Jackson-Dickey wedding joins Miss Winifred Jackson and Joe Ben Dickey
Miss Winifred Jackson and Joe Ben Dickey wed at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the bride’s mother’s home 5425 Bryan Street East Dallas Pastor John G Slayter officiated The reception featured music by the Burton sisters and Lohengrin bridal chorus The couple to reside at 4214 Live Oak Street with out of town guests listed from several cities Dallas News observed wedding details and gifts Brannon Jewelry Co. ad follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Jackson
Charles’ Thomas Jackson
Joe Ben Dickey
Bryan Street
John G. Slayter
East Dallas
Yallie Joe Jackson
Tom Scott
Gordon Jackson
Webster Bishop, Jr
Houston
Cora Blakeney
Cleburne
Dickey
Live Oak Street
BE. G. Burroughs
Ladonia
FF. L. Dickey
Bonham
Webster Bishop, Sr
Joe Dyer
Whitewright
Mary Murchison
Athens
Cora
Marjorie Blakeney
Lillian Jackson
Fort Worth
Bryan Miller
Dallas News
Wemple Abels Wedding At Blossom Bee
Miss Edith Abels wed Fred A Wemple Jr at the Methodist church in Blossom with a daisied decor, violin and organ music, and a reception at the Abels home. The couple will reside in Clarksville where the groom runs a business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A Wemple, Jr
Hymen
Edith Abels
Bonham Personal Notes From Local Residents
E E Carter of the Bonham News returns from a Dallas business trip. Mrs Ashley Evans visits relatives in Sherman. Mr and Mrs Willard White come home after his Western state trip while Mrs White and their son visited Fort Worth. Little Miss Martha Parks of Fort Worth returns from visiting Miss Narnie May Lane. Mrs Lillian Dickey back from Dallas. Baby of Mr and Mrs Neil Williams better after illness. Rev E W Alderson returns from Dallas. Mr and Mrs Albert McQuigge visit father in Bonham. EK W Perminter of Dallas visiting family and old friends. J W Wafer of Duplex spends in the city. Mr and Mrs Jack Biard and four children of Midland visit D A Biard family. trip by car. Uncle Asa Felt of Orangeville at Allen hospital. daughter Mrs R W Moore of Paris with him.
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Curry
Paris
P. C. King
Inez Wemple
Elsia Holley
Miss Holley
Lohengrin
Berta Patton
Miss May Lowrance
Mr. Hammond Abels
Saunders Womack
Marshall Terrell
Mendelssohn
J. W. Abels
Mesdames C. P. King
George Johnson
Sallie Lou Abels
Imogene Saunders
Mineral Wells
Mr. Wemple
F. A. Wemple
Blossom
Mrs. Wemple
Clarksville
E. E. Carter
The
Bonham News
Dallas
Ashley Evans
Sherman
Willard White
Mr. White
White
Little Son
Fort Worth
Martha Parks
Narnie May Lane
Lillian Dickey
Neil Williams
E. W. Alderson
Mms
Albert McQuigge
McQuigg
A. T. Stuttsman
John Phillips
Tyler
C. L. Bradford
EK. W. Perminter
Eld
Meredith
R. W. Moore
Brick Ice Cream at Lindsey's Specials for Sunday Dinner
Lindsey's Ice Cream Factory promotes brick cream as a Sunday dinner dessert option. Phone number 196 listed for orders or inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsey
Lindsey’s Ice Cream Factory
Brannon Jewelry Co announces sale and car bargain
A Caldwell Motor Co ad promotes a 1918 five passenger Dodge overhauled with new top battery and tires for 575 dollars. The listing also highlights parasols cut glass silverware and clocks in a big sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
If Brannon Jewelry Co
Caldwell Motor Coq
New Immigration Law Slows Flood of Aliens to America
New federal law limiting alien admissions is cutting the flow to New York. Ships from Italian ports carry far fewer immigrants and lines have ceased booking passage as Ellis Island officials arrange bonds for detainees and ease the harbor congestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Congress
Europe
New York Harbor
Traffe
America
Ellis Island
Marriage of Gladys Anders to Roy M Cooper in Greenville
Mr and Mrs Charles M Anders announce the marriage of their daughter Gladys to Roy M Cooper on Wednesday June 15 1920 in Greenville Texas. The couple will reside in Greenville. Cooper is a cotton buyer. Brannon Jewelry Co and Dowman’s advertise upcoming July records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Anders
Gladys
Roy M Cooper
Greenville
Texas
South Side Notes Brisk Local News From Princeton Community
Rev C I McKinney visited Princeton then Gober to see a sick relative. The Russell child ill at Morgan street home. Miss Jennie Hatfield improving. Mrs Willie Bacon ill. Ed Sturgeon builds a new residence on South Fifth Street. Rev R A Brown and family move to South Fifth Street and 2nd Baptist church repairs planned. Will Sasser adds a sleeping porch on Gates Street. Yorks class gathering at South Side Methodist with cream, lemonade, games and fun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. I. McKinney
Princeton
Ife
Elmer DD. Russell
Morgan Street
Jennie Hatfield
Willie Bacon
Ed Sturgeon
South Fifth Street
R. A. Brown
2Nd Baptist Church
Taylorville
Will Sasser
Gates Street
Jne Smith
South Side
Trade request for Ford car with two mules
Notice form shows a barter offer by Ben Baker seeking a second hand Ford in exchange for a pair of mules. The sheet also mentions an important meeting Friday with expectations to attend and lists Busy Bee Cafe on South Main Street with a ham and burger promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Baker
Busy Bee Cafe
South Main Street
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Jackson
Hardin's Wagon Yard
Postoffice. Com
M. Newman
Brannon Jewelry Co
Wemple
ABELS
Billiken
Oxford
Lewis the Shoe Man
Tally HO
Itc
Georgette Crepe
Georgette
R. A. Risser. & CO
Katy
St. Bonham Ar
Bailey
Dowman’s
Scott
F. Holde
L. D
First State Bank
OF Bonham the Guaranty Fund Bank
First National Bank
Tf Ull
Ft. i
W. E. Newton
North Main Street
G. P. Ball Tailor and Haiter North
Gt Ivan
An Benham
M. A. Bridges the Old Reliable Watchman
Benton & ‘Kor
Model Steam Bakery
Nold’s Big Dandy Bread
Bonham Battery Company
Willard
North Side Squaré
Ple
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