Lone Oak Club Meeting Reports Protective Diet Program
The Lone Oak Club met with Mrs. B. T. Champion on April 30 with seven members and one new member. Miss Norfleet Grimes led topics on diet and emotion and the group discussed improving family meals. The Girls 4H Club demonstrated a chicken cookery and canned meat, with aprons and caps awarded. An ice cream supper is planned May 21 to fund a representative to the A and M Short Course, and the next meeting is set with Mrs. Carl Johnston. Finis were visitors in town Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. T. Champion
Norfleet Grimes
J. G. Hawkins
May Shatto
Mrs
R. E. Senkel
Carl Johnston
Busy Farming Section Sees Cotton Planting and Final School Days
Farmers report a busy season with cotton planting or prep underway. Gardens look healthy and the school year ends soon. A program is planned Friday night led by Principal Lois Cook and teacher Miss Jessie B Stegall. Arthur Slader suffered a broken arm from a car crank accident but is recovering. Families from Crawford and Herndon attended Sunday School in Jermyn, with others going home for dinner after services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Cook
Jessie B. Stegall
Arthur Slader
Mr. Crawford
Mr. Herndon
Jermyn
Mabel Worsham
Gertrude Gachter
Lillie Crawford
Melvin Burkett
Jess Farmer
Lucille Local Notes City Church and Births
Local singers and Sunday School services filled the week. Several families share visits, new baby born April 27, and many farmers start cotton planting. News of illnesses includes Mrs. Chick and Mrs. Stephens. Hart Wester dies near Mineral Wells. funeral at McAdams Cemetery. Sympathy offered to the Pembertons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Chick
Newt Stephens
Manly
Graford
Jacob Mills
Anson
H. B. Hogan
Breckenridge
Fred McAvoy
F. C
Jim Rodgers
Palo Pinto
John Bridges
Bill Boyd
Baby
Holt
Parvel Chick
Carter Bend
Hugh Gilmore
Near Whitt
F. C. Rodgers
Fannie Chick
Susie Mae Boyd
Hubert
Graham
George Daves
Hart Wester
Mineral Wells
McAdams
Pickwick
Alfred Pemberton
Sunday School Attendance Tops Previous Week At Baptist Church
Attendance rose to eighty five last Sunday with a goal of ninety five for next Sunday set by Supt. F. G. Wiley. A girls quartet won the singing over a boys quartet, and local residents note community visits and small local rearrangements including farm leasing and school sports results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
F. G. Wiley
Lennie Ribble
Mary
Florence Bunger
Pauline Strickland
Arthur Thomas
Terrell Watson
Carrol Poe
William Strickland
J. A. Strickland
Plemons
Texas
R. B. Whittenburg
Lee McLaren
Archer City
T. F. Weldon
Ben Weldon
Pickwick
Ming Bend
O. M. James
Castro County
H. L. Childress
McAlester
Oklahoma
A. E. Knudson
George Mahaney
Fort Worth
Graham High School
Sam Goldwater
O. M. James Farm
Flint Creek Pie Supper Aids Club Fund
The Monument Flint Creek Home Demonstration Club held a pie supper raising 34.50 to fund a member’s A M Short Course trip. Miss Lillie Crawford won prettiest girl, while Mr Arthur Moore was joked as ugliest man. Fifteen members met with Mrs Fred Cox to discuss Protective Diet and Emotions on Eating. Next meeting with Mrs Rubenkoenig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monument-Flint Creek Home
Indian Mound News Sees Social Visits and Health Hopes
Mrs B W Drum and sister Mrs A Bird and sons Truett and Willie Harrell visited their father J S Fisher and sister Minnie Fisher. Many neighbors called and visited, Miss Hazel Fisher and Catherine spent time with Margie Easterling, and Ethel Rutherford visited Red Top. Gardens and chickens grow, Billy Fisher reports a good corn stand. Bro W L Grubbs ill with flu, prayers for all sick. Next Saturday night and Sunday preaching days with Brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Drum
A. Bird
Truett
Willie Harrell
J. S. Fisher
Minnie Fisher
G. W. McComas
Mr. Simpson
Hazel Fisher
Catherine
Margie Easterling
Ethel Rutherford
Red Top
Truett Bird
Graham
Ruth McComas
Bird
Lillie Hoggard
Billy Fisher
Tom Ward
Ruby Hawkins
Greenville
W. D. Howe
Fred Zarno
Ruth Fisher
Olney
Ruth
W. P. Fisher
W. L. Grubbs
Community Outing and Family Visits Mentioned
Smith invites all to join and bring a guest. Local names Truett Bird Charlie Mc Gehee Jim Robinson Margie Easterling Goldie Easterling Hazel Fisher Dollie Thomas Ola attend. Sun Brazos River kodaking noted. Leland Bryan family Pattie Lee visit Roy Bryan’s home Sunday evening. Floyd McComas family visit Humble in Graham. W H Simpson family visit Graham. Roy Bryan and wife visit Mrs. Bryan in Rocky Mound. Effie Bryan calls on Grandpa Fisher Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Roy Bryan
Mrs. Bryan
Rocky Mound
Effie Bryan
Grandpa Fisher
Dissolution of Farmers Milling Company Partnership
The Farmers Milling Co. formed by Jim J. Jones and J. E. Askew dissolves by mutual consent. Jim J. Jones buys Askew’s interest and assumes all debts. All accounts due are to be paid to Jones, who will continue business under Farmers Milling Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Milling Co
Jim J. Jones
J. E. Askew
Farmers Milling Company
Bread Run Stymied by Home Cooking Sign
A lighthearted exchange shows a mother asking Johnny about a loaf of bread. He cites a closed store, then notes a sign in the window advertising home cooking, implying a change in business hours or offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Equal Hem Curtains Improve Longevity and Versatility
The note explains that making hems of equal width on top and bottom allows curtains to be hung upside down later, extending their life compared to always hanging them in one orientation. It emphasizes practical durability.
Extend Umbrella Life By Monthly Oil in Top Notch
A simple maintenance tip suggests pouring a few drops of oil into the umbrella top notch about once a month. This lubrication prevents rust on the rib ends and can double the umbrella’s lifespan.
Quip Outtake Sparks Laugh Amid Banter Debate
The remark plays on mutual agreement and doubt, highlighting a playful exchange about harmony and error. Both speakers tease the idea that agreement might be risky, ending in lighthearted humor.
Prune Wrinkle Trick With Cold Cream Endorsed
A domestic science expert claims the method to smooth prune wrinkles is to rub them with cold cream for several nights. The unusual tip reflects era home remedy advice promoting cosmetic rubbing over other treatments.
Mother's Day Observed at First Methodist Church
Rev T Edgar Neal announces Mother's Day at the First Methodist Church for next Sunday with enhanced ceremony. Flower girls in vestibules provide flowers, ushers will be mothers, and songs honor mothers. The sermon theme is Mothers the Makers of Men with a flower token for the oldest mother. Sunday night addresses young people on Square Pegs in Round Holes. Visitors invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Edgar Neal
First Methodist
Mothers Day at First Christian Church Echoes 1924 Proclamation
Next Sunday at First Christian Church marks Mothers Day with red or white flowers for living or deceased mothers. Special music and youth poems accompany sermons on The Greater Tie and The Peril of Youth. No services May 16 and 23 due to Klingman attendance elsewhere. May 30 is his farewell Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Jesus
David
Brother Klingman
Electra
When Love Grows Cold Lavishly Brought to Liberty
Mrs Rudolph Valentino stars in Laura Jean Libbeys When Love Grows Cold at the Liberty Theatre May 12 and 13. The production features lavish scenery gowns boots and interiors with Natacha Rambova praised as a striking screen icon and wife of the famous sheik of the movies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Valentino
Laura Jean Libbey
Liberty Theatre
Valentino
Natacha Rambova
Citation Notice in 1926 Young County Court Case No 8063
The State of Texas commands the sheriff to publish this citation weekly for four weeks in the county area to summon Sylphia Tynes and numerous heirs and parties including G W Hoak and Willie Hoak as plaintiffs in district court to answer a petition filed May 4 1926 in case No 8063 set for the 1st Monday in June 1926 in Graham Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Texas
Young County
Sylphia Tynes
E. W. Perry
Geo. L. Perry
R. L. Foard
Robert L. Foard
Eva Howard
Evylen C. Howard
Evlyn C. Howard
Evaly C. Howard
Evly C. Howard
Evalyn C. Howard
Joe McDaniel
R. A. McDaniel
Graham
Texas
A. D
G. W. Hoak
Willie Hoak
George L. Perry
Evyln C. Howard
Evaly C
Land dispute in Young County seeks title by adverse possession
In Young County Texas a petition in trespass to try title targets 112 acres from the Sylphia Tynes Survey seeking title by five and ten year statutes of limitation and adverse possession. The plaintiffs Howard and McDaniel heirs pray for title possession removal of clouds and costs with court to vest title in them. May 4 1926. Willie Riggs clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen S. E
S. W. Cor
Willie Riggs
District Court
Young County
Graham
Texas
A. D
L. S
Rubye Lee Edens
Constable's Sale in Young County Texas 1926
Notice of execution sale by Constable J D Dawson under an order from the District Court of Young County to satisfy a $2,857.25 judgment in favor of The First National Bank of Graham against G F Browning. Sale set for June 1, 1926 at the Graham courthouse, with undivided mineral interests in specified surveys offered for cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Young County
First National Bank of
Graham
Texas
G. F. Browning
William T. Carter
R. E. Lynch
Clear Fork Oil & Gas Company
J. D. Dawson
Citation Publication for Eda Exene Steiner
Young County issues a summons requiring Eda Exene Steiner to appear at the next regular term by publication once weekly for four weeks in a local newspaper or the nearest district publication if no local paper exists. The notice directs publication prior to the return day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Texas
Young County
Eda Exene Steiner
30Th Judicial District
Divorce Petition in 30th District Court of Graham County
In Graham County on June 7 1926 a petition filed May 5 1926 in case No 8065 by Fred J. Steiner against Eda Exene Steiner asks the court to dissolve their marriage. The couple wed September 19 1921 in Valley City North Dakota and separated January 6 1923 after she left him, with the plaintiff alleging abandonment and seeking divorce and costs. Judge Willie Riggs signs the notice under the court seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ome County
Graham
Fred J. Steiner
Eda Exene Steiner
Valley City
North Dakota
Willie Riggs
Young County
L.S
Rubye Lee Edens
Announcements for Representative and County Official Seats
Public notices list candidates for the 109th district representative J. H. Timberlake and G. W. Ware, and County Judge candidate W. F. Parsley. The terse announcement informs readers of approved contenders in the local election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Timberlake
G. W. Ware
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lone Oak Clubs
Finis
Flint Creek News
Lucille
Bunger News
Flint Creek
Indian Mound News
Washington, D. C
Little
Albert
Larko
Daughters of American Revolution
Washington
John Campbell
Denver
Colorado
First Christian Church
Jameson Fashion Shop
Graham and Bryson, Texas
Constable’s Sale
Congress
B. D. Sartin
W. D. Macfarlane
E. G. Thornton
30Th Dist
Ben P. Allred
Joe B. Carrigan
W. F. Parsley
J. H
Jim) Choat
W. H. Kennedy
N. S. Farmer
Geo. S. Berry
Henry C. Carpenter
W. E. Steele
T. FE. Wallace
Sam Copeland
W. W
Bill) Martin
L. H
Bud) Harris
J. B. Foster
J. E. Binkley
Velma Weisenman
Etna Wilkinson
Constable
J. D. Hodges
M. T. Phillips
J. E
Parsons
H. I. Reynolds
Joel Edens
J. Wiley Moore
A. C. Anderson
A. A. Donnell
C. W. Akers
Mack H. Sims
For Justice Peace
J. T. Rickman
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