Governor Smith Accepts Democratic Nomination in Telegram
Albany June 29 Gov Alfred E Smith accepted the Democratic presidential nomination in a 600 word telegram focusing half on liquor policy. He pledged to enforce laws but urged fundamental changes in prohibition, and thanked the convention while predicting a November victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Alfred E. Smith
Joseph T. Robinson
Houston
United States
Democratic Party
Lovelady Visitors Return for a Warm Welcome
Mr. and Mrs. Stevenes and daughter Dorothy of Lovelady visited friends in Gause weekend, renewing longtime ties. Local clergy Rev. G. C. House preached at the Methodist church, with Mrs. House present. Various residents attended the Democratic convention in Houston, including J. H. Thomas and others. The community report notes illnesses, travels, and short visits among families such as Mrs. G. C. Wilson, Mrs. Laura Cone, and Mrs. J. H. Thomas, with updates on guests from Huntsville and Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenes
Dorothy of
Houston
G. R. Varner
S. R. Cochran
J. F. Hickman
W. B. Cochran
A. Varner
J H. Thomas
D W. Key
R. M. Thomas
J. A. Ely, Sr
Not provided in complete form for a full headline
Irvin Harlan visits Houston relatives while Jameson’s mother from Waco attends a weekend meeting including family events down at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brother Jameson
Waco
Irvin Harlan
Houston
Tyson Family Visits Round Rock Relative
Mr and Mrs O A Tyson and Misses Myrtle and Sue Tyson visited Mrs L McNeice at Round Rock Sunday. A number of people are sick with measles and hoped to recover soon. Mrs Mary Looney was in Houston with her son Ralph Looney and wife. Mr and Mrs Fred Story and daughter Inez from Calvert were over Sunday to see Mr Story’s parents and attend church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Tyson
Myrtle
Sue Tyson
L. McNeice
Round Rock
Mary Looney
Houston
Ralph Looney
Fred Story
Inez
Calvert
Mr. Story
Lions Club Luncheon Hosts Regional Officials
San Antonio’s Lions Club welcomed Wil Dugger and B Slocomb along with Sam Hefley district representative of the 64th district. Hefley urged character building and closer study of economic issues in schools. A letter about Hefley’s re election campaign amused the crowd. The club supported creating a Boy Scout Council House and authorized Rev Love to coordinate fundraising with scout masters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Dugger
San Antonio
B. Slocomb
Cameron
Sam Hefley
Lions Club
Mr .Hefley
R. H. McIntosh
Branchville Revival Closes After Ten Days of Meetings
The ten day Branchville meeting ended Sunday night with strong turnout each night. Four conversions and four to join by letter were reported. Sermons by Pastor Jameson drew regional attendees including Jim and Mrs Barmore, the Massengales, Misses Harlan and Foster, and others. Baptism occurred at Little River Monday. several locals traveled to Waco and Houston for events and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brother Jameson
Jim Barmore
Hub Massengale
Mary White
Mildred
Mary Ethel Massengale
Maysfield
Hightower
Daisy Johnes
Walker's Creek
Little River
Scout Master Plans All Night Hike for Troop 52
Scout Master Joe Lindle plans an all night hike with Troop 52 on Saturday June 7 remaining over Sunday at Wayside Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Lindle
Wayside Inn
Mrs Lindle and children visit Ennis Texas
Mrs J A Lindle and her children are visiting her mother Mrs J H Butler in Ennis Texas. They will be away several weeks before returning to their Cameron home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Lindle
Favorite Prescription Benefit Claimed by Texarkana Woman
Mrs C E Shipp of Texarkana credits Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription with restoring her health after a serious illness in middle life. She says the medicine relieved aches and pains, reduced suffering, and left her in continued good health. She recommends trial tablets sent by mail and offers free advice from Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana
Texas
Oak St
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sasoysas
Mouemfey
Ysim Am “Jou JT
FauTsep Nosse Abil
MVA Pry Sithodma Sarowan
Chiller Drug Company
Cameron, Texas
Galveston
Avenue P
Galvez Hotel
Ss. J. Slocomb
Galveston, Texas
W. M. Barger
Thedford
Smitch
Robinson
Convention
Jefferson
Cleveland
Wilson
Ause News
Methodist Church
G. C. House
House
McClellen
G. C. Walker
E. C. Cotham
J. H. Thomas
G. C. Wilson
G. C. Jr
Mrs. Self
Laura Cone
W. L. Turner
M. L.russell
Huntsville
Terry Moore
Miss Skinner
Okahoma
Hearne
R. T. Littleton
Crisco
la Salle
J. T.parma
Fisk Tires
THE
Citizens National
U. S
U.S
Liberty
Milam County
Federal Reserve Bank Bank
Total
Irvin N. Clary
Branchville News
Kathryn Harlan
Dorothy Foster
Messrs
Joe Foster
Fred Smith
C. E. Porter
Will Looney
Keith Judkins
Baylor College
Branchville
Burlington
Arlington
Coleman
Eplen
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!