Record catch surpasses all trot-line nights on Clear Fork
Dr Duncan Will Bell and Tom Price likely hold a state record with a sixty five pound yellow catfish haul from one trot-line after a single night on the Clear Fork. They landed twenty fish total, largest fifteen pounds, while the stream remains a popular fishing spot for campers and parties each summer.
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Dr. Duncan
Will Bell
Tom Price
Clear Fork
Duncan
Brother of slain sheriff returns for reinterment
Charles Long came back to Gra ham Tuesday morning to attend the reinterment of his brother Sheriff J. O. Long who was killed at Silverton. The remains were laid to rest at Clarendon Cemetery Monday morning.
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Charles Long
Graham
J. O. Long
Silverton
Clarendon
Clarendon News
Church and club programs share the week’s events
Mrs. Nat Price hosts a large meeting with new member Mrs. Griffin and donations to the monument fund from Mr. Bob Williams. The Presbyterian and Methodist church groups outline programs including songs, readings, scripture lessons, and community gatherings. Mrs. M. D. Wallace dies in Clifton Arizona. funeral planned in Graham with Oak Grove cemetery burial.
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Nat Price
Don't Worry Club Meeting Hosts and Guests
Mrs J G Wood hosted the Don't Worry Club Friday May 25 for a pleasant afternoon with members and invited guests Mesdames R F Short G B King Misses Biggs of Morgan Mills and Ethel Gilmore. Hosts were assisted by Mrs King and Miss Gilmore and refreshments were served. The next meeting will be with Mrs Alma Martin.
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J. G. Wood
R. F. Short
G. B. King
Biggs
Morgan Mills
Ethel Gilmore
King
Alma Martin
Pretty faces planted by unnamed patrons and critics
A brief note argues that some attractive appearances are arranged by individuals who do not present themselves as artists, suggesting staged or sponsored appearances rather than authentic artistic backing.
Plain preaching mockery sparks crowd reaction
Advocates of plain preaching argue that telling the blunt truth about certain individuals could provoke a riot, reflecting tensions between sermon candor and public propriety. The remark highlights friction between religious discourse and hostilities toward direct critique.
Mrs. Mayes Returns to Corsicana After Visit
Mrs. J. A. Mayes came back to Corsicana last week after a two week visit with friends and relatives here. She was joined by her sister Miss Neweta Flint who will stay several weeks visiting there and in the coast country.
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Mary Mayes
Tyler
Homer Mayes
Grandma Mayes
Fort Worth
Miss Mary Mayes
J. A. Mayes
Corsicana
Neweta Flint
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