Story of Denver Told by Savage Sisters in Bowie
B F Dearmore profiles the Savage family and early settlers of Montague County Texas in a reminiscence about Denver and Denton Creek. The piece details pioneer life, Indian conflicts, first homes, the Double Logs church and school, early post office and stores, and memories of Adeline Jackson and others.
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Denver
Savage Sisters
Montague County
Fort Sill
Wiley B. Savage
Tennessee
Bob
Savage
John Wilson
Sarah Louise
Annie
Donald Bros
Pr Ninent Lawyers
Bowie
Old Victoria
Queens Peak
Adeline
Wellington
Montague
Decatur
C. C. White
California
Clear Creek
Saint Jo
Mr. Strong
Sterling Strong
Hiram
Isaac Wainscott
Denton Creek
Daniel Wainscott
Grandfather McFarlane
Wainscott
Baby
Gainesville
Andy Jackson
Bob Savage
Jim Ned
Lookout Mountain
Mallard
Dye Mound
Mr. Jackson
Kansas
Cash Roberts
Cash McDonald
Taylor
Dee Cunningham
Younger
Gladys Cox
Texas
Dace McDonald
Gardenhire Farms
Weaver
First Baptist
Andrews
Cherry
McNeece
John T. Roberts
Fire destroys home on David Warren place in Taylor
Wednesday afternoon about one thirty the home of Mr Snow on the David Warren place in Taylor was destroyed by fire with nothing saved. At the Taylor Home Demonstration Club meeting Miss Edith L Wilson explained fat free sponge cakes and noted eggs at 15c a dozen.
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Snow
David Warren
Taylor Home Demonstration Club
H. T. Garlington
Edith L. Wilson
Miss Wilson
F. B. Wall
Bowie
A. A. Allgood
Henry Corneilson
Margueritte Crockett
T. D. Denman
Wichita Falls
Lillie Belle Garlington
Lois and
Doris Corneilson
Thomas Denman
Rev A L Dennis Revival Opens at Local Place
Local revival begins Sunday night led by Reverend A L Dennis. Visits note several families from El Paso Saint Jo Bellevue and Amarillo stopping by for gatherings with Mack Jackson Tom Inman Neely Haggan and others. Households swap moves and visits include C D Mitchell shifting to Saint Jo and Enis Steen arriving from Valley Creek Cooke county.
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A. L. Dennis
J. A. Jackson
W. A. Jackson
el Paso
Mack Jackson
J. C. Fletcher
J. H. King
Tom Inman
Bellevue
C. D. Mitchell
Saint Jo
Enis Steen
Valley Creek
Cooke County
W. G. Eason
Winnie
Leo
Lester B. Turner
Dessie Jo
Amarillo
Community Notices From Salona Park Springs Fans
Mrs Thornberry and families visited the Hudsons in Salona Park Springs. Dora Mae Miller and daughter visited J P Rhinehart in Bowie. Clarence Sigman left for Henrietta to harvest. Young Folks Meeting outlines program for Sunday June 26 with music poetry and Bible questions. Mr and Mrs Dee Richardson visited Harvey Richardson in Terral Oklahoma. Speir travels to West Texas. Ice cream supper hosted by Tyson Hays drew a warm crowd.
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Thornberry
Dee Richardson
Harvey Richardson
Terral
Okla
Speir
West Texas
Tyson Hays
Local Social Notes From Fruitland Region
Edward Chandler Ed Cansler and Lloyd Butler attended events in Bridgeport. Mrs B F Dearmore and Sunset family visited sister Mrs Edd Owen and relatives. Miss Hazel Mae and Nellie Winn spent time in Wichita Falls. Joe Eller traveled to Nocona on business. Evelyn Oliver left for Oklahoma for a several day visit with relatives. Mr and Mrs W L Green were
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Edward Chandler
Ed Cansler
Lloyd Butler
Bridgeport
B. F. Dearmore
Sunset
Edd Owen
Hazel, Mae
Nellie Winn
Wichita Falls
Joe Eller
Nocona
Evelyn Oliver
Oklahoma
W. L. Green
We Recommend McCraw for Texas Governor
Fort Worth Press endorses Attorney General William McCraw, praising his brains and courage to enact ideas. It highlights his practical economy program, opposition to sales tax, support for merit-based state employes, utility regulation, insurance reform, pension reliability, and a labor relations act. It urges voters to trust a leader who can carry out plans.
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Pexas
William McCraw
Texas
McCraw
Fort Worth
Farewell party marks sendoff for Pittman sisters
In Mineral Wells a large Sunday gathering hosted Mr and Mrs Hellgatter with guests including sisters and families from Fittstown Okla. Miss Wilma Owen joined Home Ec girls for a Fort Worth trip. Attendees included Walkman John Skinner Norma D Kempsey and Marie and Vera Pittman as a farewell to the Pittman sisters.
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Mineral Wells
Mrs. Hellgatter
Fittstown
Oklo
Wilma Owen
Fort Worth
Community gathering and visits in New Harp area
New Harp residents Mr and Mrs A E Foster hosted a party with many local youths. Visitors included families from Gainesville Forestburg Nocona Sunset New London and Pella. A sprained ankle kept Wilson Lanier from joining the festivities while several Freeman and Foster relatives attended.
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A. E. Foster
Edwin and
Louise
New Harp
Thurman
Gainesville
Wilson Lanier
Forestburg
W. E. Holt
Willie Mae
Gains
James
Nocona
Bill Shirley
Wiilie Mae
Strance Wade
Sunset
Dick Fenney
Marland
Opal
Mary
Margrette Chapman
New London
Ed Freeman
Esther Lynch
Pella
A. KE. Foster
Junior Welch
Eldrige King
Maxine
Pauline
Willard
Junior
Bob Freeman
Edwin Foster
Louis Foster
Luella
J. W. Freeman
B. L. McCall
Wilburn
Wilma
Dorthy de Barde
Ruth Durham
Elsie Shirley
Alma
Cecil Foster
Raymond
Willie Wayne Walkman
Hoyt Mann
J. C
Donald
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Hardy News
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Salona
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Allie Pollard
Katie Faulkenberry
Bennie Richardson
Will Richardson
Aston Pollard
Lucille Shaw
Larue Hudson
James Faulkenberry
Mrs. Hays
Mode Wells
Mrs. Luklta Wells
Norma Jean
Clyde Shaw
Lord
Mildred Faulkenberry
Fruitland
By Inez Owen
America
U. S
China
der Moxie
Gene Tunney
Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
Brown Bomber
New York
W. W. Smith
Aluminum Company
London
Cardington
FITC
A. L. Fleming
Truth In Fabric Committee
A. F. of L. Women’s Auxiliaries
Congress
Federal Trade Commission
Harris & Ewing
Harriet Sitarr
Miami
Fla
Bill McCraw
McCraw Club
Mary Shirley
Lake Wichita
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