Rain halts harvest as Fairview town notes roll
A rainy day in Fairview slows field work while residents report visits and news from Little Elm McKinney and Prosper. Local families like King Powell Mize and Waddie share activities, school trips and home improvements. Community events include a Ladies Aid box supper at Mustang Methodist Church and a small medical issue discussed locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview
Rile Oni
Little Elm
McKinney
Tracy King
Sam Powell
Prosper
Bonham Perker
Tipp Mize
Joe Lewis
Lewis
Rhea Mills
Larry Lewis
Joe
Fort Worth
J. R. Button
Lloyd
Miss Myrtle
Powers
Tom Willock
Jim Mize
Mustang
Willet Waddie
Gunter
John Howell
Lloyd King
Zoe Powell
Jeff Pettico
Tom Wright
Parvin
Celina
Lee Saling
Mustang School House. the Ladies Aid Sothery
Methodist Church
Mustange
Edd Brown
Durant
Verna Saling
Tom Powers
Local Notices From Oak Grove Denton Map
A county social roundup records residents and visitors in Oak Grove and Denton including Rev. and Mrs. Gilmore of Pilot Point, Miss Grace McReynolds visiting Ida Lamb, Mildred Glaskill in Denton, and many local moves, visits, and small events. Notable items: A. B. Stallings returns to Stony. Charlie Mallicote and W. M. Tipps hosts. J. R. Button visits daughter Myrtle Cody in Fairview. new bungalow for Joe Lawson. F. C. McReynolds and Mrs. Buchanan wed. Noris Ruff typhoid improving. Mule incident injures A L Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove
Denton
Gilmore
Pilot Point
John Grant
Grace McReynolds
Ida Lamb
Floyd Chapel
Mildred Glaskill
A. B. Stallings
Stony
W. H. Hlunt
Frisco
Chloe Peel
Will Lamb
Charlie Mallicote
T. H Haynie
Chester Scott
Scott
Medkinney Street
W. M. Tipps
Andrew Tipps
Harve Tipps
Doyle
Henry Hawkins
Bessie Puckett
Daugehter
Bernice
J. R. Button
Myrtle Cody
Fairview
Robert Cocer
Lola Tipps
Branson Smith
Fort Worth
Butler Gordon
Joe Lawson
John Rucker
Gibbs
Near Prosper
John Strickland
Prosper
Will Strickland
Lee Wardlow
FE Reno
Okla
al Wardlow
Noris Ruff
Barnie
Sam Woods
Caddo
J. R. Phillips
Aubrey
F. C. McReynolds
Buchanan
Jim Johnson
Navo
J. J. Johnson
George Bell
Wichita Falls
Quail
Texas
A. L. Scott
Local residents attend meetings and visits across Dallas Fort Worth
Ponder News notes several local residents visiting Dallas Fort Worth and Fort Worth events. Miss Bryant and Miss Flowers of Piie Point visited Mrs L J Stallings. Miss Holloman and Donaldson attended a teachers meeting in Dallas. G N and J L Gammill attended a wholesale merchants banquet in Fort Worth. Geo Harshaw visited Fort Worth. Robert Harris studies in Pilot Point. Dr J K Gammill attends Northwest Texas medical association in Fort Worth. Wakefield in Port Worth. Mrs Davis of Sanger visited sister Mrs Staples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holloman and
Donaldson
Dallas
G. N
J. L. Gammill
Westbrook
Fort Worth
Geo. Harshaw
Robert Harris
Pilot Point
J. Ks. Gammill
Northwest Texas Medical Association
H. F. Wakefield
Port Worth
Union Hill News Highlights Local Visits and Hogs
Mrs Garner and Mollie visited Tioga and Sanger then returned home. Elmer Price came back from Oklahoma after cotton picking. Fred Caves moved Joe Bennett to the country in Denton. Mr Kine from Eastland County moved onto Charles Alred’s former farm. Mr Swartz and his son Ed were in Pilot Point. Mrs Johnson, previously gravely ill, shows improvement. Many residents used cooler weather to kill hogs in Pilot Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Hill
Garner
Mollie
Tioga
Sanger
Elmer Price
Oklahoma
Fred Caves
Denton
Joe Bennett
Kine
Eastland County
Charles Alred
Swartz
Pilot Point
Johnson
Built Right Clothes Stock Prospers Amid Strong Demand
A large stock of Built Right Clothes attracts shoppers seeking value with a $2.50 price point. The seller highlights vast inventory and steady demand as the campaign continues.
Men’s Hats Offer Wide Selection And Prices
A local advertisement promotes a large stock of men’s hats in black brown and gray Velours with prices ranging from 1.50 to 3.00. It highlights stylish plain felt shapes and John B Stetsons at 5.60, promising quality head wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B
Winter underwear sale list for men and prices
Advertises men’s winter underwear and heavy wool suits with prices from two to four dollars. Munsing Union Suits priced from three dollars to one dollar. Fleeced lined shirts and drawers offered at fifty cents to one dollar. Ribbed shirts and drawers also priced at fifty cents and one dollar.
Comforts and Blankets Warm Wool Blankets Sold With Pride
A warm wool blanket offering is promoted as a cherished comfort, marketed as a gift that would make a mother proud. The piece emphasizes the blanket’s warmth and familial sentiment, suggesting it as a homely keepsake.
These Auto Hoods Keep Drivers Warm in Winter Comfort
The item showcases winter protection through stylish design and comfortable fit. It emphasizes warmth and practicality for daily use during cold days.
Dress Goods and Accessories Advertised in Seasonal Stock
A local shop promotes a wide array of dress goods and fabrics including ribbons lace elastic crochet and knitting threads. The store highlights toilet articles perfumes powders and brands plus a large selection of silks velvets brocaded fabrics and trunks bags and linens for gifts and table settings.
Also Mentioned on This Page
OAK Grove News
Ponder
Bryant
Flowers
Piie Point
L. JD. Stallings
Priate
Kid House
Parrison
Spero
Micnaer & Son
New York
Mens
Henry Xmas
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Larest
Royal Brand
Our Shoe Department
Buster Brown
Hanan
East Side Square
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