Social Visit Roundup at North Elm Homes
Mr and Mrs Leo Morrow spent Wednesday with Mr and Mrs A J Reynolds. Mr and Mrs C E Phipps visited Mr and Mrs J M McDonald Tuesday. Sam Houston couple visited Mrs Houston's mother Mrs Price in Cameron Sunday. Willard Chapman called on the McDonalds Friday. Frankie Heugotter visited Phipps Friday night. Ted McDonald hosted guests including Mr and Mrs J McDonald and Dwicht Mcfionald with daughters Eva Bertha Mae, plus Floyd Phipps family. M E Phipps and family spent Sunday with C F Phipps.
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Leo Morrow
A. J. Reynolds
C. E. Phipps
J. M. McDonald
Sam Houston
Visits and family gatherings across towns
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Flinche of Ben Arnold spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Reynolda. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Canady and children visited relatives at Jones Prairie. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Childers spent the weekend at Crockett with relatives. Guests at the Buffington home included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Buffington of Ben Arnold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Flinche
Ben Arnold
A. J. Reynolda
W. S. Canady
Jones Prairie
Austin Childers
Crockett
Tommie Buffington
Robert Buffington
Various Local Social Visits and Travel in Minerva Area
Mrs. W E Yelton and daughter Noriece return to Wichita after a visit with Mr and Mrs Werh ju Bs. Ada Sanders visits her sons John and Buford Sanders of Waco. J S White of Bartlett dies. G M Houston and daughter Martyn Joyce visit Caldwell relatives. Louise Kornegay and others visit San Marcos. Peggy Joe Ranney returns home with them. Mrs. Robert Curry and Kathryn visit Round Rock. A L Dood Morris and Mrs Woodrow Richardson visit Burnett. Denton House and mother visit Rosebud and Larry. Dad Currey and daughters visit Dale. Pope Sealy visits Marlin sisters. R C Traweek and Clyde Rhodes visit Mrs Wright Scott. R Scott Evans of A&M Collene spends weekend with J Wallace line. Eddie Bryant called to Wichita Falls for a nephew’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Sanders
John
Buford Sanders
Waco
George
Helms
J. S. White
Bartlett
G.M. Houston
Martyn Joyce
Caldwell
Louise Kornegay
A. W. McCullin
Albert
Foster McCullin
Tirey Reflects on Roosevelt Aims and Farm Prosperity
Hon Frank B Tirey outlines support for Roosevelt and cooperation to lift agriculture, seeks fair protection for agri products, and calls for social economic freedom, living wages, and honest work. He advocates prudent spending and no European war, urging citizen involvement and collaboration with party leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rooseve
Washington
Wall Street
Sharp Yellow Jackets Coach Seeks Track Meet Victory
Coach Scott Fikes announces his Sharp Yellow Jackets are training to win a track meet in Rockdale during March. Local news notes include odd items about Tom Storey and a pal rock found in Norman Valley, plus a Lilac Baptist Sunday School social set for February 29.
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Yellow Jackets
Scott Fikes
Rockdale
Tom Storey
Grady Stidham
Hosebik
Norman Valley
Storey
Lilae Baptist Sunday School
Lilac
Local Community News Briefs Highlight Moves and Sports
Enrollment dips due to sickness while church services proceeded at the Presbyterian church. Will Davis buys a new Chevrolet truck and Mrs. Claude Newton and children relocate to Cameron. Sharp FFA boys basketball team endured a quiet tourney with praise for games. sponsor M. W. Hallman notes solid play. Buster Speigel on the sick list. no meningitis cases reported. Farmers plant corn after several sunny days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Will Davis
Claude Newton
Cameron
Sharp Ffa
M. W. Hallman
W. L
Buster) Speigel
Checks for farmers loans arrive at Re Settlement Service Cameron
Glenn Mitchell announced that checks for farm loans to buy seed and finance operations are arriving at the Re Settlement Service office in Cameron. He said 75 farmers have applied, total loans amounting to 21000 dollars, and recipients will be notified by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Glenn Mitchell
Government Service
Mitchell
Reliable laxative promoted for home use in Texas ad
Mrs. Perry Hicks of Belton Texas urges families to keep Black-Draught as a dependable remedy for biliousness constipation and other illnesses requiring a mild laxative. She notes twenty one years of use with consistent good results and mentions 25 cent package sales.
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Thedford
Perry Hicks
Belton
Texas
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R. Scott Evans
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Anansh
Fi T. Byrd
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