War Crisis Deepens As U Boat Attacks Escalate
The past week saw a closer Germany America crisis with renewed U boat violence in the barred zone. The sinking of the Laconia and the fate of the Rochester and Orleans drew sharp attention as President Wilson urged Congress to grant armed neutrality while Republicans and some pacifists oppose. The Leader praises Wilson as a prudent statesman who will avoid unwarranted war if possible.
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Germany
Orleans
Rochester
Holland
United States
Laconia
Congress
Bryan
Pris cillas Enjoy Mrs Miller’s Hospitality
A Tuesday afternoon event hosted by Mrs Miller drew Pris cillas and guests. Miss Zella Allen assisted and played piano solos that delighted attendees. The next meeting is set with Mrs H L Morrison on March 6.
Parkinson and Cummings Union in City Ceremony
Mr Tom Parkinson and Miss Zena Cummings wed at noon in the city at the Ayterian manse with Rev Gary L Smith officiating. The couple will live in Anson where the groom has resided recently as the Leader offers congratulations.
District Court Jurors Named for Three Week Term
The District Court convenes next Monday with jurors listed for the first three weeks. Names include J. F. Barnett, John M. Baxter, W. C. Bell, R. H. Helm, J. Underwood, Bob Farr, P. T. Lisle, J. V. Hamm, Lamar Smith, G. W. Slater, J. Grantham, V. A. Watson, L. F. Bailey, J. Burton, J. Harris, C. Cochran, J. Cantrell, A. M. Bowen, W. D. Bowling, John A. Brown, F. G. Burnett, H. L. Bush, Lee Carmack, J. Carter, J. Jordan, T. Jones, A. M. Jones, G. M. Jones, J. Jordan, J. Kelley, J. Nawl, Harry Kindley. Petit Jury lists for second and third weeks follow with numerous jurors including W. J. Kunkle, B. R. Laremore, J. Barnett, O. Lewis, S. Wallace, J. Hulse, Hailey, Harrell, Pratt, Holcomb, Hutchings, Mayes, Pounds, Nance, Reeves, Daws, Woodrome, Wright, Zimmerman, Williams, Wilkerson, Whittenburg, Millican, Taylor, Vardy, Vance, Thompson, Terrey, Stewart, Stephens, Simmons, Shifflett, Seddon, Rogers, Rogers, Robertson, Tiffin, Ribble, Rhodes, Renick, Procter, Price.
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J. F. Barnett
John M. Baxter
W. C. Bell
R. H. Helm
J. Bb. Underwood
Bqob Farr
P. T. Lisle
J. V. Hamm
Lamar Smith
G. W. Slater
J. I. Grantham
VY. A. Watson
L. F. Bailey
J. 8. Burton
J. T. Harris
B. C. Cochran
J. J. Cantrell
A. M. Bowen
W. D. Bowling
John A. Brown
F. G. Burnett
H. L. Bush
Lee Carmack
J. T. Carter
8. L. Jorden
T. E. Jones
A. M. Jones
G. M. Jones
J. L. Jorden
J. H. Kelley
J. M. Nawl
Harry Kindley
Petit Jury
W. J. Kunkle
B. R. Laremore
J. M. Barnett
J. O. Lewis
H. Strother
F. T. Littlejohn
J. H. Lowe
S. F. Wallace
Walter Dilbeck
R. L. Grey
J.B. Hulse
K. H. Hailey
F. E. Harrell
H. M. Orr
L. F. Pratt
J. R. Holcomb
T. Tolston
Obituary and Local Notices From Fort Worth Area
Miss Esther Jane Upperman died of tuberculosis of the bone at the family home in Fort Worth after a lingering illness. She was buried at Oak Grove cemetery after funeral services led by Rev. J. E. Evans. Born July 30 1902 in Iowa, she lived in Graham and Fort Worth and is survived by parents, four brothers, one sister, and a grandfather. Richard Turner died after surgery. funeral was at Oak Grove with Rev. Ashley Chappell officiating. He leaves parents Mr. and Mrs. Co E Turner and sisters Edna and Lora. The Leader extends sympathy.
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Fort Worth
Oak Grove Cemetery
J. E. Evans
The
Christian Church
Miss Upperman
A. Upperman
Haskell County
Iowa
Graham
Richard Turner
Dallas
Ashley Chappell
Methodist Church
Co. E. Turner
Edna
Lora
Friends of the
Wichita Falls Visitor Sees Daughter in Town
M. Yates of Wichita Falls was in town on business Wednesday visiting his daughter Mrs. C. W. Hinson.
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Hi. M. Yates
Wichita Falls
C. W. Hinson
Bonnet and Apron Sale Sponsored by Local Church Ladies
The Christian church ladies will conduct an apron and bonnet sale at W L Howery's store on the west side square this Saturday March 10. Public invited to attend.
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Ladies of the Christian Church
W. L. Howery
West Side Square
Bowie Banker Promoted After Transfer to Newcastle
Chas Keen visited Fort Worth last week as Earl M. Brewton moves from First National Bank Bowie to First State Bank Newcastle. Brewton’s promotion reflects on Bowie Commercial College training and his many friends praise his career advancement.
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Chas. Keen
Fort Worth
Earl M. Brewton
First National Bank
Bowie
First State Bank
Newcastle
Earl
Bowie Commercial College
R K Mayes Dies After Long Texas Career
R K Mayes a Murray resident since 1875 died February 22 and was buried in Tyra cemetery. Rev G W Black led the funeral. Born October 16, 1842 in Shelby County Missouri he moved to Dallas County in 1846 and later lived in Young County. He served in the Civil War, married in 1863 in Tarrant County and had ten children. He joined the Baptist church in 1865. He died at his Young County home, leaving a legacy as a valued citizen.
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R. K. Mayes
Murray
Tyra
G. W. Black
Robert Kanady Mayes
Shelby County
Missouri
Dallas County
Texas
Tarrant County
Union
Baptist Church
Young County
Mayes
Dr. W H Logan Returns From Panther City Trip
Dr W H Logan arrives home Sunday night after a brief business trip to Panther City arriving with news of his recent engagements and plans ahead for new assignments in the city medical practice.
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W. H. Logan
Panther City
Davidson-Oatman Nuptials In Waco Beasley Event
Miss Maud Oatman and Richmond Davidson were married by Rev W W Melton at the Newman home on February 19. Attendant Edna Broiles wore white and pink. the bride in blue traveled suit with white bouquet. After visiting the coast, they will reside in Beasley. Mrs Oatman is A F Oatman’s daughter of Loving and a 1916 Waco high school graduate.
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A. H. Newman
W. W. Melton
Maud Oatman
Richmond
Davidson
Edna Broiles
Beasley
A. F. Oatman
Loving
Young County
Waco
B. E. Mabry
Knights of Pythias Oyster Supper At Hall
The Knights of Pythias held an oyster supper and banquet last Thursday at their hall. The Dolman House prepared the meal for 102 members along with their wives and friends. Games followed the meal in the hall.
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Knights of Phythias
Dolman House
K. of P
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