Two Prominent Families Will Locate in Texas
Austin dispatch reports the State Department of Health says Mr and Mrs Mosquito and Mr and Mrs Fly with kin plan to summer in Texas. They claim large families soon, Mosquitoes multiplying from fifty to three hundred children and Fly boasting ancestry to a million flies in a season. The piece notes diseases tied to mosquitoes and flies and urges draining standing water, screen nets, sanitary privies, covered garbage, and prompt waste disposal to curb spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
State Department of Health
Hefley Family Moves to Corpus Christi
Hearne residents Mr and Mrs Thomas Hefley and their son Thomas Jr leave Hearne this weekend as Mr Hefley accepts a bookkeeping post with Travis Oil Mills in Corpus Christi. They have lived in Hearne about nine years with Mr Hefley employed at P M Bank for eight of them and friends wish them luck in the new location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
Thomas P. Hefley
Thomas, Jr
Corpus Christi
Mr. Hefley
Travis Oil Mills
Hefley
P. & M. Bank
Helen Louise Nate Birthday Party Heralds Third Birthday
Mrs Jim Nate entertained twenty five children at East Hearne home Saturday afternoon honoring her daughter Helen Louise on her third birthday. Dorothy Cox Ann Orts Gladys Clanton and Jane Mathews led games as a white and pink cake with three pink candles was cut. Ice cream angel cake and other treats were served along with puzzle pop favors from Helen Louise to her little guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Louise
Jim Nate
East Hearne
Dorothy Mae Cox
Ann Orts
Gladys Clanton
Jane Mathews
House Party At Glenn Harris Home
Mr and Mrs Glenn Harris host house guests this week including Mrs J R Alldis their son Clifton and niece Miss Lucille Slaughter all from Houston. The Harris family and son Glenn Jr returned from Houston to join a relatives house party at Mrs Alldis Bayshore home last weekend. Mrs H F Alldis and Mrs T L Habermacher will arrive from Houston this weekend for a short stay before returning to Magnolia City with the earlier visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Harris
J. R. Alldis
Clifton
Lucille Slaughter
Houston
Harris Home
Magnolia City
Music Lovers' Club Disbands for Summer
The Music Lovers' Club held the final meeting of the club year at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Phil on Tuesday evening. A business session preceded the report of Mrs. W. K. Waltman, who represented the club at the State Federation of Music Clubs meeting in San Antonio. Mrs. Waltman detailed state meeting activities and a program of music by Texas composers was rendered. Sandwiches and punch were served during a half hour following the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Lovers’ Club
J. G. Phil
W. K. Waltman
State Federation of Music Clubs
San Antonio
Walter Clark announces marriage of Gussie Walter to John Clark
Mrs. August Walter and Mr. Walter announce the marriage of their daughter Gussie to Mr. John Preston Clark on Sunday May 21 1933 in Lockhart Texas. The bride has completed her third year as a popular teacher at Hearne Grammar School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
August Walter
Gussie
John Preston Clark
Lockhart
Texas
Hearne Grammar School
Montgomery Ballinger Earns Two School Honors
Montgomery Ballinger son of Mrs. R H Ballinger was announced as honor graduate of Hearne Public School the third in his family to receive such distinction His mother Mamie Montgomery did the same in 1903 and his brother Richard in 1930 Then Montgomery left Hearne with his mother by auto on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Ballinger
R. H. Ballinger
Hearne Public School
Appointment to Annapolis for Montgomery and Ballinger Family
Richard, a third classman at the U S Naval Academy, follows a habit of becoming a cadet by appointment for scholastic excellence. Montgomery was notified Sunday of passing exams and Monday of his appointment to the Annapolis school. Mrs Ballinger will spend the summer in Annapolis with the boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Richard
U. S. Naval Academy
Naval Academy
Montgomery
Annapolis School
Free Texas highway map promotes Travelaxation drive
A new up to date map of Texas roads is available free on request from the Portland Cement Association. It shows surface types and 3000 miles of concrete highways under the Travelax Route to help motorists choose routes with less driving strain and greater safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Highway System
Texas
Portland Cement Association
1306 Athletic Club
Dallas
Weather and visitors brighten Benchley weekend
Rain refreshed Benchley on Sunday morning while residents report a family visit from Houston. Mrs Brad Haygood returns home after a major operation. Ma and Mrs Bill Lamb of Wewoka Oklahoma join the weekend guests of Mr and Mrs D Abbott as they visit local relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberson
Richard Conway
Kyle Conway
Curtis J. Henry
Mary Henry
Houston
Brad Haygood
Bill Lamb
Wewoka
Oklahoma
D. Abbott
Local Social Roundup and Weekend Visits
Visitors from Oklahoma and various Texas towns gathered for social events and a schoolhouse party drawing crowds from Hearne Mumford Tabor Bryan Sut ton and Rye. Notables include Sebrum Sikes Ed Abbott J. H. Peyton J. G. Lightsey Oscar Lightsey Virginia Lightsey and Joe Juroska. A dance was planned for Saturday May 27 at the Juroska home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Shaw
Oklahoma
Edge
Sebrum Sikes
Iola
W. H. Peyton
Margarette
J. H. Peyton
Bremond
W. R. Henry
Bryan
Sam Rice
Edward Abbott
Bill Lamb
Wewoka
Hearne
Mumford
Tabor
Sutton
Rye
A. D. Spencer
Lesley
Hanson Nichols
Joe Locke
Frank Malik
Willie Batton
Elmer Wilson
J. S. McLure
Jay
Nancy Hancock
Biggs Clapp
Joe Juroska
J. G. Lightsey
Oscar
Virginia
Cook’s Point
H.S. Haltom
L. M. Haltom
Alexander Cemetery
Five Points News Sunday and Local Visits
Five Points News Sunday reports regular preaching service and mentions locals noting rain needed in the community. It lists visits and social calls including Mr. and Mrs H W Peyton and children at a school play, Miss Lillian Fulton visiting relatives, and multiple Franklin Elliott exchanges among Moss Burts Hancock and Tabor families with relatives in Hearne and Hearne area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Peyton
Elliott
Lillian Fulton
Franklin
J. H. Moss
Morrow Burney
Billie
Pearl Burts
O. A. Moss
A. L. Moss
H. P. Moss
Sunday barbecue gathering among local families
Kerns and two sons joined Mr. and Mrs. S. V. Burts on Sunday. Friday visitors John Moss and Gus Larkin spent time with H. P. Moss, Sr. Navajo's Bill Donley and spouse spent the weekend with her parents for a family picnic. A long table under shade hosted hot barbecue, pickles, olives, salads, and soda. Attendees included H. P. Moss, Sr. and family, Geo. Moss and family, H. W. Peyton and family, H. P. Moss Jr. and family, Bill Donley, his son and two grandchildren J. L. and Lillien Fulton of Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Moss
Geo. Moss
H.W. Peyton
H. P. Moss, Jr
Bill Donley
J. L. and
Lillien Fulton
Franklin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Helen Louise Nate
Ford
Walter-Clark
1806 Athletic Club
Riame
Benchley
Lydia E. Pinkham
George Peek
Moline
Ill
Peek