Local visitors and residents share spring social round in Bryan
Joe Ford of Mesa and other guests frequent Bryan as gardening and farm work thrive in warm weather. Visitors include Mrs. J. C. Johnson Hearne, Mrs. Louis Storms Houston, and many others from Lubbock Dallas Beaumont and Kerrville. Hospital admissions and a hotel staffer’s Oklahoma City trip are noted.
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Joe Ford
Mesa
Madison County
Bryan
Ford
J. C. Johnson
Hearne
H. B. McDowell
McDowell
North College Avenue
Louis Storms
Houston
R. 8. Webb, Jr
College Avenue
Storms
Marie Elizabeth Webb
Iane Wessinger
Dallas
Texas State Association of
Adolphus Hotel
W.N. Celson
West 27Th Street
Wilkerson Memorial Clinic
J. J. Wilcox
Billy
Barry, Colson
Harry Jenkins
J. C. Newton
Lubbock
C. R. Elkins
Newton
Elkins
Port Arthur
Lucy M. Teuton
M. W. Bergeson
P. S. Park
J. Coulter Smith
Fort Worth
A. Benbow
Ursuline Avenue
J. H. Mitchell
Kerrville
Beaumont
Hugh Looney
Martha Jane
Mit
Gonzales
Helen Swift
St. Joseph's Hospital
Robert Alexander
Allen Academy
Audrey Nolen
Rock Prairie
Route 4
Henry Arthur
Robert Sammons
College Station
Lela Mae Ward
Leona
Surgical
A. O. Gorder
Medical
F. B. Morgan
Madisonville
W. C. Washington Jr
Ernest Bentke
Caldwell
Laddie Slovak
Alex Corralieus
Robert Schovassa
Sam
William Spadachene
For Sale Good planting cotton seed Western Wonder
Planting cotton seed Western Wonder for sale by Lynn Sample at Sinclair Service Station corner of 24th and College Avenue. Contact for pure strain seeds and price information.
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Lynn
Sinclair
24Th and
College Avenue
Ozark beginnings in a remote setting
In the Ozark Mountains near the Missouri Arkansas line a boy’s wilderness station and a lodge by Cold River frame a tale of Uncle Jimmie and painter Diane Carroll. Diane, daughter of Bill Carroll, pursues art amid mountain life and clashes with Aunt Jessica’s proprieties.
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Ozark Mountains
Ozarks
Missouri
Arkansas
Diane Carrol Finds Freedom and mystery in Ozarks
Diane Carrol, aged 23, pursues painting and independence in New York and the Ozarks. She befriends Uncle Jimmie Cartwright while staying at Wilderness Lodge as Ann Haskel appears on a bay horse signaling unseen ties to her past.
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Haskel Place
Wilderness Station
Pine Knob Store
Pine Ridge
Pine Knob
Hasket Place
Wilderness Lodge
Cold River
Jimmie Cartwright
Ann Haskel
Ozark
Jimmie
Wilderness Road
Hasket
Pirte Knob Store
Haskel
Ozark Mountaineer
Uncle Jimmie
Nance
Jeff
Ann
Ahab
Abah
Balaam
Bill Carrel
Diane
Aunt Jessica
Carrol
France
Italy
Algiers
Spain
Jessica
Carrols
New York
Ozarks
Wilderness Club
Hit
Pearl
Cartwright
Tony
Ganda-mighty
Giles
Falks
Shady Creek
Hyear
Torrow
Hyear Ozarks
Grant a Soldier and Statesman Who Found Peace
Ulysses S. Grant born April 27, 1822 in Point Pleasant Ohio rose from modest roots to West Point and Mexico service. Lincoln made him Union commander and president from 1869 to 1877. Facing financial ruin later he wrote his autobiography before dying July 23 1885 in Saratoga New York. Grant's Tomb near the Hudson stands as a major memorial to his life of valor and honor.
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Grant
New York City
Ulysses Simpson Grant
Point Pleasant
Ohio
West Point
Mexico
Lincoln
White House
Saratoga
N. Y
New York
the Hudson
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Price Ahilauld
Apo
Rimmamagee
Jenkins Drug Store
McCartney Pharmacy
Es By
Aarold Bell Wright
Chapter
Hill-Billy
Diane Carrol
Virginia
Bill Carrol
Arizona
Montana
Nevada
Roosevelt
Bill
Paris
Jimpson
Stony Ridge
Smoky Mountain
Swamp Valley
Sure ‘Nough
Harold Bell Wright
Patranella’s Sanitary Barber Shop
Ulysses S. Grant
Memorial Extension
Commissio
Grant's
Ewing’s
North Main St
Star Brand
Acalla
Bennett
Brazos
Tom
Bryan Cotton Oil and Fertilizer CO