Garden of Thanks and Local Notices From Community Page
Fragments show thank you cards for sympathy and help after sorrow, with names Edith Jackson and Mrs. WA Jackson, Mrs. Jim Wilson, and Mrs. Harlin Lee. A note mentions Lions Club Easter Egg Hunt and a doctor lecture about salads, humorously linking to American Medical Association health education. Community readers reference sale proceeds for the blind and a park egg hunt anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symy
Edith “Jackson
Eldon. Jackson
WA. Jackson
Lions
Lions Club
Edward Cumbie
Funeral services for W. Wilson held at Blackwell Church
Reverend Bill Hayner and Reverend Jesse Dea led funeral services for W. W. Wilson at Blackwell Methodist Church on March 25. Wilson, born March 31, 1894 in Navarro County, was a World War I veteran who farmed in Blackwell area since 1911. Survivors include wife Fannie Mae Pinkard, two sons Curtis and Charles, a brother Joe, four sisters, six grandchildren, and four great grandchildren. Burial followed at Blackwell Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sim
W. Wilson
Blackne Methodist Church
Bill Hayner
Jesse ‘Dea
Goree
Mr. Wilson
Navarro County
G. W.W. Wilson
Nolan County
Fannie Mae Pinkard
Amarillo
Blackwell
Curtis Wilson
Sterling City
Charles Wilson
Phoenix
Ariz
Joe Wilson
Colorado City
John Pinkard
Sweetwater
Ruth Dickinson
Anderson
Calif
Water Ware
Bill Ware
Blackwell Cemetery
Wells Funeral Home
Roscoe
Vaughn Daughters Visit Grandparents Over Easter
Vicki and Kathi Vaughn daughters of Mr and Mrs Jack Vaughn of Sweetwater spent the Easter holidays with their grandparents Mr and Mrs Homer Vaughn in a family visit during the holiday season.
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Vicki and
Kathi Vaughn
Mrs
Jack Vaughn
Sweetwater
Homer Vaughn
Bronte City Seeks UCRA Help On Water Main Upgrade
The Bronte city government asked UCRA for assistance to improve water service and meet state requirements, potentially lowering fire insurance rates. The UCRA board referred the issue to its engineer for study and a report at the next meeting. Mr. Youngblood said there is no reason UCRA cannot approve the improvements. The Smiths described their business growth and reliance on cotton goods purchased in Kansas City and materials in Dallas, noting no layoffs since opening and hopes to serve customers long term.
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Bronte
UCRA
Youngblood
Smith
Kansas City
Dallas
Smiths
Jone
C R Smith Continues From Page One Weeks Stock
The note indicates C R Smith continues the item from page one after a weeks gap, mentioning an ongoing stock. The fragment implies a continuation of inventory or listing details in the same section. No further context is provided within readable text.
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C. R. Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jim Wilson
Queenie
L. D. Larkin
Chico
Jr. Pruitt
Gene Halamicek
Texas Barber College
Central Drug Store
Jimmy Brunson
R. Cc. Lasewell
Tfe
Allen’ Sherrod
Marvin Landers
Bronte Enterprise
Sam L. Williams
Charles Sims
Sarah Coventry
Precilla Bryan
Robert Lee
W. W. Baer
American Medical Association
Kiwanis
Dallas Morning News
Foy Moore
Batre
Texas
Debbie Reynolds
Barry Nelson
Michael Rennie
Mary
Ridley
Kimbell
Oleo, Kimbell
California
Shley
Afor
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