Young County Club Boys Enjoy Stock Judging Day
Twenty two members met in Granum on Saturday July 17 for a beef and dairy cattle judging contest. They toured Taack farm north of Newcastle with Mr. W C Hale, then returned to Graham for a Chamber lunch and a theatre trip. Three top scorers are Leonard Dennis, Enoch Steen, and Medlan Choate, who will attend the A M College Short Course on August 2.
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County Club
Granam
Chamber of Commerce
W. C. Hale
J. Taack
Newcastle
Tey
Graham
Graham Chamber of Commerce
First National Bank
National Theatre
Butler’s Dairy
Mr. Hale
Leonard Dennis
Enoch Ste
Weather Outlook and Cotton Flea Report in Graham
Cloudy unsettled weather dominates as Graham sees no rain since July 7 with only light sprinkles nearby this week. Dry spells for threshing and cotton persist while the cotton flea appears in several communities per County Agent W C Hale. Despite good yields in small grain and corn, the pest threatens cotton where some damage already noted.
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Graham
W. C. Hale
Mrs Lovett Votes by Air Mail in Norristown Visit
Mrs L D Lovett visiting Norristown Pennsylvania filed for a ballot with County Clerk W H Kennedy. He sent the ballot to her by air mail and after voting she returned it to Graham by air mail.
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L. D. Lovett
Norristown
Pennsylvania
W. H. Kennedy
Presbyterian Pastor Takes Vacation To Austin San Antonio
Dr. Gary Smith and his family depart for a vacation visiting Austin and San Antonio with Davis Mountains on the itinerary. No preaching services during the pastor's absence, but Sunday School and prayer meeting continue as usual.
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Gary Smith
Austin
San Antonio
Davis Mountains
Presbyterian Church
Barn Fire Destroys Dodge Car and Goods
A fire at Chas. Bakers barn Tuesday afternoon destroyed a Dodge automobile and miscellaneous items. Firefighters replied quickly and contained the blaze. Cause unknown. An earlier alarm from South Graham on Saturday noted trash burning with no damage.
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Chas. Baker
South
Graham
Baptist Revival at Fort Worth Church Concludes
The Baptist Church closed its two week revival last Sunday night led by Dr. H. E. Dana of Fort Worth. Singing directed by Mr. Cooper and his sister drew daily praise. About forty new members were added or pledged for baptism, with twenty baptized last Sunday night and others to follow by letter or statement.
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Baptist Church
H. E. Dana
Fort Worth
Cooper
W. E. B. Lockridge
Clothing Contest Showcased by Stephens County Girls
The county invites the public to inspect garments made by home demonstration club girls in the chamber of commerce rooms. Vi o la McKenzie will judge a 55 participant contest at 10 Saturday morning. Afterward the group will picnic in a city park.
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Chamber of Commerce
Viola McKenzie
Stephens County
Miss Grimes
Needham and Mays Tie The Knots In Graham Area
Brantley C Needham and Anna Mays wed at the bride’s grandmother home near Graham. The ceremony was led by Rev R E Boyle of Jean. The couple, now at the groom’s parents’ home, plan to reside there until the harvest.
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S. T. Needham
Salem
Young County Harmony Club Organizes Singing Group
The Young County Harmony Club formed on the second Sunday in June and will meet on the third Sunday monthly. The latest meeting at Jean drew many singers with four classes and several quartets. The Olney singers host the next gathering on the third Sunday in August at 2 o'clock.
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Young County Harmony Club
Jean
Olney Singers
Republicans Hold First Primary in Young County
Republicans set a first ever primary in Young County with voting in Graham Olney Newcastle South Bend and Jean. Election supplies have been sent to presiding officers of these precincts.
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Young County
Butte
Graham
Olney
Newcastle
South Bend
Jean
Marriage Licenses Granted Amid Local Announcements
The local records show marriage licenses issued to B. C. Needham and Miss Anna Mays, Noonem Willhite and Miss Jewell Darden, S. J. Collins and Miss Every Pearce, L. A. Willard and Miss Pauline Rippy, and Joe Rowe and Miss Elva Lewis.
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Mays
Noonem Willhite
Jewell Darden
S. J. Collins
Every Pearce
L. A. Willard
Pauline Rippy
Joe Rowe
Elva Lewis
Final campaign rallies in Graham feature Allred and Weldon
Graham hosts a political week with Attorney General candidate James Allred, District Attorney candidate Ben Allred, and congressional hopefuls including Judge Weldon and Guinn Williams. Speakers praise issues and law, while the Graham Band plays. Friday night caps the week as local voters hear remaining orators and decide their support.
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Lynch Davidson
W. F. Parsley
Judge Parsley
Crate Dalton
Dallas
Texas
Graham
Primary Election Saturday in county voting days and rules
Saturday election day opens at eight in the morning and closes at seven in the evening. Voters are urged to mark ballots with a black pencil or ink. Delegates are elected at 2 PM at each voting box to form the county convention at Graham courthouse the following Saturday.
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Court House
Graham
Preacher Paden to Speak at Bullock Schoolhouse
Rev. T. R. Paden will preach at Bullock schoolhouse Sunday afternoon at 3 30 oclock.
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Bullock
T. R. Paden
Bullock Schoolhouse
Allred Brothers Speak at Graham Bandstand
Jimmie Allred of Wichita Falls addressed a large crowd Monday night about his record as district attorney and his suitability for Texas Attorney General. Ben P. Allred spoke earlier in Graham, urging support for re election as District Attorney of the 30th district.
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Graham
James Allred
Ben P. Allred
30Th Judicial District
Banger
B. D. Sartin
U.S. Congress
13Th
Moody
Guvnn Williams
B. W. King
J. T. Montgomery
H. F. Weldon
Wichita Falls
Judge Weldon
I. T. Gilmer
Guinn Williams
United States Congress
Jimmie Allred
Texas
30Th District
Jimmie
Allreds
Lectures on Evolution by Rev Lockridge Opens August
Reverend W E B Lockridge announces a Sunday School series on organic evolution starting the first Sunday in August. He conducts the class for young men meeting at the Graham land office building each Sunday morning and invites all young men to attend.
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W. E. B. Lockridge
Graham Land Office
How To Mark Ballot In Primary Election
The Democratic primary ballot contains no instructions but Texas voting rules remain. Many voters new to Texas are unsure how to cast ballots and some ballots have been mutilated. The rule is to strike through all unchosen candidates, leaving the preferred candidate's name intact.
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Texas
Farmers Market Opens Saturday in Graham
The Graham Farmers Market opened Saturday July 17 under the chamber of commerce to aid producers and buyers. Permits have been issued and produce brought in for sale at the market place. Encourages local patronage to support home farmers and keep dollars in the community.
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Graham
Chamber of Commerce
Miss Lucille Norman Hosts Dallas Guest for Bridge Party
Miss Lucille Norman hosted a Friday bridge event honoring guest Marjorie Ernest of Dallas. Three tables played with an orange and white theme, ice course served, high score to Kathleen Criswell, consolation to Robert Moore, cut prize to Adrian Hancock, honoree given a lace handkerchief.
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Lucille Norman
Dallas
Marjorie Ernest
Kathleen Criswell
Robert Moore
Adrian Hancock
Ada Lee Price
Audrey Durham
Mattie Queen Price
Messrs
Howard Farmer
Jerry Stinson
James Miller
Greer Culberson
1927 Auto Plates Will Be Green And White
The State Highway Commission expects more registrations in 1927 and has set new color designs for plates. Ordinary passenger cars will have white numbers on a green background with 975,000 pairs ordered. Commercial cars get green numbers on white with 125,000 pairs ordered. Buses use gray background with black numbers in 12,500 pairs, trailers and tractors get blue background with black numbers in 12,500 singles, and motorcycles use black background with yellow numbers in 6,000 singles.
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State Highway Commission
Criswell Family Travels Through Texas Cities
Mr and Mrs Sam Criswell and their daughter departed this week for a visit to Mineral Wells Fort Worth and Dallas stopping points along the way for plans and sightseeing with family and friends.
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Sam Criswell
Mineral Wells
Fort Worth
Dallas
Fire Devastates Eliasville Business Block Believed Largest in Town
A early Monday fire caused by a gas water heater destroyed the central two story block in Eliasville. The Eliasville State Bank and A A Donnelli ownership building burned but bank vault contents survived. Several shops including Brown's Variety Store Sharpe's Drug Store Browne's Grocery Telephone Exchange and medical offices were also lost. Firefighters aided evacuations and the town eyed rebuilding soon.
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Eliasville
Lange
Eliasville State Bank
A. A. Donnelli
Clear Fork
Brazos
Brown’s
Sharpe’s
O. A. Browne
Telephone Exchange
Alexander’s
Work Begins On Road To Jack County
Preliminary work has started on the Graham to Jack County line road with a crew camping along the route. Some holdouts delay the right of way, but officials expect swift resolution. The Graham Chamber of Commerce endorses extending the project to Stephens County using the same funding plan.
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Jack County
Graham
Graham Chamber of Commerce
Stephens County
Two New Oil Producers Hit Watson Land
Amid nationwide political tensions oil activity rises in Markley territory with two wells drilled on the S E Watson and Roy Watson lands. Reed and Wootten sold their stake in Watson No 1 last week while other interests remain active. several dry holes appear as wildcat drilling continues.
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Markley
Watson Land
S. E. Watson
Watson
Roy Watson
Reed and Wootten
Watson No. 1
Markley Field
Woman Leaves Hospital After Knife Attack Report
Mary Herod who was badly slashed by Will Thomas weeks ago is able to leave the hospital. She told the Leader office this week that she and the other woman did not fight. she said the other woman cut her with the knife.
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Mary Herod
Will Thomas
Mary
Leader Office
Graham Visitors Include the Shannons
Jay Shannon and Boyd Shannon with their wife, formerly of Graham, visited Graham last week and are noted as Graham visitors who previously resided in the town.
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Jay Shannon
Boyd Shannon
Paducah
Graham
Mrs Roy Graham and Daughter Visit Relatives
Mrs Roy Graham and her daughter Elizabeth Ann of Olney are visiting relatives in Graham, taking a brief holiday and catching up with family members across the region.
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Roy Graham
Elizabeth Ann
Olney
Graham
Archer County visitors favor Graham business trip
Messrs. M. P. Andrews and Harry Key of Archer County were business visitors in Graham last Saturday.
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Messrs
M. P. Andrews
Harry Key
Archer County
Graham
Olney Visit By Mrs Perkins and Ranell
Mrs Wilburn Perkins and her daughter Ranell of Olney visited relatives here this week.
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Leon D. Lovett
AIR Mail
Needham-Mays
B. C. Needham
Miss Anna
M. A. Ferguson
Dan Moody
Allred Brothers
Ernest