Local social notes from Dallas and surrounding towns
Mr. Arnold Englander and Mrs. J. H. Broyles are in Dallas. Mrs. S. F. Leslie and Robert traveled to Austin, returning Monday with Miss Ruth Leslie for holidays. Miss Cora Phillips visits Bonham during summer vacation. Earl anddra are in from Parsons Kansas visiting Mrs. DeLay’s sister Mrs. Rush Catron. Miss Dorris Garrett of Abilene joins Miss Macy May. Miss Garrét and Miss Mayo attend Texas State College for Women. Mrs. Bruce Mors of Moline Illinois to attend Miss Jean Mitchell’s wedding to John Burroughs June 14. W. J. Young, wife, and Miss Minnis Eldridge attend Onion Festival at Farmersville praising floats and broad participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl DeLav
Earl Dra
Parsons
Kansas
DeLay
Rush Catron
North Main
Dorris Garrett
Abilene
Macy May
Miss Garrét
Miss Mayo
Texas State College For Women
Bruce Mors
Moline
H. H. Mitchell
Miss Jean
John Burroughs
W. J. Young
Minnis Eldridge
Farmersville
Fourteen Enter Plea of Guilty to Liquor Conspiracy
Fourteen defendants pleaded guilty in Lubbock court to the liquor conspiracy indictment. The case involves Sheriff J. Len Irvin of Lamb County, his son Driscol 24, and chief deputy Lawrence Walraven. The sheriff and others denied participation as the Government pursues proof of a whisky ring alleged to have flourished under the sheriff’s sanction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Len) Irvin
Lamb County
Driscol
Lawrence Walraven
Drisco
Irvin
Walraven
Krauting Cabbage For Sale By Local Grower
Krauting cabbage ready for market. Large heads priced at 150 dollars per hundred. Contact Dave Hill at 286-12c for ordering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Hill
District meeting of Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle in Abilene
Mrs J Magouirk travels to Abilene Texas with Lubbock delegates for a District meeting of the Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle beginning Thursday June 6. Mrs Hyatt Mrs Burdt and Mrs Pansy Lee will represent Lubbock Lodge and Mrs Lee will visit Benham with her parents upon returning home.
Marriage Ties Unity for Paris Couple at Milam Home
Edward Dot Mackey and Hazel Oretha Earwod were married at 3 30 Tuesday afternoon at the home of Rev. B F Milam. The Paris couple will make their home there and were married without attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Dot Mackey
Hazel Oretha Earwod
B. F. Milam
Paris
Will
Rush Catron Move to New Home on Main Street
Mr and Mrs Rush Catron have moved into a newly remodeled home on Main Street. They purchased the old farmstead and updated it to a fresh structure. Subscribe now for the Daily Favorite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Rush
Catron
WN. Main Street
Agmew Place
Baptist Preacher Eskridge in Jail After Slaying Police Chief
Rev Edgar Eskridge, former pastor of First Baptist, is in a Orange jail awaiting trial for the shotgun killing of Police Chief Ed J O'Reilly. He waives extradition from De Ridder Louisiana and declares his enemies live in Orange as officers escort him in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
Edgar Eskridge
First Baptist Church
Ed J. O'Reilly
de Ridder
O'Reilly
Mr. Eskridge
Louisiana
Orange County
W. P. Brown
Four Inches Rain In 30 Minutes At Roscoe Texas
A cloudburst four miles south of Roscoe Texas dumped four inches of rain in 30 minutes flooding hundreds of acres and ruining grain and cotton crops. Large hail stones stacked five feet deep in road ditches beat roofs and shattered windows. Phone service was disrupted though no injuries or deaths were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe
Jume
Here
Deaths at Austin College Linked to Wood Alcohol Poisoning
Two Austin College students, Woodrow Newman and James Garrett, died after ingesting wood alcohol traced to a basement storage room in the science building. A third Athens youth, Wallace Johnson, fell ill and was hospitalized as others were treated. trustees moved to investigate while Dr. E. B. Tucker called for caution after the prank. Newman was a basketball player and Garrett a football candidate. both were from Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Democrat
Austin College
Varwood Newman
Athens
Wison N Jons
James Garist
E. B. Tucker
Sscienre
Aleesha
Newman
Garrett
College Board of Trustees
College
Tucker
Wallace Johnson
Johnson
Grrett
Cole
Bill Pierce
Wisai
Jenes Hospital
Paris relief office reopens to aid demanders
On June 4 Paris relief workers reopened the Lamar County office after a disturbance. State HQ in Austin authorized extra relief and loans will be available through June 27. Applicants directed to see Mr. Couch or Mr. Hendrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Citat
Lamar County
Austin
J. M. Crooke
Couch
Mr. Hendrix
Funeral held for crossing victim Orlander May
Funeral services were held today for Orlander May eleven son of Mr and Mrs G E May killed when a truck driven by his father was struck by a southbound train at a suburban crossing. Three other family members were seriously hurt but the father was not hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Orlander May
G. E May
Nut
Full Co operation urged to build CCC terracing unit in Wolfe City
H O Hill chief agricultural engineer says full cooperation from Hunt and Fannin counties is essential to keep the CCC Soil Conservation Camp at Wolfe City. Andrew Kupper in Wolfe City will provide information and farm lists. landowners urged to contact him for terracing and dam work within a wide 20 mile radius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfe City
Fannin
CCC
H. O. Hill
Soil Conservation Service
Temple
Texas
Hill
Conseration Corps
Camrp
Mr Hill
Andrew Kupper
Hunt and
Mr. Kupeer
Allred Proclaims June Week for Railroad Awareness
Governor James V. Allred designates June 10 to 15 as Railroad Week in Texas to highlight railways role in economic recovery. Public programs, speeches, and tours at yards and stations will educate citizens on railway operations and spur traffic and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allred
Austin
James V. Allred
Texas
Gov
Cotn House
Chambers of Commerce
Alfred
Raiways
Notice of Sale of William West Estate Goods in Bonham
A sale is set for Thursday at 2 p m to auction the stock of merchandise and nearly new market fixtures from the estate of the late William West at his Bonham Texas business site. Goods include staple groceries and market equipment such as scales fans and shelving. Sold in whole or part. invoices available at the agent’s office run by W A Roberts Bonham Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William West
Bonham
Texsa
W. A. Roberts Bonham
Texas
Woman Feared Drowned After Trinity River Dragging
Spectators watched divers search the Trinity River near Pelknao Street Bridge for a woman reported to have jumped from a bridge rail at noon. Police later found no body. witnesses described a possible jumper, while other drownings in Tarrant County were noted, including Eugene McPeak, 14, at Double Dam Swimming Hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Worth
Trinity River
Pelknao Street
Dalla
Red Cross
T Ie Co
Springs
Trinity
Sid
Eugene McPeak
Ore
Tarrant County
Death of A. T. Stuttsman One of Bonham's Oldest Citizens
A. T. Stuttsman died Tuesday evening at 6 30 at his daughter Mrs Minnie Suter Winnsboro Texas home where he had lived for several months He was 89 and a former carpenter contractor and landowner He was a Ex Confederate soldier active member of the Church of Christ Survived by three daughters Mrs Ant German Bonham Mrs Winshore and Mrs Nelle McQuigg Tulsa Oklahoma Funeral to be held Thursday at the Church of Christ Willow Wild Cemetery interment follows
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham
Minnie Suter
Winnsboro
Texas
Cedar Street
Church of Christ
Willow Wild
Stuttsman
Fannin County
Ant
German
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Cora Phillips
Fort Worth
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the Daily Favorite
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Lereco
Golden Flash
E. Moore
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Bonnam
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Hassell Motor CO
West Fourth Street
Bonham, Texas
van Zandt Bros
East 4Th Street
Johnson Elmost
Austin Colege
Athens High School
Fenior Athens High
Bert
C. Newman
Garret
C. W. Garrett
Sheman
Service
Xpert
President Roosevelt
M. D. Clement
Northeast
Tom Cooper
Pice Smith Lipscomb
Linder
Wil
River
Caroina
A. T. Stuttsman
City
Kiddgwell Auto Supply
Eclow Williams Nan
Bonham Building & Loan Assn
Secro -Treas
T. B. Williams
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