Varied Industrial Activity Shown In Texas Survey
A Texas industrial survey shows renewed activity across the state with villages reporting new or updated facilities. Highlights include hotel openings, pipelines, post offices, church improvements, hospital construction, telephones, warehouses, and restored or new retail operations amid rising crude oil production and county fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Houston
Weslaco—Stoltz Market and Table Supply Company
Pleasant
Pecos
Davy Crockett Hotel
Menard
Wheeler
Paint Rock
Presbyterian
Overton—Gulf State Telephone Co
Dickinson
Collonge
Kilgore
Henderson
Nacogdoches
Baker & Blount
Beaumont
East Texas Field
Dumas—Panhandle Construction Co
Johnson City
Rose Servier Station
Brady
Barker
Queen Hotel
Oak Streets
Bureau of Business Research At
University of Texas, Commerce
NDD
Henderson Feed and Grocery Store
MccAdoo
John Alexander
Consumers Fuel Association
Gilmort-Mudge Oil Corporation
Richardson
Fastland
Odessa
Citizens State Bank
Rosenberg
Jefferson
Trinity Land
Baker Block
Amarillo
Santa Fe
Canadian River
Eagle Pass
Southern Pacific Railroad
Texas Art Movement Expands State Gallery Plan
The Texas Fine Arts Association pushes to build the first unit of a State Art Gallery in Austin on the New Museum grounds. The project aims to become a mecca for art students and lovers, supplementing local galleries rather than replacing them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Texas Fine Arts Association
Austin
Southwest
China Grove Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Mrs W M Elder records a weekend of dinners and dominoes with guests including M L Miller H D Walker Needwood and Loretta and Leo Miller. Fishing at Spring Creek, a hail storm damaging crops, and visits to Shamrock Wellington and Needwood mark local activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Graves
M. L. Miller
H. Cleveland
Noble Elder
Horace Cleveland
Wellington
Buck Elder
J. Ro Miller
Shamrock
Benton Walkers
Needwoo
W. M. Elder
H. D. Walker
Needwood
Loretta
Leo Miller
T. W. Brown
Mary Bowen
Loretta Miller
Jamie Miller
Vivian Elder
Spring Creek
Jack Seaburn
Andrew Brown
Dennis Sloane
Ansel Miller
J. E. Walker
Harvey
John Walker
Ray Walker
Watters Fain
Americans Open France's First Country Club in Paris
Americans establish France's first country club in Paris marking a milestone in transatlantic leisure. The club aims to host social events, sports and dining, reflecting American influence in wartime era Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
Legionaires To Meet In Wichita On July Fourth
Wichita Falls plans a grand July Fourth in Wichita Falls led by Pat Carrigan Post of the American Legion. 25 000 to 30 000 visitors expected with a parade, decorated floats, midways, a baseball game, drills, and possible Fort Sill band. Fireworks, a sham battle, and National Guard units accompany a two hour program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Falls
Pat Carrigan
American Legion
Milton Gaines
Gaines
Spudder Park
Fort Sill
Fair Park
National Guard of
Post Field
Lawton
Oklahoma
Flying
San Antonio
The
el Paso
Texas
Maryland Woman Slims 55 Pounds with Kruschen Salts
Edith J. Marriott of Baltimore credits Kruschen Salts for shedding 55 pounds after four bottles. She advises a daily half teaspoon in hot water before breakfast and cutting pastry and fatty foods. The ad promotes 85 cent four week bottles with money back satisfaction. Emil Harborg's will left $60,000 for research. The text notes the American Legion Post in Texas and Wichita Falls hosting a large convention with a 5,000 capacity Memorial Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith J. Marriott
Baltimore
Palace Drug Store
America
Kruschen
American Legion
Texas
Wichita Falls
Oklahoma
Memorial
Pleasant Hile by Jessie Reeves
The farmers are busy planting this week and most are through. Our Sunday school is progressing nicely. Rev Patter son preached at the school house last Saturday night and Sunday morning. Mrs Guthrie hosted visitors from Quail including Mr and Mrs Theodore McIntosh and Bill Sullivan family. Jess Duggins returned from Chicago. Ruth Kenyon, the first woman rural mail carrier, plans retirement after 30 years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
Wolfram
Quail
Theodore McIntosh
Bill Sullivan
Guthrie
Ola Mae Clay
United States
Ruth Kenyon
Monroe
Neb
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Monroe Kin
Hall of Fame
C. PL
City
Jacksonville
Emeory
Benavides
Heras
San Diego
Georgetown-—-Taylor
Georgetown
Fabens
West Fabens
Borger
Perryton
Leveland
Houston Street
New York University Hall of Fame
James Monroe
Matthew Fontaine Maury
James Whistler
Walt Whitman
Rose G. Hoes
Janes Munror
Acen
Coremantes
China Grove
Une
Telephone
Wellington, Texas
Legislnaires
Wichita
Maryland
Emil Harbork
Denmark
New York
Pleasant Hile
Jessie Reeves
Jessie Re
Alta Clay
Mrs. Burdine
Jess. Duggins
Chicago
Mrs
Homer Crawford
Mrs. Reeves
Ernest Tyler
Alta
Gertrude White
Texarkana
Mrs. Isler
C. D. Shamburger
Rade West
Frank Jones
Ford
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