Local Relatives and Visitors Listed Across Towns
Mrs Bell Norton of Hico and Celeste of Clovis New Mexico visiting Mrs Joshie Wash. Sanders, and P E Smith and family spent a weekend with Margaret Boggs who attends school in Austin. Cees Wright and daughter Stephenville visiting Boss Stephens. Mrs Brown Rambo visiting Boss Stephens. Young people attend B Y P U at Rev L D Horns home. Hughton Hughes Proctor and F S of Nocona with families visit. Mary Joe and Von Brisco of Comanche visit Glen Rose. T D Hudspeths visit Weslaco for vacation. Joshie Benson of Okl City visiting brother mayor. Marcos Pinson visiting relatives in New Mexico. J T Dixon and family visiting Kentucky, C C Smith visiting daughter in Throckmorton. Hornburg hosts social night. Jon Guyger opens a station on Highway 10. Roy Davis visits Abilene. Ore Harris and Marion of Cupula New Mexico with John Pinson.
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Bell Norton
Hico
Celeste
Clovis
New Mexicro
Joshie Wash. Sanders
Comanche
Smith
Margaret Boggs
Austin
Cees Wright
Daugher
L. D. Horn
Woble Laminack
Robert Preddie Starkie
Margaret
Maxwell Croft
Paul Horn
Delman Rackley
Freedom
Pauline Smith
Hughton Hughes Proctor
F. 8S
Nocona
J. W. R and Son
Jack
Grand
Mary Joe
von Brisco
Glen Rose
T. D. Hudspeth
Weslaco
Ives
Joshie Benson
Ohlka City
Marcos Pinson
Relain New Mexico
J. T. Dixon
Walter Dixon
Ily
Kentucky
C. C. Smith
Johnston
Throckmorton
Gturkie
Brownwood
Hornburg
Jon Guyger
Proctor
Roy Davis
Abilene
Ore Harris
Marion
Cupula
New Mexico
John Pinson
Visitors and enrollment reported in Gustine region
The article notes Sun Mae Holden visiting her sister Mrs Voss in Knox and Mrs Robert Evans visiting on Thursday. It mentions first summer session enrollment and registration activity near Gustine, with references to local families and schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun- Mae Holden
Mrs. Voss
Knox
Robert Evans
Local Social Roundup From Comanche and Nearby
Mr and Mrs J R Skinner and relatives visit Dallas resident Garland Galloway this week. Bunt Porter returns from Santa Anna. Adele and Marie Barnett go to Comanche on business. Earl Barnett and H Adcock visit Hamilton. Weldon Gleaton visits with her parents and Mrs Wade Porter. Wayne Caraway and family join Elmer Caraway for weekend. Home Workers Club meets with Mrs Rob McDonald and serves refreshments to a list of local ladies from Comanche Gustine and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Skinner
Lucille Skinner
Garland Galloway
Dallas
Bunt” Porter
Santa Anna
Adele
Marie Barnett
Comanche
Earl Barnett
H. Adcock
Hamilton
Weldon Gleaton
Wade Porter
Mary Caraway
Thompson
Orville Roberson
Lee McDonald
Gustine
Local visits and hospital update in Brownwood area
Cotton Grove and Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Glasgow of Mineral Wells visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Glasgow. Lonneal Guthrie spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John Guthrie of Sidney. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Holman were at Lake Brownwood this week. Mrs. Steve Hilliard is in a Brownwood hospital for treatment.
Local Social Visit Casts Light on Weekend Gatherings
Beattie Mr. and Mrs. Ben Stephenson of Carbon attended singing here. Mr. and Mrs. Wellbourne of Brownwood visited Mr. and Mrs. Watt Hornburg Sunday. Mr. Kelley from Denton spent the week end with home folks. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Horton of Comanche attended singing here. Miss Pauline McMillian of Eastland visited Miss Ear len Horton. Sunday School will be held at the Church of Christ here Sunday. Dinner will be served on the ground. Singing will be held until four o'clock Sunday afternoon when A. C. Nance, minister of the Church of Christ, will deliver a sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Stephenson
Carbon
Wellbourne
Brownwood
Watt Hornburg
Kelley
Denton
Cecil Horton
Comanche
Pauline McMillian
Eastland
Earlene Horton
Church of Christ
A. C. Nance
Local notices and visits brighten Edna Hill area
Edna Hill crops thrive after recent rains. Miss Margaret Dieghorn returns to Texas from Alabama to settle here. B G Loveless attends A&M College summer session. John Mason moves to Hollywood. Bill Salyer visits Delma Bruner. Americ held on the creek near Wilson with a large crowd. Laura King visits Mildred Higginbotham. Mr and Mrs Inez Wells visit home folks. Tom Hodge seeks work in New York. De Sawyer from Louisville visits locally. Mr and Mrs T H Sawyer visit John Decker and Bunt Bruner families. Wayne Bruner and family and others visit Ruby Salyer. Ice cream supper planned for June 25. Public peace noted on Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Dieghorn
Texas
Alabama
B. G. Loveless
A. & M. College
John Mason
Hollywood
California
Bill Salyer
Delma Bruner
Americ
Wilson
Laura King
Mildred Higginbotham
Inez Wells
Tom Hodge
New York
de Sawyer
Steamnanes Wone
DeWitt
Robert Dale
Pauline
Ruby Salyer
Local Business Session Attended by Notable Ladies
June meeting lists Mesdames G F Caraway Barton McPherson Other Kemp Jewel Cox Henry Williams Luther McGlothlin R C Boydston W Magness J Trimble Gan Cates and E Hayes. Misses Gertrude Doris Magness Jim Marjorie McPherson Dixie Baskin Louise Kemp Earline Caraway Maxine McGlothlin Minnie Rae McPherson Coullen Robinson Mary Ellen McPherson attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stlunaonet
Dixie Baskin
Louise Kemp
Earline Caraway
Maxine McGiothlin
Minnie Rae McPherson
Coullen Robinson
Mary Ellen McPherson
E. B. McMillan Honored With Birthday Dinner
A June 11 dinner honored E. B. McMillan of Beattie on his eighty second birthday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Ross McMillan and family Beattie Mr. and Mrs. Martin McMillan and children May Clifford McMillan and family Putnam Mr. and Mrs. Exal McMillan Pioneer Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Underwood and J. A. Underwood and family and C. W. Fowler and family Beattie plus Charlie Waltrip and R. C. Dickey De Leon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. McMillan
Beattie
Ross McMillan
Martin McMillan
May
Clifford McMillan
Putnam
Exal McMillan
Pioneer
Andrew Underwood
J. A. Underwood
C. W. Fowler
Beattia
Charlie Waltrip
R. C. Dickey
de Leon
Mrs Hood Entertains With Party Thrusday
A large circle of friends gathered for a party honoring Mrs Milton Rush. Quilting and conversation provided entertainment. Refreshments of cake and punch were served by multiple hosts to a long list of attendees including Mrs J G Hood and Mrs Lula Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Rush
Jessie Chambers
Eva L. Hood
Oleta
Jamnita Donaldson
J. G. Hood
J. Z. May
Lula Boyd
Gladys Boyd
Will May
J. H. Jaynes
Henry Drennan
W. B. Donaldson
Long Texas contract section seeks recognition elsewhere
Commission and San Saba area legislators in Austin announced a long string of contracts last week. The Texas section is described as drawing little recognition, resembling more a New Mexico scene than Texas in attention.
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San Saba
Austin
Texas
New Mexico
Wedding Shower Honoring Mr and Mrs Clifton Donaldson
Friends and relatives from Stage Creek and nearby communities gathered June 9 at the Jaynes home to honor newlywed Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Donaldson. Music and songs filled the evening as petals floated, a decorated float carried gifts, and a toast was offered to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stage Creek
Gap
Sidney
Bibb
Sipe Springs
J. H. Jaynes
Clifton Donaldson
Mervin Coker
H. E. la Roque
Ory Grigsby
Marie Grigsby
Eva L. Hood
Lucille
Johnnie
Faye Guthrie
Doris
Francis Allan
Harley Owens
Eva Hood
Pete Linder
Howard Drennan
Mary Jo la Roque
J. C. Drennan
Mrs. Donaldson
Miss Glasgow Hosts Cotton Grove Friends Saturday Night
Miss Merle Glasgow entertained many Cotton Grove residents Saturday night with an ice cream supper. After games guests were served, including Mr. and Mrs Kine and sons and other locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Glasgow
Cotton Grove
Kine and Sons
Mirs
L. L Howell
Fatsuily
Nan
Mary
Bob Holman
Bernel Godfrey
Myrtie Blackmon
J. G. Glasgow
S. O. Milter
W. F. Robinson
Louise Shanks
John Wilson of Van Dyke Honored on Father's Day
The Wilson family hosted a Father's Day dinner at John Wilson's Van Dyke home with a noon basket lunch ice cream and cake. Attendees included family members from Van Dyke Suez Comanche and nearby homes and invited relatives.
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John Wilson OF
van Dyke
John Wilson
Bobbie Wilson
Suez
Homer Norwood
Comanche
Linc. Jos Wilson
Jos Wilson
Dewey Reese
Lemuel Griffith
Earl Griffith
Valis Davenport
Creamer Correspondent Reports Quiet Strategy Shift
The Creamer correspondent notes pressure on farmers as late cotton worries persist but suggests a new plan to stay calm and go fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creamer
Chief and Semi Weekly Farm News Offer
A promotional note offers the Chief and Semi Weekly Farm News together for one year at a total price of $1.50. The brief typo confirms a combined subscription deal.
Mrs Tom Holmsley Hosts Tuesday Club Bridge Party
Mrs Tom Holmsley entertained the Tuesday Club and guests at her North Main Street East home with five tables of bridge. High score trophy went to Mrs Lionel Slider and guest prize to Mrs Charlie Gray. Table favors to Mrs A P Cox, Mrs E D Cox, Mrs Homer Palmer, and Mrs Walter Durham. A salad course followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Holmsley
North Main Street
Lionel Slider
Charlie Gray
A. P. Cox
E. D. Cox
Homer Palmer
Walter Durham
Mrs. L. K. Ory Hosts Friday Club Bridge Party
Mrs. L. K. Ory entertained Friday Club members and guests at her East Second Street home with four tables of bridge. Floral decorations created a pleasant setting. High score trophies went to Mrs. J. E. Palmer among members and to Mrs. Howard Kilpatrick among guests. A delicious salad course was served.
Six legged foe in humans dubbed red harvest mite danger
The passage describes a six legged creature that invades the human body through the toenails, identified as a harvest mite or red bug. It explains its life stage, how it infests by digging in for life, and how it is killed with kerosene oil or grease. It notes the different names chiggers and trombidium, touching on affected populations and settings in Louisiana and Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Cuba
Jefferson Dies Quietly at Monticello on July Fourth
In retirement Thomas Jefferson sought Monticello as his final home. He fell ill on June 26, 1626, at 83, lingered until July 4, and on his deathbed asked what day it was before smiling and passing away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson
Monticello
Jefferson
Hanson Plans Early Planting For Summer Produce
Mr Hanson travels to west Texas with roasting ears from five acres of tomatoes and 20 acres of Black Diamond melons plus 10 acres to be planted later. He expects ripe watermelons by June 20 and began planting Feb 22 and March 22 after cold setbacks. Early vines are aimed as June and early July money makers.
Warmed Attic Storage Keeps Canned Goods Fresh
Mrs. Johnnie Shirley of San Jacinto County built a storage area in a 9 by 7 foot side room. She ceiled overhead and sides and installed seven shelves on two walls, creating 112 feet of storage. Ventilated shelves use three pieces of 1 by 4 lumber spaced for airflow to reduce rust and help cool the space in summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie Shirley
San Jacinto County
Delicious Home Frozen Creams Ad Offer
Dixie Palace promotes a selection of a dozen flavors and invites customers to try a quart today with a focus on home frozen creams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Palace
Campus slang and courtin hall lingo at Tex Christian U
A student defines campus slang terms used by Tex Christian University students. Terms include goon for co ed, squaw for girl, courtin hall as library, scratch meaning to retreat, puff for studious boy, truckin to dances, queen for pretty girl, hear beat for an average looker, pig for prude, steadies for boyfriends, choice for good looking boys, rat for disliked boys, chump for lovesick, and screwball for outcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex Christian University
T. C. U. Parlandt
Hen wanders into Wellington jewelry shop eyeing work bench
A stray hen wandered into the E. B. Roser jewelry store in Wellington Kansas and fixed its gaze on the work bench, creating a curious scene for bystanders and possibly delaying service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Roser
Wellington
Kan
Texas tourism ranks second to oil in state economy
The Texas Planning Board reports oil topped the state’s economy last year with about 450 million dollars in value, followed by tourism at 446 million, with other sectors including agriculture and cotton contributing smaller amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Texa Planning Board
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