Local Figures Visit Clifton and Valley Mills for Weekend
Special Correnpamdent Mrs Jerome Grounds and daughter Milas Christine spent the week with her sister Sim. Mr A A McNeill of Valley Mitts Wad visited Saturday. Mrs Bernie Hayter and Leis Poston of Waco were visiting, Miss Helen Lyon with nephew W D Tharp left Senny for Hardie where she will teach. The list mentions many local residents visiting relatives, teaching assignments, and new car purchase from Standefer Chevrolet Clifton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Grounds
Milas Christine
Sim
Siebards
A. A. McNeill
Valley
Bernie Hayter
Mis
Leis Poston
Waco
Ant Thora
Johanie Goodnight Tas
Chas. W. Ward
Mina Inez Sockwell
Fred Vickrey
Semday
Clifton
Ratativen
Koes Baxry
Amd
B. Bemon
Yorn
Mixx
Jobs Shelton
W. Worler
D. . Poston
Mist Ma Burkatt
Tumenwill
Mim
Goz_Knowles
Orie
Piseson
Mary Jo Weal
Valley Mille
Chas
W. Wand
Standefer
R. M. Lane
Ovear Bergman
D. T. Poston
Mises Moore
McMinn
Moshe — Yesiimes
Walter Fromm
Mire Maurine Vickrey
Mist Viola Burden
Tre
Tinvon
Dallas
J. M. Calhoon
A. D. Martin
Thay Thurston
Baytown
Mon Alling
Robertdaniy
Preston Hornbuckle
Seenut
Mian
Gertrude Lome
Mrm
Troy Baste
Dublin
Misees
Allie Robertson
Bal Stockard
Friec
Mann
Johnie A. Cochran
Meridian
Han
Ellis Hog
J.T. Lomax
Thoma Mangan
Mow
Mics Margeeek
Morgan
Mea J
Mes
BN. Marvin
Werden
Fort Worth
Eis
Mex
Boamerd
Ces
Artie Doig
Sakomy
Mary Geblen
Swith
Mien
Trades Day in Curzon Draws Merchants and Visitors
Holiday observers in Curzon joined Trades Day amid ideal fall weather as merchants stayed busy. The event featured numerous trade checks and cash transactions including J. M. Wallace, Mrs. Walter Oswald, Miss Clarice Larson, Roy Thompson, and others, with totals ranging from 1.00 to 10.00 in various forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curzon
Wedenday
Ieverstody
J. M. Wallace
Walter Oswald
Miss Clarice
Larson LO
Alen
Roy Thompson
Mra
Tosezine
Tunstall
Axel
Dohi
Mre
Alton Hix
T. 1
Huse
Axel O. Dabat
FEO
Elsie Sayer
Cole
E. P. Parker
Lac
Conmi
C. Log
HLM
C. R. Thyke
Mrs B C Martin Honored on Birthday
Local notices report Mrs. B C Martin celebrated a birthday with well wishers and family. Despite advanced age she remains active, walking daily and enjoying time with friends near Vacaville, reflecting a long, engaged life in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Martin
Mmlands
Baylor Football Escape After Bus Ditch Near Corsicana
Baylor University football team escaped serious injury when their bus left the highway eleven miles west of Corsicana after a front tire blew out. The bus overturned into a ditch, striking trees but only minor cuts and bruises were reported. A second bus was sent to transport the team back to Waco after the Centenary College game in Shreveport, La.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corsicana
Teme
Morley Jesings
Baylor University Footballeam
Senate Votes Death Penalty for Kidnapper
The Texas Senate advances a bill to allow the death penalty for kidnapping. The measure seeks strong punishment with mandatory penalties for kidnappers if a victim is harmed, while offering potential relief if the child is returned unharmed.
Memorial to War Nurses in Washington Red Cross Garden
The memorial honoring President Roosevelt and war nurse leaders is completed in the American Red Cross garden in Washington. The Oronte statue, carved from white Vermont marble, stands in an exedra behind the building. Erected by the American Nurses Association to honor Mrs Delano and 296 nurses who died in the war, it will be dedicated when the auction meets in Washington next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sane
Roosevelt
American Red Cross
Washington
Oronte
Vermont
The
American Nurses’ Association
Mies Delano
Aucetion
Lanes Chapel News highlights and local visits
Sunday services at Lanes Chapel led by Rev Langston with guest pastor Rev Charley Cluck of Pearsville delivering an inspiring sermon. Local families attended, visiting relatives, weddings noted, and pecan gathering on church lawn to fund church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langston
Charley Cluck
Baptist
Pearsville
Nermen
Searsville
Spurgeon Weiles
Coyote
Oscar Bergman
Clifton
A. C. Golden
Golden
Sistor
Mianetta Lou Golden
Melvo Grimland
Nore
Douglas Gill
Turnersville
Richard Mayfield
Bosqueville
Vern Vickrey
Iredellepant
Tom Mayfield
Evalves
Heat Springs
Cranfills Gap News Highlights Local School, Truck Theft Recovered
Special correspondent reports Cranfills Gap High School shows strong tryouts in their first year while preparing for a Friday football game against Tredell. Local truck stolen Sunday night was recovered Tuesday near the Leon River by Sheriff Ben ton, Brose Ogleeby, two Texas Rangers and Mr. Grimland. Cranfills Gap School sees record attendance as Lawson & Schwartz era yields 1800 bales of cotton and new equipment owner Frasier Gaston adds a radio equipped truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Grimland
Pearl Benton
Brose Ogleeby
Texas Ranfara
Grimland
Leon River
Cranville Gap
Tredell High School
Tredell
Thilman Rogstad
Luther College
Decorah
Laws
Moody Grean
Glen Rose
Ligan
Marianne Christensen
A. G
Lawson & Schwarts
Frasier Gaston
Cranfills
Chauncy Ford
Thilman Koxtad
Oran Knuduon
Petcipal
Aromons
Mos
Comer Tylee
Ata Tharp
Mise Alle Mae Bertelsen
Bowgy
Fas
Senate Votes To Cut Fees On Farm Trucks
The Texas Senate approved a plan to cut registration fees on farm motor trucks by about half. Introduced by Rep George Moffett, the measure aimed to reduce small-truck fees from 61 to 44660 annually, with Sen Ben G O Neal sponsoring in the upper house. The measure, tied to farm relief and tax equity, faced debate on applicability and broader tax implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Rantin
Det
Texas Senate
George Moffett
Chillicola
Ben G. O'Neal
Wichita Falla
Lethanator WK. Poage
Waco
W. Basch Wat
Meguilee
Tarwars
Ation Entlewly
Peeane Lee
San Antonio
Partien
Dey
Texas Cotton Plow Up Figures From State Survey
Organnc College Station reports over 16 million dollars paid to Texas cotton farmers who joined the government acreage reduction campaign this summer. H P Williamson cites 10.2 million paid so far with projected national total near 97 million. In 177 of 226 counties under contract, 240,515 farmers signed, 44 percent reimbursed, with 200,490 contracts totaling about 900,000 farmers. Acreage plowed up reached 168,206 acres. average midsummer yield 169 pounds per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
H. P. Williamson
A. and M. College Extension
Falls
Publications Ready for League Debate Contest in 1993
Austin Texas October 8 Coplen announces no publications for use in inter scholastic league debate contests for 1993 84 available from University of Texas Bureau of Public School Interest Roy Bedichek chief. One bulletin 234 pages covers the question Resolved That the United States Should Adopt the Essential Pattern of the British System of Radio Control. Copies priced 46 cents each or three for a dollar. The other 61 page volume is American or British System of Radio Control priced 65 cents. Bedichek says little duplication among bulletins and the two volumes cover league debate questions with clear up to date articles briefs and material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
University of Tex Burea
Roy Bedichek
Desire
United Stat
Radio Conol
Pod
Bedichek
Closing Date for Wheat Plan Set for October 16
The government Wheat Plan closing date is October 16. Only applications in process and signed by the Community Committee members will be accepted after this date. Committeemen at the listed places in Notes Iredell and Guilford oversee the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Wilson
Goonty
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