Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 305, Ed. 1 Saturday, October 7, 1922 Page: 3 of 7
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the: brownwood bulletin October 7 1922
PAGE THREI
HOMESICK.
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By Elsie Duncan Yale-
Vacation' days are o'er at last;
schooltime now you see;
The children bring their lessons home.
which means homework for me;
For when I take my paper up to scan
the evening news
The young ones start an S 0 S which
father can't refuse;
"I've got to write an essay dad. Oh
won't.you help me out?
The subject I must choose myself.
What can I write about?"
"Say. daddy in our spelling class we're
going to have review;
I wish you'd hear me all my words
and just see how I do."
"I'm stuck on this example; now
please daddy have a heart;
You needn't ivork the whole thing out;
just show me how to start"
"I tried to draw a map of Greece; if
looks all wrong you see.
Please daddy take my pencil now and
draw a bit for me."
Vacation days arg o'er at last; ah yes
'tis very true;
The children have their homework
now and I have homework too.
Put down the paper; close the boo'k;
no evening peace in sight
Till I have worked an hour or two and
got those lessons right!
- SOCIAL CALENDAR
and an arm bouquet of pink roses
was carried.
Miss Mary Katherine Kemper was
charming in orchid silver cloth bodice
and orchid panne velvet draped skirt
caught to the side with silver and
rose colored rosea. A wreath of silver
and rose colored roses was worn in
the hair and an arm bouquet of pink
gladioli was carried.
Miss. Margaret Mueller wora a gown
of orchid moire silk trimmed in silver
and the side drape caught with a
heavy ornament of pearls. A wreath of
silver and rose colored looses was
worn and her flowers were pink gla
dioli.
Miss Eleanor Fitch was attired in
orchid colored satin draped model
caught to the side with sprays of sil-
ver grapes. Her hair wreath was of
silver grapes and roses and she car-
ried an arm bouquet of pink gladioli
Brownwood Music ClnV.
Brownwood Music Club will moot
Friday at 3:30. This is a very im-
portant meetingas plans'for the con-
cert (Impressario Opera Company) on
November 6th will be discussed. All
old raembeils are urged to bring new
members; also come prepared to pay
dues. The first program of the year
will be rendered.
Honoring Mrs. Hall.
As a complete surprise to Mrs.
Ethel Hall whose home burned rt-
cently the members of the Eastern.
Star Chapter went to her apartment
at the home of Mrs. Sam Baas nud
placed in her room on Tuesday aftet-
noon a handsome shower of useful
and dainty gifts.
The Rebekahs on Friday afternoon
presented two beautiful comforts to
Mrs. Hall one of their most loyal
members.
Surprise Marriage.
Miss Mary McDougal of Fort Worth
and Mr. W. E. Turk of Chicago were
quietly married by Judge G. B. Cross
"Wednesday at 12:30. The wedding
i t ihii
was held in the Woman's Club in nends Mr. Turk has made
Camden Street The rooms were ar-i . " "
tistically adorned in trailing cadena A C f L I n
. of Fred Htfrvey here. Mrs. Turk is a
de amour and lavender k beans In . J . .
. . . . . . . . . charming young lady from a promi-
silver bowls and baskets. The table . r- T
.... . . nent Fort Worth family. Mr. and Mrs.
.u - uaUuu.uo - --- Turlt wiU make thelr home in Brown-
. I....... wood
mem a large snver uusKei niiea wuu
Tuesday afternoon at 3:00 o'clock
the Twentieth Century Club will meet
at 3:00 o'clock in the Federated Club
room.
Tuesday evening the Woman's Aux
iliary of the Brcwn County Medical
Association will meet at S:00 oclock
with Mrs. M. L. Brown.
Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock
Mrs. Aaron Yeager will be hostess to
the Self Culture Club.
Thurgday morning the' Hanlel Baker
the lavender and rose blossoms. Sil-
ver candlesticks held orchid colored
tapers. Palms and ferns were placed
at the sides of -the room and floor
lamps in the lavender and rose shades
were used.
Assisting Or. and Mrs. Evans in re-
ceiving were: Mrs. Sarah Ellen Evans
and Mrs. Iydia Drew Shelley of Aus-
tin grandmothers of the bride; Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Mayes of Austin Miss
Etheridge Mayes of Austin Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. Fitch. Mr. and Mrs. J. K
Beretta Judge arid Mrs. Winchester
Kelso Mr. and Mrs. T- D. Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Mitchell. Mrs
Nellie Coulton Judge and Mrs. Duval
Birthday Dinner.
To celebrate the ninth birthday anni
versary of her son Rhyley on Monday
evening Mrs. J. Wade Johnson enter-
tained with a dinner at her attractive
new Center Avenue home.
The table was atractiyely laid with
handsome appointments and the usual
birthday cake topped with brilliant
flickering tapers claimed central adorn
ment A delicious four course dinner
was daintily served. Covers were laid
for seven
A Delightful Beceptlon.
One of the most delightful informal
gatherings of the season was on Sat-
Test. Dr. and Mrs. S.P. Cunningham r(1nv pvpnntr whfin th atudontB of
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Wofford Mr. and Howard Pavne d0rmitory entertained
Mrs. C. B. Allen Mrs. W. H. Wells h(mormg th"e Howard Payne football
of Houston. Among the young- ladies teani( wno were victorious in the A.
assisting were Miss Julia Belk Mitch- & M football game. The Howard
ell and Miss Ruth West Miss Mary tavne orchestra furnished music for
Beatrice Carver cut the cake and Mrs tne occasion. Punch was served
Auxiliary will meet at 930 o'clock in ine occasion runcu was
the rfrls' dnrmltorv. Mannar w.ll'LUiSe ?err' Kenda" SerTed e fro throughout the evening. The
the .girls' dormitory. Membars will
please pay dues before the meeting.
Thursday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock
Miss "Helen Taber will entertain the
Mariposa Club.
Thursday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock
Hrs. Eugene Cavin will entertain the
Current Events Club naming Mrs
Pt Dismukes the honor guest.
Friday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock the
Brownwood Music Club will meet in
the Federated Club roonu
norennn
en punch. Among the jnuior girb le nel included the students of Howard
ceiving were4. Misses Thrace Rogers Payne and Daniel Baker colleges and
Martha Louise Maggard isabell Mayes .the Menard football team
and Nancy Fitch. - - -
i
Mrs. S. E. 'Evans was attired in a
handsome gown of black silk. Mrs. L
D. Shelley were a gown of black satin
with trimmings of jet and' gold lace
Young Woman's Sunday School Class
Meeting.
The Young Women's Sunday School
class of the First Methodist church
Mrs. E. O. Evans was charming in a met at the home of Mrs. T. E. Majors
jet robe over black satin with side 1202 Vine street on Thursday of last
I . i i .. . i
drapes of tulle.
h .week In a business and social meeting
prettily featured emphasized in cut
(lowers and potted plants.
In forty-two Mrs. Walter Helmicke
receive"d the high score favor a bottle
of Garden Gib toilet water and Miss
Marjorje Kyle received low score fa-
vor a bottle of sachet powder.
A dainty plate of pineamile salad
wafers and apricot ice waffpassed
Enjoying the afternoon were MeB-
dames Kavanaugh Smith E. J. Weath-
-6rby Craig Will Lathem T. Carlson
Walter Helmicke Majors E. E. Davis
V. A. Gilpien Minnie Mayhew W. T.
Fisher- Henry Stallings Harry Mere-
dith; Knox Andrews Misses Gail Maed-
gen and Marjorle Kyle.
Daughters of American Revolution.
The Mary Garland Chapter Daugh
ters of American revolution met oh
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Fred S. Abney.
This being the first regular meeting
of the new year many matters which
have rbeen pending were brought be
fore the members for discussion and
decision and the general routine of
business wa resumed. Tbo secretary
road a communication senf out TJy the
National Research Committee in re-
gard to a historical research and pre-
sefvation of records. information
requested was as to:
Historic ArtList name of art ob-
ject; state where located whether an
original or copy; if former give name
of artist or sculptor. Subjects depicted
historical incidents from all per
iods of American history up to and
including the Civil War.
(a) Paintings; (b) Marbles; (c
Bronze; (d) Art; 'e) Stained Glass
Windows; (f) Oral Traditions in Art
Collections of Historic Manuscripts
where located.
Published Histories where located
author's name.
(ay State; (b) County; (c) Tradi
tions of your locality; your state
theii1' origin.
Records Colonial; revolutionay pi
oneer. Do not send copies of these
records just send name of record and
state where it is filed:
(a). Men; b) Women; (c) Places;
(d) Letters written in colonial revo
lutionary and pioneer periods; By
whom written; present owner.
Honoring Mrs. Dismukes.
Mrs. J. R. Stone entertained with
an afternoon tea on Friday naming
Mrs. Pat Dismukes the honor guest
Mrs. Dismukes who is one of Brown-
wood's latest assets in. social circle?
and is most charming recently mov
ed to Brownwpod with her family
from Kaufman.
The Brownwood Country Club house
was the scene of this charming hos
pitality and was most attractively
adorned florally for the occasion. The
hostess preferred the pink and laven
der color motif and throughout the
hopitality this attractive combination
was admired. Roses -and queen's
wreath with other blossoms of beau
Friday afternoon at 4:00 o'clock
Mrs. Eugene Cavhi will be hostess to
the Just -So Club.
Later in the evening Mr. and Mrs. with Mesdames Majors and Frank Tur-
Mayes left on a motor trip foV Fres-"ner hostesses. A large number of
no. California where they will make members were present and after an'tiful petal ing. werte gracefully ar-
thejr home the bride jwearJng .atrav- interesting program had been given ranged (n craft baskets and-placed in
eling gown of brown bolivar cloth various matters of business were di3-j vantage points. In the dining room
with trimmings of beaver. San An- cussed. la beautiful table arrangement accentu-
tonio Express. A social hour followed and a dainty ated the chosen colors. Centering the
Mr. Mayes is a son of Will H. Mayes refreshment plate of Ice cream and
i r t j . nnl'A o a noci'nfl
wnaeny oi.crowuwooa ana now aeaii -" - i'"u
Mayes-Erans.
The early October days were ush-
ered in by one of the pretty fall wed-
dings St. Marks Episcopal Church
being the scene of the marriage of
Wendell Wise Mayes of Fresno CcLJ
and Miss 'Dorothy Lydia Evans
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. E. O. Evans
Dr. L. B. Richards performing the
betrothal ceremony while the nup-
tial lines were read by Dr. Arthur S
Huston.
Previous to the coming of the bri-
dal party Mrs Patrick H. Swearin-
gen sang "Beloved It is Dawn" ac-
companied on the organ by Oscar J
Fox. At the conclusion of the bridal
song. Mr. Fox played the Bridal
Chorus from Lohengrin for the pro-
cessional. - The ushers Clyde Parrish ol Aus-
tin Shelly Evans brother of the
bride and George D. Gammin of WTax-
ahachie came in walking singly fol-
lowed by the bride's attendants.
Miss Mary Katherine Kemper was
first to enter followed by Miss Mar-
garet Mueller and Miss Eleanor5 Fitch
the maid of lionor. Miss Lois McChes-
ney of Brownsville entered just in
advance of the bride who was accom-
panied by her father. Awaiting the
bride at the altar was the bridegroom
and his best man Maurice Angly of
Palestine.
The church was prettily decorated
in & profusion of ferns palms and!
pink gladioli. Around the chancel
rail was a fringe of palms and the:
ferns alternating. At either side of the
chancel were tall white willow bask-
ets filled with tall spikes of gladioli in
the shell pink while the brass altar
vases held other spikes of the pink
blossoms. In the windows were boxes
of ferns apd palms. White ribbon
streamers "were used to adorn "the
pews down the center aisle.
The bride wore a charming creation
of 'cream chantilly lace over an ac-
cordian plaited slip of flesh colored
Georgette crepe. The skirt was in the
draped style caught at one side with
a graceful pearl cabochon fringed in
ropes of pearls. The lace bodice was
of the School of Journalism at the
University of Texas. He graduated
fitom the Brownwood High School
and also from the State University.
He served in the aviation section dur-
ing the war. Siuce completing his
education Mr. Mayes has entered his
chosen profession of journalism
spending the past year as p'ublisher
and editor of- the Parlier Progress at
Parlier California. He severed his
connection with that paper recently
and will be associated with a ne-
daily paper being established at
Fresno California by the Sacnamento
Bee. He and his bride will make
their home in Fresno. '
Box Snpper Ly Daniel Baker Pep CInb.
-one oi me most cleverly arransreu
and creditably dispensed social af
fairs in college circles of this season
was the box supper given by the Dan
iel Baker Pen Club on Thursday
night on the college campus for the
benefit of the Daniel Baker foot ball
team.
Streamers of blue and white creoe
paper were festooned to form a
canopy overhead and" were everywhere
in evidence. Music was enjoyed
throughout the evening hours and
from a blue and white decorated ta-
ble some handsome boxes filled with
lunches were sold. A lemonade boot.i
was also an attraction. This is one
of the many ways of making money
this energetic club of Daniel Haker
girls has undertaken and the club
plans many activities during the fall
to raise money for additional college
blankets and other gifts for the blue
and white foot ball team.
An Announcement.
Announcement has been received of
handsome cluny covered dining tablo
a crystal basket tied with a fluffy ma-
line bow . held queen's wreath
and lavender jack beans vhich
lay along graceful llns and
the marriage of Mr. S. J. Eaton to Miss terminated in tlnjr crystal mallne-tied
Eva Taylor September 15 at Wilbur- j baskets on either cprner -of the table
ton Oklav Mr. and Mrs. Eaton will .Crystal receptacles held sugared pe-
make their home In Fayettevllle Ark. cans ann mnts. which also empha-
Brown county attending Howard
Payne College and only a few years
ago was one of the stars on the foot-
ball squad.
Mariposa CInb.
Miss Nell Herblln entertained thQ
Mariposa Club on Saturday afternoon.
In prettily appointed rooms the af-
ternoon was. delightfully spent in the
club game. Miss Pauline Ragsdale in
high score was awarded a silver has
ket and Miss Helen Taber for second
high was presented a sliver tray.
A dainty plate of tuna salad olives
cheese sandwiches and orange ice was
offered.
Special guests for the afternoon were
Misses Bessie Lee Lavender Fay
Johnson Louise Lipscomb and Mrs. O.
B: Love.
JolHt Blrthdajf Celebration.
Little Miss ElmaPetty and brother.
Louis who each celebrated their birth
day anniversary on Friday entertain-
ed a limited number of neighborhood
friends at their home on Main Avenue
on Friday evening.
In prettily arranged rooms tbo
hours were spent very infornlal'y.' A
large birthday cake which was mark-
ed on one side with 16'candles and on
the other with twelve candles adorns
ed the center of the dining table and
much merriment was afforded in biow-
ing the candles and cutting the cake
Tor favors.
Ice cream cake and ' candy veie
Mariposa Club.
Miss Kathryn Anderson was hostess served in refreshment.
to the Mariposa Club on Thursday af-
ternoon. Cut flowers graced the rooms given
over to the bridge tables. For high
score Miss Helen Taber was awarded
a set of card table numbers with pen-
cils attached and Mrs. Homer Allen
in consolation -was given a pair of
hand painted shoe trees.
A delectable salad refreshment
caught on the shoulders with the samejcourse was passed
ornaments the fringe falling over thej Tne Personnel included tho club
arms. A. court train cf llesn tmlorediu'eiiiucra anu Huusuimes.
Georgette overlaid In chantilly lace
Jbo caught with the pearl ornaments.
The veil of sheer tulle was arranged
In the Spanish comb effect to the fore-
head by a filet of orange blossoms
terminating at either side in pearl
Self Cnlture Club Meeting;
The Self Culture Club met in a
special called session on Wednesdav
In the Federated Club room.
The time was spent In making
ornaments. A bridal bouquet of plans for the winter and outlining the
Ophelia and oride's roses was car-istudy course. Letters to various- head-
ried Bhowered In lilies of the valley. jjuarters in regard to the proposed
Miss Lois McChesney was; in a gown. course were written.
of Dlue taffeta with the skirt of silver The Club will meet on next .Wednea- nett entertained the Idle A While Club
lace in the modish long full lines. A'day at 3:00 o'clock with Mrs. Aaron at the home of Mrs. Fay Looney
picture hat of silver lace was wornYaeger. j.ITMM i The yellow and white colors wero
Honoring College Students.
Honoring the Danell Baker College
and Howard Payne College students
on Friday night the Epworth League
assisted by the Young Woman's Mis-
sionary society of the Methodist
church entertained in the hostess
house and on the church lawn.
Potted plants graced the hostess
house -and electric lights lighted the
spacious lawn. The evening was spent
Informally with games and contests.
The male quartette of the church gavo
several selections which was a de
Hghtful feature of the evening's enter-
tainment. . '
Sandwiches and fruit punch were
served. About forty-five enjoyed thq
evening. Mesdames W T. Fisher and
Joehle were chaperons.
Idle A While Clnti.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. B. M. Ben-
pretty finishing touches to the beau
tlful "table appointment. A dainty re
freshment wag offered of brick cream
with Individual angel cake squares
embossed with a D" reflecting the
colors chosen.
-The house party was composed of
the members of the Current Events
Club and susbstitutes.
A number of friends called
during the afternoon.
City Federation.
The City Federation called meeting
which was announced for Thursday
afternoon was not held on account of
a quorum of members failing to at-
tend. A few members gathered to in-
formally discuss the work of the fed-
eration and the advisability of contin-
uing the organization whloh Is grad-
ually losing the interest of the women
of Brownwood. The Federation should
be the largest woman's- organization
In any town 'and It Js to be regretted
that the women of Brownwood are
lack in their interest.
High Sckool Oratory Club.
The Brownwood High School Ora-
tory CInb met on Friday .evening at
the homo of Morris Horn on Melwood
Avenue.
The club colors of orange and white
wore beautifully schemed In the liv-
ing room and dining room.
Forty-two whiled the hours merri-
ly for a time aftqr which an old fash-
ioned "pep" meeting was enjoyed with
talks by Director. J. Fred McGaughey.
Misses Black Germany and Daughety;
Messrs. Whltten Floyd Lancaster
and Shannon.
Assisted by his mother Mrs. J. M.
Horn the host passed a dainty jdata
of ice cream and cake.
- The members of the club present
were: Misses Lola Oden Rhoda Gal
ther Edna Germany Wilma Daughety
Marguerite Horn Ruth Craft Nellie
Brown Winnie Mayo Margaret Crls-
jen Adelia Martin Jack Alexander
Evelyn HolHngswortn; Messrs. Hal
Lancaster Claude Curtis John "Tot
tenham Hervey Mayes Marshall New
?oinb. Henrey Champion Samuel Lee
Julian Malone Claude Shannon Curtis
Black Riley Cross Alton Dorsett and
Edgar Loedy.
iu BcpyseHrXIIIer.
Wednesday morning at 10:30 o'clock
occurred. the marriage of Miss Martha-
331izabeth"JWUler to Mr. Karl Christian '
Bbysentho quiet vmarrlage taking
place Jn-the First Baptist -church ar-5
sonagc Rov. Mr. Kennedy performing y
tho ring ceremony in a most impres-
sive manner that sent this happy
young couple on their way for a unit-
ed life. A series of events seemed to
conspire against this happy marriage
but "all's well that ends well " and
they are now In San Antonio on their
wedding trip liefore going on to their
future home In Pharr Texas. The
adverse circumstances referred to
were first the bride's illness from den-
gue that necessitated a change from
a more elaborate church wedding to a
quiet home one; waiting not "at the
church" but at home for their pas-
tor. Rev. D. K. Porter they found he
was unavoidably detained and they
had only time to hurriedly enter waiting-
cars and get to the Baptist par-
sonage for the matrimonial knot to be
tiea by Brother Kennedy then a hur-
ried run to the depot to catch the
10:40 south bound Central. The bride
was gowned in a blue tricotine tailor-
ed suit everything matching and bri-
dal bouquet of Ophelia roses. Many
handsome gifts were received as Cor-
sicana Is the native town of the bride
her family being one of the plonew
settlers of the town and she being a
granddaughter of Major John L. Mil
ler deceased- The bridal party who
participated in this rather excitfng
wedding besides the bride's family
were Mrs. J. A. Jones and daughter
Miss Norma Mrs. Wm. Crouch Miss
Josephine Garner. Corsicana Sun.
The groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs.
B. S. Boysen and was born and rear
ed in Brownvood. He Is a prominent
ly connected with a' large business
concern in Pharr where he is one of
the leading young business men.
Wedding Breakfast.
Mrs. W. E. Fitch entertained Wed
nesday morning -with a breakfast com
plimenting Miss Doifothy Evans
whose marriage to Mr. Wendell Wise
Mayes took place last evening.
The rooms were attractively decor
ated in a color scheme of lavender
and rose. Tlnj table was exquisitely
decorated in cadena de amour in u
tall silver basket while silver can-
dlesticks held rose tapers. Suspended
over the table was a dainty parasol
of cadena de .amour and ferns Ion?
festoons being caught to the corners
of the table. Hand-painted bride place
cards held conundrums for the enter-
tainment of the guests.
The guests included Miss Evans the
honoree; Mis3 Ldis McChesney of
Brownsville Miss Margaret Mueller
Miss Ejeanor Fitcht Miss Mary Kath-
erine Kemper Mrs. S. E. Evans Mrs
L. D. Shelley. Mrs. W. C. Douglas
Dr. and Mrs. . E. Evans Mils. Wil-
liam Will and Maurice Angly Clyde
Parrish Shelley JEvans and George
D. Gammin. San Antcnio Express.
HlKh School l'arent-Teachers' Ass'ocl.
at ion.
The Parent-Teachersf Association
of the Brownwood High School met
on Friday afternoon with a large
number of members present.
The members first gathered in the
High School audltcrium where a
splendid program of readings was
furnished by Mr. J. Fred McGaughey
Director of Oratory and piano num;
hers by Miss Alberta Wall.
The members then went to the home
economic building where the "mothers
met with high school teachers and a
business Bession was held. Superin
tendent George Page and others gave
interesting talks. The members de-
cided to specialize this year on library
work and furnishing the home eco-
onmlcs cottage. The remainder of tlu
afternoon was spent informally.
Sanday School Classes Entertained.
The boys of Mrs. L. e: Walker's
Sunday school class entertained the
girls in Miss Arvin's class on Friday
night In the First Presbyterian
church basement.
The hours were passed merrily with
various forms of games and contests
A delicious refreshment plate wa?
served.
Twentieth Century Program Tuesday
October 10th. -Leader:
Miss Kathryne Bayne.
The Patterns of a Poem with round
table discussion of lllutratlve. exam
ples. Miss Bayne.
The Themes of the New Poetry-
Democracy. Mrs. J. W. Tottenham.
John Masefield's The Widow in Bye-
Street .Mrs. J. W. Taber.
(Tuesday October 17th.)
Leader: Mrs. A. H. Bell.
Rhythm In the New Poetry Use
The Santa Fe Trail. Mrs. A. H. Bell.
Use The ListenersWalter1 de la
Mare. Mrs. Henry Stallings.
Use John Masefield's: The Ever-
lasting Mercy Mrs. W. R. Scrim-
geour..
(CONTINUED ON PAGE FIVE.)
Atlantic City woman wants divorce
because ubby hit her with an axe.
Wonmi are so touchy.
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The Silks
Of the Hour
Fall fashions are crepey
and clrapey so silks of -the
Crepe family will be
a dominant note in the
pew Dresses.
t Canton Crepe in a good
weight and pretty f nish
jiavy brown black toast
and the higher shades 40 inches wide yard $2.95
Satin faced Canton and Crepe Back Satin in black
navy and brown 40 inches wide the yard $3.95 $4.35
Brocaded Satin and Canton in btck navy and brown
40 inches wide yard $395 $4.95
Crepe de Chine in black navy brown and the wanted
high colors 40 inches wide.he yard $1.50 $1.95
Good quality Messaline 36 inches wide in a range
of colors yard $1.50
Everything that's fashionable and nothing is more
fashionable than Black Silks for-.Fall is here.
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Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 305, Ed. 1 Saturday, October 7, 1922, newspaper, October 7, 1922; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth344396/m1/3/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Howard Payne University Library.