Coke County Live at Home Fair Dates Set for 1933
The Coke County fair organizers describe plans for a 1933 event with new departments and committees. Poultry hog and dairy cow divisions are dropped while cured meats dairy products garden fruits and vegetables and culinary antiques are added. A June meeting will finalize fair details and set publicity and coordination tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. ‘Ivey
Sue M. A.utner
Frank Keeney
L. W. Beaty
I. M .Cumbié
Iver's
Robert Knierim
J. M. Carmbie
W. N
Dynson
Coke County
Youngblood
Fire destroys Paul Good residence. teacher Brey escaped
A Tuesday morning blaze on North Railroad Street leveled the Paul Good residence occupied by Prof Roy Brey. Fire, likely from a faulty wire, forced Brey and family to flee as flames spread from the roof. The incident followed the death of T. M. Nelson the night before and ended with Nelson's funeral at Bronte Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Good
Railroad Street
Roy Brey
Swhor
T. M. Nelson
Prof. Brey
Good
Brey
Bronte
Thomas Madison Nelson
Murphreysboro
Tennessee
Tennie Wood
Charles Aubrey
Corpus Christi
James Simpson
Sonele-Tom
Tom’' Nelson Waa
Hiashomite
Arkansawers Gather For Oak Creek Community Day
Residents invite friends from near and far to join the Oak Creek event. Leaders praise Arkansawer neighbors and urge everyone to arrive on time with well-filled lunch baskets for a memorable day full of community spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansawers
County Agent Reviews Bird Health and Farm Practices
County Agent emphasizes disease prevention for chicks and poults noting treatments are rarely effective. Advice includes clean ground and separate housing for turkeys and chickens. Reports cover local farming happenings, rainfall impacts, and ongoing agricultural education and tours with mentions of Nut Casebearer spraying and Crop Loan Office inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Hamlong
Bronte
T. H. Brown
Fort Chadbourne
Marvin Simpson
Entertaining Junior Study Club Hosts Misses and Guests
Mesdames Ronald Walton and Clytus Smith hosted the Junior Study Club on Thursday May 4 at Walton's home. After five hours of bridge, a salad course was served to members and out of town guests including Miss Nell Lowry Miss Gertrude Hayley and Miss Elizabeth Leonard and Mesdames Baker Mackey Maxwell McDonald McQueen Whitt Good Ivey Taylor Ott Brey Clapp and We Ivey. editor notes regret misplacement of copy and thanks readers for social reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Walton
Clytus Smith
Nell Lowry
Gertrude Hayley
Elizabeth Leonard
Charlie Baker
J. B. Mackey
W.H. Maxwell, Jr
W. C. McDonald
R. McQueen
K. O. Whitt
Homer Good
Cumbie Ivey
Geo. Thomas
Alfred Taylor
Oscar’ Long
A. G. Taylor
Alvin Ott
Roy, Brey
John Clapp
W. We Ivey
Paul Good
Robert Lee
Cy Odorit
Blackwell
Dave Riker
Big. Lake
Enterprise
H. O. Whitt
Whitt
Ernest Ivey
W. H. Maxwell, Jr
Chas, Baker
Qmah McQueen
James Glenn
Fats
Mrs. H. O. Whitt Hosts Junior Woman's Study Club
Mrs. H. O. Whitt hosted a 15 member Junior Woman's Study Club gathering at her home on Thursday afternoon April 27. After brief business the lesson discussed compared wages of women in Northern and Southern states. The report notes delays in publication and mentions Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Downs moving to La Ward Texas where he manages Dozier Construction Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Downs
la Ward
Texas
Downs
Dozier
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