June Marshall Hosts Goal Diggers Monday Program
The Goal Diggers club held a Monday meeting with June Marshall as hostess. Selma Chapmond spoke on calming oneself, with decor and treats reflecting a Halloween theme. Members present included Frances Lyle Elbertine Robertson Christine Brown Selma Chapmond Nancy Pyburn and others plus two new members Novie Moreland and Shirley Cole.
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Goal Diggers Club
June Marshall
Kor
Selma Chapmond
Sue
Christine ° ‘Brown
Wier
Jimile
Earl ”Rogers
Frances ‘Lyle
Elbertine. Robertson
Christine
Brown
Nancy. Pyburn
Margaret Forbus
Pumphrey School Plans Halloween Carnival and Pie Supper
Pumphrey school will host a carnival and pie supper on Friday night October 80. Ladies are expected to bring pies and men to provide money. Many attractions will entertain and a jolly evening awaits all attendees.
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Pumphrey School
Obituary Notice for Mrs Thee’s Sister in Abilene
Mr and Mrs Thee were in Abilene last week at the bedside of her sister Mrs Raymond Phillips who was critically ill and passed away Friday.
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Thee, Manning
Abilene
Raymond
Phillips
Methodist W M S Studies Negro Education and Contributions
The Methodist Woman's Missionary Society met Monday afternoon as Mrs. Wm Stevens led two chapters on Education of the Negro and Contributions of the Negro to American Civilization. Lectures, talks, and a negro spiritual song enriched the session with readings by Mrs Ira Huss and Mrs J W Sharbutt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Stevens
Hurch
Ella” Ritch
M. E. Leeman
Reverend Roths Return From Central Texas Mission Tour
Rev and Mrs Roth concluded an extended Central Texas trip with sermons at Castroville and Nordheim mission festivals. They attended the National convention of the American Lutheran church in San Antonio from October 9 to 16.
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Mrs. Roth
Central
Texas
Rev. Roth
Castroville
Nordheim
the American Lutheran Church
San Antonio
Coward Family Weekend Visit to Gatesville
S. C. Coward and family spent the past week end in Gatesville visiting relatives. They were joined home by Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Roe of Purneraville, who were visiting at the Coward residence.
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S. C. Coward
Gatesville
D. S. Roe
Purneraville
Coward
Literary Service Club Continues Mexico Study
The Literary and Service Club met at Mrs. W. E. Hickman home Thursday afternoon to study Scenes from Mexican Life. Mrs. E. D. Stringer presided. Miss Bendens Spills conducted the program with Mrs. Jack Wilkinson describing Fierro and the Carnival of the Bullets and Mrs. L. R. Gaston recounting Don Carlos Valdes. Mrs. T. E. Caskey shared impressions after Kennedy Russell and Guzman. The program closed with Kenneth Mulliffs and Archie Strother singing Poor Man's Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Hickman
Mexico
E. D.stringer
A. J. Smith, Jr
Bendens Spills
Jack Wilkinson
Fierro
L. R. Gaston
Don Carlos Valdes
T. E. Caskey
Guzman
Gutierrez Najera
Presbyterian W M S Program At Church
The Presbyterian Missionary Society met Monday afternoon at the church to study natives of Alaska and India. Mrs. J W Davis led the devotional, with Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Joiner, Mrs. Rives, Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. Oliver, and Mrs. Read among speakers.
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Alaska
India
Presbyterian Missionary Society
J. W. Davis
Gibson
Oliver
J. H. Read
Reynolds Orphan Home
Dallas
Mesdames
J. ‘W. Perkins
J. W. Joiner
Morgan
Earl Gibson
C. R. Kendrick
W. H. Clift
Albert Sykes
W. W. Hall
W. B. Oliver
J. Veo Davi
Ww. LA. Gannaway
Mrs. Read
Winkers Bride Mayme Flowers Weds Ervin W Little
Mayme Jewell Flowers and Ervin W Little were married Saturday at 1 30 PM in the home of Rev J W Joiner with Opal Flowers and Herman A Green in attendance. The couple will reside with Mrs C F Flowers in The city.
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D' Mra
C. F
A Fashion Pattern for an Afternoon Frock
A pattern 8668 offers sizes 36 through 52 with a slim waist line option for larger figures. It features a slenderizing panel waist yoke, tuck-fitted shoulders, lace neck detail, and lace inset in the sleeves. Send 15 cents per pattern plus name address style number and size to Patricia Dow Winters Enterprise Pattern Dept 115 Fifth Avenue Brooklyn NY.
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Patricia Dow
Winters Enterprise Pattern Dept
Fifth Avenue
Brooklin
N. Y
Diversity Club Opens Meeting At L. T. Smith Home
The Diversity club held an open meeting at Mrs. L. T. Smith house on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. C. S. Jackson gave a full review of Gone With the Wind, held the audience's attention with a well prepared talk, followed by a social hour and refreshments for the guests and club members.
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L.T. Smith
Diversity Club
C.S. Jackson
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The fragmentary text shows unclear names and events. No coherent subjects or dates are readable to form a complete news item with identifiable persons or organizations.
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Ieee Sah Whit Pree Rete Teac
Wingate Home Demonstration Club Elects Officers
Wingate Home Demonstration club met at Mrs. Allen Mosley’s home on October 14 with eleven members present. The meeting opened with songs, minutes read, officers elected for the year: Ches Busher president, C. L. Whigham vice president, Pete Polk secretary, Vera Whigham reporter. Eight helpers named for social committee and a list of suggested topics for the year included bread making cooking cakes candy making kitchen improvements cheese making and school children lunches. Refreshments were served after adjournment.
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J. B. Moore
R. E. Hodges
Vera Whigham
Allen Mosley
Services Held at Baptist Church and Abilene Visit
Drasco residents attended services at the Baptist church on Saturday night and Sunday. Several traveled to Abilene for Gipsy Smith services on Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Belew were in Abilene Thursday night.
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Baptist
Drasco
Gipsy ‘Smith
Abilene
Belew
Nigh Lee
Tri Ie
Miller's Studio Opening Day Announcement
Miller's Studio invites you to visit on opening day Saturday October 24th. The note mentions a separate item about Mrs Horn under treatment by Dr Sealy with some encouragement, though she remains in bed most of the time.
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Miller’s Studio
Horn
Santa Anna
Miller's Studio Special for 12 Real Photos
Special offer at Miller's Studio offers 12 real photos for 50 cents for a limited time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Manhattan Skyline Seen From Bossert Roof at Sunset
A vivid note describes viewing Manhattan from the Hotel Bossert roof in Brooklyn as the sun sets. Lights twinkle across the East River toward Battery Park City, with skyline windows and steel and concrete towers glittering in the bay.
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Manhattan
Bossert
Brooklyn
Bay
East River
Battery
He Progresses Little Who Lets Well Enough Alone
A concise proverb-style item notes that progress stalls when one adheres to the status quo, suggesting caution against complacency and urging proactive effort to improve outcomes.
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Goal Diggers
Gray-Jacob
Marvin Gray
Bertha
Jacob
St. John’s Lutheran Church
C.N. Roth
John
Methodist
J. M. Skaggs
J. W. Sharbutt
W. W. Poe
W. A. Pace
Ann
A. D. Leee
Ella Ritch
Frank Williams
W. T. White
Lula White
M. L. Patterson
Guy Mullins
A. O. Strother
L. A. Burton
H. Marshall
T. V. Jennings
Wm.Stevens
Ace
Peter B. Kyne
Rangers
Presbyterian W. M. S
Meny
Winkers
Trounle
Pate
the Winters State Bank
L. T. Smith
Eval Brak
Wingate Club
Ballinger
Sta
North Main
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