Avoca News Briefs From The Weekend And Monday
A sunny Avoca morning finds residents noting illness in the community with several families affected by colds and flu. Mr C B Huffaker has three children ill while Mr J S Richardson resumes work after a mild flu. M L Woody and family visited Avoca Sunday and dined with Mr and Mrs Hammer. Mrs J L Rennels is listed as sick this week and hopes to recover soon. Mrs R B Garrett returned home last Sunday and speaks of her grandson Master Lesley Eugene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Huffaker
J. S. Richardson
M. L. Woody
Avoca
H. D. White
Earl Rennels
Anson
J. N. Culwell
Smith Cochran
Avoca High School
S. T. Griffith
O. L. Plumlee
Haskell County
Carlton Williams
College Station
Edith Cockrell
Denton
T. M. Caton
Stamford
J. A. Ward
Oleda
Parker County
J. A
Jones County
Oledo
Ross Williams
Tokio
Kinsfolk
South Texas
Lillian Ross Demer Aeford
Bertha Rogers
F. B
Deci Sharp
Merke
Dan Ivy
F. B. Reid
W. R. Taylor
Bonnie Watkins
Hawley Yi
Whitemore
Near Anson
Alveyes
Comanche
Pansy
Avoca News Briefs Include Local Visits and School Notes
Avoca residents report visits from H D White county commissioner recovering from a injuries, J N Culwell traveling to Anson, and Prof J A Ward visiting Avoca. Teachers and students such as Edith Cockrell and Miss Deci Sharp are mentioned with local trips, school changes, and upcoming subscriptions. Community members attend prayers, dinners, and church services as neighbors share updates.
New Hope Community Notes on Weather and Visits
The New Hope column reports fine weather since the snow and a bright Tuesday. Enrollment growth could force suspending riders. some teachers’ rooms are crowded. Visitors are welcome, with visiting singers from Spur and nearby towns. no singing this third Sunday at New Hope. all attendees will attend Hanna School House. Health remains excellent. update on Little Dixie Thompson recovering from infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hope
Hanna School
Dixie Thompson
Spring Creek Social Notes Cherish Visits and Ills
Hello editor and correspondents the Spring Creek column records neighbors health news visits and social events. Many names appear including Mrs Wells Mr Nash Miss Vaught Miss Culwell and Mr Furlow with evenings parties and weekend travels. The tone stays warm as residents hope for better weather and well being.
Swans Chapel Weather and Social Roundup
Swans Chapel reports mild patterns after recent winter spells with early spring hopes. Farmers plow and repair fences while a large crowd attended a party at Mr and Mrs T L Williamson's, with visitors from Anson Stamford and Nu nt area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Williamson
Anson
Willie Ferposes
Stamford
Peay
B. “Guthrie
T. L .Williamson
Guthrie
Crowded Church Attendance Proclaimed in Corinth Notes
Community news records large church turnout over Saturday and Sunday in Corinth. It lists visits and hospitality at local homes, new neighbors moving in from Oklahoma, and multiple families visiting or hosting events including a New Year’s celebration and Sunday gatherings at various addresses.
Community Notes Move and Church Attendance Share News
Oak Grove residents report Gayne and family moving near Stamford while others relocate locally. Sunday School at Church of Christ draws good attendance despite weather. H. R. Lieb leads as superintendent and Wile Harrell as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove
Gayne
Stamford
Church of Christ
H. R. Lieb
Wile Harrell
R. L. Smith
Fort Worth
Willie Ferguson
Austin
Messrs
Mesdames
J. P
Jr. T. Vaught
Plains
Community Notices and Visits Mentioned
McConnell notes Hutto family moved to Crosbyton Texas. Mrs. F E Jones hosted guests from Stamford. J D Jones visited cousin Alfin Jones. Ernest Jones from Fort Worth staying with R W meres and Oscar Whiteker. Thomas Cauthen hosted Otis Brown. Dorothy Vernon and Roberta Guillette returned to College Fort Worth. Mr and Mrs B H Connally hosted by Bland family. Jewel Austin and son Raymond plus Nick Guillette head to Baylor. Chris Jones on the Plains but returning soon. Sunday School urged for attendance and cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutto
Crosbyton
Texas
F. E. Jones
Jack Davis
Claude Merrit
Phillips
Stamford
J. D. Jones
Alfin Jones
Ernest Jones
Fort Worth
Mesdames R. W. Meres
Oscar Whiteker
James
Thomas Cauthen
Otis Brown
Post
Dorothy Vernon
Roberta Guillette
J. F. Guillette
B. H. Connally
M. V. Bland
Jewel Austin
Raymond
Nick Guillette
Baylor
Waco
Chris Jones
Dempsey
Bank Statement Fragment Lists Holdings and Officials
An OCR fragment outlines banking categories including Loans and Discounts Real Estate Furniture and Fixtures and Due from Banks with line items such as Capital Stock Surplus and Undivided Profits. It names E Morrow as president and E P Bunkley and T A Upshaw among attestors in Jones County Texas dating to January 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Texas County
Jones
F. EF. Morrow
Buster
F. E. Morrow
Ter
Cashi
A. L
E. P. Bunkley
A. D
T. A. Upshaw
Jones Copty
Texas
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Sitton & Son Grocery
Stamford Mattress Factory
Jim Crawford
Auto Wrecking Co
North Swenson
S. Ferguson
South Ferguson
Ray Rector
Kodak
Connell
Dan
Reid's Cash Grocery Feed Store
West Moran St
W. Reid
Oe Ees Grocery South
Ferguson
Stamford Shoe Shop
B. F. Moore
West First State Bank
Lueders Texas
Brown
Miss Bertha Brown
Spring Creek
Grandma Davis
Mamie Vaught
Wendell Nash
H. T. Nash
Minnie Moore
Arthur Nash
H. R. Nas
Elizabeth Culwell
W. W. Clark
Mary Furlow
Martin Furlow
W. R. Nash
Tom
Jim Vaught
Kress
Ben Mathis
Lueders
T. M. Burle
Corinth
Dock Callaway
Code Maxwell
Wise Chapel
Ludecke
J. W. Watts
Frank Polacek
Leeders
Shields
Brazelton Company
McConnell
Fitzpatrick
BANMS
Guaranty State Bank
State of Texas
Ford American
State
Eaeetenainaamimanaena Gneak
Wright Cash
Wright
S. E. Corner
Wright Cash Grocery
Temple OF Economy
Olsburg Mercantile CO
M. J. Olson
Ericksdahl Community
Bryant-Link Co
R. Carrell
Goodrich
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Hasse Dry Goods
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