Miss Barber Weds Rev J W Ware in Baptist Church
Miss Myrtle O Barber wed Rev J William Ware of Montezuma College on June 3 at First Baptist Church with Rev H H Stephens officiating. Barber taught English at a high school and at Montezuma College while preparing for Southwestern Seminary, a Simmons graduate in 1924. Ware, active in church work in New Mexico, earned an A B from Montezuma College this month. The couple will stay in Montezuma for the summer and attend Southwestern Theological Seminary in the fall. Inc Q McAdams returned home recently from a coast fishing trip.
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Myrtle O. Barber
J. William Ware
Montezuma College
First Baptist
H. H. Stephens
Southwestern Seminary
Fort Worth
Sim
New Mexico
Inc
Q. McAdams
Our Hero of the Air and Local Family News
Our hero Capt. Lindbergh is celebrated for crossing the Atlantic solo from New York to Paris inspiring pride. Mrs J A Lamberth and daughters Kathleen and June visit Comanche relatives while A Krauss returns from Mineral Wells with Mrs Krauss staying for health. Mr and Mrs P N Williamson head to Dallas with J W Davis Mozelle Wilson Artee Dew Winters trio for a Dallas Waco Waxahachie trip.
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J. A. Lamberth
Kathleen
June
Comanche
Endeavorers Open Summer Season With Joint Meeting
The Endeavorers and Adult Society met last Sunday, June 12, with Mrs. Kate Vancil leading the program. District President George Hall will report on the Fort Worth state C E convention, and the Young People will host next Sunday at 7 15. Mrs Eula Moore joins Norman Smith Dry Goods, while Mr and Mrs Hart Phillips travel to Levelland to visit her parents. Curves ahead as fashion notes hail rounded figures.
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Kate Vancil
George Hall
Ouristrict
C. E
Fort Worth
Guest Lois Clare Dragoo Visits Lucas Home
Miss Lois Clare Dragoo of Lucas Kansas is a guest of Mrs Lyle Deffe bach. A year ago someone predicted there would be no summer in 1928, a remark noted in the clipping.
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Lois Clare Dragoo
Lucas, Kansas
Lyle Deffebach
Rebels Linger in Nicaragua Amid U S Marines Dominance
The article notes remaining Nicaraguan rebels are minor compared to the U S Marines presence. It contrasts newsroom editing with sport, likening newspaper work to a game but suggesting it is tougher on nerves than golf or baseball.
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Nicaragua
U. S
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Miss Barber
Rev
J. W. Ware
Mons University
Tyler Commercial College
Tyler
Texas
Capt. Lindbergh
France
Atlantic
New York
Paris
Air
V. Vanzandt
A. Krauss
Mineral Wells
Mrs.Krauss
Ray Maher
Stockton
Kas
Lillian Bedard
Plains
Maher
Lillan
Bud
Simmons-Wilsom
New Perfection
Goodrich
Nickel Steel
Eula Moore
M. J. Moore
Norman-Smith Dry Goods Company
Mrs. Hart Phillips
Levelland
Mrs
B. F. Godwin
Owens Drug Store
Phongr
Higginbotham Bros. & Company
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