Harvest Day Program of W M 5S Held at Gillett Home
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church held its annual Harvest Day gathering at Mrs. Roscoe Gillett's home with a $20 guest seating, chicken dinner, and a program led by Mrs. J L Boone. Participants included Rev C W Dennis Rev S L Ball Mrs C B Bryant and Mrs W H King with readings songs and a playlet followed by officer reports and installation.
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Woman’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Roscoe Gillett
Gillett
J. L. Boone
C. W. Dennis
God
Jesus Christ
C. B. Bryant
W. H. King
Solo
Roby Childress
Reading
J. D. Lowe
J. H. Waggoner
S. L. Ball
The
Missionary Society
Long
What Did She Distracted Wife and Doctor Exchange
A distressed wife asks the doctor if there is any hope and the doctor replies that he does not know what she is hoping for. The exchange conveys medical uncertainty and emotional strain.
The Chip Wife exchange about Jimmy’s antics
A humorous dialogue shows a husband noting the child Jimmy grows resembling his spouse while the wife teases about his latest mischief. The exchange captures light domestic wit and familiar family dynamics.
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Jimmy
Rascal
Christmas thoughts and church notes in Orangeville
Christmas hopes mix with hard times as residents of Orangeville reflect on weather, farm work, and strained meat supplies. Rev. Bryan Hancock preaches at the Methodist Church for the first time with plans to return in January, while neighbors share visits, familys gatherings, and community reminders about Sunday school and B Y P U.
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Santa Claus
Bryan Hancock
Methodist Church
Mary Lynn Brown
Loree Browning
Marie
Lois Wilder
Cecil Watson
Andrew Creecy
Jim Ownby
William Clark
Desert
Roy Dodson
Geraldine Mangrum
Near
Delta
Nell Brown
Earl West
Frank Holt
Childeen Himer
George Vest
Gladys Taylor
Ruby Joe West
Pete McCollum
Sherman
Lloyd Eason
Bonham
Lucian Jones
Clinton Jones
Lucile Robinson
Klondike
Hancock
Faye Holt
Marianne Garner
Pauline Stroud
Lawrence Burden
Hefner
Whitewright
Wilder
Mary Lee Ross
Wester Mae Shaw
Lillian Busbee
McCoy Sentenced to 99 Years for Slaying Woman
J H McCoy of Jay Oklahoma was sentenced to 99 years in prison for the November slaying of Miss Antonia Bachman a Russian recluse at her Pottsboro area home. He was hurried to Dallas immediately with no mob violence or demonstrations reported.
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Sherman
J. H. McCoy
Jay
Okla
Antonia Bachman
Pottsboro
McCoy
Dallas
Rotary Club Musical Program Highlights Local Leaders
The Rotary Club heard Mrs. Frank Layman on violin and Mrs. Newton Manning on piano with three selections from the semi classical repertoire. Fr W Smith spoke on the State Teachers convention in Austin and federal aid for schools. Frank Thompson discussed county relief needs and the limits of state and federal funds for Grayson County. The program was directed by Dr Frank Layman.
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Frank Layman
Newton Manning
Rotary Club
Layman
Manning
Fr. W. Smith
Austin
Frank Thompson
Sherman Chamber of Commerce
Grayson County
Frank Laymna
Funeral of R E Hickman of Mexia
Rush E. Hickman pioneer merchant and Mexia native dies Wednesday. Large crowds attend his funeral at his home at 3 p m with Rev E H Hudson and Rev W B Pierce officiating. Interment in the city cemetery. Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers from multiple Texas towns listed. Sun Want Ads get results.
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R. E. Hickman
Mexia
W. A. Kirkpatrick
Whitewright
Rush E. Hickman
E. H. Hudson
W. B. Pierce
City
Phil Karner
J. P. Reynolds
G. White
Roland Gardner
Gene Sinclair
F. P. Huchingson
Tom Denning
R. F. Babb
Claud King
Fred Runnels
Coolidge
Hal Askew
Horace Goodbar
Nashville
W. B. Henton
Lockhart
Charles Heacock
Austin
RL. Sears
J. F. Fender
B. Wrenn Webb
F. E. Douglas
C. P. Johnson
T. E. Barbee
W. J. Barbee
D. A. Ray
T. H. Sears
L. P. Sears
C. W. Bryant
J. L. Boone
C. B. Bryant
C. B. Bryant Jr
T. J. Lilley
B. S. Montgomery
H. T. Atterberry
R. H. May
W. L. Stowers
J. H. Waggoner
Guy Hamilton
Luther Gordon
R. B. Gordon
Wilbur Carter
Sherman
E. T. Woods
London
GC. Moore
FE. A. Rand
Central Presbyterian Church
France Again Refuses War Debt Settlement
Paris reports the French Cabinet for a third time refuses payment on the World War I debt to the United States. The due amount for December 15 is 22,200,926 with 2,354,438 principal and 19,855,487 interest. France totals 82,200,925 in arrears.
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Paris
United States
Chamber of Deputies
Joseph Paul Boncour
Washington
France
Fidelis Sunday School Christmas Meeting at First Baptist
The Fidelis Sunday school class held a business and social gathering at Mrs. Sidney Watson's home. Nadine Kight presided as president. A class Christmas tree was planned for December 24. Forty-two played cards, then pecan pie with red and green whipped cream and cafe-noir were served. Twenty four attended hosted by Reeves Watson Gowdy King Stephens and Holland with guest Margaret Mode of Howe.
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Fidelis
First Baptist Church
Sidney Watson
Nadine Kight
Cull Reeves
Lena Mae Gowdy
Bryant King
Claude Stephens
Carl Holland
Margaret Mode
Howe
For Sale and Trade Ads By Kimbell Milling
Want ads offer cottonseed meal and hulls for sale or trade. Kimbell Milling Company buys corn oats and wheat. Space in this column costs 25 cents for 25 words or less. beyond 25 words is one cent per word. A 25 cent investment can move your item.
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Kimbell Milling Company
Cotton pool announced to liquate government cotton holdings
The Farm Administration announced a cotton pool to liquidate 2,300,000 bales of government held cotton tied to options. It will advance option holders 4 cents per pound on their certificates, financed by the Commodity Credit Corporation, with a full 6 cent per pound payment under the option plan.
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Washington
Farm Administration
Commodity Credit Corporation
Secretary of Agriculture
Jam Shortage and Double Trouble in a Grim Joke
A dark humor vignette features Dora asking if God knows everything and if jam is scarce. The narrator recalls twin mischiefs at school with an eraser, a mistaken whipping, and a prank at the church where the brother marries the narrator’s bride. The twist ends with the narrator saying he died last week and they buried him.
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Dora
Anglers Christmas Tree plans set by Baptist Sunday school
The Anglers Sunday school class of the Baptist Church announces a Christmas tree event Monday night at 7 p m in the classroom. Committees for tree placement presents Santa Claus and entertainment are named and a Bethel colored quartet is expected to perform if plans hold. Members urged to attend Sunday morning for final details.
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Anglers
the Baptist Church
Tree
Finis Alverson
Walter Compton
Sidney Watson
Clay Horton
Paul Stephens
T. J. Lilley
Claud Meador
W. H. Stedham
Santa Claus
Fred Smith
C. L. Jones
Corn loans to rise to one million daily under 1934 plan
Washington reports $1.5 million already loaned on corn stored under seal in two weeks. Officials say loans may reach $1,000,000 per day soon as banks lend directly using warehouse receipts. Borrowers must cut corn acreage 20 percent and hog production 25 percent in 1934 under the corn hog reduction program.
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Washington
William S. Bradley
Commodity Credit Corporation
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W. M. 5S
America
Barbee-Pennington Insurance Agency
Orangeville News
Sun
Garters
T. W. Ayres & Son Dry Goods—Ready-to-Wear—Furnishings
Fidelis Party
Chesley Rutledge, Tf
Earl Hill
T. J. Rector
L. LaRoe
E. D. Barlow
Florist
Greenville
North Texas Seed Company
Bermuda
C. J. Davenport
F. W. Hudson
Sherman Steam Marble and Granite Works
W. Lamar St
Sherman, Texas
Manning, Clark & Meador
Auto Finance Company OF
Sherman F. W
East
Texas
Norris
Gif. Weil Nda
Sun Office
Nicholson
Arkansas
Morton
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