Results Home Demonstration Work Grows in Importance
In Young County Miss Norfleet Grimes promotes canning beef and chicken via Extension Service. Multiple households canned calves and hens, net profits ranging from 12.70 to 36.10 on various batches, with demonstrations drawing local participants and increasing pressure cooker adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfleet Grimes
Young County
Tom Hamilton
S. P. Wootten
G. W. Dawes
E. E. Brockman
R. D. Tyra
F. M. Danley
D. J. Singleton
O. King
Sam Golden
W. D. Duncan
Viola Jones
Bessie Mobley
Leona Duncan
Seth Choate
Lee Jones
Camming
C. L. Jones
E. Rodden
R. L. Henderson
O. K. Freeman
J. G. Choate
B. C. Laquay
Clarence la—— Quay
Bruce Freeman
Carl Rodden Paul Choate
Ferrel Knight
Katherine Freeman
Ruby Faye Jones
Clete Choate
Pauline Choate
Mary Choate
Ben Choate
Carl Rutherford
Tom Rutherford
A. R. Rutherford
Mesdames Addie Slater
Elmer Stephens
S. C. Tiffin
L. G. Bills
Orus McGee
Jack Petty
T. C
Mesdames
G. W. Daws
C. E. Mayes
John Reedy
S. P. Wootteen
Ruth Carmack
Man Who Struck Ten And Doing Our Best
The program lists B Y P U topics and leaders. Riley Massegee Edna Sweatman Grace Hamer Eula Fa Williams George Mayes Mildred Stephens O B Williams present readings on faithfulness talents and the first step toward doing our best based on Matthew 25 14 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley
Edna Sweatman
Grace Hamer
Eula Fa2 Williams
George Mayes
Mildred Stephens
O. B. Williams
Senior B Y P U Program Sunday May 9 1921
Program for Sunday May 9 1921 with topic Psalm 73 a problem psalm led by Wesley Stephens. Activities include A Good Beginning by Jease Beach and through scripture verses by Catherine Cox Muriel Harley Nell Whitesides Gladys Wood Winnie Fawks Venetta Moon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Stephens
Salem Methodist Church hosts preaching by Rev P E Cantrell
Rev Joe W Bickley reports a good meeting at Salem Methodist Church where Rev P E Cantrell of Caddo, former pastor, did the preaching. Bickley has been busy the last two months preaching in two meetings at South Bend and Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe W. Bickley
Salem Methodist Church
P. E. Cantrell
Caddo
Brother Bickley
South Bend
Salem
Red Top Club Discusses Home Economics And Pie Supper
The Red Top Club met at Mrs. Orus McGee’s home on Wednesday April 28 with seventeen members and two visitors. They discussed cleaning washing ironing and storing clothing and settled March and April business. A pie supper at the schoolhouse raised 50.31 to send two representatives to the Short Course in August. Visitors from Graham included Miss Grimes and Mr. Hale among others. Next meeting with Mrs. Tom Butler will cover Salads with demonstrations. The Graham Leader nears its fiftieth birthday and seeks accurate monthly reports from readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Top Club
Orus McGee
Edgar Steele
W. H. Kennedy
Berry
Weisenman
Graham
Miss Grimes
W. C. Hale
T. T. George
Prentiss Corley
T. O. Deats
Tom Butler
Charlie McGee
Holbert Reports on 48 Leghorn Hens Production
Claud Holbert of Proffitt submits a daily egg record for 48 Ever Lay Dark Brown Leghorns. April totals 1,017 eggs from the flock in thirty days, averaging about a dollar a day per hen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud Holbert
Proffitt
Holbert
Oil Town Hopes Rise Near Loving as Drilling Expands
Farmers plant cotton and grain remains steady though rust complaints surface. Oil interest grows with W. H. Baker preparing a well east of Loving and H. W. Drum overseeing land leasing. The Vaughn Quartet performed at the Methodist Church while a school auditorium show featured a magician. Local residents travel for care, attend church, and prepare end of year school entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munsey
Loving
H. W. Drum
Fluvanna
Texas
W. H. Baker
Maggie Kennedy
Joe Beard
W. W. Prather
Vaughn
Vaughn Music College
Methodist Church
Mesdames
A. J
Earl Wheat
Red Top
A. J. Beard
G. W. Rice
Wichita Falls
M. E
Brother Collie
Fort Worth
A. J. Maples
Jimmie
Oklahoma City
Rhea
Women urged voting as weapon for national righteousness
Mrs Henry W Peabody of Beverly Mass spoke to the Woman's Missionary Council urging that women use the ballot for national righteousness. She defended prohibition as a successful experiment when fair law enforcement and court procedure prevailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Peabody
Beverly
Mass
Woman's Missionary Council
Peabody
United States
Henry Peabody
Woman's National Committee For
Law Enforcement
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Church Women
Appalling Statement Highlighted at Council Meeting
Mrs. W. A. Newell, after careful study, reported that more young men under twenty five are in prisons and reformatories than enrolled in all colleges and universities, stating that one out of every seven marriages ends in divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Newell
Missionary Voice circulates widely with strong female support
The Missionary Voice has averaged 45,240 copies per month, driven by active women auxiliaries. It reaches thirty eight states and many international regions including Brazil, the Canal Zone, Canada, Cuba, Mexico, China, Africa, Japan, Korea, Wales, Belgium, Czecho-Slovakia, Poland and Sweden. Over the past three years seventeen million pages of missionary information have been distributed at no cost to the Board of the Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Voice
the Voice
Union
Brazil
Canal Zone
Canada
Cuba
Mexico
China
Africa
Japan
Korea
Wales
Belgium
Czecho-Slovakia
Poland
Sweden
the Council
A. M. Graham
Reverend Webb to Speak on The Unfinished Task at Graham
Dallas preacher Rev. Atticus Webb will address Graham at the First Methodist Church Friday night. The talk titled The Unfinished Task invites every Graham resident interested in the prohibition question to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atticus Webb
Dallas
First Methodist Church
Graham
Lest We Forget Gardens by Miss Norfleet Grimes
An article extols home vegetable gardens highlighting value over cotton, food importance, daily leafy vegetables, soil fertility, and abundant crop benefits. It also urges planting two vegetables daily, emphasizes fresh produce quality, and cites a Missouri study on net value per 1 20 and 1 2 acre plots. It ends with remarks on fall garden stirring and personal health notes.
Woman Destroys Beer Plant In San Antonio Raid
A mother aided by her 14 year old daughter raided a bootlegger headquarters near their home destroying several dozen bottles of beer and large quantities of brewing gear. Two operators fled the scene as law enforcement noted the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Prohibition
Detective Bureau
Nobody Enters Quietly Then Faces a Crowd
A terse report notes a man arrives empty handed and soon gains attention as onlookers and colleagues react, exposing him to scrutiny and social pressure as the mood shifts from anonymity to exposure.
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Spoerac
First National Bank
In Graham
Eemmeetr Federal Reserve System
E. S. Graham
C. C. Bloodworth
T. Cash
Graham Stewart
W. P
RED
Leader
Graham Leader
Mother
The
Graham National Bank
OLD Reliable
Graham, Texas
W. A. Corbett
R. V. Tidwell
Active
P G. D. Hinson
HL. Tidwell
H. D. Criswell
Cash
R. B. Whittenburg
Miss Norfleet Grimes
G. B. Johnson
Hardware Company
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