Weekend visits and local notes from Stephenville region
Knox City visitor Mrs. Jack Parker visits her mother Mrs. Ida Miss Lewis Kight from Dublin visits relatives here last week. F. F. A. Club of Proctor attends basketball tournament at Stephenville on Saturday January 27. List of attendees includes H V Ewing Howard Starky Marice Sweeden Homer Trimble and others with chaperones R P Tull and Mrs Tull. Several locals relocate visit or host friends at Dublin Gustine and Nocona with occupations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Parker
Knox City
Ida
Lewis Kight
Dublin
Cecil Gray
Coleman
R. W. Gray
L. B. Bowman
Briar Grove
Theodore Woolsey
Merkel
H. M. Woolsey
Virginia Luker
Chapel
L. O. Starkie
Laura Ellen Gaines
Proctor
Stephenville
H. V. Ewing
Howard Starky
Marice Sweeden
Homer Trimble
Raymon Carleton
Raymond Moore
Ellie Webb
John Cattles
Charles Guyger
John Croft
Bert Carleton
R. P. Tull
Marice
Arthur Reid
Raford Reid
Sallie Jenkins
Fort Worth
Carl Gossage
Gore
Hicks
Gaston Guyger
Blissville
Arkansas
C. C. Guyger
Maggie Bright
J. L. McClatchey
Carlton
Bill McClatchey
R. R. Evans
Anice Evans
F. S. Clarke
Nocona
Local Church Service Led by Presiding Elder
Dr. Q Smith presided at the Cisco District Methodist church Sunday night. Several residents and visitors traveled for visits to Sid Burrows in Colorado and Texas. Families gathered for birthdays and weekend visits, with announcements of births and relatives visiting nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. Smith
Cisco District
Methodist Church
Thad Leonard
Willie Brewer
Mollie Hutchings
Colorado
Texas
Sid Burrows
Whitesides
Fort Stockton
Mary Joe Brown
Sidney
Tom Jay Koonce
Rising Star
Winlow Jay
Gay Underwood
Everett Rachels
Cisco
Cal Plott
Wash Noonecaster
John L
Robert Humphies
Clifton Hord
Kissing Star
Tar Trading Company quits at Rising Star
The Star Trading Company once among the state’s oldest in partnership with the Garner Alvis Company exits its Rising Star location. The Rising Star Record reports the firm’s departure marks a notable change in the local business scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TAR Trading Company
Rising Star
Star Trading
Garner-Alvis
Why Hospitals Use a Liquid Laxative
Hospitals favor liquid laxatives for predictable dosing and gentler action. They claim liquids form no habit when used correctly and reduce kidney irritation, but wrong cathartics can prolong constipation and cause injury with habitual use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwells
Local Social and Church Notes from Blanket Area
Mae West and Dr Earl Carr visited for medical discussion on his mother s illness. Missionary Society hosted a social at the church with other city organizations. Rev John Henderson of Custer visited family. A Singing Convention occurred at Rock Church with next meeting planned for April. W J Bettie of Sheridan visited, 42 party honored him, Rev Sparkman resigned and will move to Cisco. Thelma McCulley spent the weekend with Daniel Baker family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Carr
Sheridan
Wyoming
John Henderson
Custer
J. B. Henderson
Rock Church
Blanket
Aprir
W. J. Bettis
Rev. Sparkman
the Baptist Church
Cisco
Thelma McCulley
Daniel Baker
T. M. McCulley
Gustine Girls Kill Fox on Hunting Prowess
Miss Lucille Cox and Miss Katherine Dunlap of Gustine killed a grey fox eight feet nine inches long while hunting in Uncle Dan Long's pasture. Dunlap fired the shot with a 22 target rifle. The pair later sold the hide in Comanche for $1.86 as fox pelts flood local markets amid an unusual seasonal bounty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Cox
Katherine Dunlap
Gustine
Dan
Verona Gruenther to wed Lieut Garrison David son
Verona Gruenther former Omaha Women’s Single Tennis champion will wed Lieut Garrison David son football coach at West Point Military Academy. Mies Geynelle Cauley visiting in Dallas. William and Harry Mark Cauley taking a pharmacy course in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Verona Gruenther
Garrison Davidson
West Point Military Academy
Mies Geynelle Cauley
Dallas
William and
Harry Mark Cauley
Thanking Neighbors for Kindness at Our Mother's Illness and Death
The family of Mrs. Mary Douglas Dillion expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness and beautiful floral offerings during her illness and burial. Your thoughtfulness provided comfort to her in her final days, and will be remembered by Tre Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Douglas Dillion
Black-Draught Health Claim From Indiana User
In a testimonial from Columbus Indiana Charles BE Stevens describes bilious spells and dizziness. He credits Thedford's Black-Draught with relieving bile and tiredness, noting improved energy and alertness after use. He mentions a new form offered for Crippled Vermin? and urges readers to try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thedford
Charles BE
Stevens
Columbus
Ind
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