The Handout (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 11, Ed. 1 Friday, December 11, 1925 Page: 3 of 4
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Friday) December 11, 1925.
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THE HANDOUT
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GIFTS THAT KEEP "HIM" HAPPY
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Christmas—its the glad time when every
heart is thrilled'—when the spirit of good
feeling becomes boundless. Buy his gifts
here from his and your store—the store
of the Christmas spirit and utmost values.
He ll say 'twas some Christmas.
EVERYTHING FOR MEN
EVERYTHING FOR WOMEN, TOO!
EVERYTHING FOR CHILDREN ,,
FACULTY CELEBRATES
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS
Of the twenty-three liberal arts
faculty members, eleven will remain
in Fort Worth during the Christmas
holidays, (lie remaining twelve will
be celebrating the Yuletide season
in various parts of the United States.
Those remaining in Fort Worth
are:: Miss Sue B. Mann, Prof. Irving
Ball. Prof H. 11. flardt, Prof. J. B.
Bishop, Pvof. William Stewart, Mrs. ^
Harriet Stewai*t, Miss Agnes Hughes,
Dean F. B. Isley. Prof. C. M. Howard
Miss i Louise Boswell, Miss Grace
Montague, and Miss Sarah Walton.
The following are the names of
the teachers who will spend the
vacation with family or friends
and the place where they will visit;
Mrs. Mary Hargrove, Fort Worth;
Mises Julia Crisp, Rosebud; Miss Eli-
zabeth Myatt, Nugent; Miss Louise
Jarett, Decatur; Miss Genevieve Ri-
der, Hasting, Miche; Miss Constance
Hammock, Monticello ,Ark.; Miss Lo-
rena Parrish, Fayette, Mo.; Miss Su-
sie Downing, Wichita Falls; Miss
Lois Bifrdetto, Winfield, Kansas;
Prof. B. R. Cowgill, Deleware, Ohio.
TWO NEW OFFICERS
ELECTED IN P. C. CLUB
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M s Mae Ford, Fort Worth, was
the Sunday visitor of Mrs. Etna
Mae Monday.
Mrs. F. D. Little, Harrod, spent
Sunday with her daughter Vyneta.
Miss Constance Hammock had as
her guest, - Sunday^ Miss Virginia
U,, Harrison. Miss Harrison vis" asT
| distant in dramatics at T. C. U.
Jo. Wayland, flainview, visited
her sister, Virgin a last week.
Margaret Cheatham, Italy, had as
her guest, Sunday, her father and
mother, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cheatham.
Travis Watson, Gunsight, spent the
week-end with her sister, Mrs. W. A.
Thorpe in Dallas.
Mrs. R. C. Johnson, Cleburne, vis-
! ited her sister Mable Renfro, Here-
ford, Sunday.
Nan " Jones, Marfa, and Carolyn
Moreland, Roswell, N. M., spent Sat-
urday in the ..city with Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver II. Smith.
Ila Petree, Gatesville, visited Mrs.
Haymon in the city, Sunday. t
Miss Llde Spragins si>ent the week
end in Dallas with Miss Elsie Mills.
Dallas Morrow, McKinney, visited
his sister Venita Saturday and Sun-
day.
Miss Ollie Lake, city, was the guest
of Miss Julia Crisp Saturday.
Minnie Willis, Whitewright, and
Katherine Campbell, Palestine, visit-
ed Rubye Burke in Itasca Saturday
and Sunday. ,
Lois Shawver visited her aunt,
Mrs. Earl McDaniel in the city, Sun-
day.
Le.ska Howard, Nocona, had as her
gue3t Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. R. V.
Howard of Spanish Fort.
Lelia Dalton and Nell Hudson
spent Sunday in the city with Lelia's
..EXanfather.
Pauline Buck, Crosbyton, was in
the itffirmary last week.
Jewel Burns, Rubye Eddins, and Wil
lie Mae Lee, Waco, were the guests,
Sunday, of Rubye's brother, C. R.
Eddins in the city.
Mrs. .T, M. Beiry went to Dallas
; Saturday.
Velvin Harris,- Grapevine, was at
honi" Saturday and Sunday.
Gladys Jennings, Trinity, spent the |
week-and in Arlington with Marjoric ! Mrs. John Grammar. |
Tucker. Maty Alexander from T. C. U.
Frances Harris and Hulen Whit-! was the week-end visitor of Sue
;"n visited Gladys Reagan, Cisco, Gardiner, Nocona.
Sunday. «k ! "Mrs. Harriet B. Staurt, instructor
Ila Petn 'i, GatVsviHe. iias^'en in in history in Texas Woman's Col-
|the infirmary th|s week. ■ entertained traction on« 0f
Gordon Slagle, i Lamesa, visited his freshman history class, with a tea
liams, city, John Berglund and Neal
D. Connon of S. M. U.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Knighten and
family visited Mrs. /Plice Knighten
Sunday. ^
RubjWPstaton, Grand Saline/'was
in the infirmary last freek. " r:'
Orian Carter and Bruce Cox, S.
M. XJ., visited Marion Paddock, 11a-
german, N. ML, and Pearl Kink,
Venus, Sunday.
Jessie Byers spent Saturday night
in the city witli Miss Sue B. Mann.
Jessmyr Hood, Wortham was the
guest of Natalie Bounds, Wortham,
for the week-end.
Gladys Waters, Grandview, spent
Sunday in the city wi.t^h her brother,
W. E. Waters.
Mildred Holiday, Mildred Deafcon,
Willie Lee Williams, Aileen Sharpe,
and Jack Holiday, Venus, visited Pearl
King and Lois Williams Sunday.' "
Floy Overby, Stamford, was in the
infirmary Monday.
-Thelma Hart was a visitor at her
nome, Mineral Wells, for the week-
end.
Aileen Gilmore spent Sunday in the
city with her grandmother, Mrs. T.
A. Gilmore.
Ollie Chase of Dallas was the
week-end guest of Opal Lewis, Ver-
non.
Thelma Hurst, Strawn, visited in
the city Sunday with Mrs. J. W.
McCorkle.
J. J. Ellington, Atlanta, spent Sun-
day with his daughter Margaret.
Carrie Lee Mathers, Canadian, was
a Sunday visitor in the city.
R. T. Donaldson, Dallas, visited
Edythe Rich, San Saba, Sunday.
Violet WoodmasJ^Hagerman, N. M.,
went to Dallas to spend the week-end
with Elouise Wheat at Hockaday
school. *
Stella Rucker was in the infirmary
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Briscoe and
family of Grandview visited Pauline
Brisco, Sunday.
Leona Gidney, West, had her guest,
Sunday, her brother Hayes Gidney
of Dallas.
Kathleen Carney and Annis Alday,
Atlanta, spent Sunday with Dr. and
At; the last meeting-of the Panther
City club on Thursday two new of-
ficers were elected: Catherine Mul-
r
holland, parliamentarian arid De Rema
Parka#', sargent-at-arms.
Gladys Waters, Grandview, an ex-
member of the club visited and ex-
plained the Methodist Student Fed-
eration plans for Christinas gifts.
Gladys sang two solos, and Emily
Phillips played one of her own com-
positions, "Christmas Carols."
New cretonne curtains and harmon-
izing draperies for the window
seats are added attractions to the
club room.
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Bess Jordon has a position as Eng-
lish and history teacher in West
Monroe, Louisiana. , Lait year she
was secretary of the Parish Teach-
ers' Association.
Johnny Lowe James of Fort Worth
is a student in Texas University.
Gladys Kilgore who during 'the
summer months was choirster of the
Methodist church evangelistic sing-
ing, is music supervisor in Munday.
Mrs Steele D. Wallace, formerly
Beulah Knight, now lives an a. ranch
near Seymour.
Pauline Jordon is , instructor ot
dramatic art in tfle" University of
Oklahoma. ^
Frances Huffstutley is teaching
in Blooming Grove.
Pauline Kubriteh of Bridgman,
Michigan, is doing secretarial work.
Migon Ingram who / attended the
acadamy of Texas Woman's Col-
lege, is a freshman in C. I. A.
Joe Hughes, former student of T.
W. C. and Oklahoma, University, is
teaching English and history in Tip-
ton high school.
Madame Kaszofska, Vienna, Aus-
tria, has as one of her voice pupils
an ex-student of Texas Woman's j
College, Ruth Henderson of Athens, j
Texas.
Nancy Eddins is teaching in that
school this year. «
Ermine Marie Hamlet and Aileen
Hamlet are atending S. W. T. T. C.
in San Marcos.
'Hazel Hays who* has been teaching
the htst three years is now assistant
to the-county superintendent of Tar-
fecii
•ant Wiunty schools.
Mrs. Ira C. Kiker, formerly Maude
M. Harber is doing duty as wife of
the Methodist minister in Sulphur
Springs.
Miss Annie Wood Howell is teach-
ing in Stoneback, near Hale Cen-
ter. She^also has a class in expres-
sion.
Miss Cleo Loggins is teaching
school in Reagen, Texas.
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SENT Of
FLORIST..
702 Main St. Lamar 775
Come in and Let Us Show You
Our Christmas Gifts
EVERETT DRUG CO.
3200 Ave F. • Phone R. 50
BROWNING DISCUSSED BY
KORO MEMBERS
Robert Browning was the subject
of the program of the Koro literary
society December 10. A discussion
of Robert Browning, was given by
Opal Winn, Fort Worth. Lucile Mc-
Elrath, Sweetwater, read the poem
"Memorabilia." Several piano selec-
tions were played by Anna Lee Ash-
ley, Fort Worth.
MRS. TOLAND MAKES
HIGHEST SOPH ArVERAGE
The sophom6re list of the highest
average in grade points in the Hand-
out for last, week onetted Mrs. Geo.
K. Toland, Fort Worth,\wlto" is car-
rying nineteen hours, and made fifty-
one grade points. This is an aver-
age of 2.7 grade points which would
be about an average of A.
Nettie 'Inez, James is assistant sec- !
retary of the chamber of commerce j
of Marlin. Last#'year "she taught I
in a one teacher school near Marlin
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Chocolate Shop
SODA AND LUNCHES
PHONE LAM.V11 10417
STAUT'S STUMO
509 j/* Main St„ Fort Worthy Texas—Phone L. 1543
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Ben F. Simpson, Prop.
ter sandwiches, salted nuts, and
candy were served to about twenty
girls.
Mrs. Stuart will entertain section
two of her freshman class Sunday,
December 13.
Groceries Meats Produce
S. S. DILLOW GROCERY CO.
Polys old reliable Grocery Store
R. 1663-1664 _ 3202 Ave. F
JEWELRY
Save from 10% to 20% on your
Christmas Presents by placing your
$ order with
W. E. COPENHAVER
3110 Ave. F. R. 3464
BLONDY'S GARAGE
Gasoline and Auto Repairing That
Is Satisfactory
Avenue F. Poly
i-'istcr Grace, Deinni
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Miss. Sue
nd.iy, jMiss I'
innison, Sunday.
anil had as her
lorence Wilt,
Sunday, December 6, from 4 to h
at her home, 2812 Avenue D.
Tea, Boston brown bread and but-
SANDWICHES
SMITH'S MARKET
KFWGHES
3130 Avenue F
R. 4339
See us for Holiday Goods, Gilts and
Toys for' the kiddies at: home 4
E. B. GIBBONS HARDWARE
3122 Avenue F R. 8170
Poly Shoe Shop
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ORDER SEATS NOW
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Hundreds Were Timed Away Yesterday
• *> Avoid the Rush ;aid Order Seats Now
THE SENSATIONAL/HARVARD PRIZE PLAY
"COMMON CLAY"
It Is Far I^/tter Than "Madame X"
-jCall LaimtfM^fcfor 4041 and Reserve Seats Now
^^NexTlTeeTc—"THE WHOLE TOWN'S TALKING"
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Christmas
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Before you go home for the Christ-
mas Holidays visit our stores;
See our Show Windows
BEAUTIFUL GIFTS
For every member of the Family
RENFRp'S
10 Busy Rexall Drug Stores
ALL CONVENIENTLY LOCATED
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Robinson, Elizabeth. The Handout (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 11, Ed. 1 Friday, December 11, 1925, newspaper, December 11, 1925; Fort Worth, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth415884/m1/3/: accessed June 19, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Texas Wesleyan University.