Attendance and Collections for July and August Sunday Schools
The report shows irregular August attendance with July averages of 1074 and August 840. July total 4208 attendees, August 4452, and collections rising from $205.86 in July to $211.95 in August. Individual Sunday schools listed include First Baptist, First Methodist, Church of Christ, Federated Presbyterian, Central Christian, and St Paul’s Lutheran.
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Uly
First Baptist Sunday School
First Methodist Sunday School
Church of Christ Sunday School
Federated Presbyterian Sunday School
Entra
Christian Sunday School Sonth
St. Paul's Lutheran Sunday School
Rules for Display of the American Flag for Civilians
Civilians should follow flag etiquette issued by the American Legion. Do not dip or trample the flag, place flags above or to the right of the U S flag, or let it touch the ground. Use proper display methods on vehicles and drapery, and avoid covering or embroidering the flag.
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United States
American Legion
Local Musicians Stopover En Route Home
Cameron Marshall dean of music at Howard Payne College and Allen Bell with Seth of Brownwood paused in town en route from Colorado to their home. Marshall recently performed in Denver at the Colorado Theater for a week and has signed a tentative contract for a return engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Marshall
Allen Bell
Seth
Brownwood
Colorado
Mr. Marshall
Howard Payne College
Denver
Colorado Theater
Walker Party Returns from Colorado and New Mexico Trip
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Walker and family and Hugh Bourland back from an automobile trip to Colorado and New Mexico. Walker says crop conditions in the plains are excellent and range country in New Mexico is looking better than usual.
Dallas Note on Nabers Family and Infant Health
Mrs. John B Nabers and infant son Claude are in Dallas with the child under specialist care. The little boy has been ill for some time and his condition shows signs of improvement under medical attention.
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John B. Nabers
Claude
Dallas
Social round of visitors and returns across Texas and Colorado
The article lists numerous guests and travelers returning home or visiting relatives in Fort Worth Waco and other Texas towns. Names include Mrs Roy Antle Miss Mary Vreeman Miss Free man Mrs Y H Bubasin and family Mr Charles Withers and family Mrs J A Walker Mrs FE Rhoads and children Miss Erma Rhoads Miss Rena Greene Miss Anna Joe Pendleton and others with trips to Colorado New Mexico and destinations such as Santa Fe Taos Las Vegas Boulder Denver Manitou Paducah and Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Walker
J. W. Sanders
Dallas
Joe Largent
McKinney
Colorado
FE. Rhoads
Erma Rhoads
Resina Greene
Santa Fe
Taos
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Harold Lloyd at Pictorium for Three Days
Harold Lloyd appears at the Pictorium for a three day run headlining Why Worry a top comedy as the best picture yet from the star. Also showing last day Don’t Doubt Your Husband with Viola Dana in a suburbia set melodrama. Jack Dempsey stars in Shooting Star with other acts and fashion displays at Naylor’s Millinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Lloyd
Pictorium
Oine
Lloyd
Dr. Jack
Viola Dana
Miss Dana
Rcy Entertainment
Alan Forrest
Winifred Bryson
John V Patrick
Willard Louis
Adele Watson
Robert Dunbar
Lada Cowan
Howard Higgin
Jack Dempsey
Daddy Messenger
Sunshine Mary in Person at Vernon Theatre
Sunshine Mary Anderson stars in The Wildness of Youth at the Vernon Theater with Ivan Abhamson directing. The drama follows a flapper daughter whose pursuit of pleasure endangers love and life, supported by Joseph Striker as her impetuous beau in a vivid, realistic photoplay praised as one of the year’s best acted productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Theater
Miss Anderson
Ivan Abhamson
Sunshine Mary Anderson
Edward Grayton
Joseph Striker
Mary Anderson
Present Day Club Leads University of Texas Group
The Present Day Club of the University of Texas is a live wire organization formed in 1918 under adjunction professor Miss Roberts Lavender of Latin. It includes fifty girls focused on present day problems with motto Practical Power Disinterestedness and Courage. Daisy symbolizes the club and colors are orange and royal blue. Meetings emphasize informal, practical discussion and active participation.
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University of Texas
Ffty
Roberts Lavender
University girls discuss relations with Japan in lunch meetings
Twice a month during the lunch hour the girls meet at the University Cafeteria to discuss current topics. For the 1923 24 session the focus was the relations of the United States with Japan and other eastern countries.
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Th University
United States
Japan
Naylor's Millinery Unveils Gold Medal Arbee Hats
Naylor's Millinery previews exclusive Gold Medal and Arbee pattern hats. The limited run highlights distinctive style for fashion conscious customers this season.
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Naylor's Millinery
Ite
Why Women Use Glycerine Mixture
Women appreciate the quick action of simple glycerine buckthorn bark etc as mixed in Adlerika. Most medicines act only on lower bowel but Adlerika acts on both upper and lower bowel and removes all gases and poisons. Excellent for obstinate constipation and to guard against appendicitis. Helps any case gas on stomach in ten minutes. FERGESON DRUG COMPANY.
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Eports
Houston
Roy Antle
Mary Vreeman
Miss Freeman
Vernon
Charles Withers
Dalles
Fort Worth
Wawahachie
Roy Abbott
Dan
Lily Castlebury
H. &. Rogers
Paducah
Anna Joe Pendleton
Boulder
Colo
Manitou
Empire Laundry
King Funmaker
Naylor
Sunshine Mary
Vernon Theatre
Viola Dana In
Shooting Star
Buddy Messinger
The
THUR
And
FBI
Live Wire
Paul Goetze
Cumberland
Murray’s
Brown’s Cash Grocery
Fergeson Drug Company
McConihe
Texas St
Robert Lutz
Oratory
E. C. O. Boston
Oklahoma University
Ethel Craigton
David Belasco
Myrtle Reeves
Myrtle Dockery
Mary Morgan Brown
Canyon
Anna Moores
Clarendon
L. G. Withers
City Fish and Oyster Market
East Side Square
C. D. Shamburger
Mary
Sunshine
Virginia Pearson
Belle of
Kell Milling Company
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