Local Socials and Visits Highlight Weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Brown hosted a small musical gathering Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Deweber and children of Post Oak visited the Cox family for dinner and a fishing trip. The Brown family and relatives visited Byers Friday. A group including R S McDonald and Marvin Carter traveled to Montague to obtain grasshopper poison. Fort Stockton guests Mrs. Albert Love and Mrs. Allie Wilbanks visited local relatives this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Brown
W. E. Deweber
Post Oak
Pearlie Cox
Bennie Frank
Jerry
Byers
R.S. McDonald
Marvin Carter
Montague
Albert Love
Fort Stockton
Allie Wilbanks
A. W. Love
Local Family Visits Highlight Weekend Gatherings
Homer Parr of Petersburg visits his parents with extended family from Nocona and Petersburg. Baker and Hazel Wood return from Denton after college. Mary Miller marks her 70th birthday with a large dinner including seven of her children and many relatives from Forestburg Wichita Falls Forney Dye Moud Wichita Falls. Alma Faye Miller visits Uncle Jack Miller in Wichita Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Parr
Petersburg
G. L. Parr
J. M. Parr
Weldon
Robert
Virginia
Bill Henley
Nocona
Baker
Lloyd
Hazel Wood
Denton
Mary Miller
J. W. Richardson
Don
Forestburg
Hoyt Parsons
Owen Steadham
Dye Mound
Gladys Perryman
Elbert
A. M. Jordan
Wayne Richardson
Alma Faye
Mildred Miller
Wichita Falls
Earnest Miller
Alma Faye Miller
Jack Miller
J. D. Cox
James
Corbin Taft
Mount Tabor
Billy Ray Hundley
Montague
A. A. Hundley
Salona Notes and Community Update From Wichita Falls
Salona sees Wells and Pollard families with visitors from Granfield and Terral Oklahoma. The Christian Endeavor program June 12 features multiple songs readings and speeches led by local members as part of a growing community activity. Clarence Sigman leaves for Henrietta harvest work while Leroy Patterson resumes Denton summer studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady Wells
Wichita Falls
Will Richardson
H. F. Faulkenberry
Mildred
Thurman
Granfield
Okla
J. T. Pollard
Decatur Hospital
Upton Faulkenberry
Ryan
Harvey Richardson
Terral
Dee Richardson
Aston Pollard
Bonnie Richardson
Clyde Shaw
Mode Wells
G. L. Patterson
Juanita
Lela Mae Patterson
Irancille ‘Hays
Larue Hudson
Dear Patterson
la Vera Hays
Mr. O'Neil
Lucille Shaw
Lu Ella Wells
Lucille Pollard
Mildred Faulkenberry
Richardson
Benton Loftin
Lone Star
Clarence Sigman
Henrietta
Denton
Leroy Patterson
Hard Work Said To Benefit Sanity Yet Overwork Warned
A remark notes that hard work is praised as good for sanity but cautions that few people are crazy enough to accept such treatment. The line suggests grinding effort may avert mania, yet hints at the peril of overdoing it. The piece reads as a wry editorial on labor and mental health.
Women Demonstration and 4-H Clubs Share Baking Tips
Miss Edith Wilson explains room temperature eggs improve angel cake volume at a May 31 session hosted by Mrs. R A Little. Reports were given, $12 to council, and 14 members plus visitors shared cake and Jello before adjourning to June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Wilson
R. A. Little
Miss Wilson
C. H. Meeks
Council
Reynolds
Cardus touted as aid for monthly discomfort in women
Many women report relief from weak conditions caused by poor digestion after using Cardus a medicine for women. It claims to boost appetite improve digestion and strengthen the body reducing monthly discomfort as system functions are regulated. If no benefit consult a physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardus
Local residents visit, travel, and graduation notes
A flurry of social visits and travel unfolds across Bowie area towns. Notables include Mrs. Melvin Williams, Mrs. J O Vineyard, and Mrs. Helen Lamberson visiting relatives. others travel to Des Moines Iowa and Denton for graduations. Multiple exchanges feature friends visiting families in Sunset, Rotan, Abilene, and Henrietta with plans for short trips and holiday stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Rae Wilhite
Lottie Mae Oliver
Rotan
Abilene
Pearl Wilhite
Also Mentioned on This Page
Monsieur Mac
Hancock
Evelyne Cox
Mallard
Alma Wood
Majorie and
Doyle
Forney
Bowie News
Bowie
Salona
By Lela Mae Patterson
Bonita Home Demonstration Club
John Latham
Spence Phillips
J. E. Massingale
Corsicana
T. L. Widlake
Melvin Williams
Big Spring
J. O. Vineyard
Dalhart
Helen Lamberson
Vernon
Virgil Brown
Andy Jackson
Vernon Briggs
Sunset
Harry R. Davis
Boyd Winn
Winnie Davis
Jennie Davis
Fruitland
O. M. Chandler
Marianna and
Shirley Nell
Mexia
Garth Walling
Doris Gray
W. A. Patterson
Des Moines
Iowa
Bennie Hull
PD. N. Hull
Texas
Wanda Rae Willhite
H. Overstreet
H. L. Holloway
Virginia and
Billie Couch
Childress
Delbert Brown
Odis Rae
Lockhart, Texas
Darlene Trout
College Station
Jack Tinney
A. & M. College
Lois Kays
Leedys
8. H. Sawyer
Mrs. L. R. Duncan
Mrs
A. A. Hall
Ruby Cleer
Dicey Kelly
Viola Hodge
Ed Malone
Marnest Malone
Earnest
W. Malone
Hillsboro
Dan L. Martin
Joe Martin
J. M. Elliott
Jaunita
Mrs. Elliott
W. E. Green
Bridgeport
Bob Major
Bulger Major
D. M. Major
Bob
John Tarleton
Bulger
The
State University
Bill Prater
West, Okla
H. H. Woods
Ruth Garrett
Malakoff, Texas
George Cassels
Ellis Butler
Mary Jo Fontaine
Hal Sadler
Bowie Lake
Minnie Laney
Gramar
Sam Laney
B. W. Bohn
Margaret
Dallas
W. N. MacGregory
O. M. Shipp
Jerry Butler
John George Shipp
N.T.S.T.C
Annetle
Ray Martin
Marlow
Oklo
Virginia Duncan
Sammy Garner
C. N. Fontaine
Doctor Miles
Miles’ Ervin
Miles Nervine
Ritz Theatre
Pat O'Brien
Joan Blondell
College
George Burns
Agracie Allen
Marth Raye
Bob Hope
Gary Cooper
Claudette Colbert
Bluebeard
Majestic Theatre
Gene Autry
Treasure Island
G. Edgar Hoover
Roy Whitlery
Cowboys
Buckaroo
Goofus
H. T? Eimo
Hank
Sissy
David Garlington Insurance Agency
Auto Loans
Old Post Office Bldg
Bowie, Texas
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