New Editor Takes Charge At Lueders Leader
C E Elliott appointed as editor of the Lueders Leader, following his work at Moral News. W R Elliott named editor of the Throckmorton Tribune. O A Tunnell Cafe sold to C O Phillipps of Jayton who assumes control Tuesday. Hastings Girls defeat Avoca 13 to 12, while Leeders all stars beat Avoca Independents 24 to 5 with two stars absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lueders
C. E. Elliott
The
Moral News
Elliott
W. R. Elliott
Throckmorton Tribune
O. A. Tunnell Cafe
C. O. Phillipps
Jayton
Mr. Phillipps
Leeders All-Stars
Avoca Independents
1926 car number plates require headlight test
Tax Collector A. S. Reaves announces 1926 registration requires a current headlight test certificate valid within 30 days of application. If you hold a 1925 certificate it is invalid for 1926 plates. Bring your 1025 license receipt when registering and use county test stations for testing before 30 days pass to receive the 1926 plate.
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Reaves
Ad error leads to blanket price confusion in The American
A misprint in The American misstated blankets as $2.95 while Mr Faverman actually offered $295 blankets for $1.98. Thanksgiving guests at Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Shell included their Dallas daughter Mrs. F. M Burton and several Shell relatives from Rule Wichita Falls Lubbock and Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Faverman
C. C. Shell
F. M Burton
Dallas
Arven Shell
Rule
J. V. Shell
Wichita Falls
Shelli
F. J. Germany
Sterling Germany
Lubbock
James Gruber
Inter mediate League Social at St John’s Methodist Church
The Inter mediate League met for a Friday 7 30 p m social at St John’s Methodist Church. Members and guests enjoyed games and refreshments served by Mrs J F E Mans ey Mrs Jefferson and Miss Tal both with a list of attendees from Wichita Falls and local names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Methodist Church
J. FE. Mansey
Jefferson
Miss Talboth
Maxine Alexander
Cleo Cameron
Mae Belle Baird
Frances Donalson
Mary Bryant
Fay Curd
Dorothy Bunkie
Martha Alice Moore
Matilda
Mary Elzabeth Dowell
Wichita Falls
Helen Lyles
Lois Perkins
Edna Haynie
Mary Edna Frizzell
Margaret Smith
Josephine Gardener
Patsy Durrett
la Rue Humphrey
Welby Callcoate
J. E. Massey, Jr
Clarence Lee
Cash Wisemon
Richard Massey
Smokey Jones
J. E. McDonald
Lowell Tron
LeRoy Massey
Ben Cole
Gerald Porter
Paul Glen
Leonard Rucker
Samuel Williams
Maurice Glen
John Dobyns
George Pryor Jr
Ike Hudson
Tommy Rector
Elmer Hughes
Hargrove hosts relatives at South Swenson chicken dinner
Mr and Mrs Frank Hargrove entertained many relatives and friends Sunday at their South Swenson Avenue home with a splendid chicken dinner and a fine Sunday radio program. Guests included Mrs Hargrove’s son and daughter in law, former Paris residents Mr and Mrs W Q Stone, Ed Allen of Lubbock, Mr and Mrs J W Black and son George, Mr and Mrs E C Garrett and daughter Aline, Miss Annie Wedekin, Mr and Mrs Hugh Garrett, Mr and Mrs F W Wedeking and children, Mr and Mrs M Dagan of Post, and many local children. The reunion marked old friendships renewed for a cheerful day. Reporter.
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Frank Hargrove
South
Swenson Avenue
Hargrove
W. QO. Stone
Paris
Texas
Stamford
Ed Allen
Lubbock
J. W. Black
George
E. C. Garrett
Aline
Annie Wedekin
Mia
Hugh Garrett
F. W. Wedeking
M. Dagan
Post Community
Local Thanksgiving Dinner for Mr and Mrs H F Jackson
Mr and Mrs H F Jackson celebrated Thanksgiving with a fine turkey dinner. The table featured snowy linens, flowers and silver, illustrating a traditional family gathering.
Dinner honors local families from Rochester and Rule
A cordial dinner was laid for several households including Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Kendall of Rochester, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Bell and two sons of Rule, and families of Mrs. Cora Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson, and Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Kendall
Rochester
J. L. Bell
Rule
Cora Johnson
Robert Johnson
H. F. Jackson
Presbyterian Ladies to Entertain at Central Church Banquet
Friday evening at the Central Christian Church the ladies of the church will entertain the men and pastors of the city with a banquet and a social gathering. An interesting program will be rendered.
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Central Christian Church
Central Christian Senior Aid Holds All Day Meeting
The Senior Aid of the Central Christian Church met in an all day session at the church. Ladies quilted three quilts and a hot noontime lunch was provided by the women. Husbands and children joined them for the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Senior Aid
Central Christian Church
J. FE. Montgomery
Dolly Payne
L. D. Cooper
Houston Ladies Attend Sunday Church Gathering
L Fleming and several Houston residents including Mrs. R L Hellum Mrs L E Larche Mrs D K Lyons Mrs W W Scott Mrs A M Goldsmith Mrs M B Harris and Mrs John Hogan joined the day and the ladies also had supper at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Fleming
R. L. Hellum
L. E. Larche
D. K. Lyons
W. W. Scott
A. M. Goldsmith
Houston
M. B. Harris
John Hogan
Dreadnaught Auto Tire Chain For Balloon and High Pressure Tires
R. M. Kinard Motor Co advertises Dreadnaught auto tire chain suitable for balloon and high pressure tires in all sizes.
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R. M. Kinard Motor
Mrs Carter Receives Corsicana Visitors at Home
Mrs J M Carter hosts Mrs F H Johnson and Mrs Brain of Corsicana as house guests at her residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Carter
Mra. F
Johnson
Mra
Brain
Corsicana
J A Hirscher Returns From Rio Grande Valley Trip
J A Hirscher has returned from a journey to the Rio Grande Valley, marking the end of a brief travel period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Hirscher
Rio Grande Valley
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Kit Carson
Gallon Comb Honey
Piggly Wiggly
Fort Worth
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Associated Press Service
Star-Telegram
Gumps
Tillie the Toiler
Boob McNutt
Polly
Amon G. Carter
Stamford American
Hastings
Avoca
Shackleford County
Mrs. Perry Smith
Haskell
Dr. E. Tiedeman
H. H. Hicks
Dr. 8
Beatlock Guaranty Bank
Bidg
Layne-Yates Co
Brastelton Lumber Company
Manhattan
Wilson Bros
Elder
Tom Saw
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