County demonstrator Miss Barber tours with countywide canning and sewing sessions
The Favorite notes Miss Thelma Barber has led weekly demonstrations since June 15 across Tulip Allens Chapel Savage Edhube and Adams communities. She showcases steam canning yeast bread clothing garment making and light bread lessons. About 600 containers of vegetables have been canned and four steam canners purchased as clubs form and expand. The paper praises home demonstrator work and urges continued support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Barber
Tulip
Walter Snodgrass
Allens Chapel
C. P. Moore
Savage
Pike
Bailey
Edhube
Randolph Picnic Carnival Opens July 16 to 18
Randolph Texas advertises a big carnival with baseball games and a croquet tournament as part of the Randolph Picnic. For concessions contact A Brittain. Closing out China at Brannon Jewelry Co with prices under cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
A. Brittain
Texas
China
Brannon Jewelry Co
Uncooked Tomato Relish Recipes From County Demonstrator
Recipes provided by Miss Thelma Barber county home demonstrator for Fannin County appear in weekly Favorite Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays. Uncooked Tomato Relish uses tomatoes peppers onions cabbage celery seed red pepper ground cloves mustard seed sugar salt and vinegar with overnight standing before jar packing and processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma
Barber County
Fannin County
Black and White Ointment and Soap Advertising Card
An advertisement extols Black and White Ointment and Soap for skin care urging use for clearer, smoother skin. It claims millions of packages sold yearly due to economical pricing and notes different size values and dealer availability.
Local visitors and military moves frequent Bonham
Kerrville residents Pat Black and family visit Mrs. T. F. Gray while J. L. Mills hosts guests at John P. Smith's home. Anadarko resident R. E. McClure visits his brother J. K. McClure who returns from Oklahoma with his wife and baby. Lieut Max Oliver and wife arrive to stay with Dr. and Mrs. M. V. Gray as he heads to Manila for two years. the Olivers travel from Lincoln to Bonham and then plan a drive to San Francisco after shipping goods and driving 1060 miles from Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Black
Kerrville
T. F. Gray
J. L. Mills
Gainesville
John P. Smith
R. FE. McClure
Anadarko
Okla
J. K. McClure
Oklahoma
Manilla
Oliver
Minneapolis
Minn
Bonham
San Francisco
Flies Threaten Public Health Warns Brannon Jewelry Co
A Brannon Jewelry Co notice warns that house flies spread disease and multiply rapidly if not controlled. It urges cleanliness, flyproof privies, covered garbage, regular manure disposal, and burning trash to reduce breeding sites, while detailing germ counts and diseases carried by flies.
Mer and J W Lew honored at Kansas lawn party
Society notes report a Wednesday lawn party at Pre mytermn Church honoring two Lew members. Guests enjoyed a program with Addison Bailey on organ, readings by Mrs Roundtree and Mrs Keeton, a saxophone number, and tributes to Mrs Perbert Burow and Mr Henry Holland. Executrix notices for BE H Pritchett deceased are recorded for Bunhome Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer
J. W. Lew
Kansas
Addison Bailey
Roundtree
Mar Payne Keeton
Cassie Stuermer
Batley
Owen
Perbert Burow
Henry Holland
Pritchett
Agai
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Lewis
Lewis Shoe Company
Valet AutoStropazor
American Theatre
Viola Dana
THE
Milton Sills, Wallace
MacDonald
Bertram Grassby
Detroit Lumber Co
Detroit
West 4Th St
Charles Voyles
Nannie Babb
Mrs. Potter’s
East
10Th St
H. G. Evans
Faust 8Th Street
W. I. Keeton & Co
HOUSE
Kellogg’s
Kelley
Kellogg
Kellogg Lvature
Kellogg's
Elie
An Ve Eoure
Auga Tla Pritchett
Evans
Baventor
Chase & Sanborns
Newton
P &G
Chipso Blakes
FR. Elkins & Son Phome
Square
Dodd City Road
Will J. Thomas & Sona Machine Shop
Kool Kushions
Babcock Bros
Nenison, Sherman, Bonham, McKinney and
Cainesville
SORA
Universal Car
Pater Oedan
Wade Nalbantee
Halsell Motor Co
Lincoln
Ford
Fordson
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S. Main St
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