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Newspaper

Graham Leader

Location

Graham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1912

Page

4

Community Notes Include Convent Visit And Club Reports

County correspondence covers Connie and Maggie Costello entering My Lady of Victory convent in Fort Worth. Club News details the R. A. E. gathering hosted by Mrs. A. W. Boyce Jr with Grace Wester reading and a quilting exhibit selected for the county fair. Also notes farming activity, a cotton loss by fire, a bride’s wedding at the newcomer's home, and travel updates in the region.

Connie Maggie Costello Fort Worth My Lady of Victory Dan Wester Jack Grantham Lucile Don Ed Castello John Weldon Mineral Wells Palo Pinto County James McKee W. S. Wester Annie Tate Mat McMillen Fannie Meadors Will Cosatello John Lemley A. W. Boyce, Jr Grace Wester Dan J. A. Johnson Ina Johnson Bessie Johnson J. A. Tate

Cotton picking prospers as cool fronts ease harvest

The article notes pleasant cool northerly weather aiding rapid cotton opening and picking. It mentions visits by Mrs. Jim Clemens and others, sermons by Rev. Godfrey, oil well progress, trips to Graham, Eliasville, and Olney, and locals like Casenbary, Mayes, and Cardwell in Proffitt. Autumn weather returns and Cotton buyers report strong demand.

Cotton Picking Blues Mark Local News in Community

Cotton picking runs strong with many willing pickers and several farmers predicting high yields per acre. Archie Martin visited relatives Mr and Mrs Henderson on Sunday as T K Criswell completed a new barn.

Archie Martin Mrs. Henderson

Henry Chapel Sunday Recap and Community Notes

The letter reports a busy period at Henry Chapel with strong Sunday School attendance and three sermons by Bro Noble. Visitors include Mrs W B Hinson and son Floyd in Graham, Elmer Criswell and Tommie Gilmore from Salem, and Mrs Cochran from Connor Creek. John Shahan sold his place to L P Moran and may move to Arizona. A C Anderson serviced the gin and left it in fine shape.

T. K. Criswell W. L. Gilmore Edgar Choate Connor Creek John Kisinger Fannie Hinson Graham G. D. Hinson

Graham Gin Company offer in Texas announce steel frame gins

Notice to the public from Graham Gin Company of Grahan Texas inviting customers to try their new steel frame gins described as first class and improved offering quick ginning and seed skinning with a cheerful experience and a good old time laugh.

Fort Worth

Fifth Sunday singing brings a pleasant day at True

True residents enjoyed the Fifth Sunday singing at Jean last Sunday with a fine dinner. The Loving class sang nicely in the afternoon. Miss Leah Cochran of Newcastle visited friends here the weekend. The W O W met Saturday evening the 28th and served refreshments. Mrs A S Howard of Lone Oak Archer county visits relatives this week. Rev J H Fisher of Graham passed through last week. Misses Lora and Gladys Blakeney attended the wedding of Cord M Roberts and Lorena Mays at Annarene Archer county on Sunday September 22 at 8 o clock. Rev Crutchfield of Archer City performed the ceremony. The Methodist Sunday School resumes next Sunday October 1 at 3 with Bro Hall and Miss Nannie League. The group reports a lively Sunday School. Miss Lola Terrell, under medical treatment, is improving rapidly.

Jean Leah Cochran Newcastle A. 8S Howard Lone Oak Archer County J. H. Fisher Graham Lora Gladys Blakeney Cord M. Roberts Lorena Mays Annarene Archer County Crutchfield Archer City Methodist Bro. Hall Nannie League Lola Terrell

Lucille Community News Roundup

Activity at the Mineral Wells Fair drew many locals including L O McKee with hogs and George Weldon with cattle. A large crowd attended Sunday singing and prayer meeting. J T Hodge moved in from Graford planning a meat market. Mrs Jack Johnson joined the church by letter.

L. O. McKee George Weldon M._C. Cooper Ethel Bessie Storm J. T. Hodge Graford Jack Jackson Williams Ranger Jack Johnson Lucille

Farmers Union Gin Go Promotes A. H. Jones Mer

Farmers Union Gin Go advertises the gin and ginner west of Arkansas. It highlights A. H. Jones as a trusted merchantry contact for farmers seeking gin services and supplies.

Arkansas Farmers Union Gin A. H. Jones Mer

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Reputed to Save Boy’s Leg

A North Carolina parent credits Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with curing a severe leg ulcer after other remedies failed. The product is said to heal wounds burns boils and skin eruptions and is sold by druggists.

D. F. Howard Aquone N. C Bucklen

Cotton Picking Notes In A North Texas Community

Health is very good in this community. Northers have cooled days as cotton picking continues. A fine baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Albert Martin on September 26. G R White and crew have picked five bales. J Tate finished hauling corn early this week. Neighborhood children visited Mrs Sallieners and helped with cotton chores. She has been ill but is reported better. Charley Townsend returned from Arkansas.

Albert Martin G. R. White J. Tate

Fortunes In Faces Promote Health And Community Improvement

The ad links pimples skin eruptions and blemishes to impure blood and promotes Dr King s New Life Pills as a health and beauty aid. It claims success comes not only from wealth but by aiding community upbuilding.

Community health and cotton harvest noted in town update

Health of the community is good. Cotton picking is the order of the day. Many young people attended the singing convention at Jean last Sunday and reported a good time with plenty to eat. R. L. Wheat and his wife of Loving visited Sunday School here. Stella McBride visited home folks and is doing well in school. Bettie Sims and the Misses Marshall of Loving visited Norma and Eva Hamm. A box supper for the school is planned at Lone Oak Friday night October 11. Everyone invited and ladies asked to bring boxes. Chestnut signing off due to scarce news.

Jean R. L. Wheat Lady of Loving Stella McBride Bettie Sims Marshall Loving Norma Eva Hamm Lone Oak

Electric Bitters touted as cure for indigestion and nerve weakness

A periodical ad claims loss of appetite signals trouble and promotes Electric Bitters to tonify the stomach and cure indigestion. It cites Michael Hessheimer of Lincoln Nebraska recovering after six bottles and asserts the product helps thousands with strong nerves and pure blood. Available at 50 cents from druggists.

Michael Hessheimer Lincoln Neb

Sunday Religious Column Reports Wide Church Attendance and Sermons

On Sunday September 29 the Christian Church logged 193 in Bible School and 4.90 in offerings. Rev. Dawson of Artesia preached at eleven on Daniel and the Bible’s inspiration, urging commitment over luck. Baptists had 187 in attendance with 16.14 given. evening themes covered the cross and scripture. Methodists reported 159 in Sunday School with 4.50 offered and urged church attendance. Presbyterians had 109 with 26.05 for orphans and home missions.

Christian Church Dawson Artesia Mexico Daniel Noah Abraham Baptists Jesus Christ Christ Isiah God David Peter R. E. Lynch Epworth League Queen McFerran Bryson McKimsey and Morrison

Best Remedy Says Enos Lollar Cham berlain’s Cough Remedy

Enos Lollar of Saratoga Indiana has sold Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for fifteen years and calls it the best on the market. For sale by Sion Drug Co.

Enos Lollar Saratoga Ind Sioan Drug Co

W W C T U September Mothers Meeting Report

The September Mothers Meeting of the W. C. T. U. met with Mrs. Gaines B. Hall on Monday afternoon September 23. Topics included School Days and What to Put in the Super Basket for School Children. Miss Roberta Akin was named delegate to the State Convention in Austin October 7 to 12. Adjournment set for October 28, 1912 with discussion of conventions and Lyceum Course.

Ww. Cc. T. U Gaines B. Hall Roberta Akin Austin Rose Jeffry

Chamberlain Cough Remedy Praised By Mrs. Brogan

Mrs P H Brogan of Wilson Pa endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy as superior for coughs and croup. The ad notes Sloan Drug Co stocks the product for sale.

P. H. Brogan Wilson, Pa Chamberlain Croup Sloan Drug Co

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Pickwick Rosa Tollie Wallace Markley Nall Brothers Motley County Albert Blevins Gertie Simmons Rev. B. S. Crow New Comer J. S. Walsh Mineral Wiley Cardwell Proffitt George Black Pansy Gray Ida Baker Swinney A. J. Cantwell H. K. Weems Olney Lena Shockley Allie Thompson Finis Burnett Mr. Watson Orth Wai Ong Hunt School Fema Anon Salem Graham Gin Company Grahan Texas W. L. Allen Komo
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