Lodge Directory and church notices in town
Alpha Lodge No 204 IOOF meets Thursdays at Odd Fellows Hall. Visitors welcome. Methodist Church services Sunday including Sunday School at 9:46 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 p.m. Miss Lucy Rector spent Thanksgiving in Temple. Geo Horton and wife visited. he was in the army at Little Rock. Leigh Burleson returned from Waco. Food-saving campaign praised for wartime gains and future restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows Hall
M. G. Estep
N. G
J. F. Lawlis
W. S
Lucy Rector
Temple
Geo, Horton
Geo
Little Rock
Arkansas
Classified ads offering farm items and sales
Various notices including ensilage sale about 100 tons, irrigated field, insurance agents Votess Seiders and Rob, 200 bushels cotton seed by Sam Frizzell, fruit tree catalogue by B R Russell, eye glasses sale by Jones the Eye Man, turkey buyers J W McConnell Sons, Ford touring car sale by G A Arbelger, and millinery sale by Mrs Henry at 1 2 price on December 7th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Rob
Texas
B. R. Russell
J. W. McConnell & Sons
G. A. Arbelger
T. C. Henry
J. Bross
T. C. Henry’s
S. J. Bross
Allies fed by self denial during and after war
The speech praises American food exports that fed Allied Europe during war and urged continued aid to prevent famine among liberated peoples. It notes the vast scale of shipments, the strain of postwar recovery, and the voluntary patriotism of Americans who sacrificed domestic supply to help the world move toward democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Prussia
Africa
Wir
Germany
United States
Richland Springs Tribune notes bereaved family and local events
Mra M E Hamrick received a telegram from her son in Breckenridge Texas stating Hernice Coles was killed in action in France on November 5th. The community extends sympathy to Bernice Coles and his grandmother Mrs Hamrick as family mourns in a distant war. A note of daily life follows with local marriages, moves, business changes, illness and social visits among residents, including plans for schooling, work shifts, and the influenza death of a child, all reflecting postwar community activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
M. E. Hamrick
C. T. Coles
Breckenridge
Texas
Hernice Coles
France
Bernice
Mesdames
Ellen Crane
H. A. Graham
First Christian Church
Robert Smith
Arizona
Henry Roberds
Mr. Archer
Hall Texas
GW. Brown
Lakeview
Ethel Wood
Bro
Wm. Chapman
Miss Wood
Cal Wood
Mr. Brown
O. A. Tombs
Main Street
Messers Henry Roberds
W. F. Miller
Jack Bently
Orange
Raymond Penn
Brownwood
Vernon Chapman
Gorman
Vernon
Houston
Tom’ Brown
Vocn
Wilbur Brown
Camp Logan
Hovston
R. M. Hanna
Bowser
Helton
Snaie
California
Rosa Haynes
J. R. McAtee J
San Antonio
Bryan Burleson
Camp Bowie
Grace Carroll
Ann Walters
San Saba
Lewis
East Texas
Holt
Frank Coffey
Yrma Davenport
Mactor Miller
Howard Payne Colley Brownwood
Miller
U. S
W. Miller
Willie Miller
Beatrice
Olia-Maude Roberds
Rochelle
Mt. Worth
Oklahoma
Harrison Murray
Tawa
A. J. Duncan
Will Tally
Neal
Charlie Coughran
Howard Payne College
Tom Carter
Camp Mabry
Ima King
W. 5. King
Temple
Clyde Cules
Lyenday
Mrs. Hamrick
Ethel Davenport
Brady
J. D. Brangeam
Meeting of Woman's Missionary Society Elects Officers
An enthusiastic meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church on December 2 elected officers for the new year. Officers include President E A Murray, First Vice President Paris Walker, Second Vice President R S Crain, and others. all church ladies urged to join. A church gathering December 9 from 4 to 6 promises something interesting. Father Gannon will say Mass at Catholic Church on Sunday December 8 at 10:00 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
E. A. Murray
Paris Walker
R. 8. Crain
T. F. Dimmitt
A. R. Hill
G. A. Arbelger
Ways and Means
John Seiders
John Campbell
Sam Walker
Treasury
Huts Owen
T. C. Henry
Missionary Voice
E. M. Dickerson
Rheube R. Low
All Ladies
Pub
Father Gannon
Johnson freez e proof and local notes
Local notes report a cold season impact on crops and a bumper 1919 outlook. Farmers cheer prospects while Joe Eckert travels to Garland Texas for a location. Ervin Barnett returns from Camp Travis after army service discharge. Mr McGregory's dock patient improves. Tom Snails injured in France, with Emmit Hall and Burnice Coalal by his side. The Majestic theater advertises a showing of Flaming Front soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Eckert
Garland
Texas
Ervin Barnett
Camp Travis
Sherman Shoemake
Barnett
M. J. Lane
Fpbe
McGregory
Dock Jones
P.N. Johnson
Houston
Bob Brown
T. A. Snails
Tom
France
Emmit Hall
Burnice Coalal
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Swift & Company
Lodge Directory
B. McDonald
Leigh Burleson
Mrs
Worth Price
Waco
O. K
J. H. Hamrick
W. BR. Doran
BOAR
W. R. Doran
Votess
R. L. Seiders
Sam Frizzell
Jones
America
Richland Springs
State of Ohio
Toxedo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Frank J. Cueney
A.D
A. W. Gleason
F. J. Cheny & CO
Tragenty
Baila
Pilla
Meeting of Woman’s Missionary Society
Johnson
G. A. Athelger
Algerita
Petra
UALY
S&s
Joe Clark
Austin