Sunset News corrections and community notes
Corrections fix name spellings in Sunset News including John Burris as John Harwich Rev Wolf as Rev Worf and Winnie Porten as Winnie Parnn Junior Kerr as Junior Kee Sunset Baptist Church Rev E H Marshall set Sunday services and 10:00 am Sunday School. Local land transfers include Dave Cantrell farm sold to Mr Barlow of Bowie. Multiple notices detail residents visiting, traveling, and family events across Sunset and Bowie with brief health and travel updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset
Elopas
John Burris
John Harwich
Church News
Wolf
Worf
Winnie Porten
Winnie Parnn
Junior Kerr
Junior Kee
Bowie
Pete Landers
Bryant Place
Alvin St John
Chattanooga
Oklo
Charles William Wood
Wood
WOOF
WOW
Ozark Trail
St John
Local Society Notes From Kilgore and Bowie Area
Kilgore and Bowie area residents share visits and church attendance over the weekend. Miss Willican Edwards and Miss Ruby Alexander spent time with the Hogue family, while many called on or hosted relatives, including the York, Knight, Lancaster, and Cowley households. Mrs Ste Evans suffered a severe leg cut with eight stitches and is listed as a patient, and Mrs Sie Evang remains on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willican Edwards
Kilgore
Ruby Alexander
New London
J. W. Hogue
H- L. York
Emma Lou and
Albert
Hancock
Ste. Evans
Bill Oliver
Waver York
Kittie Williams
Houston
Nettie Mae Laird
Ter
Wanda
Winnie Fae Cowley
Postoak
Virginia Knight
Bowi
Steve Knight
Bowie
Sie Evang
LindaLe News Highlights Local Family Visits
Mrs C Noble reports a weekend of social visits across Dallas Bowie Calif ornia and Amarillo with the Griffins Noble Stump Gallier and Sullivan families. Mr Alex Griffin hosted relatives while others joined a Bowie park family reunion and weekend gatherings with assorted kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Griffin
Dallas
G. A. Griffin
von Griffin
California
Rema Griffin
Bill Sullivan
Bowie
V. Vaught
S. T. Sullivan
C. Noble
Joe Gallier
Amarillo
Texas
M Stump
Bowie Park
Axis War Bond Payroll Plan Pushes 10 Percent Goal
Propaganda urges every soldier to save 10 percent through payroll deductions. It stresses total commitment and national effort with slogans claiming every serviceman is a complete contributor to the war finance drive.
Community Notes From the Plainview Area
Local families traveled to visit relatives in Pueblo Wichita Falls and Georgia while Fort Worth and Bridgeport trips were reported. Farmers plan harvests as rain promotes a bumper crop and REA work progresses. Home Demonstration Club meets amid war effort activity Paradichlorobenzene insect control and War Bonds linked to pest reduction. Pursells leave after a week in Houston with General Geophysical Seismograph Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Summers
Pueblo
Colorado
Murray E. Johnson
Wichita Falls
Fay Cantrell
Lee Tucker
Georgia
John M
Lee Wiley Tucker
Ec, Lovelady
J. B. Summers
Fort Worth
G. P. White
Bowie
Cecil Bullard
Bridgeport
Home Demonstration Club
War Bonds and the Cost of Living Debate
The speaker asks readers to consider the personal impact of victory and to determine how much beyond 18 percent of family income should be allocated to War Bonds from each payday. It frames a civic finance choice as a matter of living costs.
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Huddleston
W. R. Russell
Oleta Simmons
V. M. Simmons
Mary Jn Stayton
Brovhede
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Joe Stayton
Moody
J J. Davis
Comanche
John Grimes
J. B
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Amos Byrd
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Kenneth Russell
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Oscar White
John Monroe
Laura Hastings
Park Springs
John Rogers
G. A. Brashear
E. V. Russell
Marie Cantrell
Nickleville
Orvie Hall
Jerry
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Floyd Huddleston
Katherine Yearger
Frank Yeager
HW. B. Hill
G. B. Appling, Jr
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W. H Yates
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Decatur Hospital
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Way
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Mets
Idvele
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Southwestern Life Insurance Coo
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Charles Wesley
Jesus
Evry
God
Owens, Brumley
Funeral Home
Leona
L. C. Pursell
Julia Slaughter
Mr. Pursell
The
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K. D. Radio Service
Jess Parrish
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R. M. McPherson
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