Lucille County Notes Busy Crops Short And Social News
Lucille report notes dry conditions and very short crops with health generally good. Edgar Spear and Miss Lora Coleman wed Sunday August 26. School work progresses on a new building and many neighbors visit Graford and Mineral Wells. Local events include dances, church visits, hay baling, molasses making, and community notices of who is moving or selling holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Spear
Lora Coleman
G. W. Weldon
Lucille
Kate Cooper
the Wells
A. Storm
Holt Ranch
Walter Layton
Grace
Dora
Graford
Bob Chick
Harvey Young
Storm
Oran Bridges
Pits
Bert McPherson
Oklahoma
Mr. Jenkin
Bill Daltom
Perrin
Coffman
Spur
Texas
Bryson News Recaps Local Religious Meetings and Social News
Rev Tim Clayton closed a week long meeting at Keyser. Red Cross supper on the 25th raised 60 for soldier boys. Harmonson and Graves closed a Keyser meeting with conversions then left for Gibtown. Mr Hornback died at Jacksboro after thirty years near Winn Hill. burial at Cottonwood. Rain persists. cotton gins active. Lawrence Simpson and Willie Helvey wed August 26 by Rev Tim Clayton. Chautauqua set for September 22 23. Free school starts the 10th. Red Cross hosted soldier boys event at Dr Hughes home then warehouse with music talks and charity bags. list of Bryson boys provided. Miss Letha Jones visiting Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Clayton
Keyser
Red Cross Society
Soldier Boys
Harmonson
Graves
Hornback
Winn Hill
Jacksboro
Cottonwood Cemetery
Rev
McCord
Lawrence Simpson
Willie Helvey
Dr. Hughes
T. C. McCloud
Prof
Handley
Della Smith
Sam Cullers
John Preston
Carl Helvey
Claud Birdwell
Otho Birdwell
Grunie Coley
Alvin Robbins
Roy Clayton
Bryson
Letha Jones
Oklahoma
Rain Lifts spirits as farmers praise rain and crops thrive
Mountain Home News reports pleasant rain this morning boosting wheat seedlings and grass for stock. Cotton picking is underway while residents note stock water improved. Local families visit relatives in Wichita Falls Mangum and Graham as travel days span Altus to Granite. A salt water vein found at 2120 feet prompts casing work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Bunger
Velerie
Mrs. Stanley
Wichita Falls
Miss Velerie
Graham
J. K. P. Hughes
Cedar Creek
Henry Chapel Area News Reports Local Happenings and Travel
Rain cooled Henry Chapel area life as residents note ticket day disappointment. Families and visitors travel to Roaring Springs Conner Creek and Graham while welcoming a new baby girl and an 8 pound boy. Community members extend best wishes and report on health and local moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L Ribble
H. L
Fatine
W. H. Jarnagin
W. A. Ribble
H. V. Bigham
Roaring Springs
Wade
Vineyard
Miss Zara
Jene Martin
Bill Williamson
Posie Bowers
Ready For Ginning At Farmers Union Gin
The Farmers Union gin is ready with improved machinery including double cleaner and ball breaker. Local notes mention two slow rains soaking into the ground and a Bible Sunday school with various visits and gatherings around the community. Missing Bay mare branded M on left shoulder is sought with a reward offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Union
I. B. Padgett
Dee James
Graham
Texas
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Sailor Boy
Wrigley’s
Lucille News
Bessie Bridges
Bryson News
Graham Independent Telephone Company
J.P. Hamilton
Mountain Home News
Mrs. Whittenburg
Odessa
Valerie
Whittenburg
Nora Whittenburg
Alice Lisle
Rainbow
Dallas
MO. E. Morrison
Graham, Texas
Henry Chapel News
Bowers
John Shahan
Conner Creek
Lucile Holland
Itasca
H. T. Glidewell
Anderson
Flat Rock News
Richardson
Nona Richardson
Fort Worth
Bob Corley
Salem
Dick Lynn
Banger
Oliver and
Boyd Hazelton
Red Top
Newby Corley
Hazelton
Mmes. Ramseys
Charlie Parsons
R. W. J. Parsons
Mose Vincent
Taylor
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