Ector Wins Sunday for Twelfth Straight
Ector county baseball team adds another win to a eleven game streak after defeating Randolph at Adolph with strong hitting by Whitehead who homered and drove in three. Randolph pitcher also homered but Ector’s offense produced 21 hits and 15 runs in a 13 to 6 victory.
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Etor
Ector
Ing
Albany
Oklahoma
Gunter
Grayson County
Radolph
Adolph
Bector
McCarson Ucks
Randolph—Lucas
Spivey
Npkins
Victooy
Randolph
M. Whitehead
Randolph Moundsman
Community thanks and athletic season recap from University of Maryland
A heartfelt thanks expresses gratitude to friends and supporters for kindness after a death, mentioning individuals and families by surname. A Maryland athletics note reports the university teams won 78 of 186 contests across eight sports, with losses totaling 52.
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University of Maryland
Court affirms death sentence in Eliza Pinson case
The Court of Criminal Appeals upholds the death sentence for Alfred Jackson convicted in a Lexar county case involving Mrs. Eliza Pinson. The defendant claimed the shooting was accidental and said he carried a gun due to trouble with someone.
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Austin
Court of Criminal Appeals
Alfred Jackson
Eliza Pinson
Memories of Our Mothe r Mrs M F E Cooper
Poem in tribute to a mother, recalling childhood memories and her Christian faith. The speaker notes her gentle discipline, plain tastes, and constant prayers guiding a son toward righteousness, ending with a daughter’s farewell to eternal rest.
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Bros. Hardin
Swearengen
Messrs Wise
Denton
Windom Notes on deaths and community events
Mrs Myrtle Connally learns of Kirk Hall's death in Dallas after forty years there. The Windom column reports local marriages, visits from out of town kin, revival meetings at Electra, and upcoming Boy Scout encampment with typhoid serum treatment for delegates.
Youth Killed While Targeting Rabbit with Rifle
June 16 Big Spring area. Jack Jones, 17, a Big Spring High School student, was accidentally killed this morning at a farm 27 miles NW of Big Spring. W. H. Coots, a football star, reportedly held the rifle. The two boys were examining the gun to test shell types when a bullet struck Jones in the shoulder and severed the jugular vein. The incident occurred at Beecher Airhart's farm where they had been staying.
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Big Spring
Jack Jones
W. H. Coots
Jones
Coots
Beecher Airhart
FINDSONVILLE Notes on crops and community events
Picking is the order of the day as an abundant crop is reported. Mr T A Russell returned Sunday for a short visit with his daughter near Cloudy Oklahoma. Rev O G Rowe led a revival service for Mary Berry of Oakland last Saturday. Interment followed at Willow Wild cemetery in Bonham. Mrs Berry was an old friend and well regarded. The Delaney family from Oakland attended and dined with others.
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Myrtle Connally
Kirk Hall
Dallas
Ruth Dowlen
Mozell Jacks
Ruby Reynolds
Sherman
North Texas
Windom
Tait
Ruby Kendrick
Mozell
Methodist Church
Fannin County
Lola Moree
Jake Armstrong
J. F. Luttrell
Luttrell
Church of Christ
W. Lee Dowlen
George Meecham
Elizabeth and
Athleen
Celina
Texas
Frank Ellinth
Colorado
Bell
Dutch Blassingame
Eilcott
Jake
Viola
Iva Joe Smith
Leola Jacks
Commerce
Myr Hollis McKinney
John Patmore
Ravenna
Will Settle
Mississippi
J. B. Luttrell
Bro. Masters
Electra
Masters
E Roy Fort
Bro. Fort
Ted ‘Holland
Marie Jiowell
Hugo Okla
Marie
M Howell
Holland
MeceCraws Chapel
Echool
T. A. Russell
Okla
O. G. Rowe
Mary Berry
Oakland
Willow Wild
Bonham
Berry
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Ettie Antwine
Vista McCulough
Nona McCullough
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General Electric
Texas Power & Light Co
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