Local Guests and Returns Light Up Bunger News
Mr and Mrs Griffin and son Roy of Eliasville visited Mr and Mrs Elbert Galloway on Sunday. W S Brandon returned home with his wife Julia Timmons from Graham, a friend of local elders. Mrs Brandon’s arrival brings goodwill for many happy years. Claud Reeves spent days in Fort Worth, and Mr and Mrs H A Ribble of Graham visited relatives here Sunday.
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Bunger News
Griffin
Roy
Eliasville
Elbert Galloway
W. S. Brandon
Brandon
Julia Timmons
Graham
Claud Reeves
Fort Worth
H. A. Ribble
Proud Flesh at Liberty Theatre in two-night run
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer presents Proud Flesh at the Liberty Theatre on Thursday and Friday. Based on Lawrence Rising novel, the cast includes Eleanor Boardman Harrison Ford Pat OMalley with Trixie Friganza Priscilla Bonner William J Kelly Rosita Marstini Evelyn Sherman George Nichols Margaret Seddon Lillian Elliott. A comedy of an old world noble and a modern caveman courting a lady.
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Proud Flesh
King Vidor
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Liberty Theatre
Lawrence Rising
Eleanor Boardman
Harrison Ford
Pat O’malley
Trixie Friganza
Priscilla Bonner
William J. Kelly
Rosita Marstini
Evelyn Sherman
George Nichols
Margaret Seddon
Lillian Elliott
Spapin
New America
Misses Durham and Fowler Return from Dallas Visit
Misses Audrey Durham and Gladys Fowler returned Monday from a visit to Dallas. They were guests of Miss Mary Louise Hallam while in Dallas.
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Audrey Durham
Gladys Fowler
Dallas
Mary Louise Hallam
J C Rogers Dies after long Texas and New Mexico life
Cicero Rogers born July 30, 1865 in Jackson County Alabama united with Primitive Baptist Church in Young County Texas after moving there in 1898. He married Parole Walters in 1888 and had nine children. He died October 3, 1925 in Des Moines New Mexico leaving his wife and eight children.
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J C. Rogers
Cicero Rogers
Jackson County
Alabama
Hood County
Texas
Parole Walters
Young County
Primitive Baptist Church
Des Moines
New Mexico
In the Name of Love at National Theatre
Paramount's photoromance In the Name of Love comes to the National Theatre on October 28 29. Based on Lada Cowan's adaptation of The Lady of Lyons the film promises romance humor action and lavish Parisian settings with strong direction and photography.
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Paramount
National Theatre
Lada Cowan
Bulwer-Lytton
Paris
Christian Ladies Visit Olney Circle Gather in Olney for Stewardship Talk
Sixteen members of the Missionary Society of the First Christian Church visited Olney Circle hosted by Mrs. M. A. Collins. Dr. Clark of the Olney church spoke on stewardship and Mrs. G. W. Miller of Graham shared a vivid account of her convention week. An illustrated South America talk, musical solos, readings, and a Halloween decorated setting preceded a salad course for thirty. Graham guests listed.
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The
Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
Olney
M. A. Collins
Clark
First Christian Church of
B. Holcomb
C. Thorpe
Bailey Moore
Lucille Reed
Notice to Make Mineral Lease in Young County Texas
Mrs. Sarah C. Jones as guardian of Ola Jones minor filed in Young County Texas for court authority to lease mineral rights on undivided one seventh of one half of East half of T. E. L. Co. survey 60. Hearing set in Graham County Courthouse October 1, 1925.
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Sarah C. Jones
Ola Jones
Young
State of
Texas
Young County
Graham
Said County
Reverends Bowman Attend Graham Funeral for Mrs Morrison
Rev and Mrs T E Bowman of Cisco traveled to Graham on Monday to attend the funeral of Mrs John E Morrison. The service drew local mourners and reflected on the deceased’s community ties and long service.
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T. E. Bowman
Cisco
Graham
John E. Morrison
Graham to vote on city tax amendment in December 1925
The Board of Aldermen of Graham Texas approved an amendment to Section 48 of the city charter and set an election for December 5 1925 at City Hall to submit the measure to voters for ratification. The proposal would authorize a maximum 2 1/2 percent tax on property values for funds including general, parks, libraries, streets, bonds, water works, and public schools with the city able to levy toward debt service and improvements.
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Graham
Texas
City of
Board of Aldermen of
Board of Aldermen
Library Fund
Cty
State of
A. B. Eddleman
T. O. Calvin
C. B. Hockaday
W. A. Morris
R. M. Williams
R. F. Fowler
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R. G. Dun & Company
First National Bank
In Graham
E. S. Graham
Graham P. Stewart
V. P. & Cashier
S. B. Street
P. K. Deats
Co. C. Bloodworth
T. C. Deats
Directors
H. B. Street
S. B. Street Graham P. Stewart
R. E. Lynch
C. C. Bloodworth
Federal Reserve System
A. G. Barnes Circus
L. M. Davis Drug CO
Olney Circle
Dodge
Texas Motor Company
Graham, Texas
W. A. Corbett
R. V. Tidwell
G. D. Hinson
H. L. Tidwell Cashier
H. D. Criswell
R. B. Whittenburg
A. A. Morrison
Willard
Willard Battery
Aca
Ford
Chevrolet
Overland
Maxwell
Star
West Fourth St
Sstetris Itt Paesc Tetra
Priscilla Dean
Seville
Matty Mattison
Jack Richardson
Alaska
Pat O'Malley
Jack Hoxie
Devil Dog Dawson
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