Hockaday De Molay Chapter Holds First Meeting
The Hockaday chapter of the Order of De Molay held its first regular meeting in the Masonic hall on Tuesday night. The group, aged 16 to 21, has more than thirty charter members and sponsors include Morris A. Lively and others. Officers listed feature Noel Widmayer as master councilor and J. Frank Lively as treasurer among a long slate.
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Hockaday
DE Molay Order
Order of de Molay
Masonic Hall
Masonry
Royal Arch
Morris A. Lively
C. B. Hockaday
R. E. Lynch
C. F. Marshall
J. T. Rickman
H. L. Morrison
A. A. Morrison
Harold Hubbard
M. K. Graham
W. C. Padgett
Noel Widmayer
Lloyd Peterson
Joe Morrison
Hubert Mayes
Edgar Matthews
Robert Reed
Harry Ogle
Gus Matthews
J. Frank Lively
John Elledge
Lacy Mayes
Deak Matthews
Sentinel
Lindsey Penix
Billy Dowdle
Nathan Price
J. D. Phillips
Ed Wood
A. DO. Batchelor
Buel Taggart
Paul Cheney
Curtis Dickson
Russell Cates
Death of Joe Heighten Jr at Fort Worth Sanitarium
Joe Heighten Jr, about eighteen, died early Monday at the Baptist Sanitarium in Fort Worth after illness and meningitis linked to prior troubles. A Presbyterian Sunday School member, he hailed from the local community and was laid to rest in Oak Grove cemetery after a funeral at his East Third Street home led by Rev. Gary Smith. The community extends its sympathies to the Heighton family.
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Joe Heighten, JR
Baptist Sanitarium
Fort Worth
Joe
J. L. Heighton
Presbyterian Sunday School
East Third Street
Gary Smith
Presbyterian Church
Oak Grove
Fort Worth Woman Dorothy Vick Visits Kin Here
Miss Dorothy Vick of Fort Worth visited relatives and friends here last week, spending time with family and enjoying local hospitality during her stay.
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Dorothy Vick
Fort Worth
J. W. Harrison Returns to Lead Graham High School
J W Harrison comes back to Graham high school after attending Chicago University this summer. He will oversee science and athletics for the upcoming school year.
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J. W Harrison
Chicago
Chicago University
Graham High School
Guy T. Newton
John W. Harrison
Grand Jury Begins Work Here Monday
Judge H. R. Wilson swore in the grand jury and charged it on the trinity of crime liquor immoral women and gambling The panel includes foreman R E Lynch secretary D F Ford and jurors E N McCluskey J J Eagan S A Stowe T M Bunger W M Davis J E Dowdle J T Rickman J T Hamilton W A Corbett and H C Wells
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H. R. Wilson
R. E. Lynch
Foreman
D. F. Ford
E. N. McCluskey
J. J. Eagan
S. A. Stowe
T. M. Bunger
W. M. Davis
J. E. Dowdle
J. T. Rickman
J. T. Hamilton
W A. Corbett
H. C. Wells
Graham Public Schools Names Faculty for September Opening
Superintendent H B Cogdell released the faculty list for Graham Public Schools for the session starting September 18. The compulsory attendance rule applies to children ages eight to fourteen. The roster includes district principals and teachers across grades and subjects, with Lovable details of who teaches Latin, English, science, history, and arts in Shawnee Park Ward, East Ward High School, and primary grades.
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H. B. Cogdell
Guy T. Newton
Stanley H. Peavey
Shawnee Park
Margaret Short
East Ward
Amy Newsom
Inez Moss
Vera Precise
Lottie Peevey
Annie Hawkins
Lillian Elder
Eva Wharton
Winnie D. Hamilton
Virginia Hight
Mayme Inman
Nettie Parks
Shawnee Park Ward
Eva Hoover
Ida Hawkins
Kate Waddell
Ruth Hutcheson
Bertha Hardy
Frances Roberts
Nell Guinn
Cora. Reese
Stella Lawson
Library activity and reading matter distribution notes
The C. L. S. C. has been active in supplying reading matter to the public. The library sits in city hall and a librarian is available each Saturday afternoon to issue books to any interested reader. The Public Library carries classic and modern authors on its shelves.
Four Volumes of John Wesley Sermons at Library
Four volumes of John Wesley sermons are cataloged as part of the library collection. The set is preserved for study of nineteenth century religious discourse and Methodism.
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John Wesley
Ku Klux Klan to Hold Open Air Naturalization
A Graham Texas notice states Young County Klan No. 176 will hold an open air naturalization ceremony Friday near the Banger road about two and one half miles south of Graham. Public is invited. The letter notes past open air initiations cited near South Bend with large crowds if weather is favorable.
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The
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Banger Road
Graham
South Bend
Texas
Young County Klan No
Realm of Texas
Young County “Klan No
Invisible Empire
Plans Complete for Shawnee School Opening on the 18th
Plans are practically finished for the new Shawnee school opening on the 18th. A nearly finished building with eleven rooms plus study hall and offices will relieve crowded conditions. A new course of study and rules for governing city schools are being printed. The faculty has been expanded to handle increased enrollment, promising a satisfactory coming session.
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H. B. Cogdell
Shawnee
Metric Refining Co Products On Display
The Metric Refining Company of South Bend shows samples at the District Oil and Gas Commissioner office in Graham. The display claims oil from Young county will yield virtually all products from any field, including gasoline, naptha, kerosene, gas oil, transmission fluid, and oils. Refineries in the county produce high quality products, and the public is invited to view the samples at the Chamber of Commerce.
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Metric Refining Company of
South Bend
District Oil and Gas Commissioner
Graham
Young County
Chamber of Commerce
Fred T Arnold Sunday School Chicken Roast at Park
Fred T Arnold's Sunday School class hosted a barbecue style chicken roast at the park last Friday night. The event brought back memories for some boys as the committee did their work well and the feast included bread pickles and lemonade. After-dinner speeches were given with Fred Arnold delivering a fine address that impressed attendees.
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Fred T. Arnold
Fred Arnold
Chamber of Commerce Appeals for Graham Station Upgrade
Graham Chamber of Commerce directors pressed Rock Island and Wichita Falls and Southern railroad officials for improved Graham passenger station facilities. A hearing was granted by the Railroad Commission for September 12, with committee A W Kay D Walker and A A Morrison set to argue why a new station is needed now rather than in the distant future. The current station is inadequate and exposes travelers to seasonal exposure, especially in winter. The committee will travel to Austin on the 12th to present the case.
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Chamber of Commerce
Rock Island
Wichita Falls
Southern Railroad
Graham
Railroad Commission
A. W. Kay
D. Walker
A. A. Morrison
Austin
Graham Becomes Baseball Town
Graham embraces baseball with spirited games by the Sunday School League and others. The Seymour salaried team visited for three games against the fast Jacksboro team, taking all three 8-0 10-7 and 4-1. Newcastle visitors beat Graham 21-1 in seven innings, while Graham’s line-up included Blaxton Smith Warren Hutchings Cole Price Moore Is McCallister Birdsong.
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Graham
Seymour
Jacksboro Boys
Jacksboro
Newcastle
Graham Boys
Newcastle Boys
Blaxton
Smith
Warren
Hutchings
Cole
Price
Moore
McCallister
Birds
District Court Opens in Graham for September Term
The September term of the District Court for the 30th Judicial District convened in Graham last Monday with Judge Wilson presiding. The grand jury was sworn in and several non-jury cases were disposed of on the first day. Many cases have been disposed of so far with few jury trials, and a list of cases tried will appear in the next issue. Judge Wilson is dispatching business rapidly and is expected to clear the docket within a year.
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District Court
30Th Judicial District
Graham
Wilson
New Assistant Aids Superintendent Cogdell
Superintendent H B Cogdell welcomes a new confidential adviser, Henry Benton Cogdell Jr. The boy appeared at the Cogdell home Tuesday morning. Though small, he is expected to be capable for duties as the new school man. He will be two weeks old when school opens and may not take part in the opening exercises.
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B. Cogdell
Cogdell
Henry Benton Cogdell, Jr
Spivey Visits City Last Saturday
W D Spivey was a visitor in the city last Saturday. The brief notes the arrival and mentions no further events or meetings tied to the visit.
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W. D. Spivey
McNamara for Railroad Commissioner
Mike McNamara a district oil and gas commissioner seeks the Railroad Commissioner post to succeed Earle B Mayfield. Supporters say his oil industry mastery suits the role though he would handle other Commission problems. Citizens of the region hope Governor Neff appoint him when the vacancy occurs.
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Mike McNamara
Commission
Neff
Christians And Methodists Compete For Silver Cup
The Sunday School League title battle tightens as Christians and Methodists lead after Baptists fall to Presbyterians. Today the Methodists face Presbyterians with a potential playoff if Methodist win, closing the season. Great interest and crowds mark Graham’s best baseball season yet.
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Graham
Presbyterians
Baptists
Seymour Boosters Visit to Promote Baylor County Fair
Seymour Booster Club caravan passed through Graham on a three day trip advertising the Baylor County Fair to be held in Seymour at month end. About thirty cars accompanied by a band traveled through rainless territory and enjoyed a lively but dusty journey.
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Seymour
Graham
Baylor County Fair
Young County Baptists In Session Here
The Young County Baptist Association meets in Graham with praise for the women’s service described as the best session yet. The gathering continues through the week, with a full report promised in the next issue. J L McLaren moved his family to Graham settling in Shawnee Addition and will be a permanent citizen, keeping to town to avoid long travel.
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Young County Baptist Association
J. L. McLaren
Shawnee Addition
Graham
S. B. Street and Co. Full Page Stock Bargain Sale
A full page advertisement by S. B. Street and Co. promotes a large stock of new merchandise offered at bargain prices, highlighting deep discounts and wide selection for shoppers this issue.
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S. B. Street and Co
Hallmack Hall Wells Hit 700 Barrels in Young County
In Young County the Hallmack Hall four miles southeast of Graham flowed over 700 barrels at the top of the sand, with the Prairie Pipe Line Co building a line to the well. Oil prospects excite locals as more wells are planned nearby and major companies acquire acreage. Other wells like Tuloma-Graham No 1 and Pitzer West-Costello No 2 show promise, while Ralco-Roark averages 1100 barrels daily since April and several deep wells are anticipated as prices rise.
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County
Hallmack-Hall
Graham
Prairie Pipe Line Company
Bis Well
Brazos River
General Oil Company of Houston
Tuloma-Graham
Herron City
Herron Pool
Pitzer
West-Costello
Young County
Bunger
New Hallmack
Ralco-Roark
Foster-Mahaney
Graham Leads Paramount Week Showings in Dallas
The article notes Graham’s progressiveness during Paramount week with Dallas theatres featuring Paramount pictures. Sixteen of twenty titles play in Dallas—already shown at Graham’s National Theatre—while four more were slated but rejected as not suitable for Graham and the National.
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Graham
Dallas
Paramount Week
Paramount Pictures
Éountry
National Theatre of
The
National
Mayflower claim in English discovery questioned
In the Old South by Thos Nelson Page the author questions whether the Mayflower was the first English ship to land in America, suggesting a broader view of early English arrivals and urging readers to reexamine conventional settlement history.
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America
Thos. Nelson Page
Walter Douglas and Family Return from Vacation
Walter Douglas and family along with J. J. Gallaher and family recently came back from Colorado and other places. They enjoyed the trip but struggle with the hot weather after returning.
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Walter Douglas
J. J. Gallaher
Colorado
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