Happy Jack Jencks Show to Play Here Next Week
Happy Jack Jencks and twenty assistants will perform next week with the first show Monday night at a tent east of Pierce’s residence. The act is billed as Clean Moral Plays and free admission for ladies on Monday if accompanied by a paying companion. The Greenville Morning Herald praised the opener noting a capacity crowd and the show’s wholesome, nonobscene style in their debut production of The Divorce Craze.
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Greenville Morning Herald
Happy Jack Jencks Knickerbockers
Mammoth Canvas Tent
Stonewall Street
Self Help Club Plans June 30 Ice Cream Supper
Mrs. Kern directed canning of corn green beans peas and beets at Mrs. Carl Hollands home. A business session followed planning an ice cream supper for Saturday night June 30 at Kentuckytown to benefit the club.
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Carl Holland
Kern
Miss Windle
Sherman
Cantrell
Whitewright
A. L. Groves
Kentuckytown
Community club meeting notes with plans for event
Members agree to meet at the school house Saturday at 10 a m to arrange a fishing trip or picnic. Mrs P H Connelly joins the club and is welcomed. The meeting notes growing interest and invites all to Mrs Jess Martins on July 6 for doughnut making by Mrs Lester Caylor. Reporter remarks on a successful gathering.
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P. H. Connelly
Jess Martin
Lester Caylor
Ice Cream Supper on Church Lawn This Saturday
The Kentucky town Self Help Club will host an ice cream supper on the church lawn Saturday evening June 30. Everyone is invited to attend this community event and support local effort.
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Kentuckytown Self Help Club
Jersey cow heifer calf claim draws farmer’s youngest-record note
J L Owens of rural route three reports a Jersey cow mothered a twelve months six days calf standing twenty six inches tall. He believes this pair may be the youngest on record and plans to submit photos to farm journals. Also notes visits from Pattie Butler and Rev G O Key family events and a Sherman wedding of Edgar Womack and Ruth Hancock at the bride’s home.
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J. L. Owens
Sun
Mr. Owens
Edgar Womack
Sherman
Ruth Hancock
Tohoka
Womack
Katy
Mrs. Womack
Bread with gloves and insults in a county exchange
A clipped humorous item notes Mrs. Smith a newlywed kneads bread with gloves. An editor mocks the piece saying he needs bread with his clothes on. He warns delinquents he may end up needing bread without a thing on.
Typewriter Paper For Sale At The Sun Office
Sun office offers 75 sheets of good bond typewriter paper at 25 cents. This deal undercuts other shops offering 8 by 11 inch stock.
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Sun
Bond
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Jack Jencks
Gordon’s
Gordon Brothers
Palm Beach
Mohair
Hudson, Davis & Co
Pattie Butler
Mexico
Jack Everheart
G. O. Key
McKinney
Tom Montgomery
Mrs. Lloyd Moore
First National Bank
Frank Benton
Mary Hestand
P. A. Short
J. W. Davidson
Harry A. Jones & Son
Denison
Texas
A. H. Davis
Livergard
Lungardia Company
Dallas
J. L. Kirkpatrick
Ocl
DOF Yao Iissecessee
The
Oeenkass
J. R. Carlisle
Wilson-Montgomery Hardware Co
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