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Newspaper

Graham Leader

Location

Graham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1913

Page

4

Jean High School Welcomes Kilpatrick Principal and Local Arrivals

Jean community reports Prof. Kilpatrick from Jack county as new principal at Jean High School with Miss Vera Logan leading the primary department. School opens the first Monday in November and Mrs. Callie Shannon will be principal with Miss Petty as assistant. Local residents including Mr. and Mrs. Bloodworth, Alva Frazier and family, and Mrs. Wickland moved or visited, while social events feature an apron party and sewing contest.

Alva Frazier Henry Frazier UCR Arthur Blevins Arthur John Tarlton White Rose J. W. Hodge Dee Osborne Issa Rutherford Jack Petty Etta Barrett Red House

Winter frost and community notes from Indian Mound

Winter has brought a white frost and ice as residents of Indian Mound share church events, visits from Graham and Olney, school plans with Prof. Simpson starting on the 27th, and local social rounds. A promotional ad for Economy Administration Cook Book and holiday books by A. B. Kuhlman follows, offering commissions.

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Jennie Johnson Weds Jim Dodd In October Rural Wedding

The wedding of Miss Jennie Johnson to Mr. Jim Dodd took place on the third Sunday in October at 3 o clock at the bride’s parents home Mr and Mrs Joe Johnson. The couple left by five o clock train to Dallas for a week visiting relatives and the fair. The bride wore a green serge coat suit with matching accessories and a white beaver hat. Friends gathered at the station to shower them with rice and wish them well.

Joe Johnson Jennie Jim Johnson Mr. Dodd Okkahoma Dallas

Loving High School Opens With One Hundred Students

The Loving High School began the term Monday with about one hundred pupils. The community welcomes the start of classes as Mrs. D. F. Ford visits relatives in Mexia. Miss Ruby Andrews from Archer County visits her uncle, Miners superintendent, at nearby Sallie Alice mines. Mrs. B. J. Lamar returns from Arlington improved after a month of medical care. Della Stewart leaves for Red Springs to lead music at the local school. H. McAllister and wife visit, and Roy Dailey of Guymon, Oklahoma, stops with grandparents on a Dalits Fair trip. W. M. Mask and Pitt Pitman travel to Olney on business. Last Saturday was Loving’s busiest day this fall as merchants stayed open late.

D. F. Ford Mexia Texas Prather Ruby Andrews Amarene Archer County 9I Andrews Jacksboro Loving

Spring Creek Notes On Weather And Local Activities

Cold weather passes soon and cotton picking must wrap up before school starts November 3. Local visits include G F Parsons and nephew J J Parsons from Megargel and Mountain Park Oklahoma. People attend shopping trips, singing conventions, trips to Olney and Padgett, and a Dalls Fair trip.

G. F. Parsons Megargel J. J. Parsons Mountain Park Oklahoma Spring Creek Joe R. Mayes Madie Maude Wood Dick Johnson Wrought Iron Range Store Co R. P. Giles Padget C. D. Caldwell T. W. Boone Jim Pinson Olney Mr. Sylvester Padgett Megarget Mr. Brock D. B. Wood Wise County Ed Parks J. D. Falls Throckmerton

Marital News and Community Notes From Graham Area

Willie Hodges and Roy Eller wed in Graham on Tuesday evening and plan to live near Bowie. Local society and school news fill the column with visits, teaching appointments, sickness, and Sunday gatherings. families like Robertson, Cunningham, Robbins, and Groves appear amid plans for next Sunday’s services.

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Jean Chess Ramsey Tom Thigpen Athens Henry W. B. Hinson Graham Ottie Craig Anderson Wade Clyde Lee Anderson Grandma Anderson Bro Cook Brollinger Bertha Rachel Alford Finis Withboit Posie Bowers Dora Flora Will Jarnagin Fisher Jimmie Bird Jeaneva Bryan Austin Bird Minnie Fisher Busch Upper Tank Prof. Simpson Lizzie Bryan Iva Orth E. G. Williamson Ft. Worth Williamson W. R. Collins Ed Steadham Jack Frost Country Girl Lilac Dodd Johnson S. B. Street & Company Flat Rock Boswell Willie Hodges Roy Eller Montague County E. W. Fry Willie Eller Bowie Lée Robertson Breckenride Robbins Lillian Cunninham Delilah Robbins Mesdames Pritchard Lud Martin Clarist Ozie Groves Maggie Corley Abilene Brit Mayes Anna
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