Valley Mills Local News Roundup From Valley City Tribune
Valley Mills brief items note Sam Laws in Fort Worth with leads, Tweedy visiting Clifton, Ben Wheelie in Wave on business, Miss Otelia Compton visiting, Alex McNeill and Sark visiting Marin, Mrs. Riche and Mrs. Neabitt at track meet, Lee Ringer visiting with China Springs family, Hinger family en route to Waco for doctor’s meeting, Mrs. Wortham and Oran Sadler visiting Clifton, Etta Wortham staying over Brazos, Pook and Bailey Roberson in Meridian, McNeill in Waco, Barnett family nearby Alvarado, Mary Neill visiting Clifton, Gussie Elrod visiting, Mr. and Mrs. Bewithy of Patton visiting, Ferde Woody of Girard visiting McMurry, Danny Bible visiting, Public Instruction superintendent Danny Bible visiting, Howard Campbell of University visiting with mother, Clarence Hubby of Waco visiting, Joe Garner Hinton leaving for Ranger, Coleman Williams moving to Kellogg in Waco, Arthur Kilpatrick of Caddo en route to Waco, J Gibby in Dallas, date 12.88.
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Sam K. Laws
Fort Worth
Hairde
Tno
Tweedy
Clifton
Ben Wheelie
Otelia Compton
Jim Campbell
Crawford
Mya
Alex McNeill
T Sark
Marin
M. Wi
Waco
Brazos
Dark Pook
Bailey Roberson
Meridian
Fy McNeill
Inara
Mr. Barnett
Alvarado
Ms. Oat
Iber
Joe Wise
Ferde Woody
Girard
Are. J. McMurry
Mixx Woody
Danny Bible
County Superinendent of Public Instruction
Tribune
Howard Campbell
Mayor University
Valley Mil
Clarence Hubby
All McNeil
Joe Garner Hinton
Ranger
Toughy" Crawford
Joe
Coleman Williams
Wee
Kellogg, Cereal Co
Artur Kilpatrick
Caddo
Tehile
Mr. Kilpatrick
Mays
J. Gibby
Dallas
No More Negroes May We Send to Gatesville
Austin, Texas April 1 Dr H H Harriman chairman of the State Board of Control announced the board will not accept any more negro youths at the State Juvenile Training School at Gatesville where about 175 black boys are among 900 inmates. The decision rests on Article 6125 Revised Statutes designating Gatesville for white boys and Article 6123 designating Ferguson State Reform School for delinquent negro boys. Overcrowding concerns and potential exclusion of white youths also influenced the ruling.
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Austin
Texas
H.H. Harriman
State Board of Control
Jevenue Training School
Gatesville
Gutenville
Ferguson State
Preaching at 1 and 7 on Lord's Day April 11
Church of Christ invites friends to attend a full service with gospel preaching at 1 o'clock and 7:90 p m. The effort aims for a full house and four additions to the church while stressing salvation through belief and baptism per Romans 1 16 and Mark 16 16. E Mullins, Minister.
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Church OF Christ
Rom
E. Mullins
MW PROGRAM Proper Faithful Servants in Missionary Prayer
Fragmentary OCR note lists titles and names including Bible study, mission prayers, and references to South America Brazil Argentina Chile. Mentions sopranos of religious groups and a Reston mine. Readers see incomplete lines and unclear names.
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Mre
Alexander
America
Brasil
Mrv
Reston
Orang
Argentina
Chile
Mra
Waldeop
Connally Re election urged. domestic notes and poultry tips
A sprawling wire of items from Dallas and Marlin spans political moves and farm advice. Congressman Tom Connally signals re election, while local chatter covers poultry raising methods at the A and S L College Poultry Farm, including chick care, feeding plans, and housing.
Spelling note on Battale New York origin
A historical misspelling notes that Biuthston was the original field spelling for Battale in New York, indicating a naming variant from local records and early maps. The remark reflects etymology quirks in small town nomenclature and phonetic shifts over time.
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