Social Activities Diversity Club elects new officers
The Diversity Club held its annual meeting Friday at Mrs. Frank Williams home electing officers: President Mrs. J W Dixon Vice President Mrs Carl Davis Secretary Mrs R K Russell Treasurer Mrs W C Nunnally Parliamentarian Mrs J M Pyburn Press Reporter Mrs R H Henslee The hostess and Mrs Lindley served refreshments to fifteen members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diversity Club
Frank Williams
Robinson
J. W. Dixon
Carl Davis
R. K. Russell
W. C. Nunnally
J. M. Pyburn
R. H. Henslee
Lindley of
Brady
Christian Endeavor Reports From Sunday Service
At the Sunday service the Christian Endeavorers gave enthusiastic reports showing good accomplished at the convention. Under George Hall the Brownwood District won first place in meeting its registration quota for the State convention to be held in Ft Worth in June. The Young People's C E met at Mrs. W R Johnsons home for a business meeting with committee reports and an up to date efficiency chart. A social hour followed with punch and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavorers
C. I
George Hall
Brownwood
Ft. Worth
C. E
W. R. Johnson
Mayor Rogers Could Earn City Key in Beverly Hills
The remark envisions Mayor Rogers receiving the key to Beverly Hills if he visits, signaling high praise and civic honor for a future appearance. It reflects local sentiment about recognition of public figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Beverly Hills
City
Beauty Parlor Training Offered in Winters
To the ladies who wish to learn beauty parlor work an opportunity is offered in Winters by a former instructor of the Marinello School. The program lasts two years and the instructor brings many years of experience. Phone 22 The Beauty Parlor for particulars.
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Marinello School
Little Boys Lied Tales Ride Half Fare
A brief item notes that young boys who tell lies are offered rides at half price, reflecting a moral anecdote or humorous column snippet from a local paper.
Dame Fashion Is Kind This Spring
A spring fashion summary praises restrained lines and fabrics, favoring knee or slightly below skirts, high waistlines, pleats, and long cuffs. It notes silk and chiffon textures, pastel knits, and the return of simple one piece and jumper outfits. Hats stay small with crowned shapes emphasizing height.
Peppy Workers Club meets amid illness in Wingate Texas
In Wingate Texas the Peppy Workers Club held a meeting at Mrs J F Dugger’s on March 9 with only seven members attending due to illness. Members included C A Smith W M Jones W G Barnett J F Dugger Gordon Hensley B J Smith and Lara Hollingsworth. Mrs Hollingsworth demonstrated The School Lunch featuring Twin Mountain Muffins lemon icing banana raisin sandwiches and meringue and salad dressing. The group invites full attendance for March 23 at which president C A Smith will demonstrate a steam pressure cooker meal.
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Wingate
Texas
J. F. Dugger
Mesdames C. A. Smith
W. M. Jones
W. G. Barnett
Gordon Hensley
B. J. Smith
Lara Hollingsworth
Bill Dean
C. A. Smith
Infant Dies in Wingate Home
Mildred Nix a one year old daughter of Mr and Mrs A W Nix died at the family home in Wingate on Thursday March 10 The infant was prepared for burial by Spill Bros undertakers and laid to rest in Wingate cemetery Our sympathy goes to the bereaved parents in their loss
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred
A. W. Nix
Wingate
Spill Bros
Miss Emma Renfrow Dies After Appendicitis in San Angelo
Miss Emma Renfrow of Wilmeth died Saturday at St John’s sanitarium San Angelo after an appendicitis operation. She was 21 and had recently moved to San Angelo. Born February 3, 1906 in Polk County Texas she was reared in Winters country and joined the Baptist church in 1921. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs M W Renfrow and many brothers and sisters. Funeral at Wilmeth cemetery Sunday conducted by Rev Sam Malone Abilene with body moved by Spill Bros. to Wilmeth.
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Emma Renfrow
Wilmeth
St. John’s Sanitarium
San Angelo
M. W. Renfrow
Miss Renfrew
Polk County
Texas
Baptist Church
Spill Bros
Sam Malone
Abilene
Eleven Cent Cotton and Fourty Cent Meat Poem
A Hope high school poem critiques Arkansas farmers burdened by low cotton prices and rising costs. It laments soaring flour, high taxes, worn clothing, and ruined finances, pleading for solutions as the crowd voices poverty and despair.
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Hope
Arkansas
Cotton woes frame a village feast at Hotel Winters
The notice paints bleak farm conditions with eleven cent cotton and forty cent meat. It mentions no sow or cow, no garden, just a bale of cotton worth eight cents. A Special Turkey Dinner at Hotel Winters is advertised for 75 cents next Sunday, plus regular weekday meals at 50 cents.
Two Men From Crews Paid Fines For Week-Start Fight
E. G. Damron and G. M. Harper, both from Crews, paid fines for a fight at the start of the week. Damron paid 12.70 dollars here while Harper settled a similarly sized amount in Winters justice court.
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E. G. Damron
G. M. Harper
Crews
Damron
Harper
Justice Court
Winters
Ballinger Ledger
March winds and skirts in fashion era recalled
A brief reflection notes how March winds once stirred lively skirts but now changes in style have altered the effect. The snippet evokes a bygone seasonal mood with a hint of social observation.
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Marshall Chapman
G. E. Nicholson
L. R. Gaston
J. M. Skaggs
Bert E. Low
Ego Amore Club
Christine Boone
L. T. Smith
Martha
The
R H. Henslee
Christian Endeavor Notes
Joan Darling
Frank Hamilton
New York
Hollywood
Harriet
Harriett
Howe
Astume
Peppy Workers Club Report
Angelo
First National Bank
United States
Henry James J. W. Dixon
W. A. Pace
Albert Spill
Lyceum
Florence Victor Ricardo Cortez
Jean Lafitte
New Orleans
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