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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1925
Page
7
Local notes report S R Jeffery of Ingleside visiting Graham yesterday. H D Sheehan and family return home after months away. Graham High School football practice starts Monday August 31.
The new fall shapes are here. Street and Co. features fall hats for Mr. Wilburn Perkins and family of Olney visiting relatives here Sunday and Monday.
Miss Eva Mae Jordan of Amarillo visits her sister Mrs Neal Barrett and friends during the Young County Fair from October 7 through 10.
Mr. A. E. Caldwell of Fort Worth spent Tuesday night with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hathcock, sharing time in a cordial social gathering.
Hinson Hockaday Grain Co announces a bulky las program replacing traditional pasture, offering a dense feed option for cattle. The notice highlights supply details and potential cost implications for farmers relying on forage during the season.
Mrs. Mary T. Hallam arrived from Italy Tuesday night to oversee business interests. Miss Effie Powers of Tyre, Kansas, visits her sister Mrs. W. M. Goode of South Bend.
Mrs L B Kidwell of Cache Oklahoma visits her daughter Mrs W D Norman in Graham. Miss Mary Wood hosts Miss Obeda Warf of Newcastle as week guest. Mr and Mrs John Perkins and their young daughter visit relatives at Olney on Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Groves of Olney is listed among the new subscribers to The Leader, reflecting growing reader support in the community.
Mr T M Corbett directs The Leader be mailed to Mr A J Norton at Quanah. The notice specifies a delivery arrangement and recipient details for future issues.
Summer silk dresses originally valued at twenty dollars are offered at five dollars each in a clearance sale. The ad highlights discounted dresses and the limited price cut, urging shoppers to act quickly.
Mr. H. B. Street and family along with Mrs. A. M. Graham came back last week from their summer home at Winslow Arkansas.
Mr. W. H. Timmons is reported to be out on the Plains this week and is understood to be considering a move to that area.
Pure silk stockings offered in all colors with a positive guarantee priced at 1.25 per pair by Street and Co.
Mrs N E Durham returned last week to her home in El Centro California after a visit here with her sister Mrs J Bailey Moore.
Jean prepares for a major gathering as the Young County Singing Convention to be held in the city on Sunday, August 30, showcasing local vocal groups and community participation.
Final clearance sale showcases silk linen and voile dresses with discounted prices. Shop limited stock across sizes while supplies last at the store.
Mr R M Putman and family returned this week from Shawnee Oklahoma where they spent the summer.
Mr and Mrs Rex Cornish and their children came back Sunday after a trip to visit relatives in Commerce Texas.
See these bargain dresses priced at five dollars each. Shop now for silk styles advertised as sensational value and immediate availability in the sale feature.
Mr. Riley Gibbs was summoned to Frederick Oklahoma last Sunday to visit his father W M Gibbs who is reported to be critically ill.
Robolink stock stockings offered by tse Street & Co with a guaranteed satisfaction policy. If customers are not pleased, a new pair will be provided free of charge. A compact old style ad promising value and reliability for hosiery shoppers.
Mr F M Southall spent the week end in Decatur and Dallas. Mr Pace Golden was a business visitor to Dallas this week. Cow Chow produces more milk. Hinson Hockaday Grain Co. Mr Pat Wood is in Graford this week doing brick work. Floy Tor Phillips is playing with an orchestra in Wichita Falls. Mitchell McLendon returned Tuesday from a visit with relatives in Dallas.
Fort Worth welcomed business visitor Mr A A Morrison this week as he toured local offices and met with executives to discuss potential ventures and collaborations in the region.
A bold claim asserts that Supreme flour achieves peak perfection for all round baking needs, challenging readers to test Peak of Perfection against rival brands. The endorsement notes widespread customer testimony and positions Supreme as the top choice for varied baking tasks.
Mr. H. V. Bigham and family of Roaring Springs are visiting this week with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ribble and other relatives, spending time in the area and renewing family ties.
Mr and Mrs John McComas of Indian Mound announce the birth of a son named John Griffin on August 23, 1925. The proud parents request friends and relatives to share in their happiness. Birth details include the family’s residence in the community and the child’s given name.
The Leader invites interested residents to join a cemetery work session at Farmer Cemetery on Saturday September 5. Volunteers will assist with maintenance tasks and cleanup in the historic grounds.
Mrs. J. P. McKinley and Miss Marjorie Hudson were Fort Worth visitors Tuesday. Miss Elsie Ribble of Megargel is visiting her cousin, Miss Maurie Jarnagin, this week.
All silk linen and voile dresses advertised on sale with very low prices. reads like a local shopper notice urging customers to take advantage of budget friendly fits in silk, linen and voile fabrics.
Miss Allie Hogue returned Saturday from a visit with her brother in Fort Worth.
Mr. and Mrs. A. LeSage returned from Cuero Texas after an extended visit. Hon L Counts and son of Olney were in Gra ham on business Monday. Mr and Mrs T L Wallace of Oklahoma visited their daughter Mrs John McClure last week.
Mr. E. S. Graham and family enjoy a Coa to the Davis mountains. Mr. T. R. Leonard and family of Oklahoma visited Mr. D. C. Laquay. Several Graham relatives attended the funeral of Rev. W. H. McCullough at Eliasville last Sunday.
HINSON HOCKADAY GRAIN CO states that hen chow and chicken chowder feed will boost egg production. The claim emphasizes increased laying and improved flock output for poultry farmers relying on their products.
Mrs S J Covey and her daughter Martha Elizabeth of Fort Worth are visiting Mr and Mrs J B Friedel. The brief social note highlights a family visit in Fort Worth society events.
Fall dress fabrics are showcased with a selection of silks and woolens suitable for autumn attire. The display emphasizes rich textures, color options, and coordinated patterns for stylish seasonal outfits.
Mr O W Wood and his family of the Continental Supply Company returned Monday after a months absence from Graham. The party had been away for extended travel and plans to resume business activities in the area.
Mrs. Virgie Moore returns to her Wetumka Oklahoma home Wednesday after visiting Mrs. Will Daniels.
The Boy Scouts of Troop 3 meet every Friday night at 8 p.m. at First Baptist Church for their weekly gathering.
Mr and Mrs Andy Cunningham entertain guests this week from Throck Morton and Floten. Guests include Mr and Mrs W A Meadow, Mr F M Cunningham, and Mr F M Clifton.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Draper of Burkburnett and Mr. Jess Howell of Corsicana spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Nerman.
New fall suits displayed with affordable pricing. Shop the season’s latest cuts and colors.
Mr and Mrs W H Prescott and daughter Pauline depart Tuesday for an extended visit to New York Detroit Cleveland and Pittsburgh.
See the limited-time offer on Summer Dresses with regular prices up to 35 dollars, now on sale for ten dollars. The ad highlights final clearance status and encourages immediate purchase.
Mr and Mrs Edgar McLendon and their daughter Evelyn visited relatives in Dallas on Sunday. Mrs McLendon and Evelyn plan to spend a week in the city.
Mr Ernest Howard came back last week from Breckenridge where he had been with the McMurtry Motor Company for several weeks. He is now with the Graham house of the same company again.
Miss Ina Bryan and Nolan visited Fort Worth this week. Rev R E Parker and Mr F F Bennett were Graham visitors today. Mr H L Smith and Joe Hodges were in Fort Worth the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Goode of South Bend were Graham visitors Wednesday, stopping through on local travel.
Vernon resident Wallace Price visited Murray country and spent Saturday and Sunday with home folks along with Mr Robert McKeitchen of Murray.
Mrs Audry Craig and her children visited Fort Worth at the start of the week. Sam Stinson son of Judge and Mrs W P Stinson is reported quite ill this week.
District Clerk Willie Riggs and Mrs. Riggs with Virginia Ellen returned Sunday from Amarillo where Mr. Riggs attended the State convention of county and district clerks.
Mrs. W. M. Miller returned Saturday from northern markets where she shopped for millinery goods for the John E. Morriton Company store.
Messrs Z A Hudson and J I Starr returned last Saturday from Chicago and other markets where they had been to buy goods for the John E Morrison Company stores.
Dr John Morrison, who returned from New York ill weeks ago, has about recovered from a serious flu attack contracted before he left New York.
Hundreds of new fall hats for ladies and misses are now on display offering a wide range of styles and colors. The display highlights brimmed felt and velvet options suitable for the upcoming season.
Miss Lou Stroud returned Saturday from New York and Chicago where she had been purchasing millinery goods for the S. B. Street and Company store.
Street & Co offers X65 guaranteed pure silk socks for men priced at 65 cents with a strong guarantee. The ad emphasizes quality and value in a compact shopping notice.
Mr and Mrs Frank Lewis traveled to Brownfield the first of last week where they were joined by Mr and Mrs Charles Duncan for a trip to New Mexico.
The LeSage Motor Company received a fine Lincoln Limousine for Mr. M. K. Graham last Saturday. It is the latest model of this superior car.
The Young County Baptist Association meets with the Jean Baptist Church beginning Friday September 4. The ladies will hold their meeting Thursday September 3.
Harold Padgett owns a Shetland pony and his younger sister asks for a Shet land calf. She is small and knows about calves but lacks knowledge of colts and related terms.
Misses Ethel and Amy Cornish came home Sunday from Commerce where they attended the State Normal College this summer. They traveled back in a car with Mr and Mrs Rex Cornish who had been visiting Mr and Mrs Roy Cornish in Commerce.
Mr G W Carlton returned from Howard County where he visited a daughter. He notes Gra ham residents on the Plains report some districts with good crops while others are dry.
Rev. C. C. Klingman and his son traveled from Dallas after the son underwent an examination for frontal sinus trouble. The report states that surgery was not necessary.
Mr and Mrs Jason Mayes and their sons Harry K and George spent Sunday in Wichita Falls visiting Mr and Mrs D R Wimberly. In the afternoon they visited Iowa Park and Electra.
Mrs. Mary McGowan prepares to move to Fort Worth so her sons can attend college in September. Jack and Jim, Graham High School graduates, will enter Texas Christian University while Harry will enroll at Fort Worth High School.
Mr and Mrs L C Padden announce the birth of a fine little daughter born August 21. The event adds a new member to the family in a happy household. Neighbors and relatives are invited to share in the joy.
Mr. J. L. McLaren of the Henry Chapel Community was in Graham this morning. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Doss are on a business mission to East Texas this week.
Mr A D Stewart departed Tuesday for Florida to inspect real estate opportunities and assess market prospects. He will review properties and discuss investment potential with local contacts during the visit.
Henrietta resident Mr. Gus Bond has accepted a position in the County Clerk's office, marking a local government appointment. Bond's move brings a familiar local figure into clerical duties, with details of his new role and responsibilities to be announced by the county.
Mrs Will Daniels, accompanied by her children and her sister Mrs Virgie Moore, spent Tuesday traveling to Breckenridge and Cisco for a day trip.
Mr and Mrs C Y Barron announce the birth of a fine little daughter Dolores Ann born Sunday August 28 1925. The family invites relatives and friends to share in the celebration at home.
Mrs Ada Street and her daughter Mrs H A Wadsworth came back last week after spending several weeks in Winslow Arkansas.
Mr J W Seddon returned last week from New Mexico where he attended the funeral of his little grandson who died from the effects of a rattlesnake bite.
Mr S B Street returned Saturday from Chicago, New York and other markets where he has been buying goods for the Street and.
Mr. H. A. Wadsworth came back Friday from northern and eastern markets where he accompanied Mr. S. B. Street to select goods for Street and Company store.
Mrs. D. G. Killion and her son and daughter Virgil and Miss Burless Popejoy, along with Miss Juanita Fanning of Wichita Falls, departed last week for a trip visiting Texarkana and nearby areas.
Mr. J. T. Connor of Proffitt returned last week from several months touring Georgia. He reports dry weather across most of the state though some areas show good crops. He appears well and seemed to have a fine visit.
Mr D G Killion returned from several weeks at Magdalene New Mexico and reports an enjoyable summer. He was joined by Mrs Killion and their daughter Miss Burless Popejoy who enjoyed the delightful climate during the visit.
The Olney Enterprise praises the Nairn Albert players a twenty strong troupe with band and orchestra for a week of new plays, clean specialties, and high quality entertainment in the city venue.
Mr. James Akin Sr of Waco visits his son James Jr in Graham after his wife Mrs. Akin died following a six year illness. He then visited his aunt Mrs Elizabeth Curry in Breckenridge, aged 92, whom he had never met until now. The elder Akin, age 75, recalls a distant memory of his infant self seen by his aunt seventy five years ago.
Miss Kathryn Dye came home Tuesday after an extended visit with friends in Childress.
Mr and Mrs Floyd Ledbetter and their young daughter Imogene are visiting Mrs Will Daniels this week, staying for several days and spending time together in the with family.
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Lovett are noted as visitors to Breckenridge today, signaling a social or local-interest moment in the town.
Mr. G. E. Newell of Eliasville is in Graham today for a visit, meeting acquaintances and touring the town.
Miss Inez Lamons is spending a few days this week in the home of her aunt Mrs. M P Andrews in Archer County.
Mr and Mrs Fred Perry and their children travel to Pond Creek Oklahoma to visit Mrs Perry's sister Mrs Nat Price during a family gathering and stay with relatives for several days.
Mr and Mrs F M Burkett have rented their residence on South Plum Street and will spend the winter in Amarillo.
Mrs. Edith Brennan of Houston returns home this week following a pleasant visit with her aunt Mrs. J. Bailey Moore.
Mrs. J. W. Hughes and her son Johnnie are in Dallas for a visit shortened by Mr. Hughes who accompanied them last week and returned home while they remained for several days.
Messrs. R. L. Morrison and L. M. Davis travel to Llano country to fish, joining Dr. Gary Smith and Supt. I. T. Gilmer on the outing. The group engages in leisure travel away from their usual duties.
The Young County Farm Bureau Association will hold a meeting at the courthouse Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o clock. Every farmer in the county is invited to attend.
Mr. C. P. Hutchison and sons Charles Edwin and Raymond Lee and Grady Wright and Jack Vaughan returned Saturday night from a tour through Oklahoma and Arkansas.
Six weeks remain until the fair meeting as premium lists are issued and residents are urged to obtain a copy from President T. T. George.
Jack Posern, son of Mr and Mrs A E Posern of Woodson, returned home from Fort Sill where he spent a month in the C M T C training program. He went out to his home today.
Mr and Mrs C L Reedy celebrate the birth of a daughter on Friday August 21. The family, likely in the local community, acknowledges the new arrival with joy.
Mr and Mrs Willie Atwell of Flint Creek celebrate the birth of a fine boy Billie Herman born Monday August 24 in the Flint Creek community.
Mr. J. P. Harrison of Temple Oklahoma visits this week to spend time with his sister Mrs C Y Barron. His mother Mrs M L Harrison of Dallas has been here some time with her daughter.
The Narin Albretz popular players will show under their big tent in Graham all next week under the auspices of the American Legion. The tent will be on the Ware lot just west of the Dolman House.
Mr and Mrs M P Andrews and their daughter Miss Ethel and son Harold Ray of Archer County spent last Saturday night in Graham. They left Sunday morning for a short visit in Fort Worth.
Mr W C Bunger of Concho Arizona arrives to see parents Mr and Mrs J E P Hughes of Stephens County. She was recalled due to her father’s illness, but he improved upon her arrival.
Jesse Beach J C Allen Howard Farmer Claude Powell and Lee Mc Guire returned from Fort Sill Oklahoma where they completed a month in the Citizens Military Training Camp boys enjoyed the experience and were pleased with the training.
A blonde boss muses that an oil stock promoter called on the boss yesterday and declared the promoter so crooked that the boss jokes he must unscrew his socks to prove it.
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