Cotton Grove news notes and social visits summary
Regular correspondent reports a busy period of visits and greetings in Cotton Grove and nearby communities. Families from Merkel Dallas and San Saba attend camp meetings and reunions, while residents host relatives and travel to Creccenuridge and Eastland. Weather remains hot and dry with calls for rain to boost crops. school board hires notable teachers for West Term including Cantrell Powers Glazener and several UT Baylor educators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ko M. Cantrell
Dan W. Powers
McMillan
SM. Glazener
University of Texas
Ss. M. Glazener
Mary Tea Allwood
Baylor University
Jedelink Windsor
State Teachers College
Lucille Wooley
Pranos
Minta Smart
Edna Hill Revival Ends with Three Additions
The Waypeist revival meeting closed Sunday morning in Edna Hill. Three new members joined the church. Rev. Wells led the Sunday night service. Multiple local families and visitors were named in the community update, with attendance at the Macksville four day convention and ongoing revival efforts in Shiloh.
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This Place
Wells
Velma Prater
Gorman
Cecil
Verda Salyer
Oklatome
Bert Salyer
T. H. Salyer
Breckenridge
Leonard Collinsworth
Oil City
Brown Chisum
Lowell
W. S. Walling
Emmitt Bryson
Willie Dee
West Texas
Dry spells linger as crops hold despite low rainfall
It is very dry in the vicinity yet cotton and peanut crops hold steady while a single rainfall this month could decide their fate. Charley Rightmer hosted a party on Thursday night and several local families visited relatives in Electra and Glen Rose. Nearby visitors include R Wills Caudle and son from Hasse, W A Carter from Electra, Ike Booher and Cordell Booher from McCulloch County, Z F Booher, D E Nabers, Leonard Frost and Ranger residents, with Comanche band concert attendance noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Rightmer
R. Wills
Caudle
Hasse
W. A. Carter
Electra
Tiner
Ike Booher
Cordell
McCulloch County
Reunion of Ange-The Vancleaves and Grahams Forms Annual Meeting
Sidney hosts first reunion of Ange The Vancleaves and Grahams with 28 relatives and 12 non relatives attending. A unanimous vote established an annual fair with the next meeting set for last Friday in July 1925 at Sidney. Notables from Abilene Fort Worth Comanche and other towns attended and helped organize the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ange
Vancleaves
Grahams
Sidney
W. OK
Slider
Comanche
W. Johinson
Earl
Winchel
Abilene
Nate Steele
Merkel
Robert Woody
W. G. Graham
Vpotose
R. A. Vaneleave
J. P. Graham
Abilene; Mr. and Mrs. M. ©. Lane, Sidney; Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Graham, Sr
Cheat
Floydada
A. S. Vancleave
John Armstrong
Gap
John Young
Dublin
George Young
Me. Cauley
A. Young
Duffalo Gap
F. D. Young
Slaton
Luther
Killeen
A. Y. Parsons
Doctor Hilley
W. B. Waganon
KE. Jones
Stanton
Earnest Denny
Bibb
Steve Hilliard
Jesse Edwards
Alvin Steele
John Green
Blanket
Johnnie Windham
Doole
Nicholson
Fort Worth
W. W
Smith and Son
Willmont
Cisco
Gustine News and Farm Bureau Report 1924
Gustine notes visit relatives and protracted meetings at Second Baptist with Rev. Gilmore and L. Z. Gamel attending from Apache. The paper also covers family reunions, a Cleo Patton and Earl Robinson wedding, a birth at Hamilton sanitarium, and a Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association update praising cooperative marketing and growth in membership to nearly 50 000 farmers.
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the Tribune
W. Woolsey
McWright
Callins
Colin Pirin
Lugram
Farl Jenkins
Jenkin
Bolles
Momdin
Hagel Dell
Jones
Boiles
Bro. Jones
Nickerson
Mills County
W. W. Ingram
Gustine
J.B. Barrett
J.B. Barrett and Family Left Monday Fin Nie Springs
Neel
Barrett
I. A. Neel Jessenbell
Dallas
Sonora
F. D
M. 0. Odell
M. D. Odell
EB. D. Odell
J. H. Harrison
Throckmorton County
Odell
Cleo Patton
Swan Hill
Earl Robinson
Energy
D. PD. Gilmore
H. G. Livingston
Hamilton Sanitarium
Geo
Ro Neel
Big Springs
West Texas
Alec
Jane Neel
Aloe
Jane
West
EK. T. Wyatt
Stephenville
Second Baptist Church
L. Z. Gamel
Apache
Oklo
B. F. Gamel
Oklahoma
Texas Farm Bureau News
Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association
Altos
Ireeters
Con
Farmers seek rain and notes from Suez local visit
SUEZ Regular Correspondent Aug 6 Farmers in this community need rain for crops. Floyd Gressett's family returned from San Saba after a fishing trip. Opal and Lois Marshall of Brady visit here. Inez Gressett returns from Brady after two weeks. Rev H F E Watson of Comanche visits since Friday night. RK Beard and Rev L G Baker attend to business Saturday afternoon. Tom Mull and family from Clay County visit for a few days.
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Wes Hilliard
Toon
California
Lattutbe
Willys Keight
Exr
Hilliard
Sen Saba
Orebird Garden
Tielon Patel
Tom Theene
Merkel
Beene
Ripley
San Saba
Oscar Callaway
Prode
Stella Margaret
Hutchison
S&s
Creccenuridge
Aubrey
Shamrock
Texas
Stevenson
Ala
Jesse Bolin
Bolin
Bay City
G. A. Armstrong
Houston
Maul Stalling
George Masters
Dal Ine
Carl Johnson
Dallarre
Julian Johnson
Plains
Garland Johnson
Dal Iss
Sam Dible
W. Dd. Ripley
Stalling
Tom Wittchison
Tom Hitchison
Leon River
Floyd Gressett
Opal
Lois Marshall
Brady
Inez Gressett
H. FE. Watson
Comanche
Beard
Beard and Rev. L. G. Baker
Tom Mull
Clay County
Tenas Farm Bureau News Sees Surge in New Members
The report shows 2519 new Farm Bureau members through July with more activities ahead. Field service director J Wo L. Hall expects July totals to beat June's 2655 and surpass 3400 new members for the month, boosting total membership beyond 47000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Wo L. Hall
Siue
TOC New Ienmbbers
Draughons College Ad Crowns Placements in Southwest
A recruitment notice from Draughons College promises 107 graduates placed in jobs across Comanche and Erath counties with 41 hired by local banks and many others in the Southwest. The ad guarantees positions or offers tuition refunds and invites applicants to write for contracts and a special offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest
Draughons College
BP. Abilene
Wichita Falls
Texas
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Lurker Thanks Supporters in County Judge Runoff
K. A. Lurker expresses gratitude to supporters from the recent primary and solicits continued backing for the August 23 runoff. He pledges to work hard and asks voters to give him a chance as County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leam
K. A. Luker
Ferrasal claims health aid for seniors in testimonial notice
A 74 year old Texan, GEO W GIVENS of Dallas, reports Ferrasal dissolves hardened wastes and neutralizes acids, aiding digestion and kidney regularity. He credits relief from stomach and bowel disorders after using Ferrasal and recommends it, with a money back guarantee. Address 1109 Elm Street Dallas and Hamilton Drug Co carry the product.
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Geo. W. Givens
Elm Street
Dalles
Texas
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