Mrs. Flora Davis Dies in Slaton Visit
Mrs. Flora Roberts Davis widow of M. G. Davis died Friday evening at 5 30 in Slaton at the home of her son William Davis. Born November 23 1873 at Leonard she had lived in Trenton since 1910 and was in ill health. Funeral services were Sunday at the Methodist Church with Rev W D Thompson Rev E B Jackson and Rev Fred Thomas officiating. Pallbearers named Lloyd Barry James M Butler Earl Dockery Dee Patterson
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William Davis
Slaton
Davis
Trenton
John Roberts
Leonard
Methodist Church
W. D. Thompson
E. B. Jackson
Fred Thomas
Lloyd Barry
James M. Butler
Earl Dockery
Dee Patterson
Neil Haynes Named Fraternity Officer
Neil Haynes of Bonham has been elected recording secretary of Tau Beta Pi at the University of Oklahoma. He will study petroleum engineering there in the fall. Interment was at Pilot Grove cemetery. survivors include four sons Porter Davis Cecil Davis William Davis and Clifford Davis among others.
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Raymond Reed
O. W. Holcomb
Pilot Grove Cemetery
Porter Davis
Plainview
Cecil Davis
Trenton
William Davis
Slaton
Clifford Davis
Forbidden Entanglements and Hidden Virtues in a City Church
Paul Lennox confronts a fraught social world. Connie pressures him to reunite with his former wife while Agatha Murchison Ale revels in Benevolence and old rivalries fade into a newfound respect. Elsie’s longing and Lennox’s church fund face a delicate balance of pride and virtue.
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Spnousis
Paul Lennox Nantsume
New York
Constante Alarsnoais
Connie Aupes Ae Wall
Agatha Mur
Nis
Connie
Iste
Peter Dennis
Dennis Oleade
Nim
Elsie
Ming
Lennox
Paul
Connse
Agatha Murchison
Emily Marrow
Shenao
Lonely Paul Faces Conflicting Loyalties At Agatha Murchison Home
Paul Lennox visits Agatha Murchison after receiving three thousand dollars from Connie. Agatha admits cruise plans for Emily and taunts Paul about marriage while warning him not to scheme. Paul confesses loneliness and departs to dinner with the Fannings, as the tension over feelings and obligations deepens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie
Agatha Murcnison
Gog
Connie
Agatha Murchison
Alymer
Emily
Agatha
South America
Paul
Fannings
Social notes from Windom and vicinity update community visits
Local residents host relatives and friends over weekends with multiple trips to Gainesville Denison and Dallas. Notables include Virgil Cooper’s return from Paris Sanatorium and Dulaney visiting from Washington while Sam Rayburn’s secretary is noted in residence.
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Clarence Ferris
Lubbock
Leslie Prince
Ada
Okla
Ernest Spelee
Virgil Cooper
Paris
Deny Epperson
Frankie
Phyllis Epperson
Charlie Taylor
Charlotte Taylor
Gainesville
Tom Epperson
Dixie Epperson
Faye Howell
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M. G. Davis
Spl
Flora Roberts Davis
Elm
Sherman
Texas
Bradford - Watson CO
G. C
Neil Haynes
ST Rwilliam
NEA Speeoce
Che
Faith Baldwin Cuttrell Diatz
King Features Syndicate
Faith Baldwin
Windom
Ralph Bolton
Bairdstown
H. C. King
W. A. Rogers
Bonham Hospital
John Bowling
Dallas
Ernest Spcke
Earl Smith
W. B. Young
Wichita Falls
T-Sgt
Joe Alexander
Waco
Wayne Alexander
Baby
San Antonio
Dan Alexander
Denison
Ted Holland
First Christian Church
Paul Campbell
Willie Lee
Roy Hodges
Bill Bowlen
Mission
Fula Schnabel
Ruth Dowlen
Roy Crossland
Calvin Crossland
Floyd Howell
Paul Harwell
Corpus Christi
Ten McDaniel
Alice Long
Louie Wheeler
Beulah Skipworth
H. G. Dllaney
Washington, D. C
Dulaney
Sam Rayburn
Lucy Dulaney
Adams Talley
Gyn and
Bobbie
Odessa
Lloyd Wooten
Iona
Supreme Headquarters
Europe
R. P. McFarlin
Braz
Bonham
Higginbotham-Steger Oe
Te Alete Hotel
UCL Tower View
Nto
America
Lookout Mountain Hotel
Chattanooga
Fred's Electric Service
Bob Day
W. C. Milner
Agt
Php
R. H. Spicer
Bulova College For Watch Makers
Big Spring
Sue Alderson
Vernon Newton, Jr
Ann
Linda
Annahiem
Germany
Vernon
Newton
Dent
U. S. Defense Ronda
H. D. Brent
South Center Street
FORD
A. x
Ford Eass
Curly Kayo
MR. Kayoe
Igor
Herbert Hench
Glad Hench
Curly
K.O. Punch
Stanislaw Brawchik
Stanislaw
Miss Cinders
Peewee
Lla Cinders
Cinders
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