Harmony and Mercer County Families Gather for Weekend Visit
Harmony residents hosted relatives from Newbury Robertsonville and nearby communities while Rev. Wynne and Rev. Ray conducted services. Visitors included the Shoemakers, Thomas families, and multiple Rogers households with updates on a newborn and a serious illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Wynne
Comanche
J. L. Ray
Harmony
Lindsey Thomas
Blanket
Calvin
Carl Thomas
Fred Rogers
Cross Plains
Vernon MccAliley
Luther MedAlley
Nolan Rogers
Newbure
George Gdéber
T. M. Rutherford
C. W
Proctor Social Notes Mention Local Visits and Illness
Mr and Mrs J B Jones spent Monday night with her parents Mr and Mrs B H Lee. Miss Lewis Kight of Dallas visits her father Mr Kight. Mrs Minnie Woods is very sick. Mr Man Pinson returns from west Texas. Mrs J N Vandiver hosted sister Mrs Joe Crump of Dublin. C B Guyger of Bangs attends Minnie Woods funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Jones
B. H. Lee
C. T. White
Hasse Wer
Proctor
Tacile Lee
Lennie Merl
Walker
Dalas
J. R. Shelton
Dublin
J. B. Jone
Minnie Woods
Lewis Kight
Dallas
Kight
Jimmie Grayson
Galveston
Davie Pinson
R. H. Reid
Jack
Charlotte Kay
T. J. Walker
Man Pinson
West
Renfro Named to Compile Acts of 39th Legislature
Thomas J. Renfro, Mills County senior law student and state representative, is appointed by the Secretary of State to compile and index the acts of the special session. He becomes the youngest person to hold this responsibility as the latest official addition to the state's laws. Also, an ad seeks a first class farm hand with good wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Renfro
Mills County
Secretary of State
Renfro
Baby Show Prize Winner Added to Coker Family List
The baby show at the fair awarded third prize in the girls division to the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Coker who received the Blue Ribbon. The full prize list could not be published in the prior issue due to incomplete information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Coker
Post ed notice on pecan gathering and trespass
Public notice warns that anyone gathering pecans or trespassing on refinery property will be prosecuted. A. M. Ruth signs the notice. Also mentions Good Reed Seed Oats and directs to see E. H. Rauhnt for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Ruth
E. H. Rauhnt
Local Social Roundup From Cotton Grove and Area
Mr and Mrs Elmer Roe and children visited relatives near Sipe Springs Sunday. Mr and Mrs John McEntire and children spent Sunday with W G Stokes of Fleming. Pearl Godfrey has returned from Central Texas Sanitarium Brownwood after five weeks. Ma and Mrs Wilkie Glasgow visited Mrs Glasgow's parents in Comanche Saturday night. Leston and Gama Bain of Fleming stayed with Stell and Stile McEntire. Mrs Elmer Roe and Mrs J W Holt visited Brownwood Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Roe
Sipe Springs
John McEntire
W. G. Stokes
Fleming
Pearl Godfrey
Central Texas
Brownwood
A. G. Miller
Comanche
Wilkie Glasgow
Leston
Gama Bain
Stell
Stile McEntire
J. W. Holt
Elm Grove Sunday School Attendance Low
Elm Grove church attendance was light on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Woolsey of Hasse visited with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Woolsey. Mr. and Mrs. John Ferris and children stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Turner of Mount Pleasant. Mrs. E. C. Houck returned from Hamilton where her daughter Mrs Everett Maddox is seriously ill. Mrs. S. D. Hurt and children attended services in Sidney Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Ferris visited with Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Smith on Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Woolsey
Hasse
J. L. Woolsey
John Ferris
Walter Turner
Mount Pleasant
E. C. Houck
Hamilton
Everett Maddox
S. D. Hurt
Sidney
F. A. Ferris
W. W. Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Young Mens
Mallory
Malory
Ladies Union
Adams Mercantile Co
The
Cash Store
Barnett Rogers
H. B. Rogers
Otho Phillips
Mesdames Vernon Boyd
Newbury
Luther Rogers
Mercers Gap
J. J. Rogers
Tom Shoemaker
May Rogers
D. A. Brown
Mercer’s Gap
Hubert Phillip
Robertsonville
Mackey Motor Co
FORD
Comanche, Texas
Corr
Ed Roswell
Cotton Grove
Elm Grove
Durham Brothers
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