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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1913
Page
1
The Loving community organizes a large basket picnic at Steadham grove north of Loving on June 28. The committee promises water shade and diverse attractions including speaking bronco riding racing games and more. The Graham Concert Band will provide music and invites Graham and Wencorry residents to attend for a good time.
The June 18 ceremony at the Methodist Church joined Fort Worth resident Z D Fallin and Miss Minnie Cook of Graham in matrimony. The event featured Ruth Moore as sponsor, Bertie Cook as bridesmaid, Rosemary Bowman flower girl, Mrs J H Bowman matron, Scott and Doty as ushers, and Rice as best man. The couple’s romance began in Polytechnic during college.
The pastor will be away the first weeks of July so Rev. J. M. McCain of Waco will lead the pulpit on the first Sunday in July. Congregants are urged to attend and make the day pleasing to all. Mrs Downs of Fort Worth and Mr Price hosted visitors this weekend and Mrs Downs gave a solo at the Presbyterian church.
A. O. Norris returned tonight from Wichita Falls where he visited his daughter Mrs. J. C. Kay. Halbert, Andrew and Jim Jackson plus guest Dr. Lancaster of Granbury spent Wednesday on a river camping and fishing trip. Dr. Gus Lancaster, also of Granbury, stayed with Halbert Jackson this week after attending his illness in Fort Worth. Mrs. J. M. McKinney of Cameron is visiting her daughter Mrs. W. D. Boswell and has accompanied her son Dr. McKinney from Olney to visit.
A bull charged a boy who was nearly killed, tearing clothing and bruising him. The animal pawed the youth, ripped his shoes, and caused minor injuries. The boy did not suffer lasting damage and is recovering.
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