Loving community notes and town events
Busy spell in Loving with talks of cool weather and cotton picking. Socials include a box supper and band concert raising 43.50, a wedding of Clyde Bratcher and Mary Sims, and plans for Loving High School with Prof. Johnson and Miss Lillian Hall. Community life features visits, church events, school starts, and local farming notes across several families.
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Loving Oc
Ladies of Loving Community
W. H. Simmons
Casick
Apa
Simmons
Clyde J. Bratcher
Mary Sims
Bob Sims
Loving High School
Prof. Johnson
Stephenville
Lillian Hall
Graham
Loving
Wichita Falls
Ringling Bros
Martin Nall
A. B. Daniels
Ittie
Thelma
W. R. Drum
T. N. Brown
Jacksboro
Walter Edwards
Crawford
Texas
For Sale or Trade 500 Light Plant and Accessories
Classified offer from J. H. Washburn Jr. offering a 500 light plant with fixtures meters and pipe lines plus a car load of pipe included. Seeks propositions to fit a bargain for a small town buyer and invites written replies.
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J. H. Washburn Jr
Flat Rock Community Notes and Local Visits
Flat Rock section reports Rev Boswell preached to the church with two additions. Sunday School well attended and Miss Delilah Robbins and Willis Bimpson hosted supper. Whitman Nelson visited, rain cooled the cotton patch, and A A Morriosa left for Rochester Minnesota. Country Girl notes a Tuesday night program From the Manger to the Crest at the Oper Bonce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
W. J. Peck
Joe R. May
Padgett
Earl Crutcher
H. J. Humphries
Thorp
Methodist Church
Odd Fellows
Megargel
Pearl Brumely
Addie Sharp
Addie Humphrey
Ova Boonie
Myrtle Sensabaugh
Misses Wood
Jim Pinson
J. B. Rhinard
Mr. Holmes
Whit Boone
Emmett Brumely
Megarsel
Boswell
Fred Fields
Willie Simpson
Bryson
Whitman Nelson
Delilah Robbins
Willis Bimpson
Taylor
Jim Corley
Lena Corley
Gene Wiartin
Pritch
Young County Institute Forms County Interscholastic League
Teachers of Young County Institute organize a County Interscholastic League to boost debating declamation and athletic interests. E. L. Howell is director general, I. J. Kennon director of debating and declamation, BE. M. Bellington director of athletics. Officials praise the effort and foresee lasting benefits.
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Young County Institute
E. L. Howell
I. J. Kennon
BE. M. Bellington
Mrs Parrish Hosts Le Hiboux Girls Bridal Shower
Mrs Parrish entertained Le Hiboux Girls at a pink and lavender themed bridal shower for a member’s upcoming wedding to Mr Tom Copland of Hot Springs Arkansas. The event featured heart shaped score cards lingerie a pink lavender color scheme a bride’s gifts box and a purple crepe meteor gown with green accessories for the honor guest.
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F. F. Parrish
le Hiboux
Les Hiboux
Tom Copland
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Elett
Bargain 5-Passenger Ford Touring for 290 Cash
Auction style ad offers a Ford touring car for 290 dollars in cash. The seller claims a new engine and good repair, inviting interested buyers to contact at a specified location. Geared toward quick sale with no further details provided.
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Akeelhanper
Hack and Team
Card of Thanks for Mrs Pitzgerald Convalescing
We thank friends for kindness during illness of Mrs Pitzgerald after an operation. Flowers brought cheer to the sick room and helped ease pain. Thanks to Siclan for skilled treatment and to the nurse and visitors. Mrs Pitzgerald is convalescing and will visit relatives in Waxahachie Dallas and Fort Worth.
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Pitzgerald
Siclan
Waxehbachie Dallas
Fort Worth
Piiegerala
Pami’y
E. S. Graham
Oak Grove Cemetery
Graham
Graham Leader
Oak Grove
Reading Journey Through South America At Local Club
The Chau tauqua Literary and Scientific Circle met at Mrs. J. W. Gallaher’s home on Wednesday afternoon drawing strong attendance. H. P. Miller led the program with papers by Mrs. A. B. Eddleman on Discovery and Conquest and Mrs. Edgar McJenéry on The Colonial Period and War of Independence. Mrs. H. P. Rose gave a map geography talk and Mrs. B. W. King was welcomed into the club.
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Chautauqua
J. W. Gallaher
South America
H. P. Miller
A. B. Eddleman
Edgar McJenéry
H. P. Rose
B. W. King
Bridge Party Honors Miss Hopkins in Lively Matinee
Mrs H B Street hosted a bridge party last Monday for Miss Hopkins of Mass visiting Mrs Will Loving. Mrs Beatty won high score, Dorothy Graham took second, and Mrs BE Graham received consolation. Guests included Mesdames Loving Beatty Graham Fowler and others. a salad course followed with coffee and crackers.
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H. B. Street
Miss Hopkins
Mass
Will Loving
Beatty
Dorothy Graham
BE. S. Graham
Mesdames Loving
Jermyn Beatty
Virgina
Ed Graham
Will Norman
Q. Street
C. Hutchison
M. K. Graham
R. Fowler
Harry Wadsworth
F. Parrish
Tom Gallaher
Amarillo
Camille Gallaher
Allie Logan
Local notices and appointments from area towns
Rev Gaines B Hall traveled to Bryson to fill his regular appointment. Mrs Frank Parrish visits Cisco. A car of Arkansas apples is sold at one dollar per bushel at the C W Johnson building, near Snoddy's Variety Store. Miss Alline Johnson of Graham will teach expression this winter. she is daughter of attorney C W Johnson of Graham Hall County.
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Annie
Mattie Bird
Ingleside
H. L. Busch
Tank Valley
Austin Bird
Mr. Busch
Idazie Bryan
Ivy
Jean
J. 8. Fisher
Billy Simpson
Bryson
Jennie Bird
Graham
Grandpa
Grandma Slaughter
San Antonio
Jennle Bird
Orth
Bro
Taylor
Aillie Bryan
Zeta
Lena Collins
Lou James
Jim’ Gredbe
Mies Louetta
Bill Rollins
Minnie Pishar
Corda Bird
Rev. Gaines B. Hall
Arkansas
C. W. Johnson
Snoddy’s
G .W .Black
Alline Johnson
Memphis
Hall County Herald
City Building Notes Encourage Boosters and Unity
L M Ward urges Sherman readers to back local commerce, oppose city knockers, and promote home factories. He calls for cooperation, pride in hometown products, and united effort to build prosperity through positive boosterism.
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CIETY
L. M. Ward
Sherman
Texas Commercial Executive Assn
Linally
United Effort
City Treasurer’s Report for period to Oct 1 1913
The report shows a Balance on April 1 of 360.94 and receipts from April 1 to Sept 30 totaling 2,566,890.8 137.22 with balances and outstanding items listed. T. E. Wallace, Treasurer, notes a total outstanding amount of 15,000.00 and 1,201.85 in gangs.
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Gen
W. W. Fund
Treasury
State game law notice for 1913 14 season
All persons are warned to observe state game laws. Hunting season runs November 1 1913 to February 1 1914. Violations carry fines from ten to one hundred dollars or up to thirty days in county jail or both. Infringements will be vigorously prosecuted by the marshal and county attorney.
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A. J. Ramesey
Sallie Petty
Institute
Dora McBee
Mary Slater
Nettie Pett
Melie Walker
Lone Oak
Ida McBee
Bruce Burton
Near
J. C. Bridges
Willie
Noel Petty
A. R. Rutherford
Bess Petty
Beula Howard
Carr Rutherford
Chess Ramsey
W. C. McGee
S. R. Thigpen
C. E. Thigpen
J. J. Dowdy
Mineral Wells
Chas
Osborne
Tom Butler
Winkler
oWilosa
Hollingworth Place
Flat Rock
A. A. Morriosa
Rochester
Minnesotta
Miss Bleden Garrett
Ie FU Adair
Young County
Les Hiboux Club
Mrs
Frank Parrish
Cisco
S. E. Street
Waterworks Fund
Waterworks Fund Due General Fund
General Fund
T. E. Wallace
Guy
Marshall
County Atty
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