Pilot Grove News Social notes from a cold spell
Many locals report cold weather and farmwork including hog killing. W N Holley traveled to Whitesboro and Mrs Bill Dixon shows improvement after illness. Dorthal and Jennye Lee Mangrum visited Randolph relatives. Ruth Valentine visited Blue Ridge friends. Sermons at Baptist church drawn praise by W L Money, and temperance lectures by Rev John Carney drew interest. Visits from Gus and Mrs Burkett Rose Hill and Canadian Mrs Will McSpedden are noted. Sunday school elected a new superintendent and invites all to attend.
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W.N. Holley
Whitesboro
Frank Thrift
Preston Bend
Gus Thrift
Bill Dixon
Dorthal
Jennye Lee Mangrum
Randolph
W.L. Money
The
Baptist Church
John Carney
Burkett
Rose Hill
Ruth Valentine
Blue Ridge
Ben Braden
Alabama
Will McSpedden
Canadian
Tom McSpedden
Carl Holland
Denison
Letter To Santa From A Little Boy Jack Bane
A handwritten letter from Jack Bane requests a rocking chair a choo choo train a story book candy and fruit with a note about change in his breeches pocket and a postscript asking Santa to bring a ring and a rubber doll for his baby brother
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Santa
Jack Bane
P.S
Grove's Tasteless Child Tonic Promises Malaria Relief
An old general tonic advertises Grove's Tasteless Child Tonic as a true tonic that drives out malaria enriches the blood and builds up the system for both adults and children. The copy emphasizes boosting health and vitality.
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GROVE
Soc
Orangville Hogs Sausage Christmas and Local News
Hogs are being killed and sausage made as residents talk Christmas. Hugh Hymer lost a valuable young horse after overeating corn. Alner Bowen family moved to West Texas. Miss Ruby Wright, the primary teacher in Bonham, has gone home and her school was suspended due to scarlet fever. Several local happenings follow, including a well rescue, meals for road workers, and family health notes. Cotton is finished and farmers plan for next crop.
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Hugh Hymer
Alner Bowen
West Texas
Ruby Wright
Bonham
J.M. Henry
H. C.hymer
J. D. Richey
J. R. Davis
Clarence Cooper
Bois d’ Arc Creek
Sherman
S.M. Brown
Oklahoma
Quinine Product LaxaTive Brom quinine Ad Still Headless
An advertisement claims LaxaTive Brom Quin ine provides tonic laxative effect without nervousness or head pressure. It urges readers to remember its full name and look for the signature of E. W. Grove. Price listed as 25c.
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E. W. Grove
Not Needed .Well, no'? Mrs Gap Johnson Refuses Churn Offer
Mrs Gap Johnson of Rumpus Ridge Arkansas replies to a suave agent that she sees no use for a churn. She explains that excess milk is poured into a holler stump and, when sour, bull frogs kick around and churn it into butter before they escape.
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Gap Johnson
Rumpus Ridge
Ark
Christmas Handkerchiefs Offer Wide Style Choice
About 13 crepe de chine styles in colors and many more in lawns. The handkerchief has become an important accessory to well dressed attire and makes a appreciated small gift.
Ivy Business College Sherman Opens Tuition Rises
The Ivy Business College in Sherman Texas announces tuition increases, noting a 20 percent raise while instructor costs rise 40 percent. Old rates hold until New Year with a guaranteed satisfaction or money back pledge and a free booklet available.
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Ivy Business College
Sherman
Texas
Ivy
Eub-MY-TISM Cure for Rheumatism and Many Ailments
An internal and external antiseptic anodyne touted to relieve rheumatism neuralgia headaches cramps colic sprains bruises cuts burns old sores tetter ringworm eczema and similar ailments priced at 25 cents. The patent medicine claims quick relief and broad therapeutic use for multiple conditions.
Rebekahs Elect Officers at Regular Meeting
The Rebekah lodge held its regular session last Saturday electing new officers for the coming term. N. G. is Mrs J S Kershner, V G Mrs Bert Allison, Secretary Geo Garner, Treasurer Mrs Frank Alverson, Representative Rh Or Hayter.
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Rebekah Lodge
J. S. Kershner
N. G
Bert Allison
V.G
Geo. Garner
Rh. Or. Hayter
Frank Alverson
Grand Lodge Delegation Named in District Proceedings
In district proceedings Mrs. Harry Brown is named as alternate representative and Mrs. G. L. Baugher as district deputy for the grand lodge.
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Grand Lodge
Harry Brown
G. L. Baugher
Junior League Sunday Service Program
Sunday program lists songs prayers and readings for December 17 at 3:00 p.m. Include Apostles Creed Doxology scripture Psalm 156 and Silent Night Holy Night. Readers Lucy Webster Lillie Ross Willie Ross Superintendent Mrs Nash leader Oma Capterton with reports benediction and drill on Bible story.
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Lucy Webster
Willie Ross
Ible
Mrs. Nash
Oma Capterton
Thropy and Claud Truett in a Possible Collaboration
Cecile Doss discusses potential plans with Thropy and Claud Truett. The note hints at joint efforts and future possibilities, reflecting cautious optimism about a partnership and its possible outcomes.
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Claud Truett
Cecile Doss
Band rehearal canceled this Thursday by Director
Notice: There will be no band rehearsal this Thursday night as the director telephoned that he could not be here. This Dallas News and Sun item notes the cancellation without further details.
Meaning of Christian Philanthropy Leader Sallie Joe Gowdy
The B Y P U program features a scripture lesson from Matt 14 14 21 and a study on the Meaning of Christian Philanthropy led by Olive Neff Cordelia Yeager and Sallie Joe Gowdy discuss past efforts and future tasks in organized Christian philanthropy with a Bible Readers Quiz component.
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Thropy
Olive Neff
Cordelia Yeager
Matt
Sallie Joe Gowdy
Christian Philan
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