Jones County Texas to vote on jail and courthouse bonds
Jones County Texas will hold an August 23 1941 election on two propositions. Proposition 1 authorizes 45000 dollars in jail bonds for up to 16 years at 2 percent with tax to pay interest and create a sinking fund. Proposition 2 authorizes 15000 dollars in courthouse repair bonds under the same terms. polling places listed with precinct officers. Notices to be published and posted at least 18 days prior.
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Texas
Jones
Jones County
Commissioners’ Court
Said County
North West
Anson
J. H. Warren
Walter Love
Ws. Iy Ympson
Tom Brown
Nugent
School House
E. E. Hodges
Otto Roberts
B. R. Doty
Round Mound
Schornick
Abilene
Nugent Route
C. F. Hill
C. G. Smith
McCamant
M. M
C. B. Jenkins
T. E. Goode
Ernest Spurgin
Sinclair
Sinclair School House
E. L. Russell
L. D. Crumpler
H .R. McLaren
Nevida
I. McDaniel
Horveen
Avo
J. W . Presiding
H. E. Culwell
Truby
Post Offineon
Id County
J. W. Grogan
H. C. Hall, Sr
Nell Barkley
S. E. Corner Court House
Joe Horn
Essie Anderson
Bruce Foster
Benee McGee
Corner Court House
J. M Sosehee
W. B. Warren
Rose Fieher
Sid G. Castle
Stith
Merkel
Rt. 3
W. S. Burton
J. C. Jones
R. L. Hudson
T. W. Vantreese
Lueders
Lueders School House
O. T. Shipp
Homer Hutto
Vada Louder
L. H. Tonrey
Hawley
O. C. Gilbreath
W. C. Clyburn
G. E. Conner
East Hamlin
City Hall
Hamlin
John H. Agnew
D. J. Herbst
Winnie Day
Plainview
Plainview School House
Stamford, Rt. 2
T. J. Treadwell
Mose T. Jones
Donald H. Potts
Golan
Golan School House
Sylvester Rt. A
W. C. Hill
A. D. McCain
Union
Hous
Rt. 2
R. M. Bartett
Sam Kyle
J. M. Hellums
Ramlin
Said
Tate May
Lennie Greenway
M. Y. Wilson
R. H. Campbell
Gilbert Smith
Encampment of H D Clubs Held Across Two Counties
The Jones and Stonewall counties Home Demonstration Clubs met July 30 at Leeders Baptist encampment for a two day event. Exhibits and stunts competed with Goodman Willow Creek and Old Glory receiving top prizes. Members reported on short course trips and program plans for 1942.
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Jones and Stonewall Counties
Baptist
Leeders
Mess Hall
Earl Brown
H. J. Hanson
W. H. Myatt
Goodman
Avoca
Old Glory
Golan
J. S. Leonard
J. M. Hamilton
Willow Creek's
Karl Borneaux, Jr
Trent
H. D. Club
Ruth McBride
College Station
Mildred Prigham
Guion Hall
Billie Frances Cox
Yvonne McGee
Jones County
Evelyn Manly
Onah Jack
Sponers
Woren
C. D. Bingham
E. C. Cade
Karl Bonneaux
Raymond Day
Imelda Price
Vera Steely
Stamford
Esther Tredemeyer
Glenn Reynolds
Avecn
Karl Ronneaux
W. HH. M
Willow Creek
Inning Jones
Stone Channty
Gootman
Rowd Chan
Tron
Hols Anson
Willow Creel
Ol Glo Ymes
Carl Sessum
T. E. Reil
C. A. Agnew
Cerl Hunt
Clyde Grice
Lynn Flowers
Floyd Davis
H. F. Carr
Roy Herttenberger
Bono Herttenbergrer
Billie Newman
Esther Trodemeyer
Rlch Trice
Johnny Faye Tipton
Yvonne Young
Helen Herttenberger
Gertie Trice
J. F. Newman
R. W. Newman
Mmes
J. H. Windland
F. Bricht
F. C. Cade
H. G. Smith
Ervin Uechert
Miss Loraine King
Ed Bright
Robert Manley
Kline Manley
Evelyn Manley
Gay Manley
Stith
E. H. Thompson
D. Sanders
Louise Hudson
Imogene Hayes
Boyd Chapel
FE. K. Whittenburg
Lee Ward
J. P. Cornelius
R. L. Milstead
Thompson Young
J. M. Cook
Fred Moore
Vesta Newman
Anson
Walter Love
Gilbert Smith
Floyd Lynch
Abilene
Ruth Hamilton
Jackie Hamilton
Stemford Police Chief Flournoy Stricken With Heart Attack
George G. Flournoy chief of police in Stemford since 1901 was stricken with a heart attack Monday morning on his way downtown. He returned home, collapsed in the front yard, and was taken to Stemford Sanitarium by Kinney ambulance. His condition remained serious though slightly improved Thursday morning. He had oxygen therapy at times Wednesday and early Thursday.
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George G. Flournoy
Stemford
Stemford Sanitarium
Kinney
Two Light Showers Received in Stamford
A hard shower of rain fell Monday night about 7 o clock lasting about 30 minutes and measured 82 inch rainfall. This first rain in weeks benefited farmers. The high temperature dipped briefly then rose again. Light showers Wednesday afternoon added 15 inch.
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Stamford
Blossoms in Dust portrays Edna Gladney's baby home work
Greer Garson stars as Mrs Gladney in a Technicolor romance about the Tex as Children's Home and Aid Society founder. The film follows her mission to place thousands of babies in loving homes, from Sherman to Fort Worth, through public support and legislative effort.
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Mrs. Chips
Mr. Chips
Elizabeth Bennett
Pride and Prejudice
Greer Garson
Merto Goldwyn-Mayer
State Theater
Edna Gladney
Fort Worth
Texas Children’s Home and Aid Society
Beth Miss Garson
Mrs. Gladneyvy
Spencer Ven
Edward J. Flanagan
Walter Pidgeon
Miss Garson
Sam Gladney
Edna Kahley
Gibson
Sherman
Texas
Technicolor, Us
Red headed Miss Garson cradles a red headed baby
A vivid description highlights Miss Garson with striking red hair holding a red headed infant this scene emphasizes dramatic color and character focus.
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Miss Garson
Chinese Cook with American Slang Used, Maude Allen as Housekeeper
A Chinese cook known for integrating American slang works alongside Maude Allen who serves as a broom-wielding housekeeper. The pair appear in a domestic labor scene highlighting cultural blend and humor.
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Maude Allen
Secret Valley Stars Richard Arlen in Harold Bell Wright Western
Richard Arlen leads in Secret Valley a Harold Bell Wright outdoor screen drama opening Friday at the State Theatre. The story pits hard-riding ranchers against racketeers with Virginia Grey as a runaway bride, a stampede, federal help, and a climactic rescue.
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Richard Arlen
Harold Bell Wright
New West
Arlen
Virginia Grey
Miss Grey
Jack Mulhall
Norman Willis
Sid Saylor
Russell Hicks
Willie Fung
Cards of Thanks for Kindness after Our Loss
In grateful acknowledgement to all who offered acts of kindness during our bereavement for our dear little one and to Kinney Funeral Home for their efforts. May God bless each of you. Be and Mrs. J. T. Lemons and family. Regena Fay Lemons. many others as listed.
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Kinney Funeral Home
Father
J. T. Lemons
Regena Fay Lemons
J. C. Turley
W. L. Turley
T. J. Casner
Cornelia Turley
L. O. Cavitt
W. D. Campbell
Harvey Norman
Clyde Lemons
Vernon Lemons
Aileen Holloway
Gerald
Billy Norman
Ed Spears
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Commissioner's ‘Court
Doris M. Winter
Wilson
Wilson School House
J. C. Fielder
R. P. Nunnelley
W. Y. Parham
Swans Chapel
Church
J. A. Roberts
G. Anderson
R. 5
W. B. Tayman
Jack Jones
J. B. Dods
Las
Shiloh
Post Ffice
Nugent Rt
Iaid County
J. I. Fryar
W. M. Glaze
Phil Jefferies
Oma Sprayberry
OPAG
George Montgomery
Mary Beth Hughes
the Cowboy and the Blonde
Tom Keene
Palace
The
Trevest Littl
Buzzy Henry
Spider
H. B. Warner
Wright
Jared BenThe Shep
Dor’ Ful
Palace Ice
Irene Dunne
Cary Grant
Herbert Marshall
Virginia Bruce
Washington
Hal Kemp
Paramount News
Claudette Col
Henry Fonda
Tom Thumb
Tyrone Power
Dorothy Lamour
Johnny
Apollo
H.D
Texas Woman
Colorado
Golden Bantam
Ib. de
Burbank
U.S. No
Anut
Lux
Crisco Royal Latin
Iran
Ap Gran
Aap Sandard
Indwich
Canterbury Tea
Sunny Dawn Tomato Uic
Presse
Kinney Furniture Store
N. Side Square
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