Ragland Farm Worker Loses Sight in Eye
A. J. Duffy of Ragland reportedly lost sight in one eye after a stalk struck him while cutting stalks at the W. A. Walker farm near Ragland. No verification from Ragland could be obtained.
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A. J. Duffy
Ragland
W. A. Walker
Duffey
Ra ¥Landd
Delphian Club meets studies poetry and reads Looking Backward
A regular Delphian Club meeting discussed American poetry and two or more poems by leading poets. Miss Harriet Thomas reviewed Looking Backward while Ramona prompted a round table discussion. Members planned a December Christmas bazaar and adjourned to April with a guest host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphian Club
Minnie King
Harriet Thomas
R. H. Coffee
C. V. King
Mestdaiies
Bennett Frank Berd
A. Brituison
Harry Colley
R. H. Cottee
G. G. Kemp
M. C. Culbertson
Cy Long
Mo J. Moore
Joe Parker
Fmory Rhoads
Clint Swartwood
RP. Townsend
Toward Timberlake
O. T. Wartick
W. A. Wilthelm
Athel Haney
Cleo Bowers
Esther Swartwood
Harriott Thoms
Gentlemen's Evening Hosted By Mrs. H. B. Greever
The 42 Club held a Tuesday gathering at Mrs. H. B. Greever's home with Easter yellow and white decor and refreshments of angel cake and lily ice cream. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Roy McConihe, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Backus, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Dixon, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Johnson, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Bh Greever
Roy McConihe
G. W. Backus
J. A. Dixon
J. N. Johnson
Joe Parker
J. O. Rouse
W. PB. Durbin
May
Harper Reed
O. A. Swinburn
Herbert Thompson
O. T. Warlick
J. H. B. Young
H. KK. Greever
Paul Goetze
Pendteton
W. M. Schindler
John Zoese
Perry Griffith
J. Deans
J. A. Lucky
A. M Hiatt
Etta Long
L. Fisher
W. A. Wilhelm
MR Sewell
Grady Ish
W. EF. Mayes
Pat Pope
Susie Scott
Lora Long
Verna Lucky
Rnid McCarroll
Clara Smith Hammon Acquitted in Ardmore Murder Case
Clara Smithy Hammon was acquitted last night in Ardmore Oklahoma of murdering millionaire and Republican National Committeeman Jakeb L Hamon. The jury deliberated on one ballot and forty minutes. Crowds cheered as verdict read and Hammon received widespread congratulations.
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Clara Smithy Hammon
Ardmore
Okla
Jakebl
Hameon
Mtillionaire
Republican National
Mission Study Class Meets in Afternoon Session
The Mission Study Class of the Methodist Missionary Society met Monday afternoon with Mrs. T. M. Ferguson. Mrs. W. Z. Garvin led the lesson assisted by Mrs. D. Summerour and Mrs. Joby Reese with Mays. Mrs. WH Henry led the refreshment committee serving tea, sandwiches and cakes. About twenty five attended.
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The
Methodist Missionary Society
T. M. Fergeson
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Vernon Opera House
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Universal Comedy
Maccapt
Eddie Polo
Pathe
Herring National Bank
C. T. Herring
L. K. Johnson
G. C., Morris, Cashier
Empire Laundry
Wilbarger County
Onera
House of Lords
Continent
Humphrey Ward
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Lodges
Lowing
Nature
Paul Coetze
Jaine
Violet” Andre
Killough
Esterglow
T. N. Rense
Mrs. N. Johnson
Voeut Duer
Glover
Mescinles
Peyton Phillips
Goda
Mildred Harris Chaplin
Clara Smith Hammon
Beauty
McKibbin’s Store
North Main Street
Noble Well
E. W. Earl
EL Paso, ‘Texas
Club
Vernon Hotel
J. Lynn Thoms
A. and
M. College
Knights-Templar
Knishts
Templar
Lodge
Olive Shive
Walter Me
Caleb
Myrtle Stedman
Irving Cummings
George Sampolis
George Stewart
Purple Riders
Matt
Jeff
Marshall Neilan
Prients
Dinty
Tarzan
Madge Kennedy
George Walsh
Liberty Gate
Vernon
Frank E. Murchison
N. Main Street
T. E. Standifer
Standifer Hospital
E. C. Christian
Waggoner Bank Bldg
Vhone
H. R. Seeman
Rube Hooper
Revue
Wildcat
France
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