RI BL Winners In Bailey School Contests Announced
Bailey in riddle high school announces winners of contests with Robert Brown Ruth Anita Bearden named most representative and Leu Ann Brock Kenneth Oakley receiving scholarships. In later pages the scene shifts to a murder mystery where Craig, Alexia, and Maud Chivery contend with police news and suspicions surrounding Drue Chivery and Claud. The narrative follows investigations, alibis, and the inquest as characters confront possible motives and hidden checks.
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Bailey
I Riddle High
Robert Brown
Ruth Anita Bearden
Pitl
Ras Cummines
Mary Ann Yoas
Leu Ann Brock
Kenneth Oakley
Mead
Walite
Crtherine Mur
Kenneth Leslie
Te Jedas
G C Wiggins
Billy
Troy Walker
Ieane Venta
Cheir
Grace Hern
Thad
Mark Su
Debs
Gareflitt
Othae
Craig
Alexia
Beevens
North Meadow
Drue
Peter Huber
Maud Chivery
Maud
Nicky
Peter
Anna
Balsford
Miss Keate
Cray
Dr. Chivery
Claud
Pete
Blackmai
Co Ve Panheints
Land
Noicats and Alibis In a Family Murder Tale
In a tense scene Craig fights to prove innocence as Nugent presses about alibis and inheritance whispers. Miss Keate confirms Craig had a night alibi but doubts remain since poison murder leaves no clear alibi for the afternoon act. The doctor’s death remains unresolved as more clues surface in the continuing case.
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Craig
Chivery
Nugent
Claud
Brent
Mrs. Brent
Alexia Senour
Miss Keate
Signon Governors
Uy Bing Beatures
Ninety Seven WWMU Members Study Heaven at Baptist Church
Ninety seven members of the Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church met in groups to study Heaven. Circle 1 hosted by Mrs J A Johnson opened with prayer. nine members attended. Circle 2 hosted by Mrs Ray Bonham sang I Love To Tell The Story and featured prayers by Mrs J B Dulaney and closing prayer by Mrs Bonham. twelve members attended.
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Baptist
WWMU
Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Heaven
Circle 1
J. A. Johnson
Ashcraft
Edgar Womack
Circle 2
Ray Bonham
J B Dulaney
H H Mitchell
Lord
Frank Cromwell
Margaret Johnson
Donalesci
Claud Enehi
Circh 5
Mre Pender
Brae
Circh G
Mroojoa Jackr
Wacksom
Desert family ties noted in local social items
Two sons of Desert community Mr and Mrs Gladys Risk and daughter of Denison Mr and Mrs Doxyle Balling of Dallas George Shiekis of Denison and grandmother Pilkinton of Bonham are listed in a local society notice.
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Grammer
Prnion
Mr. and Pikinton
Bonham
Ninsor
J D Grammer
Gladys Risk
Denison
Doxyle Balling
Dallas
George Shiekis
Pilkinton
McCollar Bagby Marriage Read in January Night
Ruth McCollar daughter of J T McCollar and Pie T Bagby son of Addie Bagby united in marriage Monday night January 1 at the home of the minister Rev E L G Nesson. Bagby recently returned from seven months overseas service with the 90th Division First Army and will report to Brooks General Hospital after a 30 day furlough. He was wounded and received the Purple Heart and Oak Leaf Cluster.
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Ruth McCollar
J. T. McCollar
Pie T. v. Bagby
Addie Maye Bagby
Wolfe City
EL. G Nesson
Bagby
Bailey High School
Pie. Bagby
Brooks General Hospital
San Antonio
90Th Division
First Army
Bonham Visitors Share Routine City Business
Capt Chas G Nunn traveled to Lee VA after visiting his father Charles G Nunn Sr and relatives. Dr William Y Ward visited Bentam from Buplex. George Williams ex county commissioner from Precinct 3 came from near Leonar. George Eston of Ector visited for business. Dick Williams returned from a Dallas trip. W M Miller of Miller Motor Co in Dallas. W H Coppedge of Humphrey Supply Co attended Hardw Association meeting in progress. Al Dyer of Home C. visited Bonham for business. Dr McConnell former pastor of Fares Baptist Church at Bonham was offered stroke care in Dallas. Dr McConnell died in Dallas hospital. Bonham business trip news ends as usual.
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Emp Lee
Charles G. Nunn
William Y. Ward
Bentam
Buplex
George Williams
Precnet
M Miller
Miler Motor Co
Dalla
Humphrey Supply Co
al Dyer
Hom
Soldiers Brave Under Heavy Fire in Open Field Assault
Troops exposed themselves to heavy enemy artillery mortar and small arms fire while working in open fields along routes of communications and supply, a dangerous mission well known to the enemy.
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