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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1925
Page
7
Red Top residents visit Graham and invitations for the December 10 party. Moves on figures up to 1926 noted for Claude Reeves and E. T. Slater. A new daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. LeGrand Mabry. other visitors include Hon. B. W. King and Rev. A W Franklin. Bessie Larcher Concert Party announced for Dec 10.
Bower Feed Store promotes Superior Egg Mash promising higher egg production for poultry owners.
Mrs R L Reed came home from Megargel where she spent a week with her husband. Mr Reed runs a filling station at Megargel.
D Emory Bickley son of Rev and Mrs Joe W Bickley was quite ill last Friday with illness noted in a local column reflecting a family health update from the church community.
The ad highlights the Oldsmobile Six for beauty and performance. Price listed by Hinson Hock Aday Grain Co establishment. The message emphasizes value and reliability for buyers seeking a dependable vehicle.
Mr. John B. Wood spent Sunday in Dallas visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wood. The trip highlights a family gathering in the city.
Mr W B Hinson renewed for his home paper this week as he and Mrs Hinson have read The Leader for many years. Bessie Redman opens Beauty Parlor with guaranteed work by a graduate operator. Mr C W Dickenson, formerly of Graham now in Memphis Texas, sends renewal to The Leader.
Hat boxes advertised as pretty lined and well made with reasonable prices. Mor rison's promotes gift appeal and quality in their display.
Mr. Frank H. Wilson of Jean was a business visitor in Graham last Saturday and renewed for The Leader while here.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Stepp returned from Dallas with a fourteen months old baby adopted during their visit.
A sale alert notes 56 inch woolen suitings and flannels valued to $3.50 offered at $2.69 in one lot at Morrison's. A second item states a man claims to have a water-oil mixing formula but a gasoline firm accuses him of stealing the formula.
Mrs. Frank Parrish hosted a short visit from her mother Mrs. LeVeaux and sister Mrs. Baugh of Cisco last week, highlighting family connections and travel.
A local clothes shop invites shoppers to visit Morrison's for a wide line of stylish suits at lower prices than competing stores. Shoppers are urged to try on fits before purchasing.
Mr Homer Mayes of Tyler Texas sends in his renewal to The Leader this week He previously lived in Graham for many years before moving to East Texas
In Archer City last week the iLge Griffith case about the killing of Herbert Griffin on October 19 concluded with a verdict of a three-year suspended sentence.
Morrison's promotes a wide range of sweaters for all family sizes with claim of the lowest prices. The ad highlights extensive stock and budget pricing.
The Ladies Aid of First Christian Church plans its annual Bazaar on December 19 at the Short Ridge on the square's north side. A chicken dinner will be served. Sidney Self of Dallas visited Markley and Banger last weekend while promoting the oil company.
Mr. Garvin Johnson, seriously hurt in a Denton football game, came home Monday night on crutches. Doctors say his trouble stems not only from the injury but may involve rheumatism or another condition.
Last week Bill Sims displayed an armadillo on the west side of the square, a rare sight in this community. The unusual find stirred considerable excitement among residents.
Large stock of blankets in cotton wool mixed and fine all wool varieties offered at big savings. See Morrison's line for the selection and prices.
A proverbs style line urges respect for parents while advising personal discernment and individual growth beyond mere imitation. The remark emphasizes balancing tradition with self guided choices and moral consideration.
All silk and wool dresses are on sale at Morrison's with significant value. Shop the big reductions and affordable fashion options.
The Ladies of the Presbyterian Church host a Christmas bazaar and food sale at John E. Morrison's Hardware Store on Saturday December 12. Prices range 15 to 16 cents.
Thanksgiving day in Graham saw most business houses closed and many residents sharing dinners. Hunting and pecan parties formed, and several locals attended football games across the country.
See the Big Bargains now offered on Ladies' Coats. You can save a lot on that Coat at Morrison's.
Residents are asked to contribute to the Friedel Christmas fund by delivering money to Tom Butler Lewis Wheat J E Shivers or to the Leader office. The appeal stresses a short deadline and invites every Graham citizen to participate in the worthy effort.
An advertisement announces a complete line of girls coats and dresses offered at reduced prices. Customers are urged to buy now to save money at Morri sons.
The Graham Music Club met Wednesday for its final serious program of 1925. A Christmas party planning committee led by Mrs. Stimson and Mrs. Hubbard prepares an entertaining program. Mrs. T. C. McCloud led a chapter on the growth of piano music, praised for engaging insight. Mrs. W. D. McFarlan spoke on the advantages of the piano, read by Mrs. John B. Rhea in her absence. A short program featured piano pieces by Miss Lillie Mae Calvin and Mrs. Slaughter, with vocal and violin selections by club members.
Savings on ginghams outings domestics percal es towels and cretonnes. Shop before buying to cut costs at Morrison's.
Mr Henry Driver and his family came back Monday after visiting relatives in Lampasas. His daughter Mrs W B Grantham and her young daughter Norma accompanied the return.
Classified note by Jesse Grimes in Indiana advertises seasoned cord wood and heater wood for sale. Mentions renewal of The Leader and Star-Telegram subscriptions by W P Fisher last week and Billy’s long reading streak since his marriage nineteen years ago.
See a wide line of overcoats priced at 12.50, 14.50, 17.50, 18.50 and 25.00. These are advertised as the best values at these prices.
Mr. J. B. Childress, succeeding Mr. R. M. Williams as American Express agent here, is among our new subscribers.
Mr. G. W. Terrell of Newcastle spent Tuesday in Graham on a business visit, meeting local contacts and discussing trade opportunities.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hinson and daughter Evelyn, joined by Mrs. H. M. Yates of Wichita Falls, spent the weekend in Dallas visiting and sightseeing.
Mrs R F Taggart underwent a very serious operation at Gra ham Hospital Monday. Her many friends hope that she will soon recover.
The Graham voters are asked to consider the charter amendment seriously on Saturday. The city council aims to adapt the charter to city needs without raising taxes. Voting for the amendment does not increase taxes, which would require a separate special election. this vote concerns charter change only.
Grandpa Eskew aged about eighty joined Mr. and Mrs. Thompson Mrs. Kramer and Mr. and Mrs. Carter as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ribble Sunday afternoon for an excellent radio program marking his first time listening to radio.
In old square dance days dancers mocked celestial geometry as they moved to lively tunes. The quip notes dancers cared little for eternal triangles and focused on steps, calls, and social fun.
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