Selma Community News and Graduation Highlights
The Selma column reports a cottage prayer meeting at the Key home and announces a future gathering at Mrs. Daisy’s home. It notes nine graduates including Joyce Teneane, Alta Marie, Mozelle Oliver, Beatrice er, Wanda Waters, Clyde ebb, A. J. Martin and Carol Bishop, and praises Principal Elbert Sills and Miss Opal Wood. Additional social visits span Wichita, Denton, Nocona, Junction City, and Fort Worth with many family and school connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarvis Key
Daisy
Artis Wiggins
Wichita
Tom Buffington
Olen
Buffington
Marshall Green
Wichita Walls
John Webb
B. F. Stoner
Margie Stoner
Leneane
Charlie Rhone
Joyce Teneane
Alta Marie
Mozelle Oliver
Beatriceer
Wanda Waters
Clyde Ebb
A. J. Martin
Carol Bishop
Elbert Sills
Opal Wood
Denton
Stoney
Dorothy Dean
Bowie High School
Opal
Zack Martin
Nocona
W. H. Oliver
Ada Pipkin
Clinton
W. W. Waters
Charles Webb
William Defoe
Corporal Delmer Martin
Kansas
J. A. Martin
Delmer Martin
Junction City
Ericison
Corporal Martin
Ralph
Melvin Morton
Delbert
Donnie
Betty Joe Edgin
Baby
Elmer Edgin
Lee Rhone
Clinton Pipkin
Fort Worth
A. W. Waggonselde
Fruitland
Howard Wheeler
J. C. Arnold
Rock Hill
Personal Notes On Visits And Guests Across Texas
Mr and Mrs William S Lane of Houston visit Mr and Mrs A O Hurdt in Texas. They plan stops in Decatur and Longview to see relatives. The Robertson family shares weekend time with Hurdt and the Bennetts travel from Kansas to Bowie for medical care while others visit in Wellington Wichita Falls and Gainesville. May Fete attendees at Fort Worth include Elvin Butler Jerry Butler Mary Jo Watson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Lane
Houston
A. O. Hurdt
J. Stanley Robertson
Reggie
Decatur
Susie S. Harris
Longview
Elvin Butler
Jerry Butler
Mary Jo Watson
Beulah Mae Cleveland
Catherine Walker
Ruth Fredericks
Fort Worth
Notes From the County Agent Montague County War Era Updates
The 1942 cotton crop in Montague County shows poor grades and short staple with only two percent middling in grade and 60 percent under 7-8 inch staple. War Production Board updates allow farm repairs without priority and list ceiling prices for feeds, plus low farm equipment quotas urging timely orders. A tin can story illustrates wartime shortages from production to distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montague
War Production Board
Montague County
It Pays To Advertise War Time Canning Drive Call
A wartime appeal urges housewives to can and preserve more food at home. Canned goods move via various carriers and deplete vital metals, stressing transportation during the war. Citizens are asked to grow and preserve food at home to support the war effort.
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W. G. Knightstep
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Julia Slaughter
Miss Knightstep
Leonard G. Bennet
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