VALLEY SPRING SOCIAL NOTES FROM MRS GREENHAW
Valley Spring news reports multiple families visiting relatives including the Barclays Smathers Myers Nixon and Nichols households. Doris Barclay heads to a rural Mapard school. extended visits span Llano Cherokee Wrights Creek and West Texas with Thanksgiving travel and local suppers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Barclay
Doris
Richard Deene
Hope Brown
Laverne
Calvin
Richland Springs
Doris Barclay
Mapard
Forest Smathers
Ray Myers
Thaxton Nixon
Billy
Doris Nell
J. P. Nixon
Rio Grande Valley
Homme
Valley Spring
Ernest Schneider
Phil and
Nelleta
Llano
George Phillips
John Lewis
Cherokee
Marion Stephenson
Gene Bleacher
Mela
Bill Scott
Lela Nichols
Bleacher
Scott
Nichols
Ray Adams
Lue Talley
Wrights Creek
Francis Talley
Clint Reager
West Texas
Linda
Local families share visits and rain brings wait for fair weather
Doris Adams visits Austin grandmother while the Parks family returns to Valley Spring from Fairland. Many neighbors and relatives in Valley Spring gather at homes of Hallmark Myers Greenhaw and others. The area experiences heavy rains with a norther promising better weather. the Liano Methodist Church announces a Crusade for Christ fund drive and events including a December 14 supper seeking 325 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Lee Adams
Austin
Annie Adams
Walter Parks
Shirlene
Valley Spring
Fairland
Sammie Mayes
Jack Hallmark
W. Y. Fowler
Babyhead
Paul Myers
Verlon Simpson
Patrica
Richland Springs
Simpson
Ernest Barclay
Mabel Webster
Pontotoc
Asherton
Lawton
Leland Yarb
Methodist Church
Liano
Tow Tidings By A Native
Tow Tidings reports a Burnet hospital birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Sadler with church speakers Rev J R Hilliard and Mr Sackery and special music. It notes local visits by Olin Lawley family Audrey Dodd and daughter and updates rain damaged roads and other community items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Barclay
Othello Simpson
Leslie Don
San Saba
J. E. Sessom
Clyde Guthrie
Frey
Fort Worth
Sessom
Pearl Harbor
Lutie Watkins
Mrs. Sadler
Burnet Hospital
J. R. Hilliard
Sackery
Audrey Dodd
Barnet
Thomas W. Tumlinson
England
The Assembly Line Birth At Ford Motor Company
In early 1913 Henry Ford tested a moving sequence system on chassis with parts added by workers along elevated rails. The result cut assembly time from 14 hours to 1 hour 33 minutes and helped Ford cars reach the public at lower prices. The policy of sharing savings and raising pay boosted worker life and wages. Ford continues seeking new ideas for better production and transportation tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Ford
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. L. Greenhaw
Llano, Lampasas and
San Saba Counties
Arthur Fry
Bertrard, Texas
Stribling & Renicks Domino
Cali
J. L. Renick
Olin Lawley
W. H. McCoy
Lake Victor
Western Auto Associate Store
Home Owned
T. D. Swenson
Davis Tires
Good Penn Motor Oil
Wizard
Mr. Ford
T. G. Houston
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