Bride Durfey Receives Honeymoon Express Shower in Loco
Mrs Merritt Durfey new Mrs. J E Baker and helpers hosted a first anniversary style shower at her Loco home. Guests enjoyed iced punch cookies and a program. The Honeymoon Express presented gifts to the bride from Tommie Ann Campbell and Alline Elbert. A guest book listed many locals including Margaret Petty Virginia Petty Ruthell Lemley and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt Durfey
L.F. Cox
Glenn Thompson
Loco
Honeymoon Express
Duffey
Tommie Ann Campbell
Alline Elbert
Margaret Petty
Virginia Petty
Ruthell Lemley
Mesdames Ura Scott
Mary Scott
Belew
Wiley
Temleys Stafford
Velman Warwick
J. Frank Johnson
Frank Prince
B. F. King
W. Elbert
and Alling
R. R. Crawley
Tom Campbell
Tommie Ann
W. C. Winter
Susie Crawford
Frank ‘C. Pollitt
Opal Roberts
W. L. Harris
B. W. Beaird
J. F. Gibson
Baker
Cox
Thompson
Walter Campbell
J. 2. Roady
Vance Roady
Bonnie Willis
Mrs. R. K. French Hosts Jolly Club Bridge
Mrs. R. K. French hosted the Be Jolly Bridge Club on Tuesday afternoon. High score prizes went to Mrs. H. M. Dudley and Mrs. Ross Wilkerson. Winners of cuts included Mrs. Ray Goodson, Mrs. R. K. French, and Mrs. L. Z. Cone. Seated guests included Mrs. Calvin Jones and others.
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R. K. French
Be Jolly Bridge Club
H. M. Dudley
Ross Wilkerson
Ray Goodson
L. Z. Cone
Calvin Jones
E. W. Jones
Charles Jones
E. W. Moss
E. Wi Alley
Morris Wells
Bob Glenn
Patsy Clo Roark Birthday Celebration Report
Honoring Patsy Clo Roark and Wilma Jarreson birthday Sunday a dinner was hosted by Mr and Mrs Lee Roark of Lutie. Guests included Mr and Mrs Joe Rountree and daughters Joan and Joyce Mr and Mrs Ike Rogers Miss Lelia Savage Miss Betty Gene Sanders and Roark family members.
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Patsy Clo Roark
Wilma Jarreson
Lee Roark
Lutie
Rey
Joe Rountree
Joan
Joyce
Ike Rogers
Lelia Savage
Betty Gene Sanders
Wilna Jarrell
Roark
Modena Shaw And Naomi York Honorees At Birthday Party
Miss Modena Shaw and Naomi York were named honorees at a birthday party at Mrs. Dollie Fletcher’s home on Saturday June 1 celebrating their twelfth birthdays. Following hours of entertainment refreshments were served to the honorees and guests including Mildred Todd Lee Shaw Pansy Graves Fred Waller J B Brown Raymond Wilder James Shaw Lavern and Vernal Shinell of Shamrock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modena Shaw
Naomi York
Dollie Fletcher
Shaw
York
Mildred Todd
Lee Shaw
Pansy Graves
Fred Waller
J. BD. Brown
Raymond Wilder
James
Lavern
Vernal Shinell
Shamrock
M Modena Shaw
Nauimi York
Lutie Students Enjoy Elm Creek Picnic
Lutie students and teachers joined by several parents held a picnic on Elm Creek on Friday May 1. A shower honored Miss Wilma Jarrell who is leaving for school and received many gifts. Coleman Jolley of Los Angeles is visiting his parents in town.
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Los Angeles
California
Grant Jolley
Earl Alexander
Cecil Isbell
Wellington Dog Vaccination Tags Due June 15 1936
Notice to residents that all dogs must wear vaccination tags by June 15 1936 or face compounding. City official Jack Knight secretary of the program warns enforcement for dogs running at large in Wellington.
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City of
Wellington
City of Wellington
Jack Knight
Mrs. Emmitt Sumner Hosts Lucky Thirteen Club
Mrs. Emmitt Sumner hosted the Lucky Thirteen Club at her mother's home with contract bridge lessons by Mrs. Arthur Bailey. After the session guests, including Ramona Mitchell and June Marian Alley, were invited to the Sumner Cafe for a Duleh Lunch. Ramona Mitchell will host the next meeting on Wednesday, June 12.
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Emmitt Sumner
Lucky Thirteen Club
H. F. Weir
Arthur Bailey
Sumner Cafe
Ramona Mitchell
Mary Miles Kern
June Marian Alley
Fritz Moses
Leeda Jo Thompson
Gerta Lou Bonner
Gra Moore
Virginia Weber
Y. W. A. Girls Hike To Tucker Home For Weiner Roast
Y W A girls visited Florence and Blanche Tucker's home on Tuesday for a mission study and a weiner roast. Attendees included Larlut Myra Hay Merle flays Cleta Knowles Beth Caentles Lane Bennett Pauline Elliott Megge Graham Anna Lee Graham Josephine Wilson sponsor Mrs Jobert Oldham Proevence and Blanche Tucker. The group planned another church meeting next Wednesday.
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Florence
Blanche Tucker
Weiners
Larlut
Myra Hay Merle Flays
Cleta Knowles
Beth Caentles
Lane ‘Eile Bennett
Pauline Elliott
Megee Graham
Anna Lee Graham
Josephine Wilson
Jobert Oldham
Pro
Aberdeen School Close Marks Year End Picnic
Mrs J H Hobbs and Hardy B Dever returned from Mineral Wells with Mrs Dever staying for health reasons. Families including Baker Wiginton Goodson and Sweat travel or visit around Aberdeen as school year closes with a picnic and teachers plan to resume studies in Canyon.
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J. H. Hobbs
Hardy B. Dever
Mineral Wells
Dever
Walter Baker
Shamrock
Burt Shaw
W.T. Wall
Rio Grande Valley
Joe Wiginton
Lasco Wiginton
J. A. Goodson
Lecn
James and
Raymond
Austin Deger
Vinson
Oklahoma
E.W. Miller
Searcy
Arkansas
Cora Bliss
Olson Sweat
Aberdeen
Canyon
Mgr
Wellington Boy Scouts Plan Pale Duro Camp Trip
The Wellington Boy Scouts organize a trip to Pale Duro, with safety teams on duty all week. A memorial school event led by Roy Harrison will be held Wednesday evening at 7 for junior police and scouts to attend. The outing promises a enjoyable experience after several back injuries earlier.
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Wellington
Pale Duro
Tratenar Ralion
Roy Harrison
Poy
Pardon Granted to Convict Who Led Eastham Prison Break
Homer Parker aged 28 from Houston, wounded during Eastham prison break, has received a full pardon from Gov. James V. Allred. Parker, who was near completing a ten year sentence for robbery by assault in Harris County, helped push a guard during the escape while Jack Peddy led other inmates. Peddy was later killed by a guard. Parker is convalescing in a hospital in Sville, Texas, after receiving the pardon upon recommendation of Lee Simmons, Eastham prison manager.
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Sville
Texas
Homer
Eastham
James V. Allred
Lee Simmons
Parker
Jack Peddy
Pedldy
Peddy
Ffouston
Harris County
Man Admits Setting Twenty Fires in Five Months
Two New York detectives when observing an apartment fire were approached by Francis McHugh aged 20 who surrendered and confessed to setting twenty fires over five months. He said the act gave him a devilish happiness. The article also notes a 3,000 year old Egyptian throne in the British Museum as the oldest known piece of furniture.
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New York
Francis McHugh
Hetshepsu
British Museum
Farmer predicts world war after torpedo shaped eggs
Bowie County farmer Settles claimed a Brown Leghorn in 1912 and a Buff Minorca 1934 laid torpedo shaped eggs predicting wars two years ahead. He noted eight torpedo eggs and four artillery shaped eggs in 1912 and that the Minorca produced only torpedo eggs, each two inches long, with a knot like a warhead.
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Thexaarkana
Charles
Settles
Bowie County
Overwork Not Main Cause of Health Decline Says Doctor
In Austin Dr. John W. Brown, state health officer, argues overwork is a myth used as an excuse for avoided social commitments and failures. He asserts health issues stem from air, diet, auto intoxication, worry, poor sleep, and lack of exercise, not normal or above average work. He urges balanced health practices, including air, exercise, moderation, and sufficient sleep. A Milwaukee pursuit scene ends with Officer Walter Kuhlman being knocked from his motorcycle as he trails a motorist, then notes a street sign reading East Fall.
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Austin
John W. Brown
Milwaukee
Walter Kuhlman
East
Windbreak Trees and Garden Upgrades in Local Notices
Mrs. Beach plants windbreak varieties including elm red willow and shrubs while installing a 1600 barrel water tank. Mrs. Roach cans eight varieties of meats totaling 000 pounds and plans poultry supply. Keokuk outage ends with owl and rabbit fatality. Roosevelt campaign button missing draws for a Los Angeles resident.
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Preryton
Marie Tadwick
Cattle Diplomacy Aims at Russian Breeding Tricks
Diplomatic clash over bovine eugenics unfolds as Argentina seeks details of Russia's artificial breeding scheme. Argentina, rival of Russia in cattle, cannot officially engage due to lack of recognition of the Soviet Union, yet uses an American intermediary to obtain information from Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argentina
Russia
Union of
Sovviet Socialistic Republics
Washington
Knoxville woman testifies in court over fatal shooting
In court Miss Johnnie May Lee of Knoxville Tennessee testified that she shot and killed Walter Montgomery because she did not like his fcoles. The Want Ads Get Results.
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Johnnie May Lee F
Knoxville, Tenn
Walter Montgomery
Tenn. Fishermen Find $500 Diamond In Bass
Knoxville duo Lacy Kilgore and John Gentry reported catching a large bass that yielded a $500 diamond inside its stomach.
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Lacy Kilgore
John Gentry
Knoxville, Tenn
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