Personal notices from Honey Grove area residents
Local columns list numerous visits and travels. George Turner and Jimmie Weaver attend North Texas Conference in Dallas. Visitors include Sam Brown of Decatur Alabama to G A Davis, Williard Hand and Katherine Ford of Amarillo, and others to see relatives in Sherman Bonham State Park and Evansville. Capt Gauldin resigns school post to move to San Francisco and Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Turner
James Holman
Jimmie Dickson
Jommy Weaver
Honey Grove Methodist Church
North Texas
Dallas
Sam Brown
Decatur
Ala
G. A. Davis
Williard Hand
Katherine Ford
Amarillo
Bernice Clayton
Sherman
Mary
Joseph Fenner
Bonham State Park
J. H. Herrod and Sons
Rickey and
Bobby
San Antonio
Honey Grove Women Earn Degrees at TSCW
Miss Emily Underwood and Miss Nancy Armistead, both of Honey Grove, received degrees at the commencement exercises at Texas State College for Women on June 2. Underwood earned a bachelor of arts in Spanish and Armistead a bachelor of science in home economics education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honey Grove
Emily Underwood
Nancy Armistead
TSCW
Underwood
Wash Underwood
Armistead
Honey Grove Star Officers Installed At O E S Lodge
Honey Grove O E S met at the Lodge Hall with Mrs. Clara Davis presiding. Officers were installed by Mrs. Elsie Smith with Mrs. Pauline Ross Marshall and Mrs. William Stanford organist. Refreshments served to 52 by hostesses. Also Horace Dempsey Stearman received a master of education degree in agricultural education from Texas A and M College on May 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honey Grove
Honey Grove Order of the Eastern Star
Clara Davis
Elsie Smith
Ector
Pauline Ross
Marshall
William Stanford
Worthy
Juanita Craven
EB. E. Martin
del Coston
W. B. Rieves
Mildred Rieves
Louise Williams
Gladys Sebastian
Vern Cooper
Ruby Pulliam
Eula McCord
Ada
Mattie Bagley
Ruth
Suzan Ball
Essie
Bessie Mae West
Martha
Ruth Riddesperger
Electa
Hazel Swain
Warder
Ethyl Pirtle
Sentinel
Arthur Riddlesperger
Sps
Horace Dempsey Stearman
School of Agriculture
Texas A. and
M. College
Sunglo Calf Creep Feed Pellets Sparks Cattle Gains
Creep feeding in the Southwest is growing as it yields uniform calf crops and eases cow strain. Calves gain weight faster and reach market readiness sooner, with 60 to 100 pounds more than calves relying on milk and forage. Sunglo Calf Creep Feed Pellets supply balanced nutrients for spring calves.
Area teeing up requires tup-qual rule
The text discusses enforcing a tup-qual standard for area tees, emphasizing this as a key usage requirement. It mentions Hee 06 as a reference point and notes the necessity of applying the rule consistently in the area. The passage centers on technical compliance and practical implementation.
Class of 1919 Holds Reunion at Lake Crockett Lodge
Honey Grove High School Class of 1919 held its second annual Homecoming on May 31 at Lake Crockett Lodge. Registration ran 2 to 3 p.m. with speeches, an invocation, a welcome, and a fish fry, followed by election of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honey Grove
Lake Crocket Lodge
Long
Earl Norton
Fred Wilson
T. G. Lane
Nan Lewis Dyer
Gordon Grasty
Edna Beatty Gunn
Ruth Walker Wood
Loraine Lane
C. H. Dillehay
Bonham
Walter Vaughan
Mary Helen Whitley Womack
Clarksville
Irene Ramsey Ford
Mary Elouise Clayton Visits Texas A M and Nearby Cities
Miss Mary Elouise Clayton spent last week at A M as guest of Mike Kingston who received his degree and attended graduation final review and dance. She then went to Houston for a wedding, visited Barbara Alexander SMU sorority sister, then Galveston. She headed to San Antonio to stay with Mr and Mrs A G Kingston and son Mike, planning Corpus Christi and a week away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honey Grove
Mary Elouise Clayton
Mike Kingston
Houston
Barbara Alexander
SMU
Galveston
San Antonio
A. G. Kingston
Mike
Corpus Christi
Bettie McKee Elected Home Economics Teacher
Honey Grove schools announce Bettie McKee elected to teach home economics in the high school. Miss McKee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Janet McKee, recently graduated from ETSTC. The item notes the cheerful songs of three frogs rise with damp weather and before storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honey Grove
Spi
BH. A. Barker
Bettie McKee
Miss Mckee
Janet MckKee
ETSTC
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Mrs. C. P. Neilson
Bertha Erwin
Louiers
Colo
D. W. Ashburn
Russel Robardy
Jeannie
Melk Kinney
J. B. Thompson
J. B. Dinwiddie
St. Louis
Evansville
Ind
Nashville
H. E. Gauldin
Tommy
San Francisco
California
Gauldin
Air Force
Honolulu
L. W. Franklin
Port Arthur
Morris
Hill
Wille James
Tigertown
Bela James
Honey Grove News
iTie Holders
iCameras
Dominoes
CES
Stearman
A&m
U. S
Barney Gross
Texas A&m
Commerce
Rath Gouldin
Sitzler
West Seventh St
R. H. Spicer
Bulova College For Watch Makers
Brannon's Jewelers Northwest Car
Bonham "Ay
Accuran
Mee
Bor
Cavalier
East 4Th St
FELT
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