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Graham Leader

Location

Graham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1923

Page

12

Klan Lecture Draws Large Crowd in District Court

In Graham last Friday night a full district court room heard Dr. Lester A. Brown of Atlanta speak on Americanism Patriotism Law and Order as he defended the Ku Klux Klan. He urged understanding of the organization and cited perceived oppressions while asserting the Klan’s aims include protection of home family religion and law. Brown noted he would continue his tour after leaving Texas for Atlanta.

Lester A. Brown Atlanta Georgia Knights of the Ku Klux Klan Brown United States Graham Texas Dr. Brown

Shumate-Fawkes Couple Quietly Wed in City Home

Aron Shumate and Winnie Fawks surprised friends by a Sunday October 21 wedding at the bride’s parents home with Rev. Joe R. Mayes of Ft Worth officiating. The couple, praised for character and happiness, begin life together amid well wishes from numerous friends. Ladies' $2.00 Shoes at Street & Co.

Aron Shumate Winnie Fawks Joe R. Mayes Ft. Worth J. J. Fawks

B Y P U Missionary Program At Baptist Church

The B Y P U will hold an engaging missionary program at the Baptist church Sunday night with full attendance urged. Daily Bible Readers Drill Ira E Wood introduction Miss Sallie Tim mons Missionary By-Products Miss Ethel McDonald Medicine and Hygiene Earl Autchings Advance in Agriculture Wesley Taylor Public Education Miss Ada May 8 Social Uplift Miss Myrtle Kemp Solo Miss Frances Roberts Literature Miss Gladys Wood Maps and Surveys Glenn Babb Jesus The Worlds Light John What Money Is For Miss Myra Guinn

Baptist Church Ira E. Wood Sallie Timmons Ethel McDonald Earl Autchings Wesley Taylor Ada Myrtle Kemp Solo Frances Roberts Gladys Wood Glenn Babb Jesus John Taylor Myra Guinn

Bargain Balcony Offers Ladies Pumps at $1.95

Street and Co advertises a sale in Bargain Balcony with a big assortment of ladies and misses pumps and oxfords priced at $1.95 each.

Street & CO

Fine Weather Boosts Cotton Picking and Wheat Sowing

Last week's floods eased as unusually fine weather continued for a week. A light frost occurred on October 19 and again Sunday in some areas but did not injure vegetation. beans suffer from cool spells. Cotton harvest is near completion with potential surplus. many farmers prepare land for wheat and some have begun sowing. Winter pastures look good and cattle conditions should improve.

Mrs Norman Hosts Friday Bridge Club Gathering

Mrs W D Norman hosted the Friday Bridge Club at her home with five tables in play. Mrs Fred T Arnold won the high club prize, a hand painted pitcher, while the high score guest prize also went to a pitcher for Mrs Fauntleroy. Mrs D E Winstead took the cut, a flower bowl, and a salad course with pressed chicken and tea was served to the group including D E Winstead, D Fauntleroy, D E Stimson, Henry Dyer, and others.

W. D. Norman Fred T. Arnold Fauntleroy D. E. Winstead D. Faunteroy D. E. Stimson Henry Dyer Aucile Ringgenberg Will Loving Oliver Loving, Jr Jess Warren Frank Parrish M. K. Graham Ed Graham C. P. Hutchison Henry Criswell H. E. Griffin Graham P. Stewart W. H. Batchler C. E. Beavers Zella Allen Bladen Garrett

Mrs Jack Caldwell Hosts Thursday Bridge Club

The Thursday Bridge Club met last week hosted by Mrs. Jack Caldwell. High guest prize went to Mrs. J. G. Harris, a dainty pin cushion. High club prize, a hand painted bud vase, awarded to Mrs. Earl Humphreys. low score to Mrs. Arch Ross. Refreshments included banana pie and cocoa for attendees J. Glenn Dyer, J. G. Harris, W. W. Carson, Harold Hubbard, W. E. Ashford, H. L. Hollister, A. E. Knudson, Earl Humphreys, Arch Ross, C. Fauntleroy, Lois Tillis, and Sybil Barnes.

Jack Caldwell J. G. Harris Earl Humphreys Arch Ross J. Glenn Dyer W. W. Carson Harold Hubbard W. E. Ashford H. L. Hollister A. E. Knudson C. Fauntleroy Lois Tillis Sybil Barnes

The Shock at Liberty Theatre Tonight

Lon Chaney and Virginia Valli star in The Shock an unusual film praised by metropolitan critics. Supporting cast includes Christine Mayo Walter Long Jack Mower Henry Barrows and James Wong with direction by Lambert Hillyer Jr and Mrs C H Simpson. A new daughter was born to the couple on October 17.

Liberty Theatre Lon Chaney Virginia Valli Christine Mayo Walter Long Jack Mower Henry Barrows James Wong Lambert Hillyer

Ligon-Daniel Post of American Legion Meets Monday Night

Members of the Ligon-Daniel Post of the American Legion announce a meeting of ex-service men at the K of P Hall next Monday night October 29 Several topics including Armistice Day preparations and a memorial service planned for Sunday November 12 will be discussed Mrs John B Rhea will direct a post event plan to stage a play with cooperative support All ex service men are urged to attend and spread the word Reno Stinson injured in Louisiana returns home and slowly recovers hopes to resume work in about three months

Ligon-Daniel American Legion K. of P. Hall The California Young County Armisticay John B. Rhea Rhea J. Reno Stinson Louisiana Southern Pacific Railroad Reno

Bargain Balcony offers ladies shoes at two dollars

Street & Co announces a bargain sale of ladies leather shoes in black and brown calfskin and kid, lace top and medium heels in all sizes. Former prices ranged from four to seven dollars, now two dollars.

Street & CO

Constable's Sale in Young County Texas 1923

By virtue of an execution from the 92nd District Court of Young County on October 3 1923 I will sell on November 6 1923 at Stovall plantation South Bend the property of A Bevacqua to satisfy a $680.24 judgment for First National Bank in Graham Texas plus costs. Items include rig engine tanks pipes drilling tools and related equipment. J D Dawson Constable Precinct No 1 Young County Texas dated October 24 1923.

Texas Young 92Nd District Court Young County First National Bank Graham A. Bevacqua Stovall South Bend J. D. Dawson

Allen Craig returns from Dallas visit for wife operation

Mr. Allen Craig came back Sunday from Dallas where he and his wife went last week for surgery. The wife had the procedure Thursday morning and is progressing well and should be home soon. Neighborhood Shoes offers bargain leather shoes from two dollars for fall and winter wear. Several local residents including J. J. Scott Bettie Scott LeRoy Britain Mrs C Fox Clarke and two boys traveled by car to Waco to visit relatives and attend Cotton Palace. Judge S A Penix Mrs P M Nicolet and Mrs Lillian Widmayer left for Amarillo to attend the Grand Chapter of the Eastern Star with Penix as Worthy Grand Patron and Nicolet as Graham Chapter delegate.

Allen Craig Dallas J. J. Scott Bettie Scott LeRoy Britain C. Fox Clarke Waco Cotton Palace S. A. Penix P. M. Nicolett Lillian C. Widmayer Amarillo The Eastern Star Judge Penix Texas Nicolet Graham

Bargain Balcony Special Shoestore Sale in Graham

Ladies and Misses shoes go on sale for one week at two dollars. Mr Thomas Swain recently moved to Oklahoma on a business mission. He says he has all of Oklahoma he wants and hopes to return to Graham soon.

Thomas Swain Oklahoma Graham

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Tex Shumate Fawks Mrs. Norman THURS Ligon Daniel Post MON Betty Wales Elzee Ovcar Jery Gilkisow VLR Mey
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