Local Visitors and Updates From Proffitt to Fort Worth
T G Black from Proffitt and Charlie Hutchison from Olney visited last week. Eva Owen is improving from illness. Alex Kutch from Gooseneck came on business. W C Burns attended the Fort Worth Stock Show. Supreme flour is praised for purity and quality. Mrs W M Miller visited relatives in Fort Worth. W L Ribble plans a new home south of town. Mrs Worth Timmons of Median Chapel traded in the city. Mr and Mrs R Mayes of Murray stayed with their daughter Mrs John Carmack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Black
Proffitt
Charlie Hutchison
Olney
Eva Owen
Worth Timmons
Median Chapel
Special Notice on Biscuit Appeal to Husbands
A quirky notice urges wives to bake biscuits from celebrat ed Supreme floor to win love. If that fails, contact a grocer for help, promising satisfaction guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enoug
Supreme Floor
For Sale Cattle and Unique Show Draws Crowd
For sale 25 high grade Hereford cows with young calves none over 5 years. The Monday night show drew perhaps the largest audience ever here the tent packed and many ladies lacked seats. The musical director Betz impressed with cornet and violin mastery drawing crowds, more than any prior advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betz
Health and weather woes in South Bend community
In South Bend health remains poor for many families with several members ill. The week has felt winterlike and crops suffer from lack of rain. Local residents report happenings from photography visits by Ellis and his partner to field chores, a hand injury, hatch race by incubator operators, and community events including a Union Gin project and a church appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Hyden
Copeland
Appy
Mr. Ellis
Ranger
Walter Fawks
J. R. Holcomb
Graham
J. E. McBrayer
H. L. Thornton
Everet Harrell
Herbert Rogers
Pleasant Hill
Bend
Mr. Dunlap
Portales
N. M
W C. Reed
Jean Community News From Shinola Area
Jean residents discuss church services, school progress, and local gossip. Many names appear including Strouds, Webb, May Stroud, Dona Duncan, Dolly Haskett, and Graham leaders. Plans for a telephone, railroad, and continued newspaper readership are noted along with sickness reports and parish events.
Priscilla Club Hosts Guests and Box Supper Plan
Mrs Evans Mabry hosted the Priscilla Club meeting with Mesdames Street McCain Tom Price Wid mayer Harrison of Dallas and Miss Ollie Kidwell as guests. Fancy work and music by Misses Kidwell Cunningham accompanied a business session deciding a Friday box supper to raise funds for Court House Park work. Each member should provide at least two boxes after 5 30 and others are invited to contribute. A music program was planned and Mrs A Morrison will entertain on Thursday. next meeting with Mrs McJimsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans Mabry
Priscilla Club
Mesdames
Street
McCain
Tom Price
Widmayer
Harrison
Dallas
Ollie Kidwell
Cunningham
Court House Park
A. Morrison
McJimsey
Young Ladies Entertained at Sunday School Class
Miss Linnie Herron hosted a Tuesday night gathering for her Sunday School class inviting guests. Games and prizes were played with a brief group composition on Boys Dainty refreshments followed. Attendees included Lillian Hall Theola Yates Alta Parsons Lucile Reed Eva McNatt Mary Dell Gallaher Bessie Jiant Kathleen Stewart Lottie Bell Wallace Grace Stewart Horace Hughes prize winners Kiva McNatt and Lillian Hall. Bro. and Sister Williams assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linnie Herron
Mama
Miss Linnie
Lillian Hall
Theola Yates
Alta Parsons
Lucile Reed
Eva McNatt
Mary Dell Gallaher
Bessie Jiant
Kathleen Stewart
Lottie Bell Wallace
Grace Stewart
Horace Hughes
Kiva McNatt
Bro
Sister Williams
Linnie
Cedar Creek Local Notes and Small Events
Cedar Creek reports Edna Cretsinger burned in a fire accident at home. Uncle Josh West visited J W Stones near Ivan and P F Lisle near Proffitt this week. R L Upham visited Hamilton County relatives. Weather stays dry and cool. K L Cretsinger and J M Reed planted corn this week. William Barron moved to S M Holmes place. The Leader weekly calls are appreciated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Cretsinger
Edna
Josh West
J. W. Stone
Ivan
P. F. Lisle
Proffitt
R. L. Upham
Hamilton County
Kk. L. Cretsinger
J. M. Reed
William Barron
S. M. Holmes Place
Leader
Huffstuttle Church Notes and Local Socials
Light rain and a norther visited the area with a good rain badly needed nearby. Bro. McCullough preached at eleven yesterday and planned to preach in Murray this afternoon. Community singing at the Woods home was enjoyed. Neighbors report tanks being cleaned due to dry conditions. Several residents, including Mrs Posey McDaniel and Mrs Annie Otts, have been sick. J L Wilson of Newcastle was in town on business. Families gathered at Wood and Coon homes Sunday for meals and visiting. New baby welcomed to Tom Yancy and wife’s home. Numerous locals hosted guests at Sunday gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar and
Stroud
Olney
Stella Stroud
Jean School
Rasure
Shinola
Bro. Edwards
Farmer
Webb
Jack Markum
Graham
Clarence Willis
Jean
Bro. Shipman
Annie Carmack
May Stroud
A.J. Kirkpatrick
Hiram Stroud
Dona Duncan
Dolly Haskett
Newcastle
Cantrill
Bro
McCullough
Murray
Woods
Coom
Posey McDaniel
Annie Otts
J.L. Wilson
R. L. McDaniel
Posey
Pye
Foster
Susie Campbell
Alma Fawks
Ella
Stella
Nevada McDaniel
Mattie Peacock
Jim Tts
Ab Campbell
Bragg
Oliver Taylor
Jim Moreland
Jerry Moreland
Frank Otts
S. A. Otts
C. Campbell
Willie Snow
Wood
Coon
No Need of Scratching Cure Ad Promises Relief
An old advertisement touts Hunt's cure for itching maladies. It claims one application relieves and one box guarantees cure, appealing to readers seeking fast relief from various skin troubles.
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Hunt
Winter Weather Touches Brier Branch Church Scene
The community notes a March spell of winter weather. Regular preacher Brother Atchison filled his Sunday appointment to a large audience. Several locals including Misses Bertie Stella Wilson and Myrtle Stinnett from Mt Pleasant attended church, while others visited kin and shopped in Fort Worth. Andrew Kelly and his mother left for the Fort Worth stock show as Mr Cornelius plans a spring storm cellar and Tax Assessor Fields visited the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brother Atchison
Bertie
Stella Wilson
Myrtle Stinnett
Mt. Pleasant
Grover Gallaher
Fort Worth
Tom Burch
Hugh Wray
Sallie Burch
Mt. Zion
Mr. Scroggins
Cornelius
Mr. McClain
Harry Cornelius
Miss Thomas
White Rose
Minnie
Lydia Watson
Della Carter
Andrew Kelly
Burch
Bread praise for Supreme flour sparks confident forecast
Mrs Jones compliments the bread as Mrs Smith explains John sent a sack of Supreme flour. The quality is praised and both agree no other flour will be used in the future, signaling strong confidence in the product.
Pleasant Hill Notes From A Quiet Rural Community
Pleasant Hill residents report busy farm work preparing for another bumper crop. Miss Gertrude Gilmore oversees a progressing school as weather limits weekly activities. Mrs O A Rogers and children visited relatives near True last weekend. Charley Choate lost a mule this week. Local children have been ill the past days. S D Rogers attended court in Graham. Miss Velma McCasland teaching Tank Valley school visited her parents. Lizzie Thornsberry and Lewis Connor Creek guests visited McCasland family. Welcome return of Mrs Benson and daughters to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Gilmore
O. A Rogers
Charley Choate
Mt. Pleasant church news and events update
Rev F A Suttle to preach at Mt. Pleasant next Friday night. Missionary Baptist church names Rev A B Wilson as pastor with regular monthly services. A box supper led by Miss Julia Timmons is planned for March 26 to raise funds for the schoolhouse. Grandma Sitton is improving as corn planting season begins and rain is awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.A. Suttle
Mt. Pleasant
Missionary Baptist Church
Wilson
Bro. Wilson
Julia Timmons
Grandma Sitton
Preventives for the Cold Offered by B. & Doty Co
A retailer promotes Preventives the little Candy Cold Cure Tablets as a dependable safeguard against the season's grip and common colds. The ad urges keeping a box ready in pocket or purse. a box of 48 costs 22 cents.
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Doty & Co
Notice to Young County Camp Members Meeting March 27
All members of the Young County Camp No 127 U C V are requested to meet at the Court House in Graham on Saturday March 27. Necessary and important matters to be attended to. F Harron Adgt Supreme. Our Special brands of flour are sold in twenty five towns and cities by fit dealers and used by ten thousand people.
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Young County Camp
Court House
Graham
Supreme
Togo and Don Johanne Stud Service Ad
Togo is a Cleveland pay and Motlock stud three years old seventeen hands high weighing 1480 pounds Service ten dollars to insure. Johnne is a Black Mammoth Jack fifteen hands four years old Service ten dollars to insure. These animals will stand at my farm 112 miles north of Loving. Satisfaction guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Togo
Cleveland
Johnne
Loving
Cold norther hurts fruit crops in True community
A cold norther Monday night damaged local fruit crops while farmers begin planting corn and preparing fields for cotton. The scene also mentions Rev. C N Williams sermons, W O W Convention attendee M M Burris returning to Graham for court, and multiple locals visiting churches, banks, and events in Olney and Fort Worth.
Snow Liniment Relief Adverts in Local Paper
A neighbor and reader are reminded that rheumatism and common injuries can strike anyone. Ballard's Snow Liniment is advertised to relieve aches pains and heal wounds, with B. S. Doty & Co. as the seller in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Doty & Co
For Sale or Trade Grey Stallion Lexington Enmark Glenco
For sale or trade a fine two year old thoroughbred stallion described as grey eagle with Lexington Enmark and Glenco bloodlines. A capable saddler who goes all the quits. Contact Joan Martin and Miles east of Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Enmark
Glenco
Joan Martin
Miles
Graham
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Kallam
R. G. Hallam
Alex Kutch
W. c C. Burns
W.M. Miller
W.L Ribble
Young County
Graham Holw Co
D. G. Vick
South Bend
Leone
W. M. Goode
Bertha McBrayer
Lela McCluskey
Farmer's Union
Grandma Fickling
Willie
J. J. Fawks
Rev. Feightson
Cedar Creek
Brier Branch
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C. N. Williams
M. M. Burris
Houston
Hugh Jones
Maggie Jones
I. C. Gibbs
Jim Foster
R. H. Choat
Willis Gibbs
First National Bank
Judge Fry
W. O. Clark
Bert Yates
Mr. Richardson
R. H. Cheat
I. K. Leberman
Ida Montgomery
Myrtle Terrell
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