Burgess and Lane wed at Breckenridge Presbyterian Church
H W Lane and Nola Burgess married last Sunday after obtaining a license and gathering at the Presbyterian Church in Breckenridge. The ceremony drew a surprised congregation as pastor officiated. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Josh Burgess of South Cherry Street, grew up in the county and worked at the National Theatre. the groom, an Oil Cities Electric Company employee, has resided in Graham about a year. They reside at 312 West Second Street and receive numerous congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Lane
Nola Burgess
Breckenridge
Presbyterian Church
Josh Burgess
Cherry Street
Graham Public School
National Theatre
Oil Cities Electric Company
Graham
West Second Street
Dinty Moore’s on East Side Reopens After Remodeling
Dinty Moore's on the east side of the square has been remodeled. Messrs. Moore and Babb invite friends to call and see the improved appearance of their popular eating place with an extended awning, new dining room cover, and fresh paint over the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinty Moore
Messrs
Moore
Babb
Literary Club Discusses Texas and Resources in April Meeting
The Literary Club gathered at Mrs. J. D. Dawson’s home on April 15 for a round table on Texas topics. Members shared insights on state resources, historic trees, and San Jacinto Day plans, led by Mrs. Griffin and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Dawson
H. E. Griffin
Federated Clubs of Texas
Fort Worth
Harris
Texas
Edgar Steele
Barr
Russell
Natural Resources of Texas
E. H. Morrison
A. A. Morrison
San Jacinto Day
Oak Park Dairy Boss Promotes Best Milk Service
Mrs Atch eson runs a modern dairy with top cows and up to date milking equipment. She ensures sanitary delivery and urges customers to return all bottles promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Park
School food chief Lois Cannon hosts Texas visitor
Miss Lois Cannon, head of the school food department, enjoys a visit from her mother from Livingston, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Cannon
Livingston, Texas
Death of Mrs Marvin Is Recorded in City Notice
Mrs Mary Marvin died at her home on South Street Sunday night after a long illness. Born August 19 1838 near Meadville Pennsylvania she married Charles Nelson Marvin and had eleven grandchildren and eighteen great grandchildren. She is survived by two sons G W Marvin and F W Marvin and a daughter Nellie Bender. Burial will be in Meadville beside her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
L. C. Owen
South Street
Chas
Nelson Marvin
Oswego
N. Y
Mr. Marvin
Marvin
G. W. Marvin
F. W. Marvin
Banger
Nellie Bender
Tiffin
Ohio
Miscrelaneous Shower Honors Mrs Spencer Mayes
A surprise miscrelaneous shower for Mrs Spencer Mayes, formerly Betty Dawson, was hosted at Mrs Faunt Le Roy's home by Mesdames Jordan Russell Kennedy Hutchings and Miss Sallie Timmons. The program featured songs, a fortune telling contest, readings, and pinning hearts with gifts and a recipe book presented to the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faunt le Roy
Mesdames Jordan
Russell, Kennedy, Hutchings
Sallie Timmons
Spencer Mayes
Betty Dawson
Mayes
Union Missionary Society
Selo
Liszt
Lillie Mae Calvin
Solo
Verna Mae Wingo
King Pharoah
Esther Ruthe Russell
Fox
R. A. Duncan
Maryetta Jordan
Faye Miller
Mrs. Duncan
Miss Pate
Nell Sammons
Eva Mae Jordan
Genevieve Russell
Mrs. Jordan
Ribble Family Hosts Sermon on Radio for April Birthday
Mr and Mrs W A Ribble entertained Rev G W Black and Mr James Wood for dinner on April 8 Mr Ribble s birthday. They installed a new radio and heard Dr George W Truett of Dallas. Bro Paden also joined for dinner and radio sermon and today Mrs Johnson ninety four listened to the radio with energy and is mother of Mr A A Johnson of our city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Ribble
G. W. Black
James Wood
Mr. Ribble
Baptist Revival Grows as Graham Sees Attendance Near Hundred
Nearly one hundred people have joined the Baptist Church during the revival now underway in Graham. The meetings will continue through Sunday night with ongoing gatherings and religious outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
Graham
Easter Egg Hunt Shows Shawnee Park Pantry Ruins
Mrs Rosa E Graham hosted an Easter party for Teachers Home staff and guests. After assembly in the parlor they found bare tables yet were guided to Shawnee Park where lunch and eggs were hidden. The park picnic revealed fried chicken and ice cream awaiting the hunters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa E. Graham
Parrot Missing from Mrs Hugh Smith Causes Anxiety
A notice asks if anyone has found a parrot that Mrs Hugh Smith has lost, expressing her anxiety to recover the pet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East St. Reward
Hugh Smith
Wine sensational expose to screen at Liberty Theatre
The Liberty Theatre will show Wine next Wednesday through Friday. A magazine story that indicts high society for supporting prohibition laws, the film stars Clara Bow Forrest Stanley Huntly Gordon Myrtle Stedman Robert Agnew and Walter Long under director Louis Gasnier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Bow
Forrest Stanley
Myrtle Stedman
Huntley Gordon
Robert Agnew
Walter Long
Universal Pictures Corporation
Liberty Theatre
All Star
Huntly Gordon
Louis Gasnier
Hazeltons Welcome New Son Norman Lusk
Mr and Mrs Oliver J Hazelton of Loving announce the birth of their son Norman Lusk on April 9. Oliver expects to help him deliver the mail within weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver J. Hazelton
Loving
Norman Lusk
Oliver
Wood and Blanton’s Newcastle Birthday Celebration Plan
Mr John H Wood and his Newcastle friend James Blanton, both due to turn eighty five in June, have long celebrated the day in Newcastle and now plan a big gathering for June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Wood
Newcastle
James Blanton
Additional Funds for Oak Grove Cemetery Drive
Mr. A. D. Stewart reports crews at Oak Grove Cemetery after weeklong rain delays and plans to run water lines to the new section soon. Community contributions continue, with donors including G. F. Collins for 35 dollars, E. N. McCluskey for 50, and Mrs. I. Davis 2, among others, signaling strong public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Stewart
G. F. Collins
J. W. Akin
I. Davis
L W. Price
Jonas Ely
H. M. Ford
H. L. Ribble
M. C. Robinson
E. N. McCluskey
Frank Harrell
Alf. G. Wright
Charles Burton
J. H. Robinson
Kate Schuster
Mrs M EB Short Improves After Illness
Mrs. M. E. B. Short, who had been ill for several weeks, shows slow improvement as she recovers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
First National Bank
E. S. Graham
Graham P. Stewart
V. P. & Cash S. B. Street
P. K. Deats
Thos. Tobin
Co. C. Bloodworth
T. O. Deats
H. B. Street
Graham Stewart R. E. Lynch
C. C. Bloodworth
Burgess-Lane
Pedro DE Cordoba
Renee Adobee
Bandolero
Spain
Neal Hart
Third St
Ford
Lee
J. M. Hudson Sur
Edgar G. Brown
Post Oak
City Light
Graham Hatchery
Newt Hamrick
South Oak Street
4Th St
Elm St
Graham-Farmer Road
E. B. Petty
Norris Lake
Frank Shields
J. B. Norris
Mammoth Jack
Old Chambers’ Place
W. M. Dippel
Marshall, King & Hinson
Graham National Bank
J. B. Friedel
Graham Top & Paint Shop
P. C. Walker Poster Advertising Company
Oak Street
Young County Poultry Association
L. Raymond Reed
P. C. Walker
W. W. Martin
Graham, Texas
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S
H. L. Tidwell
Cashier
Elmo
Lula Peek
Elmo Laboratories
Margo
Vicinity
John E. Morrison Company
Oak Grove Cemetery
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