Local House Notes From BRIGHT EYES
Household items show a Sunday visit by Mrs Fotos and sister and gatherings with Mrs Welch and the Smith family. Ada Martin plans training in nursing after Wichita Falls, with community tree plans to share gifts for Christmas.
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Fotos
Dan Wriebt
Welch
W. J. Smith
Willie Smith
Noah Vaughn
Shamrock
Fletcher Vaughn
Fate Garrin
Mangum
Ohio
Batson
Dixon
Religion and Ethics Discussion Notes
A local religious meeting outlines topics on religion and ethics. Speakers include Mollie Tarter on introduction and Eula Woodruff on religion and ethics relation, Jake Tarter on ethics nature, Ruby Haralson on practical application, and Leis presenting a poem under Topic Seven, with Luke 10 25 37 and Psalm 103 cited.
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Herman Haralson
Mollie Tarter
Jake Tarter
Eula Woodruff
O'e Raharn
Ruby Haralson
Leis Haralson
First Christian Church Invitation
Pastor Paul E. Ewing invites readers to attend regular worship at 10 00 Bible School and 7 00 Wednesday prayer meeting. If you are not attending services elsewhere think it over and join us.
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Paul E. Ewing
D. D
Bible School
Milk Daily Requirement Emphasized by USDA Circular
Langworthy of the U S Department of Agriculture highlights Circular 129 urging a quart of milk daily for children and adults alike. He cites milk as essential for growth, muscles, bones, and digestion, recommending mothers with infants drink a quart daily and farms maintain good milk cows to supply dairy products for all family members.
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Langworthy
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Popular Vinson Courtly Wed in Hollis Ceremony
M. F. Breedlove and Miss Annie Manney married last Sunday in Hollis at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. Goodie officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Manney, is from a longtime local family and the groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Breedlove of Wellington, has rented a farm north of the river where they will reside after the new year.
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M. F. Breedlove
Annie Manney
Hollis
Vast relief effort to save 3 500 000 European children
Eight major American organizations launch a $23 million European relief drive aimed at feeding and aiding malnourished children during the winter. Hoover chairs the European Relief Council with leaders from the Red Cross, Jewish Joint Distribution, YMCA, YWCA, and other groups driving fundraising and oversight. The plan covers $28 million for basic food and $10 million for medical services, leveraging local government and community aid for transport and labor.
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Poland
Europe
Austria
European Relief Council
Relef
America
Livingston Farrand
Central Committee of the
American Red Croas
American Belief Administration
Herbert Hoover
Potter
Edgar Rickard
American Relief Administration
Livingston Farmand
American Red Cross
Felix Warburg
Jewish Joint Distribution Committee
Wilbur K. Thomas
American Friends Service Committee
James A. Finherty
Knights of Columbus
C. ¥. Hibbard
Young Men's Christian Association
Sarah S. Lyon
Young Women's Christian Association
Arthur Brown
Federal Council of Churches
European Belief Council
Prices at 6 Jackson and Browning Barber Shop
Stop look save ad announces 6 Jackson and Browning barber shop located one block north of the square. Prices list shave 15 cents haircut 50 cents children under ten 25 cents.
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Jackson & Browning
Square
Cosmopolitan Defined in Curious Miner Exchange
A miner asks what cosmopolitan means and the mate weaves a vivid, humorous example: a Russian Jew in England with an Italian wife, Egyptian cigars, a Turkish carpet, American ice cream sodas, a German band, Dutch cheese, and a Welsh rarebit, all to illustrate the idea.
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Harry
England
Erin
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First Christian Church
Quail Mercantile Co
Quail, Texas
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