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Graham Leader

Location

Graham, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1913

Page

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Cast List for Evening at the Opera House

A fragmented cast list shows Mrs Frances Charmington and Mrs Bowman in roles with Miss Camille Gallaher and Miss Miller as Dora Vanderver. Paul Deats plays George Washington Wheelshaft and Wright McClatchey is Frederick Charmingtons son. Rosemary Bowman is a maid.

Opera House Frances Charmington Bowman Dora Vanderver Miss Miller Reginald de Bluster D. D. Casenbary George Washington Wheelshaft Paul Deats Frederick Mrs. Charmington Wright McClatchey Maid Rosemary Bowman

Postmaster Election Ticket For Graham Precinct Drawn

The ticket for Graham postmaster election was drawn from a hat by Judge E W Fry in Young County commissioners court. The signatories certify as Democrats that they did not vote against any Democratic nominees in the November 1912 election and list names including D B Wood F M Burkett Blakey Gallaher E Hall Mary L Manning J T Vaughan N S Farmer Mrs Kate Schuster Homer Mayes L P Brooks F Herron B B Garrett Mrs J Ely.

Graham E. W. Fry Commissioners Court of Young County D. B. Wood F. M. Burkett Blakey Gallaher E. Hall Mary L. Manning

Box Packed for Buckner Orphans Home Shower

Baptist Missionary Society workers with Mrs. H. R. Jeffery counted garments totaling 211.65 dollars for Buckner’s Orphans Home on May 13. The group thanks Graham and surrounding towns for support and clothing and money donations to aid 700 hoped for beneficiaries. Mrs. M. W. High serves as correlative secretary.

Buckner’s Orphans Home The Baptist Missionary Society Graham Henry Buxton M. W. High Cor

Town Folks Trade and Praise West Texas Town

Mrs W P Fisher of Indian Mound and several Bryson residents traded with local merchants on Tuesday. J M McKinney of Seymour visited his son Tom and praised Graham, calling it the best town in West Texas.

W. P. Fisher Indian Mound J. M. McKinney Seymour Tom

Graham Concert Band Opens Season in Park

The Graham Concert Band holds its opening performance in the park tomorrow night. Because the Daughters of the Confederacy present an event at the opera house, the concert starts at 10 o’clock to allow attendance. Proceeds fund the Old Confederate monument, inviting all citizens to come out.

Graham Park Tomorow Daughters of the Confederacy

Grave Yard Working at Center Ridge Cemetery

All persons interested in the Center Ridge cemetery are requested to meet there on Saturday May 24 for the purpose of repairing and cleaning up the yard.

Center Ridge’ Cemetery

Crystal Falls Visitor Reports Prosperity in Clear Fork Valley

R G Stoker of Crystal Falls visited town and said the Clear Fork Valley enjoys prosperity after recent heavy rains with prospects for another bumper crop. A G Deatherage and Miss Sue Della Roberts of Wichita Falls were married at the Presbyterian manse with Rev Gaines B Hall officiating.

R. G. Stoker Crystal Falls Clear Fork A. G. Deatherage Sue Della Roberts Wichita Falls Gaines B. Hall Hall Emer

Median Chapel Primitive Baptists Hold Three Day Meeting

The Mt Pleasant community hosted its annual three days union meeting for Primitive Baptists last weekend. Attendance filled the old rock church, with Elder W R Bourland from Vernon preaching and Elder W M Higgins guiding Saturday services. Visitors from Proffitt True Olney Graham and Brazos river west side joined, meals provided on grounds, and reflections on departed veterans were shared. The closing day left attendees with renewed fellowship and hope for future gatherings.

Primitive Baptists of Mt. Pleasant Old Rock Coounty Proffitt True Olney Graham Brazos River W. 8. Bourland Vernon W. M. Higgins Joe R. Mayes F. E. Suttie Mayes

Big Monday Draws Crowds in Graham Amid Farmers Low Turnout

The Graham crowd on Big Monday was smaller than usual on Trades Day as farmers worked in the fine weather. Blondin's Show visited town and the band played a street concert in the evening, while hardware merchants reported strong trade amid the ordinary Big Monday routines.

Graham Blondin

Swat the Grasshopper Early in Crop War

Farmers urged to begin pest control promptly as grasshopper appearances rise across regions. Early poisoning or direct killing advised to save crops, with many already reporting success by starting now.

W. C. T. U. Gold Medal Contest Invitation

The public is invited to attend the W. C. T. U. Gold Medal Contest at the High School Auditorium Friday at 3 30. Doors close promptly to avoid disturbing speakers. A good attendance is requested.

Returns From Sanitarium Visit for Mrs McElya

Rev. E McElya and family returned Tuesday night from Dallas where Mrs McElya had been in Pauls Sanitarium for six weeks. She is greatly improved and soon may enjoy her former health after a neck tumor operation deemed highly difficult by surgeons.

E. McElya Dallas

Brakeman Moore Badly Hurt in Bryson Freight Coupling

Mr. Moore a brakeman on the local freight was likely fatally injured while coupling at Bryson last Tuesday morning. Cars failed to couple and bumped together catching him between them breaking his right jaw and collar bone and bruising him all over. He was taken to a hospital in Fort Worth.

Card of Thanks for B. O. Home Shower

Acknowledgment for participants in the programme held at the home of Mr and Mrs Jeffery last Saturday afternoon and evening. Mr and Mrs J T Rickman served as Committee on Music.

B. O Jeffery J. T. Rickman

Col Gere Phaill Offers Loans and Insurance at 8 Percent

Col Gere Phaill offers loans at eight percent interest and also insures wheat and automobiles against accidents. The notice promotes his financial services and coverage for farm and auto risks.

R.gerephaill

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