Holidays Bring Visits From Across the Region
Local families share holiday time with relatives and friends. Mrs Kate Dutton and her son visit from Potteville. Mrs Aubrey Shaver visits her parents. George Palmer family from Priddy visits Grandma and daughter Nir is Mrs Johnson. Mr and Mrs Troy Horner and family from Brownwood spend holidays here. Mr and Mrs Virgil Geeslin announce the birth of a son on December 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priddy
Gun Nir
Johnson
Boerey Nave
Indian Gap
Troy Horner
Brownwood
M. V. Roberts
O' Lanham
Rela
W. Benningfield
Pleasant Grove
Earnest Benningfield
Glen Gooch
CCC
McGregor
Sue Head
Virgil Geeslin
Local Social Notes From Winkon and Surroundings
Old Plainview Roy Bragg is in Winkon p busi ness. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Smith of McCamey visited here last week. Mrs. J. H. Bragg visited Mrs. S. R. Buckmaster Fuiday. Miss Ruth Tidwell visited Mrs. James Stagg Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Tidwell and daughter Earline visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tidwell Sunday. Chief and Fort Worth Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Bragg
Winkon P Business
C. B. Smith
McCamey
J. H. Bragg
S. R. Buckmaster Fuiday
Ruth Tidwell
James Stagg
Raymond Tidwell
Earline
Charles Tidwell
Gustie PMrs. Bay Stuteville visit parents at church event
The report notes Gustie PMrs. Bay Stuteville visiting her parents Mrs C Stuteville and Mr Bay Stuteville at a Marie event. The boys played Friday Priddy and 44 Baptist church was set on fire Sunday at 2 15. Mrs R Van Winkle and Mr Bernie Van Rey attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Stuteville
Marie Inett
R. van Winkle
Bernie van Rey
Local visitors and holiday gatherings noted around town
Wilsor NMan and Hem Coltzer of Kilgee visited their father P. HCol. Ginniamson J. Denton spent time with his parents. Mr J. Williamson retired, and S. Triggins spent the weekend in the city. Several families and relatives from Suford, Baett, and Port Wort were seen visiting, with notices of a line for a Sunday event and a forthcoming press release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nman Ls
Hem Coltzer
Kilgee
P. Hcol
Ginniamson J. Denton
J. E. Liamson
Sunda
M . S. Triggins
R. Mathews
Suford
E. E. Omey
Famiyfoft
C ‘Mathews
Baett
Clifforlurnbow
W. A. Sprger
Myrtle
Lovelt Ams
Ira
Hemstead Houston
Urning Home Bay
Obituary notes from late 19th century Texas region
Fragmentary obituary excerpt listing named individuals and relations. Mentions Oletha, John Montya Dutton Em Horner Bil Swere Mattie Lu Neva Cox Joe Duty Mrs. R. D. County Ten to Hamilton Tex and a Mary to Miss Ora E. References to seven children, Atchison Richardson Jacobs Walraven Brock andHoward man Nd Clint Swindle Indian Gap. Mentions Church membership and long service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oletha Ann
Gap
John Montya
Dutton
Em Horner
Bil
Mattie Luan
Neva Cox
Joe Duty
R. D. County
Tento Hamilton Tex
Mary
Ora E
Qjara Atchison
J. O. Richardson
A. A. Jacobs
S. C
Local Family News Amid Illness and Visits
The notice lists numerous family updates including serious illness of a mother, Floyd Jack, and Philipps family members visiting Tarleton after time with relatives. Several residents, Mrs. Gore, Mrs. Hibler, and Mrs. Rogers, are mentioned in connection with hospital stays and weekend travel to Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Bwards
Pilips
J. K
Tarleton
Ifter
Thong
Ildren Y Wic
Thomas
Iton Gore
Sunda
Thoagh
Erneste Hibler
Rogers
Dallas
Age
Mainese Offehour
J. L. Am
Local families visit and travel in the area
Mr and Mrs Clyde Dunlap of Stephenville visited Mr and Mrs A J Allgood here last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Ernest Allgood and family left Friday for Scottsdale Arizona. Mr and Mrs A J Allgood returned with them planning to make their home there. Roy Sims of Cenroe is visiting his sister Mrs Charlie Houser. Mr and Mrs Lon Foster spent the week end at Thackmorton with Jeff Burrow and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Dunlap
Stephenville
A. J. Allgood
Ernest Allgood
Scottsdale
Arizona
Roy Sims
Cenroe
Charlie Houser
Lon Foster
Thackmorton
Jeff Burrow
Briar Grove Residents Move In and Around Local Area
Briar Grove community notes several relocations including Mr and Mrs Orr moving from Brownwood and Mr and Mrs Charley Dennis moving to the Carr Roberson place. Rev Archie Swearingen preached Sunday and Rev Bee Earley will preach second Sunday. Mrs Preston Heptistall and children visited Mr and Mrs Ky y and visited Mr and Mrs Nat Nelms Sunday. Dave Reed of Priddy bought a place here Monday to move his family this week. Mr and Mrs Orr bought the Littlejohn place recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orr
Brownwood
Charley Dennis
Carr Roberson Place
Archie Swearingen
Preston Heptistall
Kyy
Nat Nelms
Bee Earley
White
Huckaby
D. Rasco
Dave Reed
Priddy
Mrs. Orr
Littlejohn
Card of Thanks for Katherine Ross
In behalf of the family Mary Nichols thanks all who were kind during the illness and death of Mrs Katherine Ross. Neighbors and flor al offerings were especially good and singers and others who assisted at the services are remembered. May you be repaid abundantly for your kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Ross
Mary Nichols
Local Social Notes Highlight Texas Visits and Burial
Soda Springs and Jack Pyburn made a business trip to Sweetwater last week. Mrs. Kate Nichols Ross of Stag Creek was buried at Taylor's Chapel Cemetery Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Jones of Suez spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Carrigan. Mr. and Mrs. George Hurley of Pottsville visited M. W. Helm. I. T Sledge moved here from West Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Pyburn
Sweetwater
Otha Gober
Harmony
Claud Jones
Suez
J. A. Carrigan
Kate Nichols Ross
Stag Creek
Taylor's Chapel Cemetery
Ira Nichols
George Hurley
Pottsville
Inez Hurley
Goldthwaite
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Midland
Daughhay
Will
Hayes Kemp and
Roby
Potteville Zee
Kate
Caradan
George Palmer
WOLFE
Ss Nurs
Stephenville, Texas
E. A. Willian
Rees
Old Plainview
Chief and
Fort Worth
Spagl
Rane Oc
Lg. Bot
Spinacllo
Iona
Bologna
BANAN
Potati Brussh
Texas
VER
Gustie
Wilsor
Georg
Yeay
Texas Power & Light
Electra
Neering
Teee
Hanong
Briar Grove
Chi
Dave C. Boyd
Wlletin Board Service
New Higginbotham Block
Soda Springs
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