Lynch couple attend Fort Worth wedding of son John Lynch
Mr and Mrs R E Lynch attended the marriage of their son John Lynch to Miss Altha Turner at Fort Worth yesterday.
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
8
Mr and Mrs R E Lynch attended the marriage of their son John Lynch to Miss Altha Turner at Fort Worth yesterday.
E. S. Graham and family departed Tuesday for several weeks travel toward the north and east. They intend to sail back by boat from New York to Galveston or New Orleans.
Benton Hockaday and Miss Laurett Morris of Hubbard City united in marriage last week at the bride’s mother's home. The groom, an Honey Grove native now employed at the post office, had built a cottage on East Fourth Street. Friends congratulate the couple as they settle into their new home in Graham.
The Civic League expresses gratitude to the public for attendance and donations at Friday night Ice Cream Supper at Shawnee Park. Special thanks to the ladies who donated cakes. A cordial invitation is extended for the public to visit Shawnee Park.
J C Vaughan purchased eight registered hogs last week from John Ware a noted Stephens County stock farmer. Ware moved to a suburban home two years ago but remains devoted to high bred cattle and hogs and hosts visitors with old time Southern hospitality. Vaughan, already interested in fine stock, bought eight hogs and shipped them to his ranch east of town.
Dallas papers note the death of Mrs B C Odom who lived in Dallas last week She was wife of the Graham schools superintendent for three years and will be remembered by Graham residents after several months illness She is survived by her husband and one brother Dr J M Burford of Independence Texas
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