Masonic Picnic Set for Tuesday Night
Tuesday night at 7 30 p m a Masonic picnic invites Entered Apprentices Fellowcraft Master Masons and families for a barbecue at the Pump Station with all district lodges invited.
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1945
Page
8
Tuesday night at 7 30 p m a Masonic picnic invites Entered Apprentices Fellowcraft Master Masons and families for a barbecue at the Pump Station with all district lodges invited.
Flight Officer Claude H. Hubbard returns to the San Antonio district after a six month tour in the England Theater of Operations. He is awaiting processing and reassignment with awards including the Air Medal with three clusters ETO Ribbon and Pre Pearl Harbor Ribbon. Also noted are visits from Barbara Blodeworth and Pvt Jon Bloodworth and a hospital update for Tech Sgt Andrew J Sullivan in El Paso.
Mrs. Ross Denny and Billy are back in Graham after a stay with Mr. Denny in South Texas. The note confirms their return to the Graham area.
Recent visitors with the J. S. Johnsons were Mrs. Ollis Daniels and children Betty and McAfee, of Frost, Texas.
Dixie McAfee a student of TWC Fort Worth leaves to join her parents Mr and Mrs Richard McAfee in San Francisco California.
An advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy for excess acidity in urine and frequent urination. It claims the blend of herbs is non habit forming and offers a free prepaid sample, with orders via Department merc Inc Stamford Conn. Limited offer.
Capper's Farmer notes fabric shortages push DIY fashion using cotton sacks. Instructions cover washing removing prints dyeing and sewing to create mother daughter outfits pajamas jumpers and accessories with appliqued cherries and red felt apples. Readers find tips on cooking child care beauty and gardening alongside sewing ideas.
Family expresses gratitude for kindness shown during illness and death of mother and grandmother Lulu M. Jones. Signed by H. D. Parsons and family, L. S. Brown and family, and Mavis Perry. May God bless each reader.
Sgt Jack D Green 105 points was discharged at Camp Chaffee Arkansas on Friday September 1 after 26 months in the European Theater with the 45th Division. He is husband of Kay Corbin Green and returned in June. Dr Paul Greer and Pete Nicollet visited Fort Worth Tuesday. Mrs Ben Rankin and Mrs Mollie Campbell shopped in Fort Worth Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Bud Cox Mr and Mrs Edd Cox and daughter Dorothy Lee visited in Sweetwater over the weekend.
Mr and Mrs R G Miller and daughter Stephanie of Grand Prairie spent the weekend in Graham visiting relatives and sightseeing, sharing time with local friends during a short stay.
Harold Ward or Happy Ward departs this week for Sheppard Field in Wichita Falls after a twenty day furlough with his parents at 906 Virginia Street. He completed courses in Radio Mechanics A.A.F. and in R.M.A.A.C.S. at Scott Field Illinois.
Troy L. Shepard S2c has arrived overseas at Pearl Harbor. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Jess Shepard.
Morning doors open for fall term as Ann Gregory and classmates lead a lively first grade cohort. News notes include Izetta Sparks departing for college after earning a master's, a Leon Theatre kids show at 10 AM Saturday, a wedding between Louise Street and Lynn Smith, and local fishing tallies from Possum Kingdom with several large catfish catches.
T S Sgt Jess P Hair returns from overseas duty in Europe with Patton's 3rd Army and is visiting his parents at 305 Shawanee Street. He is authorized to wear multiple campaign ribbons and decorations and has five years of service.
Mrs Ernest Heighten has returned to her home at 800 South Oak after undergoing a major operation at the Wichita Clinic in Wichita Falls Texas.
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