Community sympathy week notes from local visits
DMMUN Whey shares sympathy in the community as residents visit and host over the weekend. Among those mentioned are Jesus Bearten visiting Sears Fitts, J Thorpeon in Vale, and many luncheon and church gatherings with families like the Beeman, Beaman, Blue, Townley, Outlaw, Cox, Dummer, Kieibrink, Bagley, Vickrey, McGregor, Bergman, and Mathews family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Bearten
T. J. Sowell
J Thorpeon
Vale
J. B. Alexander
C. Beeman
Suvtlo
Simon Charles Blue
Otis Bluey
Charley Townley
Ton
Fligi
Oncar Bergman
Mr. Lane
Little Mise Dixie Alemander
Tittle Miss Wateris Loo Mathews
Soil Conservation News From Meridian Groups
Conservation farmers report mowing pastures this summer boosts regrowth for fall grazing. Will Krueger, Wil Hafer, Shan Dansby and others note mowed fields show stronger fall growth. Biotic tanks were set up on RL Karlee and Bible farms east of Meridian while CF Binner builds terraces with heavy equipment, aiming to complete about 50 acres this fall. Meridian Texas attorney at law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Krueger
Dilton Consrration
Wil Cafer
Womack
Shan, Dansby
Mosheim Group
Hafer
RL Karlee
Bible Farm
Meridian
C.F. Binner
Meridian Conservation Group
Hhan
Planns
Local Notes On Families and Art Exhibitions
A batch of community notes reports Dorothy Barth transferring to a Waco firm, Mrs. Luther Dagley visiting, Mrs. J. B. Thomas improving after illness, Charlie Bentley recovering from gas exposure at RAAF, Dan Veteto leasing the Black Shop, and Dick Schmidt taking leave. Everett Spruce, art instructor at the University of Texas, is invited to submit works to Carnegie Institute and Whitney Museum exhibitions in 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richt
Wave Valley
Raley
Luther Dagley
Dorothy
Waco
8. W. Telephone Co
Dugley
J. B. Thomas
Patton
Charlie Bentley
RAAF
Mc. Porter
Dan Veteto
Dick Schmidt
Coyote
Sar. Horn
Dorothy Barth
Everett Spruce
University of Texan
United States
Fine
Carnegie Institute
Pittsburgh
Whitney Museum of American Art
New York
Gap Lions Rally Past Valley Mills In Narrow Win
The Granfills Gap Lions defeated Valley Mills 18 to 0 as both teams battled for field position. Key plays included a fumbled kickoff recovery and multiple long drives halted by penalties or dropped passes. Valley Mills threatens late but cannot convert, while Cranfill Gap travels to Iredell seeking a fourth straight victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vhitare
Almout
Lions
Granfills
Gap Lions
Valley Mills
Gup
Eagles
Feceivera
Fmuaimer
Valley A
Meridian
Cranfill Gap Lions
Iredell
Thorne
Vitary
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Incheloe
Ciates
DMMUN
Whey
Soil Conservation News
Texas
Dallas ‘Morning News
Dallas Morning News
Bie Ballas
FRO Vawley
MLS
Burrell F. Word Attornet
ATLAW
TREAS
Beret
War Savings Bonds & St
Farmers State Bank
Ltesa
Vent Feater
Lone Stankillcas Company
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