Ben Arnold School News Highlights Local Visits and Events
Students and families from Ben Arnold School share Sunday visits birthday celebrations and gatherings with friends across Rosebud Jones Prairie Elm Ridge and surrounding areas. The Ben Arnold basketball team defeated Maysfield 23 to 15. A chicken supper is planned at the schoolhouse Friday night November 20 along with a 4 H Club meeting at 1 PM at the sponsor’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Carl Allen
Mollie Dee
Irene
Annie Beth Cook
Harold Clifton
McElwrath
Winnele Campbell
Fred Folschinsky Jr
A. G
van Sweet
Willie Mae Folschinsky
Ora Tee Strickler
Etoile Mitchell
Lillian
Selma Lee Folschinsky
Rosebud
Marie Meinen
Alvin Dorner
Pherrol McElwrath
Ben Arnold
Maysfield
Homer McFlorath
Thanksgiving Sermon Set At Milano Methodist
Rev. Webb of Waco a Christian pastor will preach the Thanksgiving sermon at the Milano Methodist church on November 26. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Williams and daughter Mrs. Mattie Preston of Rockdale visited the Thweatt home Sunday. Baptist members packed a box for the Orphans Home last week. Mr. R. E. Thweatt traveled to San Antonio.
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Webb
Waco
Methodist Church
Tom Williams
Mattie Preston
Rockdale
R. E. Thweatt
The
Baptist Church
Orphans Home
San
Licking ancient customs and weasel legends
The text notes pickling is an old practice dating to ancient Pom ro with two millennia of history and describes weasels as elusive hunters in inhabited areas preying on poultry and rats. It also portrays the weasel as a savage killer prone to blood lust.
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Pomro
Milano Community Gathers for Holidays and Church News
Antonio Saturday plans to stay with his mother for the winter at his home. Miss Nonnie Mae Renfro visits from Houston with family. Deer hunters leave Sunday morning: Cotton Woods Homer Woods Ernest Drehr Albert Parrott. Milano Methodist Conference selects Rev Otis Carnes as new pastor for next year. first sermon December second Sunday. Elmer and Weldon Brannon of Houston visit family in Milano. Irvin Layburn of Austin visits Milano churches. Mrs Mattie Pinkerton returns to Salty after a week with daughter Pearl Pinkerton. Mrs Lee Braum and her mother visit Dallas over weekend. Mr and Mrs H Holdiness travel to Carlsbad to locate a new home site. Mr and Mrs Noel Yardley"
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Antonio
Nonnie Mae Renfro
Houston
Cotton
Homer
Grover Woods
Ernest Drehr
Albert Parrott
Milano
Otis Carnes
Elmer and
Weldon Brannon
Charles Brannon
Irvin Layburn
Austin
Mattie Pinkerton
Salty
Pearl Pinkerton
Lee Braum
J. P. Peeples, Sr
Dallas
H. Holdiness
Carlsbad
George Manley
Minerva
N. Brannon
Local Movements and Social Updates Reported
Residents note moves and homecomings including Mr Yardley replacing Mr Hess as mail carrier. Mrs Baggett returns from Chrisman after a week with sister Mrs Hill. Mrs Manley moves to Minerva after illness with her mother Mrs Brannon. Attendees travel to Salty for a singing convention.
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Ben Arnold
Mr. Yardley
Mr. Hess
Mrs. M. Baggett
Chrisman
A. M. Hill
San Gabriel Fair Sets November 19 and 21 Events
Future Farmers Free Fair in San Gabriel runs November 19 and 20 with a 3 p.m. basketball opener on day one. Queen coronation for Sarah Jeanette Yager with escort James Andrews, baby show at 10 a.m., football by Milano and Sharpe, amateur hour at night, and cash prizes without entry fees. Exhibits include farm crops poultry canned goods hardwood, plus commercial displays from nearby firms. Ray ONeill and family visited Kerrville on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Gabriel
Sarah Jeanette Yager
James Andrews
Milano
Sharpe
Yoe High Basketball Team Starts Practice
The Yoe High basketball season begins with 31 players reporting to Coach Ruggles for practice and about ten more anticipated after football. Rural schools Buckholts Jones Prairie Yarrellton Maysfield and Ad Hall contribute players as the team builds depth for an upcoming big tournament.
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Yoe High
Ruggles
Buckholts
Jones Prairie
Yarrellton
Maysfield
Ad Hall
Garvin
Erck
Yager
Lott
Birkleback
Harber
Atkinson
Kennedy
Refreshing Relief When You Need a Laxative
Thousands seek Black Draught as an economical purely vegetable laxative. Martinsville Virginia hardware dealer J. Lester Roberson endorses it, saying he has used it for constipation and dullness and found it very satisfactory.
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J. Lester Roberson
Martinsville, Va
Notable names listed in voter roll of county election
A sequence of surnames appears in a county election context including Cotton Walzel Blankenship Krall Heath Stewart Lazek Crowell Hatch Allen Kubecka Moore Good Baldwin Gann Tallent Barrett Griffin Griswold Groppell Baldwin Alexander and V Walzel.
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Cotton
Walzel
Blankenship
Krall
Heath
Stewart
Lazek Crowell
Hatch
Allen
Kubecka
Moore
Goodwin
Baldwin
Gann
Tallent
Barrett
Griffin
Griswold
Groppell
Alexander
V. Walzel
Notice of posted 232 acre Ledbetter and Wilson tract Bear Creek
The Ledbetter and Wilson tracts on Bear Creek, totaling 232 acres, are posted against hunting and trespassing. Violators will be prosecuted under the law. The property is rented and managed by E. J. Horlica, Frank Horlica, and Pete Horlica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ledbetter
Wilson
Bear Creek
E. J. Horlica
Frank Horlica
Pete Horlica
Mrs. Hardy Scarborough Visits Daughter in Gladewater
Mrs. Hardy Scarborough and Miss Maurice Scarborough visited Loyce Phillips, a daughter of Mrs. Scarborough, in Gladewater over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardy Scarbrough
Maurice Scarborough
Scarborough
Loyce Phillips
Gladewater
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