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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1923
Page
7
Mr. and Mrs. P. K. Deats spend the week end in Albany while Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Street visit Galveston and Houston. G. B. Johnson Hdwe Co offers two ten foot John Deere hay rakes at a bargain. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Morrison welcome a nine pound daughter born last Sunday June 17.
Lois Cook returns from Dallas where she attended S. M. A. this term. Miss Allie Thomas comes home from Baylor School of Nursing after a session there. Snoddy's Variety Store advertises a large lace assortment at reduced prices.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Reed and daughter left Tuesday morning for Colorado Springs and other cool spots in the mountains. Mrs. W. D. Norman returned from a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Kidwell, in Cache, Oklahoma.
Mrs. W. L. Askew is visiting relatives in Chico. Mrs. A. K. Kay has been quite sick for the past week.
Allye Hogue has been seriously ill at her home on South Oak Street for the past week, according to local family reports.
Snoddy's Variety Store runs a tennis shoe sale offering low prices to help customers save money on athletic footwear.
Mrs. H. C. Wilson of Fort Worth is visiting in the city as a guest of Mrs. W. M. Miller. Miss Bernice Miller, formerly at Baylor School of Nursing in Dallas, has returned home to spend time with family.
Snoddy's Variety Store promotes a new supply of ladies' house dresses described as the nicest and most complete assortment available. Shoppers are urged to find a bargain price on these dresses.
J. D. Phillips and his wife, married in Fort Worth last week, arrived in Graham after a Western trip and will make Graham their home. Phillips is employed by the First National Bank.
A store ad notes reduced prices on men's and boys harvest hats and women's and misses garden hats at Snoddy's Variety Store. The item also mentions Mrs. F. M. Bowman of Mineral Wells visiting her daughter Mrs. Joe L. Matthews.
Mr and Mrs F C Fay departed last week for a three month vacation at their home near Buffalo New York.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Rickman left Sunday for Palestine after spending two weeks here visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Rickman.
Mr and Mrs C E Beavers and their son Clarence Jr left yesterday by automobile for a pleasure trip to Wyoming. They will travel through New Mexico and Colorado on the journey.
Mrs. Lucile Holman and her two daughters of Brownwood are visiting Mrs. Holman’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Wilson, on South Plum Street, and other relatives in the city.
Mabry Short and his wife of Dallas are visiting relatives in Graham. Short is a former Graham boy and holds a responsible position with the Exchange National Bank of Dallas.
Editor McLendon writes from Dallas that his return home is delayed due to illness of his two sons J. W. and Mitchell, both treated at a sanitarium, but he expects to join his family soon. The note appears with a brief mention of Ladies' House Dresses being a bargain.
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