Letters Uncalled For at Graham Post Office
Uncalled letters list shows recipients Underood G B Tackett E E Riley W M James G D Green W H Farlow R R Davis M H Wheeler J W N S Farmer. Postmaster J G W per.
28 Jan 1915
Page 1
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1915
Page
1
Uncalled letters list shows recipients Underood G B Tackett E E Riley W M James G D Green W H Farlow R R Davis M H Wheeler J W N S Farmer. Postmaster J G W per.
C. P. Hill of South Bend was in the city on business last Tuesday. He plans to visit his old home and children in Tennessee and will leave in a few weeks.
Mrs J W Carlton hosted a Tuesday afternoon bridal shower for Miss Florence Reed in honor of her upcoming marriage to Mr Luce. Guests wrote wishes, played rook and word games, with Maud Bell and Lottie Bell Wallace sharing top scores and gifts from the group.
The C L S C met at Mrs. Z A Hudson's home on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. B W King presented a paper on The Round Table and Mrs. Garrett led the lesson from Through England With Tennyson. The lesson notes Lyonnesse as a submerged mystic land and Camelot as the site where Arthur’s Knights of the Round Table held court.
J Hall Bowman urges attendance next Sunday with a sermon titled I am the Door. He notes church members vary from regular to nonattenders and asks irregulars and Dont go at alls to begin attending.
Capt J A Woolfolk, the oldest pioneer citizen, who lived here before railroads and schools, visited The Leader last Thursday and renewed his county allegiance. He helped organize the county and has closely tracked regional progress for nearly seventy five years.
J. E. Parsons arrived from Littlefield announcing his daughter Miss Alta is improved. Mrs. R. F. Arnold and her daughter Miss Kate departed Monday for Henrietta after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred Arnold in the city and Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Arnold, Jr. of Miller Bend.
The Presbyterian Ladies Cook Books How We Cook in Graham are now on sale at John E Morrison's S B Street's and W S Medimsey's for 15 cents, a 10 cent reduction from the former price. Compiled by Graham cooks from every church, they prove an invaluable kitchen addition. A few errors have been corrected. Buy one for yourself and one for a friend.
In the election held in Newcastle today the town voted on incorporation. The tally was 117 in favor and 5 against, deciding to become an incorporated municipality.
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