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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1922
Page
7
Local residents visit from Melissa and Newcastle with several business and church community notes. A baby daughter was born to Mr and Mrs B V Wallace on October 6. Fort Worth and Dallas trips are reported, along with a Christmas Bazaar planned by the First Christian Church for December 8.
Abilene trip notes Mrs J F McNabb and Mrs John B Wood spent Tuesday afternoon there. Cash Register wanted must be worth the money. Stewart Kennedy. Mr F P A Dickinson of Stephens county visited Graham Tuesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs C W Parmenter of Throckmorton visiting H C Stoffers this week. Mr and Mrs H B Padgett and daughters of Loving were in Graham with a big crowd last Saturday.
Mr. M. L. MecBrayer came back last week from an extended visit to Oklahoma City, returning with reports of his trip and experiences in the city.
The article notes the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. June Dunn on Monday October 8, marking a family addition reported in local society notices.
On sale in Bargain Balcony remnants from Street and Co appear in a local listing. The brief item notes available stock and pricing details for shoppers seeking discounted goods.
Mrs F Lewis of Archer City and Miss Ophelia Canada of Markley have been visiting Mr and Mrs Frank Lewis for several days.
Bargain Balcony advertises all kinds of remnants on sale cheap in street and Co sale. Street & Co. promotes a clearance of fabric scraps and leftover materials at low prices.
Mr J W Carlton and family traveled to Wichita Falls last Friday to attend the T O Fair. Miss Pearl Matthews also attended the T O Fair in Wichita Falls on Friday and Saturday.
Bargain Balcony advertises a clearance of children's gingham dresses. Prices and sizes not listed in the available copy.
Mrs G G Peterman and her daughter Miss Nell from Fort Worth are here this week visiting Mrs M D Brown, Peterman’s daughter and Mrs Brown’s sister.
Mr and Mrs T P Mobley of Murray Mr Willard Mobley of Graham and Mr T P Mobley returned from a trip to Lamesa Texas where they observed a great deal of cotton being raised in that region They noted the crop activity as significant for the area and its prospects.
Mrs Lee Corbett of Cedar Creek visited Graham for trading activities last Saturday with local commerce noted in the report.
Mr and Mrs Roy Graham of Anarene spent a few days in Graham during the first of the week.
Misses Catherine Craig and Louise Graham left yesterday for Dallas where they will visit a few days, reporting plans to tour sights and meet friends during the trip.
Mr and Mrs Lewis Wheat visited in Wichita Falls on Sunday and Burkburnett on Monday, spending time with local residents and touring the area.
On sale in Bargain Balcony, women's gingham dresses offered at reduced prices. Street and shop name implied. Limited details but advertises discounted attire for shoppers.
Mrs Roy M Perry of Maccon Georgia is visiting her sisters Mrs Hathcock and Mrs Eugene Caldwell in the area during her stay.
Local retailer promotes low prices on staple cotton goods claiming substantial savings for shoppers on a wide range of fabrics and textiles. The advertising emphasizes affordability and value.
Mrs. Preston Dickenson and her young daughter from Stephens county travel to visit relatives this week. Miss Blanche Harte Smith spent Sunday in Mineral Wells visiting her brother and sister from Fort Worth.
Our prices save you money on dry goods clothing shoes hosiery and underwear with bold reductions across the store.
Judge and Mrs. D. Walker along with Mrs. Rosson and Miss Stroud and Miss Juben koenig attended the T O Fair in Wichita Falls on Sunday.
Mr A E Addison and family departed Monday for El Paso where he signed with a theatrical troupe. He plans to go to California soon. Addison has lived here for some time and has many friends in Graham who regret his move.
Mr. T. E. Wallace purchased a new Ford touring car this week and left Tuesday morning for Alabama to visit his elderly mother he has not seen in many years.
A big lot of Pumps and Oxfords is on sale in the regular shoe department at $3.85 each. The offer highlights comfortable styles and affordable prices aimed at shoppers seeking value footwear.
Messrs. Bill Dinkle and Tom Bruton traveled to Wichita Falls on Saturday but, due to car trouble, could not return until Monday.
Hundreds of pairs of ladies and misses pumps and oxfords, odds and ends, originally priced from $5.00 to $7.50, offered in the bargain balcony for $1.95. The sale advertises vast quantities at deep discount, inviting shoppers to explore the assortment.
Friday November 9 marks an educational day at the Young County Fair with a mammoth parade. All school age children and accompanying teachers receive free tickets to enter the fair grounds.
A joint committee urges Baptists from Young, Throckmorton, Archer, Palo Pinto, Clay, Jack and Baylor Counties to attend a mass meeting at the Clay Texas Baptist Church on Thursday October 18 at 2 pm. The goal is to locate a permanent encampus and form an organization with other business as needed.
Value up to five dollars reduced to two fifty. Includes medium top lace shoes with medium and low heels suitable for women and school girls. Limited stock priced at two fifty.
Mr. C. H. Smith of Lubbock is here this week to move his family to their new home. Graham regrets to lose Mr. and Mrs. Smith. They have lived here several years and have made many friends.
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