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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1922
Page
7
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E C Reed is in Dallas this week for Scottish Rite Masonic work Rev T E Bowman attended a Parker county conference last week Mr and Mrs J W Blaxton welcome a daughter born May 9 Misses Lou Stroud and Minnie Rubenkoenig spent the weekend in Dallas D G Vick of Fort Worth was a business visitor here last week Messrs Cook and Ellis returned yesterday from a business trip to
Entire stock of ladies and misses coats suits and capes offered at bargain prices by Street and Co. Local shoppers urged to visit the store for discounted fashions and seasonal reductions.
Mrs Emily Padgett is visiting Mr and Mrs D A Padgett in Dallas this week.
Superintendent H. B. Cogdell attended the state meeting of the Inter scholastic meet in Austin last week. Mrs. J. T. Rickman is visiting her son Byron Rickman in Athens this week. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hand of Fort Worth are visiting relatives and friends here this week.
About twenty dozen new hats arrived this week inviting view at The Leader office. Mrs W T Steadham on the Murray route called pleasantly Saturday. Breckenridge visitors last Sunday included Mr and Mrs J F McNabb and Mrs John B Wood. Dr and Mrs W O Padgett are in Dallas and Fort Worth this week for the State Medical Association and Masonic meetings. Mrs Sallie Burdick and Ardanelle of Dallas visit Mrs Burdick's parents Mr and Mrs James Porter.
Leave your orders at YE GIFTE SHOPPE for Mother's flowers on May 13.
Lois L. Maury and Katherine Erwin present a recital at the high school auditorium Friday evening May 18 to benefit the School Library. Public is cordially invited to attend.
A big assortment of trimmed ladies hats is offered on sale in three price groups. Lot one at 3.75, lot two at 4.95, and lot three at 6.50. The sale features a variety of styles for shoppers seeking affordable headwear.
Miss Betty Dawson was away from her desk at the County Superintendent’s office last week due to illness.
Mr W W Martin his wife and their young daughter Miss Mary Martin traveled with Miss Allie Schlittler to Wise county last Sunday for a family outing and visit.
A big stock of silk dresses goes on sale for ten days at bargain prices. The offer highlights a wide selection of silk styles for shoppers seeking affordable elegance.
Mr and Mrs Wayne Parmenter of Throckmorton visited relatives in Graham Saturday and Sunday during a weekend trip.
O H Cunningham of Gainesville Texas is transferred to Graham as manager of the Western Union office succeeding J W Allen who has served as efficient manager for several years. Cunningham is described as affable and expected to win the high regard Mr Allen has enjoyed.
Complete inventories are reported across town with stocks of dress goods staple dry goods shoes and hosiery filled. Merchants note steady demand and readiness for upcoming season as inventory levels remain strong and prices stable. Local shoppers can expect wide selections and prompt service.
Mrs. Stella Cooper and her young son from Atlanta are visiting Mr. and Mrs. James Porter. The note records a brief family gathering and travel from Georgia.
Mrs W M Hale of Olney is visiting her daughter Mrs Sikes Wood, staying several days with family and enjoying the visit in town.
Mr W M Hale of Olney who is staying at South Bend for a time is a Graham visitor today. Dr Griffin is in Fort Worth this week attending the State Medical Association.
Several Graham residents are at a community picnic near Orth to celebrate the oil well that came in on Sunday. The event marks a milestone for local energy development and community pride in Graham.
Rev. C E Dickson of Loving traveled to Graham yesterday for business, meeting local contacts and discussing ongoing affairs.
Dr C R Taylor and Baptist workers attend Loving Monday conference as Breckenridge Lions host the Graham Lions Friday. An auto show at 2 30 pm precedes the season’s big baseball game. Breckenridge practiced weeks while Graham’s team, former stars, are ready to challenge in Stephenson County.
A local bargain offers Miller's Studio special for children priced at 37 cents. The notice highlights a limited-time deal aimed at families seeking affordable portraits or crafts.
Local report notes Joe Wootten conducted business in Eliasville as residents were asked to consider Miller's Studio Special for children ten years or older.
Sheriff Cambern attends a local picnic near Olney amid celebrations of a new oil well near Ingleside. The event reflects regional pride as residents toast the development and economic prospects in the oil sector.
Rev. Joe R. Mayes of Fort Worth held a successful meeting at White Rose school house last week. Several joined the Graham Baptist church as a result. He will assist Dr. C. R. Taylor in summer meetings here.
The Sheriff's department is busy with vag rants bootleggers car thieves and other undesirables. Sheriff Cambern is not making much noise about it but he is delivering the goods.
Breckenridge Lions travel to Graham Lions for a Friday baseball game. The visitors aim to challenge the Graham Lions, who look to defend home turf and extend their winning streak at the park.
The ladies of the Episcopal Guild will meet with Mrs. Loyd Nash at 906 Shawnee on May 16 at 3:60 clock. Mrs. Voules, Secretary.
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