Ravenna Celebrates Summer Meetings and Local Events
In Ravenna the community gathers for summer meetings led by T A Fitts of Crockett Texas and hosts a stage show at Ravenna College to fund church relighting. Residents attend sermons and songs, support the Baptist church project, and enjoy a lively night with Miss Aletha Graham visiting.
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Ravenna
Palmyra
Bethlehem
Tuue
Bro
T. A. Fitts
Crocket
Texas
Christian Church of
Ravenna College
Laura Smith
Red Ball Stage Line Seeks Ridership To Greenville
The Red Ball Stage Line announces departures from the West Fourth Street depot across from the Wialsel Motor Co. Fares to Greenville are $1.50 with connections to Cotton Belt at Bailey Katy trains Leonard Santa Fe Celeste and Texas Special at Greenville. Service to Sulphur Springs Tyler Terrell and Dallas. Phone 372.
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Bonham
Cotton Belt
Bailey
Katy
Leonard
Santa Fe
Celeste
Texas
Greenville
Sulphur Springs
Tyler
Terrell
Dallas
Red Ball
West Fourth Street
Wialsel] Motor Co
Pu RIETOR. TS Ford Bonham to Denison and Beyond
Bonham and Denison routes operate with scheduled departures at 7:30 p m 9:30 a m 11:30 a m 2:00 p m 4:00 p m and 6:00 p m from Red Ball Depot West Fourth Street and Red Ball Cafe Simpson Hotel telephone numbers 372 and 957 provide information. Blue Ridge Farmersville line offers through cars with no changes and a running time of three fifteen minutes south bound.
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Bonhay Ly
Bonham
Red Ball Depot
West Fourth Street
Denison
Red Ball
North Bound
Dallas
West 4Th St
Hudsonville meeting underway amid light rain
A light rain cooled the area as Rev Faidley Philips and others left for Cincinnati while Roy Metcalf and family journeyed through Hudsonville on a Western Oklahoma trip. Visitors include Mrs Bud Gray and children Atoka and Ranger families and J S Fry with children from near Leonard predicting the meeting’s continued success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Metcalf
Albany
Oklahoma
N. Mex
Faidley
Philips
Felsberg
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cecil Polk
Savoy Whispers of Events and Travel and Town News
Local notes from Savoy report A J Mershon of Bristow Oklahoma visiting his sister Mrs G Porters and Mrs Alice Melugin and crop prospects in Bristow. HW Atterberry leaves with family for a ten day trip through San Antonio and Houston. Cooper Melton visits from Roebunta Oklahoma. Mrs George Wright of Fairview visits with Eva and Rodney. C J Taylor closes a ten day Church of Christ meeting near Pecan Grove then moves to Altus area. George Wright recovering after operation at Allen Memorial. Lucille Porter returns home for vacation with Lorene Evans of Denison. D W Porter from Long Branch in town for trading. A beneficial rain improves cotton prospects and cools the air.
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Rome
A. J. Mershon
Bristow
Okla
Galveston
George Wright
Fairview
Eva
Rodney
Savoy
C. J. Taylor
Petroleum
Church of Christ
Pecan Grove
Altus
Allen Memorial Hospital
Lucille Porter
Lorene Evans
Denison
D. W. Porter
Long Branch
Pimply Skin Promises from Black and White Ointment
An advertisement touts Black and White Ointment and Soap as cures for pimples and blotches that make people timid. It claims thousands nationwide praise the products, offering generous packages and better value with the 50 cent size containing more than the 25 cent size.
Rural Household Notes Plus Several Local Visits
Randolph C A Cox and family traveled to Sulphur Oklahoma with Mr and Mrs FI Saunders. Myrtle McFarland stayed with cousin Gladys McKinnley at Commerce. Lee Frasier family visited Clyde Frasier household. John Kinslow and a Commerce friend paused by for a while. Virgie Young visited sister Mrs Jack Ross at Leonard. W A Baldwin and son Ross visited Crews at Bells. Ed Johnson wife and son and Ruth M. Idred left for Oklahoma to her parents. Holmes visited Lee Garner. Nearby White Wright residents noted. Joe Vance family traveled to West Texas to visit daughter Mrs Cletha George. Ben Thacker and J R Thacker returned from Garland and Eldorado Oklahoma. Holiness meeting continues through Sunday night. Mrs H Savage received word from Paul Ranger that he would visit Wednesday morning. Mrs Bill Wise returned home after a week in Ranger.
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C. A. Cox
Geraldine
FI. TW. Saunders
Sulphur
Oklo
Myrtle McFarland
Gladys McKinnley
Commerce
Lee Frasier
Clyde Frasier
John Kinslow
Commrece
Virgie Young
Jack Ross
Leonard
W. A. Baldwin
Ross
Myr
Crews
Bells
Ed Johnson
Frank
Bi Dger
Ruth M.jdred
Oklahoma
Anderson Thomas
Holmes
Lee Garner
Whitewright
Joe Vance
West Texas
Cletha George
Ben Thacker
Garland
J. R. Thacker
Fldorado
H. Savage
Paul
Ranger
Bill Wise
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Woodman
Freewood
W. RR
Brannon
J. W. Alan
R. Graham
Aletha Graham
Sen
QO Swe
Nannie
Tom
Dial
Viola
Foster
n-Denison Ly. Denison
Rietor
FORD
Blue Ridge
Farmersville
Tives
Avv
Oe Kennady
P. D. Penn
J. Baker
A. FE Verts Co. Towebs
Flur Pay
Hudsonville
Murphey
Oakland
Bud Gray
Atoka
Bill Stafford
J. A. Robinson
Pirtle Robinson
Ridgeway
J. S. Fry
Near Leonard
America
Jess Thomas
Randolph
Jady
Cardus
Weathersby
James M. Hall
Mrs. Hall
Ars
North Main Street
McKinney
Bobby
Orns Sola
Ep Peeler
Standard Battery CO
Shelton
D. W. Johnson W
Buck
Arizona
Africa
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