Lanes Chapel Community News Highlights Local Visits
Community notes report Mr Walter Townley of Clifton visiting his brother Charley Townley and family. Mr and Mrs Paul Lane of Bearsville stayed with Mr and Mrs T J Cox. The Sikes family moved to Fairy last week. Parish events include a morning sermon and an evening program. Various relatives from Clifton Mosheim Valley Mills Harmony and Waco were noted as guests and visitors in the area.
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Cary
Carnievening
Mosheim
Mre
C. Bergman
Mines Fayrene
Laverna Cox
Walter Townley
Clifton
Ana
Charley Townley
Paul Lane
Bearsville
T. J. Cox
J. E. Sikes
Fairy
Ernest Johnson
C. J. Bagley
RM. Lane
Oscar Bergman
Valley Mille
Vis
Ide Barton
Marle Poston
Harmony
A. Dansby
Otis Blue
W. H. Dansby
Otie Blue
Floyd
C. Vickrey
Waco
Walter Railsback
Cranfills Gap Telephone Co Voters Hear from Candidates
Mr and Mrs Rogers Stanford announce candidates for the Cranfills Gap Telephone Co. elections. They pledge to work to provide the best service if elected, addressing concerns about the switchboard and customer needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranfills Gap Telephone Co
Mra
Rogers Stanford
Pecan Tree Threshing Prohibited in City Park Notice
Public notice warns that boys saving threshing pecan trees in the Texas city park violate state law. The City Council orders no further acts and states the park belongs to Texas. Ed Handley, Mayor, signs the notice to deter offenses.
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State of
Texas
Handley
Pupee Feed Grinding Mill Offers Broad Grinding Services
The Bronstad Gin announces a new Pupee feed grinding mill capable of grinding shelled grain bundle stuff hay and producing fine corn meal and flour. The business features ample storage sheds and its own scale for weighing customers’ feed. Reasonable grinding charges and guaranteed satisfaction. Bronstad, owner.
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Pupee
Poone
Bronstad
Texas FFA members attend Eleventh National Convention
The Eleventh Annual National FFA Convention in Kansas City drew 8,000 boys and advisers from Texas. A train carried 212 Texas delegates from ten areas, with twelve Texas members earning the American Farmer degree. Texas teams won national honors in horseshoe pitching and state ties, while bands performed, and pecan displays from the Rio Sal River Valley drew visitors. Delegates spent the week at events, banquets, and exhibits, with notable Texas officials and advisors in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil
Kansas City
Texas
Fort Worth
FFA
J. A. Linke
W. A. Ross
D. M. Clemants
Macom Jones
New Deal
John Harrell
Roland Bing
Oakwood
Deveral Terrell
Rotan
Tommie Stuart
Roby
Beverly King
Graham
Leroy Sugarek
Beeville
Polita Bazon, Jr
Cotulla
Herbert Bahner
Weimar
Palmer
Board For Governors
Area VIII
H. B. Boswell
San Sal River
Hawaii
Ohio
Rio Grande Valley
Der
FREAK FABRICS CONSCIENCE MONEY BOXES ON COTTON CLOTH
An odd article describes cheese dyed fabrics and conscience money boxes used in transit as potential new fashion materials. It notes experiments with coconut and banana fibers in coats, pineapple fiber in the Philippines, and rayon suits, while recounting large sums in conscience fund contributions and a June 1930s style of textile innovation.
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Imaha
Neb
Chimesburg
South Africa
United States
Ists
America
Jamaica
Philippines
U. S. Treasury
Italy
Youth League meeting at Iredell welcomes new officers
In a Union League gathering at Iredell on Monday night, 26 youths attended. Thomas Hardie was elected president and a song leader led several numbers. The next meeting on the fourth Monday in November will be at Meridian. Afterward, attendees enjoyed bonfires, weiners and marshmallows while socializing and singing.
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Africa
Helen Neel
Lena Mae Windham
Marjorie Walton
Jesus
Mary Grace Tennison
Meridian
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Doc Martin
Clifton, Texas
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Mackle Studio
FLLTE
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Terman
Erie
College Fivd
Union
LA France
Inez Larsen
Prop
Charlie’s Cafe
Charlie Schmitt
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