Meridian News Births and Local Notices
Births list includes Ollie Batey Haswell boy 6 13 J W Alsup Kopper girl 6 8 Arthur Barefoot Iedell boy 6 4 Dr O J Colwick Cran til boy 5 15 OM Sawyers Wal nut Springs boy 6 14 8H Martin Meridian boy 5 30 Mollie Elizabeth Hanson 54 years 2 months 14 days Crawfills Gay 6 22 Bessie Myers 1 vr 11 mo Morgan Floyd Gray 16 killed by train at Morgan 1 14 Martha Dyson 74 years 7 mo LAND DEEDS A A Lumpkin to S H Lumpkin all interest in thur GR Meridian 500 G P Robertson to J H Alexander parcel land Meridian 1 100 G T Ward to John Ward 123a Sarah Hensley 1 050 MARRIAGE LICENSE MC Weeden Miss Vesta Hickey Floyd McCormack Miss Margrett Davis RA Laurence Miss Hettie Ray JM Woodward Mrs Mea tha Barbee Joe C Howard Miss Lula L Pipkin Henry Latimer daughters Lyda Lelia in Fort Worth Monday Sam McClusky wife of Blum at Dr J M Gore Sunday A G Gilliam Clifton in city Monday Miss Ida Odle Frost returned home Sunday Mr Simmons near Hico wagon road peaches market T P Wortham Iredel here Monday Hon W T Schenin Lubbock here this week Dr Abe Lumpkin Amarillo in town this week Mrs John Womack Mrs Will Cabler and children at home
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Ollie Batey
Haswell
J W Alsup
Kopper
Arthur Barefoot
Iedell
Dr O J Colwick
Crantil! Gap
OM Sawyers
Walnut Springs
Martin
Meridian
A A Lumpkin
S H Lumpkin
Thur GR
G P Robertson
J H Alexander
G T Ward
John Ward
Sarah Hensley
Henry Latimer
Lyda
Lelia
Fort Worth
Sam McClusky
Blum
J. M. Gore
A.G. Gilliam
Clifton
Ida Odle
Mr. Simmons
Hico
T. P. Wortham
Iredel
W. T. Schenin
Lubbock
Abe Lumpkin
Amarillo
John Womack
Will Cabler
No clear headline from fragment in Arkansas visit
A fragment notes someone visiting in Arkansas for several weeks then returning home on a Saturday after being lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Revival services announced at Methodist church
The opening sermon will be preached at 11 o clock next Sunday morning at the Methodist church. Evening services will be on the church lawn and continue after. morning services move to 10 o clock in the church building after Sunday. All Christians urged to attend and cooperate to save the town. W J Mayhew Hey Morris Sheppard cast will speak at the courthouse in Meridian this morning Friday at 10 o'clock. A crowd plans to go see this distinguished speaker. Little Wiss Wilma Aldernon came from Oglesby to visit relatives.
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God
W. J. Mayhew
Morris Sheppard
Court House
Meridian
Wiss Wilma Aldernon
Oglesby
Bosque County Banks Draw Clifton Top Deposit Leader
Bosque County shows Clifton as the leading town by bank deposits in county reports dated June 14. Meridian, Walnut Springs, Valley Mills, Iredell, Morgan, Cranfills Gap and others follow with varied totals, totaling 1,968,? but Clifton remains undisputed leader in deposits across the two banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
Jeading
Bosque County
Titis
Cendina In
Itar
Walnut Springs
TUROL
Valley Mills
Iredell
Morgan
Crantins Gap
Op . O
Soto Ada
Tunnel Bible Class Elects New Officers at Meeting
The ie J. S.Tunnel Bible Class held its regular monthly gathering last Monday night with Mrs. E Bromiley present. New officers elected include W. V. Kugie as president Fryar as vice president Jessie Davis as secretary Elia Bradberry as press reporter. Four visitors attended and refreshments followed, signaling a pleasant evening. state treasurer Joe M Edwards was suggested for re election, admired for service and leadership, and expected to secure the nomination with strong support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bromiley
W. V. Kugie
Fryar
Jessie Davis
Elia Bradberry
Mosheim Items Note Family Visits and Protracted Meeting
Mosheim notes show Mrs Ella Navions and children from Waxahachie visiting family, Mrs Leora Crane and Oklahoma relatives of Mr Joelshaffer visiting last week. Mrs Watson and children from MecGivesor visited Mrs Pien Matthews, while others attended a picnic at Reels House. Protracted meeting by Rev Christian starts next Saturday at the Christian Church, followed by a big W O W picnic next Friday. all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Navions
Waxahachie
Leora Crane
Oklahoma
Joelshaffer
Watson
MecGivesor
Pien Matthews
Reels House
Mesdanes Perguson
Busby
Belton
Hugh Shaffer
Christian
Christian Church
Hear George W. Dyaree Discuss Whit of Ytm9 Hho
A fragmentary notice hints at a talk by George W. Dyaree at Reedertall Sister about civic matters. The snippet mentions education and addressing important issues for the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W Dyaree
Reedertall
Leeny
UT Student G W Dupree Speaks on Higher Education
At Reeder Hall on Saturday night at 4 30 George W Dupree from the University of Texas will address the audience on What of Your Boy in support of state institutions of higher education. The speaker is described as earnest and interesting and will present the topic cleverly. Admission is free and all are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W Dupree
University of Texas
Reeder
Dupree
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to many friends for kind service during illness and death of dear husband. Wishes blessings for all who aided, and prays they may be comforted in sorrow as the family hopes to meet again at the white throne. Meas. RFT Curry.
Mrs H W Hering Returns From Oklahoma Visit
Mrs H W Hering returned home last week after a visit to her daughter Mrs C E Schow at Whitisha Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Hering
Hame
C. E. Schow
Whickasha
Okla
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Crawfills Gay
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Floyd Gray
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Floyd McCormack
Margrett Davis
RA Laurence
Hettie Ray
JM Woodward
Meatha Barbee
Joe C Howard
Lula L Pipkin
J. C. Carpenter
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