New Federal Judge Takes Oath and Mrs. Singleton
Sunday ceremony witnessed by Mrs. S. M. Singleton as the new federal judge took the oath. Eugene Overton, a former A and M College student, visited Fort Worth with his mother for business last week. Visitors included Miss Josephine Gardner to Vernon and Harvey Terrell of Ward County with family visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. F. West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Texas
Vick Kuenstler
R. H. Darnell
Haskell
H. M. Hood
Buster Cox
Weaver
J. B. Nanny
Muriel Griffin
Otho
Norman Nanny
Mrs. Wyss
Herbart
Okla
A. Herrin
Floy West
Cody West
Weston Middlebrook
Anson
Hunter
Alton Simmons
Coleman County
W. F. West
Geo. Weaver
Howard
Sam Brooks
Raymond Adcock
Dawson County
R. L. Terrell
Harkelvis
J. W. Nanny
Theresa Mathews
Ligon
Kate Britt
Ed Brady
Ferne
Carl Medford
R. L. Livengood
Sinda Pope Livengood
Pleasant Valley
Jones County
Clarence Singleton
Sterling Edwards
S. M. Singleton
Neely Summers
Dave Simmons
Rain Lifts Grain Outlook and Cotton Planting Hopes
A moist rain fostered grain crops and cotton planting across the Post area. Locals fished creeks with few big catches while many residents hosted visitors from nearby towns and states. Social roundups note church attendance up, and several families from Weaver, Haskell, Coleman, and Dawson counties spent weekends with relatives.
Local News Roundup From Sagerton and Nearby Areas
Bunkerhill residents E. J. Boedeker and Elmer Boedeker made a business trip to Haskell last Wednesday. A light shower fell Wednesday night while farmers plant cotton. Fred Spitzer family of Sagerton visited the Boedekers Sunday. Norbert Boedeker stayed with Rufus Fuqua family in Stamford over weekend. Luther League beat Walter League in indoor Sagerton baseball. Ramm and Schmidt families from Flat Top visited Alfred Rinn Sunday. St Paul Luther League members attended Sagerton church meeting. Neinast of Sagerton visited G. W. Neinast family. G. W. Neinast ill Tuesday.
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E. J. Boedeker
Elmer Boedeker
Haskell
Fred Spitzer
Sagerton
Norbert Boedeker
Rufus Fu
St. Paul’s Luther League
Oscar Neinast
Herman Neinast
G. W. Neinast
Grandpa Bunkley of Stamford Receives Monday Visit
ROCKDALF Grandpa Bunkley of Stamford was in the community Monday. W. F. Bungley is improving and doctors expect to begin grafting skin on his arm later this week. He will be in the hospital for a long time. Miss La Nell Austin of Stamford visited Miss Anieta Bee this weekend. A pie supper at the school Saturday night will raise funds for the ball club. Leo McKeever, Frank Reeves, and Stanley McKeever plus E. D. Williams, Lester Ivy and Wilbur McKeever were dinner guests at John Ivy's home Sunday. The play Wild Ginger was...
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J. W. Adecock
D. L
Vernon Adcock
Herbert Green
Lamesa
Jeff Brimberry
Plainview
H. C. Adams
Howard Montgomery
el Centro
California
Elbert Williams
McClellan Ranch
Bricksdale
John R. Watson
E. A. Howard
Haskell
Bunkley
Stamford
W. F. Bungley
la Nell Austin
Anieta Bee
Leo McKeever
Frank Reeves
Stanley McKeever
Messers
C. C. Middleton
Dorothy Joe Posey
Loyd Posey
Cobb
Velma Ferrell
Crawford Girls
Skinner
Abilene
Erkcsdale
Avoca
H. E. Stevens
Weatherfore
Plumlee
Wayne McKown
R. A. Gillespie
J. Z. Williams
Sole Williams
Eriesdale
T. N. Gillespie
E. D. Williams
John Ivy
Glenns Rennelds
Sid Jones
M. M. Cobb
Tul! Newcomb
R. A. Gilespie
Bunkley’s
Reba Cobb
Schoolhouse Event Attracts Local Attention
Friday night program at the school house drew a strong turnout. Weekend visits included Miss Dorothy Joe Posey and Loyd Posey of Stamford and Miss Velma Ferrell staying with the Crawford family. Several residents traveled for visits and a local ball game in Avoca ended 6 to 5 in Avoca's favor.
Lueders P.T.A. Presents Operetta The Belle of Barcelona
The Lueders P T A stages The Belle of Barcelona a three act musical comedy with orchestra at Lueders school auditorium Friday May 6 at 8 pm. Admission 10 and 20 cents. The show travels to Historic Old Spain with dances and romance and a two hour program. Directed by Mrs. R T Penn with a long list of cast and volunteers.
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Barcelona
Lueders School
Lueders P.T.A
Old Spain
R. T. Penn
Ruth Olson
Francisco de la Vaga
Claud Berkman
Pedro
de Montero
Homer Thomas
Emilio
Hjalmar Seth
Don Juan
Fracis Lieb
Don Jose
Cap Terry
Dona Marcela
Ivy Smart
Dona Anita
Mildred Scott
Martha Matilde Ayers
Dorothy Sharbutt
Harold Wright
Joe Strother
Roxie Sides
Ruthalie Sparks
Jewel Wallace
C. Purcell
Jewel Douthitt
F. M. Johnson
R. T. Putnam
Hiram Olson
Florine Mills
Right of Way Secured to Widen Highway 83 in Jones County
Jones county officials report progress on securing right of way for widening Highway 83 and courting Kraft for a new Anson plant, with Anson, Stamford and Hamlin agreeing on local financial shares. A state bond relief measure is urged to fund road work from gasoline tax, while 1931 and 1932 maturities on road district bonds are planned to be met despite tax delinquency.
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Kraft
Jones County
Anson
Stamford
Hamlin
West Texas
Midland
Texas
Brooks
State Highway Department
L. N. Glaze
Hodges
Centerline
Nugent
Entre Nous Club Hosts Roses and Recital Evening
Mrs. N M Phy welcomed Entre Nous Club guests at her home with a rose filled setting. A refreshment plate carried a salad course as members and visitors enjoyed a program of piano duets, vocal selections, piano solos, readings, and a talk by Rev W G Fletcher led by Mrs N M Phy and Miss Eva Grace Knutson introduced as pianist for the evening.
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Mrs. Phy
N. M. Phy
Mmes
O. G. Lewis
Alton McClellan
E. G. Myrick
R. H. Nisbett
O. D. Middleton
W. J. Buie
J. M. Ladd
C. Jay Lyons
C. S. Barrow
A. F. Ashenhust
A. L. Rodgers
F. M. Locke
A. M. Hess
Ikins
Clarise
Pauline Buie
Irene Rucker
Roscoe Thomas, Jr
Ina Mae Rye
Carl Carleton
W. G. Fletcher
Eva Grace Knutson
New Idea Club Social Honors Members With Stitches
The New Idea Club met Friday afternoon at Mrs. Guy Crow’s home. Sewing provided entertainment as “Stitches” were revealed with gifts. Pie and iced tea followed, with larkspur bouquets given to Mines, Henry Tsuji, B Beaty, Jim Billington, and Adolph Johnson.
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NEW Idea Club
New Idea
Guy Crow
Mines
Henry Tsuji
B. B. Beaty
Jim Billington
Adolph Johnson
Wesley Adult Bible Class Banquet At St. John’s Church
The Wesley Adult Bible Class of St. John’s Methodist Church held its annual banquet Thursday evening in the Brotherhood room. Spring flowers decorated the room and dinner table while a three course chicken dinner was served. The money from the dinner will go toward reducing a church note. Mrs. R. C. Thomas and Mrs. Neal At-
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Wesley
St. John’s Methodist Church
Brotherhood
R. C. Thomas
Neal
Baptist W M U Holds Monthly Church Meeting
The Woman's Missionary Union of the First Baptist Church met Monday afternoon in the church. Mrs. George Smith read the devotional and spoke on Mothers Day. Mrs. Alton McClellan led the business session after a prayer for mothers by Mrs. Alice Hoover. Circle meetings were scheduled for Monday afternoon with circle A led by Mrs. L H Culwell circle B by Mrs J E Duncan circle E by Mrs Tom Elliott and circles F and G by Mrs J M Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.M.U
Woman’s Missionary Union of the First Baptist Church
George Smith
Alton McClellan
Alice Hoover
Mines
C. Jay Lyons
W. C. Pratt
Frank Heflin
J. S. Smith
J. T. Medlin
Sam Morris
J. S. Sloan
J. P. Holman
J. M. Martin
Jim Stell
Wilson
J. T. Halsell
W.M.A
L. H. Culwell
J. E. Duncan
Tom Elliott
Mystery golf balls found in cow stomach at Pittsfield fairways
A Jersey cow butchered on Taconic Club fairways in Pittsfield Massachusetts revealed 29 golf balls inside its stomach. The incident links to a long standing mystery of missing golf balls on the course.
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Pittsfield
Mass
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R. J. McMillan
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Bunkerhill
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Barney McGanegal
Houston
John Cherris
McGanegal
Abe Wagner
Texas Cowboy Reunion
Louie M. Hardy
RED & White
Idaho
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