Hebron Happenings Full of Local Visits and Moves
Local notes list numerous visits and family gatherings across Hebron. Names include Dixie Curticoff, C B, Dee Collingworth, Hopkins, Morris, Robbins, Davis, Crider, Isom, McCormick, Towery, Belt, Morton, Hoskins, Robins, Harper, Jeverett, and Howard. Events span weekends in Plano Dallas Fort Worth and nearby towns with moves, hospitalities, and announced assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dixie Curticof
C. B
Dee Collingworth
A.J. Hopkins
I. W. Morris
Plato
Roy Robbins
Moslay
Walnut Springs
Theodore Davis
Will Robicon
Lewisville
C. B. Davi
Harpo
Sam Crider
Shack Isom
Pean
John Everett
Roy McCormick
Paul Davis
Dallas
Nannie McCormick
Ddaughter
Iow Springs
Beekle Towery
Charlie Towery
Coalgate
Ohls
Marion
Jackson
Dall Ina
Willow Springs
Able Johnson
Bob Ferry
Frankford News Briefs From Local Inhabitants
Sanford and Elizabeth Lewis of Mexquite visit relatives including Mrs Sam Miller and Odom families. A heavy rain and brisk north wind hit Monday night. Mrs J B Eaton injured her foot recently but is improving. Grimes of Hebron and Carrollton visit the community. Mrs J L Choat and family shopped in Plano. Ray Wylie and family visited the Hamer and Miller households. Stanford and Philabeth Lewis stayed with J A Webb and wife at Carrollton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
Elizabeth Lewis
Mexquite
Sam Miller
Ms. Odom
Sam Stegory
Mya, Miller
Rollie Hamer
Oleta Wylie
J. B. Eaton
Hat Grimes
Hebron
Oscar Grimes
Carrollton
J. L. Choat
Edgar Cheat
Plano
Ray Wylie
Hamer
Stanford
Philabeth Lewis
J. A. Webb
Byrne College Scholarship Offer Across Five Campuses
A $95.00 scholarship valid at Byrne College across Dallas Houston Fort Worth Oklahoma City San Antonio. It is transferable and honored at face value for any course. Available for cash discount or partial down with monthly balance. See the editor or write any Byrne College location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrne
Byrne College
Byrne Colleges
Dalla
Houston
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
San Antonio
Four Years Siege Of Rheumatism Yields to Crystals
Mrs Hattie Martin of W Clay Street Richmond Virginia recounts four years of rheumatism ending after two months of mineral water treatment with Crystals. She reports regained ability to walk and perform home duties and endorses the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Martin
W. Clay Street
Richmond
Bath at George Groven Barbershop Ad Ends Oddly
A clipped notice touts a bath service at George Groven Barbershop with wartime style pricing tied to the times at George Grave Barbershop. The garbled text suggests a promotional snippet from a local barber shop page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Groven
George Grave
Waffles for Winter Recipe Fragments and Notes
A garbled OCR inspired collage lists ingredients and steps for waffle making, mentioning pineapple, cocoanut, eggs, batter, and various substitutions. The text references a long stream of culinary terms, with scattered phrases about serving and mixtures, but lacks coherent instructions or identifiable authors.
Civic Reformer and Domestic Science Course Tale
A long, fragmented narrative follows Mrs Dawkins, an advocate for reform, describing her interactions with Granger and others about a domestic economy course, a factory setting, and life changes from graduation to work. The piece weaves personal anecdotes of Mrs Dawkins, her niece, and colleagues amid workroom plans and social expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daveseoie Dawkins
Alia Furs
Annie
Hyun
Miliony
Wien
HiPry
Cirinoer Factory
Molly Proctor
Granger
Dawkine
Geanaye
Liv Nih
Harry Fae
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Pat
Lloyd
Woody Jeverett
Charlie Byverett
Buster Howard
Frankford News
Rapture
E. J. Meinhardi
Chicago
Monay
P.M. Dilly
Thollaandin
Kamethinge Wingome
Abin Nayilog
Aryl Taylor
Tal Hic Wien
Aly Ap Burter
Fuar Biblespadn
Hugo
Inaamonte
Norco
Igor
By Jane Osborn
Robdaton Owl
Unter
Ihwies
Evra
F.H. McMurray
Draughon’s Colleges
Wichita Falls
Abilene
Lubbock
Newannnen Reyonis Jong
Fiapors
Anyantid Ratiuadion
Yale
Howe
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