Pioneer Citizen C D Gholson Dies After Illness
Mr C D Gholson of East Graham dies after a several day measles illness. Born February 28 1849 in Falls County he came to Young County fifty years ago. He married Elizabeth Gilmore and leaves a wife a daughter two grandsons a sister and a half brother. He contributed to Connor Creek church building and remained a devout Methodist. He will be missed by family and community.
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C. D. Gholson
East Graham
Oak Grove Cemetery
Edgar Neal
Brother Bickley
Brother Lipscomb
C. D Gholson
Falls County
Young County
Elizabeth Gilmore
Ora Lee Kimbrell
A F. Kimbrell
James Oakley
Leroy Kimbrell
Eliza Scarborough
Connor Creek
Gholson
Methodist Church
Thornton Installed as District Judge in 80th Judicial District
Hon. E. G. Thornton of Archer City was sworn in as district judge of the 80th district by District Clerk Willie Riggs. He began work at 9 am and presided over two robbery cases, each sentenced to five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Thornton
Archer City
Ferguson
Willie Riggs
H. R. Wilson
Thornton
Pie Suppers Help Fund Short Course Delegates
The Women s and Girls Demon tration clubs raised funds for Short Course participants at A and M College. A pie supper at Indian Mound netted 33.05 dollars, with W H Kennedy sending 2 dollars since he could not attend. Proffitt hosted a supper Saturday night adding 26.80 dollars to the treasury as clubs name their representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. and M. College
Indian Mound
W. H. Kennedy
Proffitt
Primary ballot filing deadline nears for Loving area candidates
The article notes only two days remain for candidates to file for the June primary. Precinct hopefuls from Loving, Jean, Olney and Newcastle who have not yet filed must do so by Saturday, June 19, or their names will be omitted from the ballot. Readers are urged to spread word to file with Edgar McLendon at W. H. Kennedy by the deadline.
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Loving
Jean
Olney
Newcastle
Leader
Edgar McLendon
W. H. Kennedy
Drilling Permits Rise Across North County Fields
Twenty seven drilling permits were issued last week in this territory signaling active shallow production across the northern county and into Jack and Archer Counties. Completions were reported near Orth and Jean with more in the Markley and Prideaux fields though full data is not yet available. A busy drilling campaign is planned for several months as new pools open weekly between 500 and 900 feet.
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Jack
Archer
Orth
Jean
Markley
Prideaux
Orth and
Lone Star Hatchery Closes Successful Graham Season
Graham Texas hatchery manager P. C. Walker says the Lone Star Hatchery ends its Mammoth Buckeye Incubator season on June 21 and will reopen September 1. The 10,068 capacity incubator ran near full, with hatch rates up to 98 percent and some eggs shipped to Jacksboro to meet demand. Walker plans expansion next season and touts southern growth for hatcheries.
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P. C. Walker
Lone Star Hatchery
Graham
Walker
Jacksboro
Mr. Walker
Plymouth Rocks
United States
Ella Martin Wins District Kitchen Contest
Mrs. Ella Martin, who won first in a Young County kitchen contest spent under 25 dollars, has been notified she took second in the district contest. Judge Miss Juanita Sprott, from district 5 in East Texas, evaluated the Young County kitchens.
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Ella Martin
Young County
Juanita Sprott
Texas
Firemen convention visit by Rubenkoe brothers at Harlingen
John and Louis Rubenkoe of Graham Fire Department attended the Fiftieth Annual Convention of State Firemen in Harlingen last week. They reported a fine meeting with frequent river crossings and valuable information gained on topics of interest to Texas firemen.
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Messrs
John
Louis Rubenkoenig
Harlingen
Texas
Louis
Graham Fire Department
Wiss Lois Babb Leaves for Dallas Summer School
Wiss Lois Babb departed last week for Dallas to attend a summer session at a local school.
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Wiss Lois Babb
Dallas
Revival services to feature Dr H E Dana in Graham
Dr H E Dana, a notable theologian and author, will lead revival at the First Baptist Church Graham from July 4 to 18. The program includes W L Cooper and his sister, both from Southwestern Seminary School of Gospel Music, to assist with music.
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H. E. Dana
Graham
First Baptist Church
Mississippi
Baptist College
Texas
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Fort Worth
Southwestern
Dana
South
W. L. Cooper
Miss Pais
School of Gospel Music
Southwestern Seminary
Women's Encampment At Crystal Falls July 8 9 10
Miss Norfleet Grimes announces a summer encampment at Crystal Falls on July 8 9 and 10 inviting every woman connected with demonstration work in Young and Stephens Counties. A 25 cent fee is due by June 26 and attendees should file their names with Miss Grimes promptly.
Safety First at Graham North Elm Street Improvements
City officials mark North Elm Street from the square to the passenger depot to ease traffic on the wide streets. Officials say heavy traffic and poor parking curbside endanger drivers, urging strict adherence to regulations to improve street safety.
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North Elm Street
Graham
Mack Sims Party Catches 28-Pound Catfish at Salt Creek
The Mack Sims party fished Salt Creek Tuesday night and hauled in a 28 pound catfish. Local anglers note many fine fish have been caught in Salt Creek this spring.
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Mack Sims
Salt Creek
Public Weigher Race Bid Shown by Jean Resident
Crawford E. Biggers of Jean visited yesterday and ordered campaign cards for his race as Public Weigher at Jean. He plans outreach and endorsements to support his candidacy in the local election.
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Crawford E. Biggers
Jean
Eliasville Hosts Two Day Bla Reunion Barbecue Rodeo
Eliasville plans a two day barbecue and rodeo on June 25 and 26 drawing about 10 000 visitors. A governor candidate rally and speeches, Graham band concerts, riding and roping events with large prizes, free camping on the Clear Fork grove, and complimentary barbecue with tender beef prepared by an expert.
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Eliasville
Texas
Clear Fork
Graham Band
First Car of New Wheat Is Unloaded at Jean
The Graham Mill and Elevator Co received its first car of new wheat Monday loaded at Jean. The grain tests 60 pounds and brings $1.20. By Tuesday close, two more cars had been loaded at Jean, two at Olney, and one at Megargel.
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Graham Mill and Elevator Company
Jean
Olney
Megargel
Young
F. B. Lowrey
Band Association Formed for Young and Jack Counties
A director and representative meeting formed a band association with W O Harwood Olney as president. The four bands from Graham Olney Bryson and Jacks county schools total about one hundred musicians. Monthly joint rehearsals and a massed concert are planned with Olney likely hosting the first event on July 3 during an Independence Day celebration.
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Young and Jack Counties
W. O. Harwood Olney
Graham
Olney
Bryson
Jacksboro
Melon Growers Optimistic on Graham Prospects
Mr L W Brooks reports good melon prospects with little melons already on vines and July harvests ahead if pests stay away. Local melon growers Mr S and Mr Simpson discussed melons on Graham streets. current outlook remains favorable for a sizable crop.
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L. W. Brooks
Nless
Mr. S
Mr. Simpson
Graham
Reverend Bickley cancels Center Ridge sermon Saturday night
Rev Joe W Bickley announces no preaching at Center Ridge this Saturday night due to the meeting at Graham Methodist Church. The notice emphasizes a change in schedule and directs attendees to the Graham church for the affiliated gathering.
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Joe W. Bickley
Center Ridge
Graham Methodist Church
Plans for Y M C A Work in Graham County
Mr C D Thornton of Dallas visits Graham and Young County to organize the Y M C A budget drive. Teams report strong support and a resident secretary will lead religious educational social and physical activities with committees in place. Residents are urged to contact Superintendent I T Gilmer or Rev W E B Lockridge to participate.
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C. D. Thornton
Dallas
Young Men’s Christian Association
Graeham
Young County
Graham
I. T. Gilmer
W. E. B. Lockridge
Revival services to close at Methodist Church
Ten day revival at the Methodist Church ends Sunday night with Rev. T. Edgar Neal delivering sermons on Leprosy of Sin What Shall I Do With Jesus The Way of Escape Heaven and Gods Last Call Children and youth work and cottage prayer meetings show gains Eden Singers lead song services and depart Monday for Rice Texas to continue meetings.
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Methodist Church
T. Edgar Neal
Jesus
Eden Singers
Graham
Rice
Texas
C of C Plans Market Sheds Here
The Graham Chamber of Commerce adopts plans to build market sheds on the east side of the public square to aid farmers selling vegetables milk butter eggs and other produce. Sheds will run along the fence beside the trucks and wagons, allowing shoppers to drive in and buy produce. This arrangement aims to give women and other buyers easy access to fresh items.
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Graham Chamber of Commerce
Weather notes on rain, threshing, and crop conditions
A weather report notes Sunday rain of .57 inch with uneven regional totals and unsettled conditions Thursday morning. Threshers are active as all small grain is cut. Graham Mill and Elevator Company received the first wheat Monday. A Tonk Valley hailstorm damaged cotton but was replanted. dry spell needed to save grain.
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Graham Mill and Elevator Company
Tonk Valley
Corsicana visitors with Johnson family
Mrs I D McAfee and daughters Thelma and Vivian of Corsicana visited Mrs J S Johnson. The Johnsons returned Tuesday for visits with relatives in Corsicana and other nearby areas.
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I. D. McAfee
Thelma
Vivian
Corsicana
J. S. Johnson
Chamber of Commerce Visits Murray for Evening Program
Graham Chamber of Commerce members journeyed to Murray last Thursday for a social night. The group toured local businesses in the main district then packed the schoolhouse for programs led by T. T. George and featuring A. T. Barrett and O. J. Wood. The Murray women provided cake while Graham brought ice cream, and many left with more cake than they could eat.
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Graham
Graham Chamber of Commerce
Murray
Chamber of Commerce
de Molay
Here
J. H. Megginson
A. H. Taylor
C. E. Bruce
Shifflett
Billingsley
Dewey Kramer
T. T. George
Joe W. Bickley
A. T. Barrett
Reading
Bernice
Walsh
George
Leader
County Tax Rate Reduced Ten Cents
The commissioners court reports a ten cent cut in Young County taxes for next year from 70 to 60 cents. County Judge Parsley notes savings from fewer jury weeks allowing jurors to stay with their crops, stating cases can be tried in one week.
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Young County
Parsley
Morrison Family Attends Converse College Commencement
Mr and Mrs A A Morrison Mrs Z A Hudson and Miss Annie Lucille Morrison with Miss Marjorie Hudson return home after attending the Converse College commencement exercises in the South East trip through New York Philadelphia and other cities followed by their East coast journey.
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A. A. Morrison
Z. A. Hudson
Annie Lucille Morrison
Marjorie Hudson
New York
Philadelphia
Morrison
Morris Visit to Sister in Mount Calm Texas
Dr and Mrs T M Morris of Mount Calm Texas visited Dr Morris sister Mrs Benton S Hock aday this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Morris
Mount Calm
Texas
Dr. Morris
Benton S. Hockaday
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