Graham Chamber Banquet Draws Big Crowd
The Graham Chamber of Commerce hosted a well attended banquet in the Methodist church basement served by the Mecca Cafe. A. W. Kay acted as master of ceremonies and a plan for quarterly banquets was approved. Speakers included Mayor Stinson Senate candidate Earl Mayfield Judge Weldon and Judge Kay. Community house paving and square improvements were urged and Miss Akard’s violin orchestra provided musical highlights.
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Graham Graham
Earl B. Mayfield
United States Senate
M. K. Graham
J. H. Buchanan
Graham
R. A. Duncan
Judge Weldon
Judge Kay
Wichita Falls
Kay
Weldon
Special Term of Court Next Week
The district court holds a special term starting Monday May 29 Judge Wilson previously opened a term in Graham in March and is known for efficient court work. Jurors listed include A M Bowen Bismarck Bower C C Johnson J M Birdwell C T Anderson A E Alsup A H M Anderson Horace Bishop H G Millican Willis Newman R F Beard Clint Burris E P Harvey J B Blanton E E Brockman T C Dixon Frank Atcheson W C Bryan J R Casey W H Burnett W M Davis H M Donnell John Baley W B Bryan B T Green Edwin Hill J H Patrick Geo P Robertson G McClure Joe Kennedy A M Eddleman Walter Sloan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Wilson
Graham
A. M. Bowen
Bismarck Bower
C. C. Johnson
J. M. Birdwell
C. T. Anderson
A E. Alsup
A H. M. Anderson
Horace Bishop
H. G. Millican
Willis Newman
R. F. Beard
Clint Burris
E. P. Harvey
J. B. Blanton
E. E. Brockman
T. C. Dixon
Frank Atcheson
W C. Bryan
J. R. Casey
W. H. Burnett
W. M. Davis
H. M. Donnell
John Baley
W B. Bryan
B. T. Green
Edwin Hill
J. H. Patrick
Geo. P. Robertson
G. McClure
Joe Kennedy
A. M. Eddleman
Walter Sloan
Miss Katherine Erwin in Expression Recital in Fort Worth
The Fort Worth Record praises Katherine Erwin of Graham for a leading role in an Expression Recital. Her rendition of Noddy's Baby by Margaret Hill McCarter is described as delightful with excellent characterization and audience rapport. The program is called one of the year's most pleasing.
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Fort Worth
Katherine Erwin
Graham
Chamber delegates attend West Texas Commerce meeting
Secretary D. Walker of the Cham ber of Commerce and J. R. Ramsey of the Ramsey Drug Company attended the West Texas Chamber of Commerce meeting in Plainview on Monday and Tuesday. Walker returned Wednesday night while Ramsey stayed to visit his mother for a few days.
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D. Walker
Chamber of Commerce
J. R. Ramsey
Ramsey Drug Company
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Plainview
Walker
Mr. Ramsey
Plains
Memorial Day Service at Methodist Church
The Memorial Day observance by the American Legion post and the Daughters of the Confederacy will be at the Methodist church next Sunday May 28 at 3:00 PM. Rev T E Bowman will give the invocation. A program includes singing America, a short talk by the post commander, music, a Confederate Soldiers tribute by Mrs Nat Price, an address by J B Rhea, a 30 second silence for departed comrades, and the Star Spangled Banner. Flowers should be brought. After services at the cemetery the Daughters will serve cream and cake in the church basement to veterans old soldiers wives and widows. All Legion members ex-soldiers and their families are invited.
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Ligon-Daniel Post
The
American Legion
the Daughters of the Confederacy
Methodist Church
T. E. Bowman
America
Post Commandre
Nat Price
J. B. Rhea
Star Spangled Banner
Daughters of the Confederacy
Legion
Isle of Chance Pleases Large High School Audience
The Isle of Chance an operetta in two acts produced by Graham high school last Saturday evening drew a large crowd. Miss Akard and other staff aided by Mrs Manry and the chorus of high school girls delivered a well received program. Three Jolly Taras and soloists like T H Glenn and Nat Price highlighted the night with planned repeats at a later Music Concert on May 26 at 3 30 p m.
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Isle of Chance
Graham High School
Lois L. Manry
Shadows
Walter Allen
Talmadge Wright
Paul Cheney
T. H. Glenn
Ina Mae Price
Nat Price
Akard Violin Club
Graham
Follies Chorus
Follies
Graham Square Should Be Paved
Secretary Walker attended the West Texas Chamber of Commerce meeting and spent hours in Amarillo and Wichita Falls studying paving. He talked with contractors and engineers and gained information. The square paving project should be studied carefully with aims to pave at least the square before next winter and provide definite figures in the following issue.
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Walker
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo
Wichita Falls
Senior Class Recital Presented By Mrs Manry at High School
Mrs Lois L Manry presents her senior pupils in a final recital at the high school auditorium this evening a good program is expected Mrs C E Beavers and Mrs E S Graham are named as performers an oversight omitted Mrs Graham from the program Mrs Manry will travel to Galveston then Oklahoma for a summer teaching post.
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Lois L. Manry
C. E. Beavers
E. S. Graham
E.S. Graham
Man
City Churches Suspend 11 Oclock Service for Commencement
All city churches will suspend their 11 o clock service on Sunday to attend the commencement exercises at the Methodist church where Rev J E Evans will preach the sermon.
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J. E. Evans
Graham Boys Take Shrine Degrees in Fort Worth
Last Saturday marked the Graham boys taking Shrine degrees in Fort Worth during the final ceremonial at the Mosque on the Lake before Moslah Temple builds a new city temple. Notables S Bates C E Christy E H Graves and Marvin Simpson participated in the rite. The event drew many attendees despite hot sands and left a lasting impression on the community.
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Fort Worth
Moslah Temple
Bates
C. E. Christy
E. H. Graves
Marvin Simpson
Graham
West Texas Chamber of Commerce Closes Meet
Secretary Walker returned from Plainview where the West Texas Chamber of Commerce gathered 3500 boosters from 92 towns. Twenty two bands performed as Plainview was hailed the most musical town. San Angelo will host next year. A B Spencer of Crosbyton was elected president. Graham's Walker joins the executive board.
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Walker
Plainview
West Texas
Texas
San Angelo
A. B. Spencer
Crosbyton
Walker of
Graham
New Store Building Nearing Completion
The Carrel Brough Robinson Gates Wholesale Grocery Company moves to a new west side square location from the north side. Graham house No 8 is in the company chain with Texan outlets at Wichita Falls Quanah Vernon and Graham. The parent company is capitalized at 1.5 million dollars. A cold storage plant for fruits and vegetables is being considered to aid local retailers.
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Carrel-Brough- Robinson-Gates Wholesale Grocery Company
Graham House
Texas
Wichita Falls Quanah
Vernon
Graham
Martin Well North Of Eliasville Might Open New Field
Interest grows in a new oil field in southwestern Young county as the Panhandle Refining Company tests the Martin well two miles north of Eliasville. The well shows oil and gas but faces casing and water problems after a nitroglycerin shot failed to free tools. salt water flowed for hours after a collapsed casing dropped 280 feet. Efforts continue to pull and reset casing. success could indicate paying oil in the area with more drilling planned nearby by Rosas on Cotton survey and Gulf on J W Burdett test.
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Young County
Martin
Panhandle Refinning Company
Eliasville
Rosas
Cotton Survey
Martin the Gulf
J. W. Burdett
Well Near Olney Gas Showing Hopes for New Well
J. T. Elliott and associates of Portland Oregon report gas shows three miles west of Olney. Drilling paused by bad weather, now at 2750 feet with gas shows, Elliott aims to continue to completion. County wells rising, Archer and Young counties adding producers weekly.
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J. T. Elliott
Portland
Oregon
Olney
Elliott
Archer County
Wildcat
Young County
Music Club Plans Revival And Victrola Purchase
The Graham Music Club met on May 17 at Mrs. E. E. White’s home to discuss next year’s plans including year books, revived Christmas carol singing, and a goal to purchase a Victrola for the school to promote music memory contests. The group aims to host leading musicians in Graham and to pause new member admissions until fall, with meetings set for September 20 and then every first and third Wednesday each month.
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Graham Music Club
E. E. White
Graham
Nobles and wives to attend National Shrine Convention
Several Nobles and their wives will depart next week to attend the National Shrine Convention in San Francisco, signaling a regional gathering of members and spouses for the event.
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San Francisco
Ralph Shuffler Visits Graham From Olney
Ralph Shuffler of Olney was in Graham on Monday for unspecified engagements, reflecting local travel or business between communities in the region.
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Ralph Shuffler
Olney
Graham Monday
Graduates And Honor Students At Commencement
The high school commencement will be held in the auditorium next Monday night. Thirty one diplomas will be awarded to Boys J B Batchler Lois Cook Gaston Hallam Lacy Mayes Andrew McNamara George Howard Mathis Nathaniel Price John George Slater Carl Wesley Smith George Spears Emmett Stewart Robert Stewart Roy Thompson Malcolm Williams and Girls Claudia D Alford Frances Bowron Nola Burgess Lela May Calvin Leta Divine Leona Duncan Marietta Jordan Margaret Long Odessa Long Annie Lucile Morrison Lucille McLaren Irene Mobley Eulelia Ragland Lou Etta Taylor Mary Taylor Raye Thomas and Alma Elizabeth Stringer. Honor graduates are Odessa Long first honors and Carl Wesley Smith second honors. Post graduate students are Wallace Price Faye Steen Ellen Wright.
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J. B. Batchler
Lois Cook
Gaston Hallam
Lacy Mayes
Andrew McNamara
George Howard Mathis
Nathaniel Price
John George Slater
Carl Wesley Smith
George Spears
Emmett Stewart
Robert Stewart
Roy Thompson
Malcolm Williams
Claudia D. Alford
Frances Bowron
Nola Burgess
Lela May Calvin
Leta Divine
Leona Duncan
Marietta
Judge P A Martin Honored by the Methodist Church
Judge P A Martin of Wichita Falls once of Graham served as a delegate to the Methodist church general conference in Hot Springs for three weeks and received the church’s highest lay honor by being named to the commission of appeals, the church’s supreme court. Fellow laymen named were Judge McCulloch of Baltimore and Judge Malone of Pensacola.
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General Conference
McCulloch
Baltimore
Malone
Pensacola
Florida
Brunk's Comedians Draw Crowds in Week-Long Run
Large crowds attend Brunk's Comedians opening Monday for a weeklong engagement in Graham. The show appeals for being free from rough stuff, features a new tent and gear, and starts with a seven o'clock band concert. The troupe includes real musicians and strong vocal solos between acts.
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Brunk
Temporary Bridge Under Construction Across Brazos River
Material arrived and construction begins on the temporary bridge at the Goosneck crossing where two spans were washed away. Flood banks are being cut down to allow fording. Heavy loads may fail to cross while cars and light trucks will pass. Austin Brothers will rush completion with speed.
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Brazos
Goosneck
Austin Brothers
LeSage Motor Company stocks Ford and Lincoln cars
LeSage Motor Company reports strong Ford sales with shipments ranging from one to four carloads weekly and backlog on orders. The firm also has New Lincolns in stock and invites customers to purchase a Ford or Lincoln from LeSage.
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LeSage Motor Company
LeSage
Ford
Bowron and Leslie Visit Graford on Business
F. H. Bowron and Raymond Leslie traveled to Graford this afternoon for a business visit.
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F. H. Bowron
Raymond Leslie
Graford
Drilling Report Shows Activity in Young County Oil Field
In Young County the No. 4 Scott well by North American and Roxana, in South Bend field, flowed 900 barrels in twelve hours. Across districts like Bunger and Roark, wells such as Dyer No. 1 Whittenburg and Gulf No. 1 Askew report gas, oil shows, and depths from 950 to 4290 feet, with multiple rigs active and several prospects viewed as potentially commercial.
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North American
Roxana
South Bend
Bunger
Dyer Et al
Whittenburg
Egger Et al Nor
Union Parsons
Fred B. Foster & Company
Mahaney
Durham
Gulf No. 1 Driver
Monroe Production Company
J. B. Ross
Parsons
Lynn
Union Oil Company
No. Lynn
Nelson Oil Company
Rhodes
Mann & Ashcraft
Mutual Oil Company
Ont Ae
Elk Basin
Roark
Gulf
Texas Company
Jake Jones
Nash & Windfohr
Eubank
Ralco
Sun Company
Collette & O'Keefe
Greenwade
Monroe
Askew
MacKenzie Oil Co
Southland Oil Company
R. H. Greenwade
Brooks Et al
S. L. Ribble
Herron
Newby
Penn Cities & McGarr
Browning & Kerbow Et al
Young County
Eliasville
Cotton
Panhandle
Martin
Banger
Bedford Et al No
Moore
Graham
Jeffery
Birdwell & Mayfield
Graham Datton & Bryan No
Amord
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Chamber Commerce
W. D. McFarlane
Valda Thomas
Miss Worm
Miss Akard
Graham Square
P. A. Martin