Ector Social Notes Reflect Visitors and Local Happenings
Mrs Ethel Cooper of Windom visited relatives in Ector Monday. Ed Smith of Honey Grove transacted business in Ector Monday. Oil test drilling south of town progresses. a dwelling rises on the highway southwest. Crows and rain dampen cotton prospects. seed rot concerns persist. Mrs Beulah West and family visited her father M F Pierce and Mrs Ethel Cooper in Windom Sunday. Bonham visitors include J D Dunn and John Smith. Burris family from Oklahoma City visit south of town after a wreck injuring a companion and causing vehicle damage. Dallas visitor Ben Allen stops in Ector to check oil wells. Tom Hodges visits Dallas this week. Cooper area residents Chester Heaton visits. Frank Smith returns from Commerce. Preston Allen of Dallas visits Minnie Downs. Wall Tidwell spends weekend in Dallas. Elihu Green and family return from Terrell for the summer. Luton family, Altus Oklahoma visitors. Lucille White and Cecile Davis summer plans noted. Ernest Barker and family welcome a daughter. Sulphur Springs district manager Wagner visits. Morrison and Baker families return from Dallas. Hannah Morgan goes to Austin. Gladys Cole to Commerce for summer school. Charly Eaton, Dr. Cobb, and Dr Hampton travel to Dallas. Ernest Baker to Honey Grove Wednesday. Robert Morgan Jr and wife go to Bells. Clarence Baker visits Tiago. Ed Hearriage and Geneva Cole return to near Lubbock. Hamp Harper and Bob Delk visit from Savoy. Alvin Retcliff of Pecan Grove here. Ely family guest at L. B. Ely roost.
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Ethel Cooper
Windom
Ed Smith
Honey Grove
Ector
Henry Allen
Beulah West
Lila White
Wall Tidwell
Dallas
Elihu Green
Terrell
Oscar Luton
Sarah
Scott
Altus
Okla
W. R. Luton
Lucille White
Savoy
Cecile Davis
Cecile Davis Is Visiting Her Grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Ci. Davis
Trenton
Ernest Barker
Wagner
Bprings
Texas
William Morrison
Ernest Baker
Tiago
Hannah Morgan
Austin
State University
Gladys Cole
Commerce
Fleming Charly Eaton
Cobb
Dr. Hampton
Robert Morgan Jr
Bells
Clarence Baker
Ed Hearriage
Geneva
J. M. Cole
Lubbock
Hamp Harper
Bob Delk
Alvin Retcliff
Pecan Grove
Miss Ely
Ravenna
L. B. Ely
Rooster
Denton
Hays Holmen
Colorado
Boulder
E. J. Cappleman
Viago
C. M. Davis
Juanita
Geraldine
Ft. Worth
Ji‘gil Llycock
Delma Cheatham
Ruby Lee Cassel
Willard Cassel
O'Bosch
Freddie Melton
Mis Edna Chaney
W. A. Richardson
Bonham Sannitarium
Richardson
Jackson County
Tenn
Nora Mae Hix
John Hix
First Christian Church
John Drew Richardson
Nashville
Tosh
W. H. Dowlan
W. Lee Nowlen
Paris
Mittie McKell
Paris Sanitarium
Dowlen
Ruth
Tom Cunningham
Ruth Lee Edwards
Ruth Lee
Windom Notes on Local Travel and School News
Friday and Saturday Cotton contract committee to issue Bankhead exemptions contracts. Community updates include family visits to Norman Oklahoma and Bonham, a car crash near Whiteboro with minor injuries, teachers and students returning to Commerce and A and M College, and ongoing Vacation Bible School at the Methodist church. The piece also records deaths, obituaries, and local social visits among Windom residents.
Farm Purchasing Power and Autos Chevrolet Meeting
A Chevrolet Dallas meeting attended by managers and department heads across six southwestern states highlighted rising farm purchasing power in Texas. H. C. Howard stated that farm product values now buy more Chevrolets, with examples linking current prices to hogs, corn, wheat, lambs, and butter fat as measures of purchasing power.
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Chevrolet Motor «Capany Ethene
Detroit
Feux Deran, Jr
General Sa
Dallas
Cirolet
H. C. Howard
Chevelet Dalla Zus
Chevrolet
Ucks
of Texas
Brough
Texas
Howard Furthr
Louisa's Letter Advocates Family Unity in Parenting
A column argues that parental disagreement weakens child discipline. It warns that harmony between mother and father is needed to avoid making children view corrections as nagging. The piece cites Mary and John as examples of how private discord undermines correction and fosters disobedience.
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Mary
Mother
John
Jos
Moon observing telescope opens at 3-C Camp
Dr. Dart at CCG camp debuts a large two and a half inch telescope with a six inch reflector mounted for public viewing. He invites visitors to enjoy lunar features and Jupiter’s moons, noting the moon’s current appeal. The piece also notes German press curtailment, Nico De Barey’s birthday, Madame Sidonia, and a forest purchase in North Carolina.
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Dr. Dart
CCG
Irge
Ecamn
Wll
Citiens
Texas League baseball results with rain delays and scores
Tulsa at Beaumont rain delay. Galveston beat Dallas 4 to 1 at night. Oklahoma City 4. San Antonio ft at night. Fort Worth at Houston rain delay. American League scores Philadelphia 9 over New York 7. St. Louis 2 over Chicago 0. Washington 5 over Boston 4. Detroit 5 Cleveland 4 in six innings.
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Texas League
Tulsa
Beaumont
Galveston
Dallas
Oklahoma City
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Houston
Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Washington
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
National League scores page update
The report lists completed games across the National League with results including Philadelphia 4 New York 4, Brooklyn 3 Boston 2, Chicago 5 Cincinnati 2, and New Orleans 6 Atlanta 1. Other matchups show Knoxville 15 Birmingham 10 Memphis 9 Nashville 1, with St Louis at Pittsburgh pending.
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Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Iain
Southearmn Association
New Orleans
Atlanta
Knoxville
Birmingham
Memphis
Nashville
West Dixie League Scores From Jacksonville and Palestine
Jacksonville defeated Henderson 6 to 2 while Palestine crushed Gladewater 11 to 3. Tyler visits Longview for a night game.
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Jacksonville
Henderson
Palestine
Gladewater
Tyler
Longview
Germany's Sugar Trade Diminishes, Observers Say
American trade observers report that Germany's once vital cent trade in sugar has all but vanished, signaling a major shift in the Reich's economic activity.
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Germany
The
Reich
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Dude Burris
Texas Centennial
Henry Ford
Portland Cement Association
Norwood Bidg
Heary Ford
Jess Walker
Ruth Campbell
Bonham
Norman
Carlton
W. F. Walker
B. Burras
Jack Carter
Whiteboro
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Rock Island Railway
Willie Jake Balwin
Madill
Oklahoma
Tidmore
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Paul Valley
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Leeman
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Ralph Scudder
Carl Spelce
Arlington
Carl
M. College Station
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Mozell Jacks
Scree Miles
Loneta Luttrell
Ooleta Pulliam
Doris Wheeler
East Texas State Teachers College
Adrian Burtram
J. A. Dowlen
Joe
Nell Dowlen
Robert Lee
Abilene Christian College
Bill Cowlen
Irene Jacks
Doris Nell Wheeler
Loree Miles
Marie Whirley
Louise Ward
Avery
Methodist Church
J. EB. Moxley
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Delco
Hassell Motor
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Bonham, Texas
J. M. Donaldson
Peeler
Louisa
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Beth Daue
Euszene
Jude
Eore
Thos. D. Cox
Nat'l. Bunk
Henry R. Scates
Nico de Barey
Drummond, Ok
Madame Sidonia
National Crest Reservation Commission
North Carolina
Babcock Brothers
Babcock's
Guy Uyman
Sentry
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