Pleasant Valley News Highlights Local Social Life
Pleasant Valley farmers plant corn as the windy month arrives. Local visits include Morris family with Miss Mabel at Carbon and Grace Franklin staying with Minte Stapp in Sidney. Community events feature a New Church school closing for funds, Elbert Stephens party, and a fat stock show trip to Fort Worth.
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Morris
Miss Mabel
Carbon
Grace Franklin
Archie Redwine
Elisha Morris
Jim McCullough
Jim Ayers
George Meeks
Near May
Bill Holland
R. J. Holland
C. Redwine
Birdie Norris
Comanche
Pidisant Valley
Smith
Willis
Elbert Stephens
New Church
Elmer Watson
Mullin
Mary Grainger
Noah Davis
Hearne Harris
Claude Renfro
Fort Worth
Chester Harris
Jesse Harris
Jim Vines
Denverat
Rain Craves Bring Relief for Small Grain and Grass
Farmers urge rains for grain and pasture as no significant rainfall arrives. Social notes report Mr and Mrs Lionel Henry hosting a Wednesday night young folks party with good attendance. Frank Gray of Newbury and Billie Gray of Comanche were visiting.
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Lionel Henry
Evryone
Frank Gray
Newbury
Billie Gray
Comanche
Mr March Brings Windy Visit to Brysonville Area
Health is good in the Brysonville community. Herbert Sanford left Wednesday for Colorado to explore the country. Charlie Bryson drove to Concho Wednesday night and returned the next day. W. C. Boland’s jersey cow died Saturday night. M. B. Bates conducted the Brysonville school census last week. W. H. Owen has a petition circulating to consolidate three Brysonville school districts.
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March
Herbert Sanford
Colorado
Charlie Bryson
Concho
W. C. Boland
M. B. Bates
Brysonville
W. H. Owen
Bryson and Bryson Family Social Notes in Comanche
Mrs. Gerald Bryson and Miss Sallie Bryson shopped in Comanche midweek while Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lanford hosted a well attended dance Monday night. Several locals including the Alexander brothers from Brownwood attended, and families such as the Bates Singleton and Talley clans gathered for weekend visits.
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Mary and
Ellen Singleton
Charlie Bryson
Oscar Roberts
Post City
J.S. Lewis
J. H. Bryson
Maggie Bates
Mary Singleton
Comanche
Alexander Brothers
Brownwood
M. B. Bates
D. P. Singleton
W. H. Owen
Allen Cunningham
Newbury
H. P. Talley
W. C. Boland
Robert Irby
Cross Roads Weather and Social Notes
Dry windy weather and rain needed. Mrs Tee Stewart ill. Families from Creamer and Mercer Gap visit Coker and Howell households. Numerous visits and overnight stays noted among Ishams Stewart Cokers McCulloughs and Stewarts. Aunt Fannie Coker returns from Lamkin to home with Pink Stewart.
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A. J. Stevens
Mr. Mills
Howell
Floy Allen
Velma Stewart
Ira Marshall
Mrs. Coker
Fannie Coker
Pink Stewart
Lamkin
Mr. Edwards
Cleave Roberts
Walter Beam
Lee Stewart
St Jacobs Oil Promises Quick Backache Relief
An advertisement claims back pain is from lumbago or sciatica not kidneys. It says St Jacobs Oil penetrates instantly to ease soreness stiffness and lameness with a small trial bottle from your druggist, promising harmless soothing relief for sciatica neuraglia rheumatism and sprains.
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St. Jacobs
New Sport Shirts for Boys and Men
The Burks Mercantile Co. offers new sport shirts for boys and men featuring durable fabrics and casual styles. Available in multiple colors with affordable pricing and sizing options for a broad customer base.
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The
Burks Mercantile Co
Shipment of Incubators Arrives Soon at Kilpatrick's
A shipment of incubators is due to arrive in a few days at Kilpatrick's, signaling a forthcoming restock for medical or research use.
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Kilpatrick’s
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Pleasant Valley News
Clais Ellis
Bob Renfro
Democrat
M. Pulliam
Norton & Co
Tee Stewart
Dave Isham
Creamer
Mr. Cumming
Jerrell Coker
J. K. Howell
Eva
Mercer Gap
Hartherns
M. O. Coker
Mrs. Isham
Ruby McCullough
Texas
Ingly
W. W. Gressett
Wheels
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