Married at Bailey as Roy Carter weds Lou Ecarborough
Roy Carter and Miss Lou Ecarborough were married by Rev. B. Milliam at his North Certer home. They were accompanied by numerous Bailey friends who are regarded as upstanding community citizens.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1934
Page
2
Roy Carter and Miss Lou Ecarborough were married by Rev. B. Milliam at his North Certer home. They were accompanied by numerous Bailey friends who are regarded as upstanding community citizens.
A 70 year old man reports forty years of regular laxative use ending after trying Kellogg's All-Bran. He credits the bran with digestive relief and freedom from constipation, noting improved appetite and ability to eat any food. Laboratory notes praise bran's bulk and vitamin B, with iron, and recommendations include two tablespoons daily with meals, or as advised by a doctor.
Mrs Bebe Gober returns from a week with her brother. Jace Biard and Mrs A A Dodd with three Del Rio children visit relatives in Bonham. Dallas residents F K McGinnis and husband, landscape architect for Bonham State Park, are here. Miram Turner arrives for summer with parents Mr. and Mrs. Vel Newton. Joannie Newton and Mrs Aby visit Tulsa relatives. Mrs Claude Muller returns to Dallas after weekend with Mrs R A Raser. Reid Spivy visits Austin College graduation of son Rev Jr. Charles Gus Rev of Jacksonville Florida visiting. Joe T Whit and Willis K White travel from San Antonio via Dallas for weekend with Ernest White family. Bland Smith, John Wells, Nunnelee, Barnette McAnnall and two small sons head to Oklahoma mountains for a three day trip near Cloudy Stream.
Miss Elizabeth Kincaid presented by Miss Sallie Jo Carlton in a Saturday afternoon piano recital. Mrs. Kincaid assisted by Miss Bes Saunders on violin and Miss Mary Alice Pritchett on piano offered a varied program including Beethoven and Tschaikowski works.
Mrs. Bion Reeves presented pupils in a well attended Monday recital at the American Theatre. John Redgeers Jr announced numbers while Miss Rachel Lane and Miss Bess Saunders assisted. Dancers performed solos and group numbers with grace, costume flair, and a choral vocal portion. Flower baskets were given to several soloists as audience applause affirmed the program.
Supt. E B Fleming and County Supt. Farris Puirtie returned from Austin where they met the State Board of Education to arrange funding for the Ector schoolhouse bonds. They report the bonds were sold to the State Board saving taxpayers about 5000 or 8600. They thank Mr Pirtle and Mr Fleming for their efforts in helping sell the bonds.
Denton Texas June Denton suffered serious injuries in a collision between an automobile and a motorcycle on West Oak Street. Multen A. bey, 20, of Denton, had his leg crushed below the knee and may face amputation as doctors fear loss of the limb.
E O Thompson Texas Railroad commissioner told the house interstate commerce committee that the Disney oil production control bill is simple an attempt to wrest from the states their sovereign power over pure internal affairs. The remarks were reported from Washington on June 5 by the Associated Press.
Whitney Walker received a 99 year prison sentence on Monday for the robbery of the First State Bank of Marlin. The defendant, linked to the Marlin case, faces long-term confinement as the court delivers the verdict and judgment.
Miss Katherine Phillips announced 20 new books for boys and girls have arrived and will be on the shelves tomorrow. The library notes many recent additions are being checked out quickly. get a library ticket to enjoy this good reading.
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