DeLay Gives First Donation to Willow Wild Cemetery Drive
J N DeLay becomes the first contributor to the Willow Wild cemetery fundraising drive. Officials seek 200 donations of 1.00 to cover grading and graveling of the cemetery driveways. Contributions are requested through the Favorite office.
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Willow Wild Cemetery
J. N. DeLaye
Epworth League Meeting at First Methodist Church 1932
Intermediate department gathers June 19 at 7 PM with Eugenia Brannon leading as the group explores sources of power. Talks cover electricity fire wind magnetism and more with prayers songs and a benediction amid reflections and a closing poem.
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First Methodist Church
Eugenia Brannon
Jesus
Clara Jo Oney
Julian Evans
Mary Katherine Williams
Edgar Lane Huffstutter
Rex Coppedge
Mary McLain
Battle Royal at Ladonia Ball Game Draws Crowd
Ladonia hosted a charity ball game between sheriff candidates and others. Final score 11 to 7 in favor of the challengers, wind blamed for low scoring. Reporter Frank Wright notes the event raised funds while offering a light jab at political rivalries and praising the turnout.
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Ladonia
Frank Wright
Slogan Spurs Sales Across Iowa Food Drive
Red Oak and Towa on June 17 report a club driven slogan Eat Corn Meal at Least Once a Week boosts corn meal demand. Scores of Iowa clubs adopt the idea fueling corn meal sales up 300 percent per millers reports.
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Red Oak
Towa
Iowa
Millers Report
Reorganization of Jersey Cattle Club Delayed to July 19th
The Fannin County Jersey Club members vote to defer reorganization until July 19. Despite low attendance, they urge countywide Jersey cattle growth and dairy industry profit, noting tick and tuberculosis freedom, the county dairy show, and strong cattle quality. A committee will contact old members, set dues at 1.00, and allow separate Jersey Bulletin subscriptions.
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Jersey Cattle Club
Fannin County Jersey Club
Jerey
Fannin County
Jersey
D. T . Simons
American Jersey Cattle Club
Texas
C. M. Evans
T. and P. Railway
Trenton Man Weds Lancaster Woman in Lancaster Ceremony
Elizabeth Wheeler daughter of Rev F B Wheeler of Tuancaster married Henry Donaghey son of Mr and Mrs John Donaghey of Trenton Texas Tuesday May 31 at First Methodist Church Lancaster. Miss Annie Mae Donaghey maid of honor Frank B Wheeler Jr best man James W Donaghey ring bearer. Reception at bride’s home followed by pink and green decorations and a large tier cake. The couple to reside in Trenton with Mrs Donaghey a Southern Methodist University graduate and Donaghey a State University graduate then with First National Bank of Trenton. Out of town guests listed from Trenton Farmersville Dallas and others.
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Elizabeth Wheeler
F. B. Wheeler
Tuancaster
Henry Donaghey
John Donaghey
Trenton
Texas
First Methodist Church of
Lancaster
Sweeteas
Annie Mae Donaghey
Frank B. Wheeler, Jr
Jamesw. Donaghey
Charles W., Hill
Milton Lovell
Farmersville
Donaghey
Southern Methodist University
Bonham School
State University
First National Bank of
Charlie Hill
Summers
Myrtle Cox
Margaret Jane Cox
Aubrey Streater
Dallas
Vely
Trenton Times
Mrs J W Christian Dies This Morning In Bonham
Mrs J W Christian died at her home on East Eighth Street at 11 o clock. Born in Rockfield Kentucky October 3 1858 she moved to Bonham in 1800 and lived there ever since. Survived by two sons Albert and Herbert of Bonham two daughters Mrs T A Vance of Port Worth and Mrs A D Campbell of Denison three sisters Miss Fannie Moss Mrs Jack Campbell and Mrs C A Hughes and two brothers John Moss and Pete Moss. Funeral 3 pm Sunday at the home of Albert Christian 20 8th St with Rev T L Muffsturler in charge. Burial Inglish cemetery. A loving wife mother and citizen.
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J W Christian
East Eighth Street
O'Cock
Christian
Rockfield
Bonham
Albert
Herbert
T. A. Vance
Port Worth
A D. Campbell
Denison
Fannie Moss
Jack Campbell
C. A. Hughes
Oklahoma City
John Moss
Pete Moss
Russellville
Albert Chrstian
Bro. T. L Muffsturler
Harge
Inglish Cemetery
Cittizen
Interesting program at Methodist WM. 8 Monday afternoon
Mrs J Pendergrass of Leonard will lead Guest Day at the Woman's Missionary Society next Monday afternoon. Virginia Biard Une Careton lead devotionals. The program includes talks on Jesus understanding and citizen responsibility for crime. Myo Walter Kong discusses the Baby Bandit and The Making of a Gangster.
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J. Pendergrass
Leonard
Woman’s Missionary Society
Pendergrass
Virginia Biard
Une Careton
Jesus
Myo
Walter Kong
Cecil Rouark
Will Alscums
Bouin Sternee
Mociety
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