Local Social Snippets From Lubbock Area
Fragmented notes list social visits and weekend gatherings among families in Lubbock and nearby towns. Names include Bass of Lubbock, Mrs Char, Hinton, Lay family, Griffin, Nutt, Ivy, Hill, Gibbs, Jarrett, Chapman, and McNeill. Activities mention visits in Dallas and Ste Wynre era events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bass
Lubbock
Char
C. H. Hinton
B.C. Lay
Davehter
Toenday
Griffin Ho
W. HH
Grit
H. B. Nutt
Chil. Deere
Stenwyre
Aligie Paints
Ivy
Garneraville School And Community News
Local school and community notes list Sunday visits to Meridian area homes, guests from Dallas and Valley Mills, Electrolux fridge usage, hospital visit, and wedding trip news. Student Council met, Will Mae Wiede visited, New London monument contribution set at fifty five cents, PTA held meeting with program and cookies, Kind Citizens Club elected Esther Haters and Calvert Helms as best citizens, second graders study ants and wind, H.D. Club hosts April 27 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Fervis
Foe Treppa
Joy Prather
Panny Prather
M. P
Greenwade
Whitney
Gus ‘Walseben
James Alton
Robert Steinke
John Helms
Grimm
North Meridian
A. H. Spitzer
Lincoln Ferris
Joe Treppa Jr
W. B. Griffin
Meridian
Mis. Chase Primm
Austin
le Conrad
Irene
E. C. Joble
Womack
Paul Conrad
Tom Oswald
Lee Conrad
Adolph Wiede
Willie Mae
Arnold
Harold
Roland
Sanday
Hulda Kettler
Mildred Kettler
Cotton Kroeger
Gene
Dallas
Valley Mills
Grandma Carter
Longview
Waiter Wi
Leon Kettler
St Meridian
C. P. Barton
Henry Wiede
Cooper Community
Judge Hamilton
Willie Mae Wiede
London
P.T.A
Esther Haters
Calvert Helms
Amputated limb follows Malone bite incident
Malone resident Mmmed Col ler underwent amputation of a leg following a bite by a mad dog. The operation aimed to prevent further complications after the incident at Hilloboro on April 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coller
Malone
Aidon
Athelim
Waco Couple Succumbs in Prom Wreck
Waco Texas April 18 MiNton Carter 4 died Sunday night at a coal sanitarium victim of an accident late Saturday when a Southern Pacific motor train struck a car carrying him and his wife who died almost instantly Also named in the car were Charlie Hepkine a nephew of Mrs McCarter and two sisters Miss Armia LeBlanc and Miss Orelia LeBlanc The boy suffered a fractured skull and Miss Anna LeBlanc a fractured left arm and cuts Mrs McCarter survived by her parents seven sisters and six brothers allowing record notes
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Waco
Texas
MiNton Carter
South Waco
Southern Pacific
Ens
McCartern
Charlie J. Hepkine
McCaeester
Armia
Orelia LeBlanc
Anna LeBlanc
McCarter Ie
Yappenings at Fairview Mornings and Evenings
Special Correspondent reports Arnold Adkins returned home Friday after a week with relatives near Aguilla. A large crowd attended the play Simon Pure Simpleton on Wednesday night. Mrs. Edd Hill of Waco visits her mother Mrs. Kellum. Many enjoyed singing at Coon Creek Sunday. Minx Mabel Johnson visits relatives in Houston. School days ended Friday with a program, lunch, ball games and a play Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Blassingaine hosted a party Saturday night. Teachers for 1087-98 are Maurice Price, Alice Winbolt and Minnie Newl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mro
Arnold Adkins
Aguilla
Simon Pure Simpleton
Edd Hill
Waco
Kellum
Fairview
Coon Creek
Mabel Johnson
Houston
Sam Blassingaine
Maurice Price
Alice Winbolt
Minnie Newl
Card of Thanks and Binder Sale Notice
Card of thanks from A. Tergerson and family thanks visitors and gifts during hospital stay and after homecoming. Also advertises a 7 foot McCormick binder for sale by H. A. Preservor Rt 1, Cliton. Death Valley National Monument designated by presidential proclamation on February 11 1998.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland
A. Tergerson
McCormick
Pric
H. A. Preservor
Clit
Death Valley
California
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Barn Howton
Santa Anna
San Jerremto
Hall of Honor
Nuseun
Museum of
State of
Joxen
Christman
Jones
Garneraville
Record Mavertivers
J. T. Hill Drag Line
John Deere Tractor Binder
John Deere
Ps Vente
Claude Scruggs
Clifton and Whitney
Orr Maal
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