Community Notes From Plainview And Surrounding Areas
Dry spell continues yet vegetation greens as residents travel between Plainview East Texas and Dallas for visits. Mr Haney family in East Texas. Miss Fern Hobbs and Alice Roberson visit relatives in East Texas Rochester and back home. Local gatherings include a large Friday night party at Mr and Mrs W M Medlin and a well attended Saturday night at Mr and Mrs John Kahouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Haney
Texas
Tiner
Dallas
Johnson
C. E. Bland
E. A. Coleman
Darwin and
Victor Hobbs
C. W. Campbell
Fern Hobbs
W. M. Medlin
Faye Campbell
Rochester
A. S. Haney
C. H. Miller
John Kahouts
Alice Roberson
East
Jess Hurst
Community Notes From Corinth Socials And Visits
The Corinthians enjoyed singing at a church event Sunday night. Local families including Watts Bennett Holloway and Barbee hosted relatives and friends at various gatherings, and several residents reported visiting neighbors Sunday. Clay Hattox is back in school. a local store was renovated trading a stove for an ice box. Poultry netting advertised by Gambill Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. James
Luke Watts
J. D. Bennett
Ebb Watts
Y. C. Watts
Mark Holloway
Dock Calloway
Andrew Barbee
Rice Moss
G. H. Wersebe
N. W. Jones
R. A. Moon
Walter Bennett
H. N. Bennett
Clay Hattox
Lige Davis
Corinth
Bunker Hill Team Wins In Village Meet
Sagerton and Bunker Hill students and teachers held a practice meet last Tuesday showing strong results in running and jumping. Bunker Hill boys won most events while local residents noted road work improving the highway. Editors heard readers request a cleaner Stamford and commented on a junk yard near the highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagerton School
Bunker Hill
George Fourqureau
Ft. Worth
Bato McIntyre
Post
Stamford
Henry Schoeder
Albany
Swans Chapel School Sees Strong Enrollment and County Meet Hopes
The Swans Chapel school reports progress with good enrollment and pleased teachers. Students prepared for the County Meet after defeating Anson and Anderson Chapel teams, and only one defeat in 32 games remains, fueling optimism for county event success.
Taking Census Visit Highlights Stamford District
Rev J D Crockett is busy taking the Stamford school census and visitors praise his work. The beloved Methodist circuit rider, known as Bro Crockett, is warmly received by Stamford residents. Window Glass Brazelton Lumber Company. 2 tf
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Crockett
Stamford
Bro. Crockett
Brazelton Lumber Company
Brophy Thanks American for Stamford Celebration Support
Eanes B. Brophy writes to Mr. Thomas praising the institution and the University of Texas Band for their roles in last Saturday’s street celebration. He commends Stamford newspapers for community service and thanks those who cared for visiting students in Stamford homes during their two day stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Thomas
University of Texas Band
Stamford
Eanes B. Brophy
Miss Leia Reed Dies After Illness at 20
Miss Leta Reed of West Oliver Street died after a weeks long influenza illness. The funeral was at Nazarene Church with Rev. J L Bates and interment at Highland Cemetery. Out of town relatives included Mrs Ford Alcus Dublin and Mrs S H Reed Ft Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leta Reed
S. Bk. Reed
West Oliver Street
Hishroll
Nazarene Church
J. L. Bates
Highland Cemetery
Barrow Furniture
Ford Alcus
Dublin
G. A. Davison
Eastland
S. H. Reed
Ft. Worth
J. P. Reed
Henrietta
Edgar Williams
Caddo
J. B. McDonald
Olney
T. B. Banks
Corpus Christi
Texas
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Plainview
Byazelton Lum Company
Hambright
G. S. Landers
Hudson
Sweetwater
Yates Drug Store
Lubbock
Big Spring
San Angelo
Red Ball
Biggins Hotel
E. B. Williams
East Reynolds
Wellsworth
W. L. Martin
Stamford, Texas
Gambil Bros
Chiropractic
Goulds’ Chiropractic Office
N. Swenson
Brophy
Leia Reed
J. P. Johnson
Nora of
Luchers
Mr. Johnson
Mrr. Johnson
America
Wexio
Sweden
S. M.S
Swenson
DR. E. Tiedeman
H. H. Hicks
Guaranty Bank
8. B. Tadlock
Lyles’ Economy Store
South Side Square
Grissom’s E Store
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