Waco Locals Report Weekend Visits and Travel
Mrs J Max Cook and daughter Mary visited relatives in Atlanta last week. E B F Ragan and Mr and Mrs B D Powell drove to Camp Gordon Pettay to see the son Dawson Dowell who will depart soon for Macon. J M Cook and postmaster J W Ross attended the Atlanta fair returning Sunday. Rev J T Gibson his wife D Smith and daughters E E Ragin and Cora Ivey attended the Baptist Marion County Association at Mt Zion last week. S M West of Muscadine is visiting this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Max Cook
Mary
Atlanta
BE. F. Ragan
Dy Powell
Camp Gordon Piitay
Dawson Dowell
Macon
J. M. Cook
J. W. Ross
J. T. Gibson
D. Smith
Oak Ridge News Community Notes
Picking cotton and making syrup define the day in Oak Ridge. Jack Frost killed potato vines and other crops as Granding Little remains feeble. Mrs. Alice Taylor is ill. Lois Nix returned from a visit to Carrollton. R E Ringer, a merchant, remodeled his home. Several attended the fair last week. Mrs. Oscar Mote visits her mother Mrs. G T Lyle. Mary and Lillie Caldwell of Carrollton spent Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frost
Granding Little
Alice Taylor
Lois Nix
W. J. Aldridge
Carrolton
R. E. Ringer
Oscar Mote
G.T. Lyle
Mary
Lillie Caldwell
Carrollton
Sunny and kin visit Oak Grove neighbors and local updates
Sunny and sister Mrs Walter Eidson with Miss Leona Little Miss Nannie Mae Little and brother Henry visited Mr and Mrs W S Walker near Oak Grove Sunday. Rev T A Griffin filled his regular appointment at Pleasant Grove Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Homer Shadinger is better after a bad bout of typhoid fever. Mr J R Brown has his barn near completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunny
Walter Eidson
Leona
Nannie Mae Little
Henry
Walker
Near Oak Grove
Rev
T. A. Griffin
Pleasant Grove
Homer Shadinger
J. R. Brown
Cotton Picking Progress Amid Boll Weevil Help in Sackville
Sackville farmers near cotton picking completion with boll weevil assistance. Local families visit relatives in Roopville Burwell and Randolph Ann. July events include A and M Fair attendance with reports of a pleasant time. Nearby residents Mr. Jim Hurston and Mr. Ivey noted travels and visits to East locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Blackwelder
Roopville
Jim Smith
C. A. Pruett
Bawdon
Hugh Freeman
Sis Puller
Burwell
Walter Todd
Johnio
Martin Smith
Rndolph
Ann
Jim Ivey
Jim Hurston
O. B. Hurston
East
Lake Healthome notes hope for recovery after illness
Lake Healthome residents report Dr. Bob Lovvorn treats a patient toward recovery. Families visit relatives Sunday in Carrollton and nearby areas. Local social notes mention neighbors, young men heading to Camp Gordon, and a patriotic message to soldier boys amid the country’s great need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tara Mae Ivey
J. W. Vaughn
R. H. Foster
Luther Foster
Martin Smith
Indian Creek
Bethesda Socials Report Busy Weekend Gatherings
Regular meeting days marked Saturday and Sunday at Bethesda. Mr and Mrs G I Ani spent Sunday with Sailors. Annie and Ruth Dean visited Miss Larlie Williams while Pauline and Mary Marehman visited Miss Selborc Dean. Irene, daughter of Mrs Harper, visited Mrs Dean. Ed Caldwell family joined Sailors household. Annie Dean visited Minnie Hall. R S Dean and J B Williamson busied making syrup. Baby Lou welcomed by Mr and Mrs Homer Hall and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. I. Ani
Ed Caldwell
Sailors
Annie Dean
Minnie Hall
Dean
Roopville
Homer Hall
Lou
Jesse Barney
McWhorter
J. B. Williamson
Roopville Community Notes From a Frigid Week
Roopville records a cold snap with frost and early winter hints while residents visit relatives and attend daily tasks. Notable obits note the death of Marian Serens, a 76 year old county elder with Salem as his home church. A Coast Artillery officer in Galveston recalls a 1915 storm message about loss and sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast Artillery
Galveston
Texas
Cotton picking rules the day in this community
Union News notes a slow cotton opening and cold weather with Jack Frost’s visit last Friday. Notices of social visits include Floyd Driver and a new boarder a big boy, Pearl Duncan with Eula Duncan, and R B Heard’s singing drawing a large crowd. Several residents, including W G Strickland, R D Clark and families, and J M Cook, hosted or visited others Sunday. A near Temple visitor Mr Aeree spent weekend with local relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frost
Floyd Driver
Amiles
Pearl Duncan
Eula Duncan
M. Fair
W. G. Strickland
In Our Villa
Bae Ey
R. D. Clark
ApEn
J. M. Cook
W. C. Duncan
Opey
Phillips
Cl Aeree
Near Temple
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carrollton Shoe Shop
J. E. Upchurch
J.B. Tribble
C. E. Worthen
M. W. Lovvorn
Waco
Oak Ridge News
Sackville News
Bethesda News
G. W. Wallace
Dewey
Ladie Aderhold
Venson Brook
Miles Brown
Corrie Merrell
Bessie
Sarah Lewis
Leo Screws
Hubert Ven
Jack Towns
Sadie Serews
Anniston
Ala
Cliff Ragland
Striplings
G. W. Merrell
J. Craven
G. N. Aderhold
I. A. Yarbrough
Bessie Merrell
Ee Evelyn Bagland
W. N. Searey
Cae
Hubert Inesley
J. J. Lewis
Ludig Aderhold
Merrell
Marian Serens
Our
Salem
Heard County
God Fleal
Union News
Witte
M. E. Griffin
Sand Hilled
Villa Rica
Temple
Kansas Mandeville
Turkey Creek
Flint Corner
Smithfield
Shiloh Bowden
New Mexi Victroy
Tyus Roopville
Lowell Clem
Banning
Whitesburg
Carrollton County Line
Hulett Pessoos
Cross Plains
Clein
Carroll
Heard
Vici
Coats
Maxwell House
Moore & Clein
the Bargain Merchants OF
Boykin Bldg
East Side Public Square
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