Apportionment of Road Workmen Reported
The road-working committee distributes the labor among Newcastle Burch McCan Bridge and South Bend roads with named foremen and crews. A separate note on Graham Debating Society reports its first regular meeting, adoption of constitution and by laws, and new sergeant at arms post creation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle Road
Will McCombs
J. C. Vaughan
H. L. Morrison
L. A. Dolman
W. H. Mayes
J. P. Hamilton
Burch Road
Cc. C. Mayes
Foreman
Robert Bower
John Bower
Pink Walker
Fred Arnold
Bismark Bower
Fred Stewart
Mccan Bridge Road
West End
G. W. Black
W. E. Henderson
Chas. Widmayer
W. OD. Boswell
J. L. Flint
R. D. Cartwright
J. H. Henderson
J. L. Heighton
W. D. Yarborough
W. L. Yancey
J. B. Reddin
H. L. Tidwell
W. M. Terrell
T. J. Price
Nat Price
Frank Schutser
W. J. Bryan
Riley Gibbs
Chceronic Debating Society
Graham Salvage Store Opens in Frame Building
New Business Enterprise W. 8. McJimsey opens the Graham Salvage Store in a frame building one door south of the Leader office. He will handle all kinds of salvage merchandise including close out stocks bankrupt goods and items sold for express and freight charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McJimsey
Graham Salvage
Leader
MecJimsey
The Price She Paid presented at East Opera House Friday
The dramatic production The Price She Paid comes to the East Opera House for a one night engagement on Friday November 21. The story centers on a sister entangled with a dishonest brother and a wealthy suitor who proposes a common law marriage to avoid prosecution while offering luxury. Miss May Clark stars in the lead role, hailed as a premier emotional performer on the American stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
David Graham Phillips
May Clark
Marriage of Corinne Gallaher Copeland in Texas
On October 29 a ceremony united Miss Corinne Gallaher and Thomas Dove Copeland at the First Christian Church with Elder Stallings officiating. Out-of-town guests included several Gallaher relatives and Amarillo residents. The Chautauqua Club gathered for a Greece themed program with papers, a piano number, and a Halloween motif luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinne
J. W. Gallaher
Thomas Dove Copeland
Corpus Christi
Texas
Lohengrin
T. B. Gallaher
Amarillo
Beneah
Stallings
First Christian Church
Godard
Copeland
Graham
Mesdames M. D. Copeland and
Carey
Whitesboro
Tom Gallaher
8. D. Holley
Dalas
Chas. Daggett
For Worth
Harry Graham
Fort Worth
Maryde Gallaher
Blakey Gallaher
Mrs Rickman and Sons Return From Dallas State Fair
Mrs. J. T. Rickman and her two sons J. C. and Byron concluded a several days visit with a trip to the State Fair in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Rickman and Sons
J. C. and
Byron
Dallas
Card Club Meets at Mrs Norman Home
The Card Club met Friday at Mrs. W. D. Norman’s home with Mrs Norman as acting president. After business, members played bridge. top score awarded to guest Mrs. E. C. Stovall. Refreshments included hot coffee with whipped cream and ham sandwiches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Stovall
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Mission Meeting Reports Korea Efforts
The Presbyterian ladies held a foreign mission meeting last Thursday led by Mrs Akin focusing on Korea the country with the full quota of missionaries from the Southern Church A substantial gift was given to foreign and home mission work Roll call will be Learn at the next meeting with Mrs Hallam Guests Mrs Hall Morrison and her mother Mrs Rike of Haskell Texas attended the gathering
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akin
Korea
Hallam
Hall Morrison
Rike
Haskell
Texas
Priscilla Club Hosts Cozy Halloween Afternoon
Mrs G B Hall hosted the Priscilla Club Tuesday with lively talk and embroidery. The rooms displayed pumpkins lanterns owls and black cat decorations for Halloween while Mrs Bowman sang and Mrs Rose performed. A fruit punch and wafers were served. Mrs Hudson to entertain next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Hall
Priscilla Club
Hallowe’en
Mrs H C Fields Visits Dallas for Fair
Mrs H C Fields is visiting her son Henry in Dallas to attend the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Fields
Henry
Dallas
Local Graham Mill Sold to Local Investors in New Company
The Graham Mill and Elevator Company was sold by D. G. Vick to a local stock firm organized with a $40,000 capital. Officers include B. R. Crawford president, R. E. Lynch secretary treasurer, J. S. Criswell general manager, with R. E. Mabry and P. K. Deats as directors. The new firm plans immediate improvements to boost daily output and keep profits, citing Criswell’s long tenure and strong management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Mill & Elevator Company
D. G. Vick
R. Crawford
R. E. Lynch
J. 8S. Criswell
Crinsell
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West
Missouri
R F Short&Co
East Ends
C. P. Hutchison
Wallace Sloan
R. E. Mabry
Graham Gin Co
H. D. Criswell
R. V. Tidwell
Will Morton
F. A. Kesseler
J. H. Washburn
W. C
Bryan
W. T. Finch
John Gallaher
J. J. Fawks
George Black
South Bend Road
Graham Towery
Eland
B. Eddieman
W. F. Wilson
R. B Fowler
Fred Adair
H. P. Rose
Seth Mabry
H. C. Wilson
Dr. L. W
Ing Young Charms
Chautauqua
Evans Mabry
Mesdames Gallaher and McLendon
Parrish
Hallowe'en
Federated Women’s Clubs
B. W. King
Hall
Rambles
Sturdes
Greece
Mesdames Garrett
Scarborough
Pohlman
Maury
McCain
Card Club
W. D. Norman
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
J. H. Pisher
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