Rock Creek News Rural Illness and Harvest Report
The community reports several sick residents with Mr Fields and Mr Burk still very ill. Kilian family affected by severe colds but improving. Virgil Brown recovering at home from a snake bite though not out of the woods. Mrs Keith also on the sick list. Visitors from Salt Creek and Bryson. Bud Bennett hosts an ice cream supper for local youths. Harvest begins with first day binders. rain is hoped for across fields. Ethland.
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Fields
Burk
Bottoms
Salt Creek
Bud Bennett
John Bennett
Famiy
Clarence Blount
Bryson
Killian
Ethland
South Bend Notes Include Visits and Appointments
South Bend reports Rev G W Black filled his regular appointments on Saturday and Sunday. Annie Holcomb underwent an appendectomy in Graham and is recovering well. Local residents include Mr and Mrs James Harrell of near Breckenridge visiting relatives. Bets and Sadie Scott stayed with their father J J Scott. Mrs E E Moore and daughters Ruth and Mrs S J Roach of Flinsville visited Mrs H M Ford West. Roy McBrayer went to Oklahoma City on business. A June declamation contest is set for the Methodist church. Mrs Widmayer of Graham visited Saturday and Sunday in the Bend. Mrs Exa Ford of Olney visited H Ford’s family. The binder’s hum returns as harvest nears.
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G. W. Black
Annie Holcomb
Graham
James Harrell
J. R. Halcomb
Annie
Beckham Sanitarium
Blue Bird
Knox County Damaged by Hail Report in Texas
A hail storm spanning about a mile in width crossed Knox County on Thursday bringing heavy rain. Cotton crops were destroyed while feed crops suffered little damage. Farmers plan to replant cotton for the next season.
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Knox County
Goree
Texas
Miss Beulah Bell Graduates In Piano Recital At Graham
Miss Beulah Bell, a University of Texas piano student under Carl Doering, delivered a graded recital at the University editorium and in Graham’s Opera House June 15. Her program featured Bach, Grieg, Schumann, Dvorak, Schmanieff, and a Moskowski waltz, with strong musical feel and poise.
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Bella Bell
University Editorium
Miss Bell
Carl Doering
Texas Christian University
Beulah Bell
Opera
Graham
Young
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
Parcel Post Social at Morrison Home Raises Balcony Funds
Last Wednesday evening the Presbyterian Auxiliary hosted a parcel post sale and social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Morrison. Rain delayed the event from Tuesday to Wednesday after prayer meeting, but the lawn decor and booths in red white and blue drew attendees. Parcels and candy sold well and receipts totaled about 44 dollars for the balcony fund.
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A. A. Morrison
Presbyterian
Graham Graham Leader News in Briefs and Local Visits
Sizable turnout for Red Cross Auxiliary progress with new members daily. Community notices list sermons, music, and talks by Miss Mary Craig on Red Cross methods. Local visitors include W. C. Trua, Frank Beard, Henry Groves, Rev W. Grow, and many neighbors, with Trades Day upcoming and Grandma Parsons turning ninety three.
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Graham Red Cross
Woodmen
Myrtle Lowe
Aline Johnson
Mary Craig
Redf Cross
New York City
For Sale Sheep and Hogs Poland China Sows and Pigs
For sale Poland China sows with young pigs and fifty choice ewes and lambs. Write call or see C. C. Mayes Graham Texas. Ashley Chappell and child ran left Monday for Tennessee visiting. Rev Chappell joined to Fort Worth then Cisco for revival. Prof J F H Crabb and Clem Vaughan left for Fort Worth. Crabb to Kram Den ton county to visit parents and returns by the 12th.
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Poland
China
C. C. Mayes
Graham
Texas
Ashley Chappell
Tennessee
Rev. Chappell
Fort Worth
Cisco
J. F. H. Crabb
Clem Vaughan
Prof. Crabb
Kram
Denton County
Lady Hypnotist Miss Marie Hall Delights Royal Audiences
The Lady Hypnotist Miss Marie Hall continues to thrill crowds at the Royal with packed houses and paroxysms of laughter as her subjects perform under her influence. She has influenced over half of the participants, according to the San Antonio Light.
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Marie Hall
the Royal
Miss Hall
San Antonio
Doors Open at 7 and 8 for Events in Graham
Local notices report doors opening at 7 and performances at 8 in Graham venues. W E Moore of Briar Bend mingles with county visitors while Ida May Cunningham arrives to take a stenography job at Arnold and Kay. Various residents travel for family matters and medical care. The Graham churches draw large crowds and the W C T U prepares 25 denim comfort bags. Bellevue News notes Mayor Gaines and family travel for treatment and Texas State University announces June commencement.
Wichita Falls Leads County in Registration Surge
Wichita Falls county registrations totaled 3 370, nearly double prior estimates, and more than any vote ever cast in the county.
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Wichita Falls
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Hood
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Hood County
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Palo Pinto County
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A. A. Demmnell
Eliasville
Parcel Post Social
Presbyterian Christian Endeavor
Nat Price
Mary Louise Hallam
Henry Rehder
Elsie Rubenkoenig
Robert Fowler
Herbret Rehder
W.C. Trua
Mat Rock
Frank Beard
Loving
Henry Groves
Olney
W. P. Grow
Jean
Joe Groves
F. F. Parrish and
Knox Criswell
Finis
E. W. Fry
Sweetwater
Ear Wheat
Remnant Barrains
Street & CO
G. W. Hinson
Joe Wright
L. W. Price
Russell Tyra
Fish Creek Country
Sebe Dozier
Westart
W. P. McNatt
Aubrey Wood
Bowie
W. C. Burns
Mary Allen
Bowie Commercial College
Duncan
Oklahoma
Mary Robinson
R. F. Short & Co
Anson
Ruth Goodwin
Grow
J. L. McLaren
W. T. Steadham
Mike
Grandma Parsons
Megargel
J. E. Parsons
Alee
Opera House
Marie Aall
W. E. Moore
Briar Bend
County
Ida May Cunningham
Henrietta
Arnold & Kay
C. B. Gant
Irene McLaren
Little Irene
New York
A. D. Stewart
Leah
Grace Stewart
D. K. Lyon
B. W. King
Ingleside
Messrs. Lyon
King
Kate Fields
Mineral Wells
Mary Fields
Ande
A. J. Walker
This Place
W. H. Logan
Perrin
Ada
Nora Logan
N. T. Gaines
Mr. Gaines
Texas State University
Oscar Edgar Finlay
E. E. Department
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