Local notices from The Maysfield Weekly News
Rev Cockrell missed Sunday services due to an unknown cause. Harmon Thweatt and Mr Dickens traveled to Cameron. Cornelia McGuire Mary Newton Whorey Guy Newton hosted Miss Mabel Tyson. Emma Smith, student at the University, visited home folks. Guy Newton returned from Austin. Mary Randolph came home after Cameron teaching exams. Presbyterian prayer meeting led by Henry Bailey. Mrs Sission and daughter returned to Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cockrell
Methodist Church
Harmon Thweatt
Mr. Dickens
Cameron
Cornelia McGuire
Mary Newton
Messrs
Whorey
Guy Newton
Mabel Tyson
Emma Smith
Austin
Mary Randolph
Presbyterian Church
Henry Bailey
Sission
Louisi
Local notes from Maysfield and Cameron social visits
Emma Smith hosted a Friday night gathering for local youths. Families including the Yager and Tyson clans traveled from Cameron and Austin for visits. Mrs Atkinson visited son Hubert, and many friends mourn the illness and loss of Mr Luke Bell. Miss Cornelia McGuire attends Cameron Normal and Imogene Blount visits from Liberty. The Herald costs one dollar yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana
Maysfield
Cameron
Emma Smith
Herbert Yager
Tom Yager
Austin
Jessie
Julia White
West
Marvin
Clifton Tyson
Atkinson
Hubert
Heizer
Forest Smith
David Smith
Emma
Luke Bell
Ada Belle Barmore
Gladys Barmore
Ben Arnold
Cornelia McGuire
Imogene Blount of
Liberty
Summer Hollingsworth
Houston
Thomas Brothers Host Fortieth Two Party for Bride-To-Be
Thomas brothers entertained about a hundred friends at Monta’s home in honor of Bill Triggs and his upcoming marriage to Bess Averitt at First Methodist Church. The evening featured an eighteen table fort y two game on the lawn with prizes including a pound of Star Navy and a Hoyt’s cologne bottle. Toasts by Roy Jeter and others covered light topics and married life with humor while cream and cake ended the social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monta
Rush Thomas
Bill Triggs
Bess Averitt
First Methodist Church
Giles Averitt
Navy
Jeff Avery
Triggs
Hoyt
Roy Jeter
U. S. Hearrell
Dave Wilson
Tom Denson
Graham Gillis
Bill
T. S. Henderson Jr
Alex Triggs
Wilson
Billie Triggs
Jack Lewis
John Martin
Cameron
Oxsheer Smith
Older but Stronger Health Advice and Emulsion Promotion
A vintage health ad urges preparation at forty to stay healthy at seventy. It promotes Emulsion as a tonic to strengthen blood and ease rheumatism, claiming no alcohol in Scott's products from Scott and Bowne of Bloomfield New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Fife
Scott’s. Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield, N. J
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London
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F. A. Rar Co
City Undertakers Mbalmers Undertaking
Texas
Messrs. Jackson
Oscar Adams
Eobert Hood
Grant Lunder Co
Fotto Galteville
Ohio
Chamberlain
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