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- Lena Stone Criswell
THE DAILY
DEMOCRAT
Thirty First Year - Number 14
Marlin, Texas, Monday, May 18, 1931
Briefly Told
Permits to wed:
Lorenzo Morgan and Lurene Anderson, J. A. Causby and Maurine Olinger.
The choir of the Episcopal Church will meet
at 8 tonight for rehearsal instead of Thursday night.
The meeting of the Central Texas Inter Odd
Fellows Association
scheduled at Temple tonight has been postponed to Monday night, May 25.
Mrs. J. K. Alton of Humble and Mrs. E. M.
Berry of Houston are visiting Mrs. H. E. Wrenn, who has recovered sufficiently
from recent accident to be moved home.
Miss Fan Read Buie, daughter of Dr. and
Mrs. N. D. Buie, who suffered an internal injury last week in a fall while
playing, is reported making progress toward recovery.
Mrs. W. M. McComb has as guests Mr. and
Mrs. E. K. McComb of Pamona, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Saladin and daughter of
Anson, and Miss Charlene McComb, a student in Baylor College at Belton.
L. A. David, assistant general manager of
Missouri Pacific, with headquarters at Houston, arrived Sunday in his special
car to remain several days for rest and recreation. O. J. Brown, former
division superintendent, now superintendent of terminals in Houston, was due to
join him here this afternoon. Mr. Brown comes also for the baths.
Returning Sunday night from Ranger whee he
addressed a district American Legion convention en route from the West Texas
Chamber of Commerce meeting at Lubbock, Senator Tom Connally of Marlin will go
to Temple Tuesday for sessions of the Texas K. of P. grand lodge, of which he is
a former grand chancellor. He will deliver commencement addresses at
Midland Thursday and at Kerrville May 27.
Installation of officers by Mrs. John
Maxwell of Waco, 9th district president, who will also make a talk, will feature
the final session of the 1930-31 school term of the Marlin Parent-Teacher
Association in the music room of the elementary school building at three o'clock
Tuesday afternoon. Everyone interested in the work is invited. The
executive committee will meet at 2:30 p.m., preceding the meeting.
Eugene Hailey, chief clerk of the supply
division of the San Antonio air depot at Duncan field, and Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus
Hailey of Meeker, Okla., where he is director of the department of vocational
agriculture in the high school, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Hailey, whose
daughter, Mrs. Ted Collier, leaves Tuesday for New York where she will board a
ship for Buenos Aires, her husband having been transferred from Montevideo,
their former home, to Argentina.
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