Rain Favors Crops as Wheat Sowing Nears In County
County correspondence notes beneficial weekend and Tuesday rains saving fall feed and prompting wheat sowing. A large crowd attended Walter Layton’s sister Grace and Jess Spear wedding as they left for Mineral Wells. Community members report showers continuing, cattle water abundance, and plans for gardens, with many heading to Graham for schooling or work in nearby towns. Free Thinker signs boom in Live Oak area as residents discuss moves to Arkansas and Texas and local trade at Graford and Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ccommunity
Walter Layton
Miss Grace
Jess Spear
Nellie Storm
Bessie Bridges
Taylor
Will Stevens
Young
Nolan County
Chid Terrell
Kansas
Bert McPherson
Oklahoma
Live Oak
Herve
G. W. Robinson
Lacy Mayes
Dale Duncan
Graham
Maggie McCan
Hilliard Taylor
R. G. Taylor
Murray
Jess Drew
Mal Wallace
Woodson
Arkansas
Joe Drew
Bruce Street
P L. Maybin
B. H. Etheridge
L. E. Shifflett
J. T. Hamilton
Texas
Tom Allem
Sunday Notices and Local Visits in South Bend
Cloudy skies linger as rain is possible. Sunday schools drew good crowds. Mrs. J. T. Cunningham of Graham visits Mrs. H. M. Ford. Miss Fannie Goode returns from Loving. Miss Mary MecBrayer goes to Graham to enter school. Mrs. Roy Corbett of Veal's Creek is seriously ill at Walter Corbett’s. Ab Billingsleys attend Median Chapel. Rev. J. L. Chunn returns from Weatherford after assisting his brother Marcus. Jim Lindsey family depart for Post City. Dudley Ford travels to Eliasville. Wilbur Weaver of Graham attends Sunday school. Blue Bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Cunningham
Graham
H. M. Ford
Fannie Goode
Loving
Mary MecBrayer
Roy Corbett
Veal’s Creek
Walter Corbett
Ab Billingsley
Median Chapel
J. L. Chunn
Weatherford
Marcus
Jim Lindsey
Post City
B. F
J. J. Scott
Dudley Ford
Eliasville
Wilbur Weaver
Blue Bird
Rainy weekend in Flat Rock with weddings and visits
A light shower and a stronger rain descended on Flat Rock as Sunday school and church drew good crowds. Ada Ramsey and Clyde Terrell wed at Red Top Sunday, with Lee Carter and others attending. Several locals traveled to Eliasville and Center Ridge, while Mr. Reese of Roswell prospected nearby. A bay mare branded M on the left shoulder is missing. Dee James of Graham offers a reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grantham
Ada Ramsey
Clyde Terrell
Red Top
Oliver Hazelton
E. H. Corley
Eliasville
Saturdday
Richardson
Center Ridge
Tom Richardson
Harrell
Lee Carter
Garnet
Emmett
Ola Ramesy
Reese
Roswell
N. M
Burton
Brit Mayes
Anna
R. W. J. Parsom
T. A. Richardson
So Much at So Low a Price
A World Thrice-A-Week edition promotes value of a newspaper in wartime and offers a combined deal with The Graham Leader. Subscription price for one year is $1.65 for both papers, saving money versus the usual $2.50. The piece urges readers to recognize the role of press in major world events and American involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
United States
Graham Leader
Spectacles Found Near Town At Leader Office
Found Tuesday near town, a pair of spectacles are turned in. Owner can claim them by applying at the Leader office.
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Patti
W. G. G. Benway
George A. Gearhart
John G. Cornwell
Lucille News
Fish Creek
J. W. Holloway
Everton
Ark
Bro. Cook
Bro
Chunn
P. L. Maybim
Walter Yarborough
South Bend News
Graham Independent Telephone Company
J.P. Hamilton
Dallas
Facas
THE
MO. E. Morrison CO
Graham, Texas
Flat Rock News
Dollie
Bernice Carter
May Martin
Haskell County
Jesse Martin
Willie Martin
Via
NEW York World
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