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Newspaper

Graham Leader

Location

Graham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1925

Page

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Mrs Alice Lobban Iii Buried Here Tuesday Afternoon

Mrs. Alice Stewart Lobban died at her Fort Worth home and was buried in Oak Grove cemetery beside her nephew Willis T. Stewart. A funeral was held at her Fort Worth residence and another at Mr Graham Stewart's home. Born June 8 1841 in Louisville Kentucky she was a devoted Episcopal member and charitable to the poor. Relatives attending included W P Stewart Grand Prairie and R D Rogers Fort Worth along with Stewart Moore Texarkana and Malcolm G Moore Oklahoma City.

Alice Stewart Lobban West Second Street Fort Worth Texas Graham Oak Grove Cemetery Willis T. Stewart Eckhart Episcopal Church Graham Stewart Stedman Oak Grove Lobban Louisville Kentucky Malcolm Stewart Messrs. E. S Gus Graham Fannie 8. Moore Leon R. Moore W. P. Stewart Grand Prairie Richard D. Rogers Stewart Moore Texarkana Malcolm G. Moore Oklahoma City Malcolm G. Stewart Dalhart Victor Lee Stewart

Graham Chamber of Commerce Banquet and Director Election

The Graham Chamber of Commerce holds its annual banquet on May 1 with election of directors. The meeting location will be announced in The Leader next week. Secretary Walker is moving, increasing the need for strong attendance and leadership for the coming year.

Ratliff 56th Birthday Celebrated with Family Visit

Mr. S. W. Ratliff enjoyed a lively Saturday gathering as his children visited bringing a feast to celebrate his fifty six birthday on April 11 at his home.

S. W. Ratliff

Poultry group to meet in county on May second

Residents of Young County are urged to attend a poultry organization meeting in P. C. Walkers office on the west side of the square next Saturday afternoon at 2 30. Local interest centers on forming or joining a county poultry group and coordinating activities.

Young County P. C. Walker

Marriage licenses issued for several couples

Oral Staples wed Miss Emma Ragland. Verlys Hulse took Miss Linnie Kington as a wife. L. C. Andrews married Mrs. Lois Street in a formal license record.

Oral Staples Emma Ragland Verlys Hulse Linnie Kington L. C. Andrews Lois Street

Oak Grove Gets Spring Cleaning

The Oak Grove cemetery under manager A. D. Stewart has been tidied after heavy rain. Workers restored graves extended water lines to the new addition, kept grounds neat, and promptly addressed grave needs funded mainly by families. Graham area caretaking legacy noted.

A. D. Stewart Oak Grove Cemetery Graham S. R. Crawford E. S. Graham Stewart

Walker Opens 320 Acre Poultry Farm Near Graham Texas

P C Walker of Graham Texas converts 820 acres into a modern poultry farm nine miles NW of Graham on Salt Creek. The facility will house several thousand laying hens with open range and green feed. He will raise fertile eggs for a Hatchery with capacity over fifteen thousand per month and plans six to eight large breeds.

P. C. Walker Graham Texas Salt Creek Walker Young County

DeMolay Concert Friday Night in Graham

The DeMolay Band performs on the Graham square Friday at 7 30 pm with a dress parade and new uniforms. The event promotes a parade and concert ahead of their Mineral Wells contest in early May, inviting neighbors to attend.

Graham Mineral Wells

Shipment of chicks received at Grahams post office

A shipment consigned to George F. Crawford arrived this week at the Grahams post office. The record shows 800 chickens priced at 5.00 each for a total of 1500. Included are 300 White Leghorn chicks and fifty Jersey Black Giants.

Grahams Post Office George F. Crawford Jersey Black Giants

District meet opens at Iowa Park with expanded events

The University of Texas inter scholastic league district meeting begins at 2 pm in Iowa Park and runs through Saturday. New additions include declamation and extemporaneous speaking. Events start with tennis and girls volleyball, then extempore at 6:30, with finals Thursday and track finals Saturday.

University of Texas Austin Graham Lillian Widmayer Catherine Duncan Robert Franklin Jones George Corse Pearl Thomas Proffitt Lula Dennis Hunt J. D. Brown Cecil Lowe Tank Valley Mary Frank Davis Eliasville Elnora Roach Olney J. C. Bullock Newcastle Cecil Larimore Inez Rudy Bowie Juanita Kinsey Wichita Falls G. C. Boswell

Ragland Staples wedding at the Ragland home

Mr. O Staples and Miss Emma Ragland were quietly married at 9 o clock Sunday morning by Rev J W W Shuler in the Ragland residence with immediate family present. The bride, daughter of H K Ragland, studied at Graham High, attended C I A Denton, and worked at Graham National Bank before resigning to wed. The groom, formerly with Graham National Bank, later joined First National Bank in Wichita Falls. They left for Fort Worth and other spots before moving to Wichita Falls, their future home.

O. Staples Emma Ragland H. K. Ragland J. W. W. Shuler Graham High School C. I. A. Denton Graham National Bank Staples Wichita Falls First National Bank Fort Worth

Graham Public Library Yearly Book Report

The Graham Public Library reports a June 2 1924 to March 2 1925 period with 10 265 books loaned and 1 819 books on hand. City adult borrowers 497 juvenile 326 county borrowers 204. Average daily circulation 46. Adult fiction 52 percent juvenile books 37 percent. Dr and Mrs W O Padgett and J M Hancock visited Abilene while Mills attended a district medical association.

Graham Public Library

E Porter Dies Sudden at Home in Town

Mr. C. E. Porter died suddenly at his West Fourth street home on Monday April 20 near noon and was buried at Oak Grove Cemetery. He was born November 13 1872 in Denton Texas and lived in Melrose New Mexico Childress Bridgeport Graham and here before his death. He married Lula Gandy in 1897 and had seven children Washburn Edgar Charley Jeff and Mrs. McDonald surviving along with a brother James B Porter and sister Mrs Eleumie Henderson. He joined Nazarene Church in 1898 then later the Methodist Episcopal Church South and funeral services were conducted by Rev J W W Shuler.

C. E. Porter West Fourth Street Oak Grove Charles Edward Porter Tom and Susie Porter Denton Texas Melrose New Mexico Childress Bridgeport Graham Lula Gandy Dodd City Fannin County Washburn Edgar Charley Jeff McDonald James B. Porter Fort Worth Eleumie Henderson Dallas Harry Carl Henderson Audrey Craig Porter The Nazarene Church Methodist Episcopal Church South J. W. W. Shuler Methodist Church

Mrs McBeth Seeks Aid for Children's Home in Fort Worth

Mrs. Mattye McBeth visits Graham to promote the Children’s Home and Aid Society of Fort Worth. The institution, led by Rev. I. T. Morris, cares for orphans and dependent children statewide and seeks financial support and local guardianship referrals. Mr. A. D. Stewart offers help connecting interested families.

Mattye McBeth Children’s Home and Aid Society Fort Worth Texas Rev I. T. Morris McBeth A. D. Jordan A. D. Stewart

Farm Prosperity Campaign Meeting in Graham May 4

A North Central Texas Permanent Farm Prosperity Campaign meeting is set for Monday May 4 in Graham. Arthur W. Large agricultural agent of the Rock Island Lines leads the effort. stockmen and farmers are urged to attend for details on farm prosperity.

Graham Texas Rock Island Arthur W. Large

Flapper Grandmother Comedy at Graham High School

The American Legion presents The Flapper Grandmother a lively comedy at Graham High School auditorium next Tuesday night April 28. Local talent features a grandmother who imitates youth with knickers hair bobbing and smoking hints. About forty performers star. proceeds support the Legion's work in Graham and Young County.

Graham American Legion the Legion Young County

Pastor Baptizes 63 Into First Baptist Church

At First Baptist Church Rev. McKinley Norman led the largest baptismal service in the church history with sixty three converts from a two week meeting ending Sunday. Over one hundred joined the church with eighty nine baptized and twenty nine to be baptized next Sunday night.

First Baptist Church McKinley Norman W. E. Short Maralene Short W. R. Lindsey F. P. McFadin Henry Smith Lou Bruce Long Raymond Rhodes Thurman Bolton Harry K. Mayes Louis Bower Joe McCluskey Leonard Beall Carroll Beall W. B. Harley John Hodges The Baptist Church Graham B. F. Thorn McAlester Oklahoma South Graham Baptist Church Norman Thorn

Guinn Williams to Visit Young County Masons

U S Congressman and Texas Grand Master Guinn Williams will visit Young County Lodge No. 485 A F and A M next Tuesday April 28. All local Masons are invited to attend at the Masonic lodge on the square for a third degree work and possible address.

Guinn Williams U. S Texas Young County Lodge Masonic Lodge Williams Graham United States Congress

Junior Band Debuts With Creditable Public Concert

The junior band gave its first public performance before the high school student body on Wednesday morning. The concert was well received and deemed creditable by attendees.

Graham Baptists Close A Memorable Revival Meeting

Pastor B F Thorn of McAlester Oklahoma led the two week Graham Baptist revival. About 110 joined the church with 63 baptized at a prayer meeting. A booster choir of 150 youths and strong church cooperation marked the event. The city will remember the influence of Brothers Norman and Thorn.

Graham Seeks Rain for Planting in County

The article notes April rainfall varied with Olney receiving a big shower while Graham counties lacked sufficient moisture. Three Salt Creek dams were full, cattle herds face feed shortages, and farmers hope for more rain to save grain and support drilling efforts already underway near Olney.

Graham Olney Salt Creek Kansas

Miss Lillie Calvin and Miss Lois Johnson Attend Music Meet

Miss Lillie Mae Calvin and Miss Lois Johnson left Wednesday for Baylor College to attend the Interscholastic Music Meet. Miss Johnson, a pupil of Miss Calvin, will enter the music contest.

Lillie Mae Calvin Lois Johnson Baylor College Miss Johnson Miss Calvin

Graham High School reps head to Austin clothing contest

Miss Verna Evans and two pupils Misses Mary Eddieman and Mary George left Graham for Austin to represent the Graham High School in a clothing contest.

Verna Evans Mary Eddieman Mary George Austin Graham High School

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Alice Lobban I PC. Walker Iowa Park W. O. Padgett J. M. Hancock Morgan Abilene Mills Associa B. W. King. Tion E. Porter Mrs. McBeth Farm Prosperity Campaign Graham Baptists
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