White City Community Notes April 4 Farmers plan cotton planting
More than an inch of rainfall boosts moisture for spring crops in White City. Farmers expect to plant cotton widely. A pie supper April 6 at the White City school auditorium will fund two extra weeks of school. A baby girl was born to Max and Mrs. Kerr on April 1. An election elected W. B. Germany as trustee. Dozens of local residents are listed with visits and outings in Vernon and Ragland area. The Wildcat baseball team defeated by White City, score noted as up to.
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White City
Oali
Max
Mrs. Kerr
W. B. Germany
J. R. White
W. DD. Hardage
Wildcat
Seymour Dansen
Reginald Hobson
Arch Hughes
Tronter Hobson
Newman Hughes
Elbert White
Ratia Hardage
Raymond Mayfield
Wilson
C. L. Adams
Dvelyn Joyce
J .H. Adams
Pleasant Valley
J. Wilhelm
Fargo
J. M. Knapp
Vernon
John Knapp
L. Adams
By. A. Anderson
W. W. Adams
Bob Olive
Harry Sneed
Seymour Dunsen
Lee Coffer
Ernest Gibson
Tolbert
M. M. Tunsen
J. T. Drugsen
Seywnnour
If You Can’t Be a Lighthouse Be a Candle
A brief inspirational note urges steadfast guidance in small roles, comparing a steady lamp to a towering beacon and emphasizing the value of consistent, quiet help.
Local social notes from Lockett and Electra area
Community brief lists recent visits and gatherings across Lockett Electra Vernon and nearby towns. Families Kincheloe Ham Davenport Haw Lincecum and others attend visits parties and funerals. Church and club events include a Wesley Chapel appointment and Home Improvement Club meeting with hat making material needs.
Haulk Hill School Hosts Basket Dinger and News
Haulk Hill April 4 reports a school basket game at the Donans picnic grounds. Miss Muriel Olive was unwell this week. Dewey Adair of Deans visited relatives. J G Dockery and family hosted a surprise party. Kol Olive elected school trustee. several families visited Jackson Springs and Bowie over the weekend.
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Haulk Hill
Donans
Muriel Olive
Dewey Adair
Deans
Archie Lawrence
Dockery
Maudie
Tolbert
Dr. Olive
Connie Olive
Fargo
Rudy January
Ethel Bill
Odell
J. G. Dockery
Kol Olive
Hauth Hill
Dnd
Millinar
Jackson Springs
Ore
Lorna
Bowie
Red River Community Notes April Weather and Visits
A fine rain fell Sunday afternoon and continued until Tuesday morning. Vesper Perry missed school this week due to a badly injured foot. J N Wright hosted a singing Sunday night. Homer and Clarence Hite attended a gathering at W F Bells. Buford McDougal of Tolbert spent the weekend with relatives. Webb Cook went to Midway on business. sister Vera returned with him for the weekend. J C Jahnson J J Looney and A N McDougal traveled to Odell on business. Clarice Hamilton visited her aunt Mrs Louis Ross at Sherwood and returned home. Vera Agnes Brown of Round Timbers visited Flora Crown. Bud Dooley’s two horses were killed by lightning. Water the garden buy your garden hose at the Overyshing Store.
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Red River
Vesper Perry
J.N. Wright
Homer
Clarence Hite
W. F. Bell
Buford McDougal
Tolbert
Webb Cook
Vera
J.C. Jahnson
J. J. Looney
A. N. McDougal
Odell
Clarice Hamilton
Louis Ross
Sherwood
Vera Agnes Brown
Round Timbers
Flora Crown
Bud Dooley
Rain Helps Spring Planting In Hinds Community
In Hinds April 6 report a steady rain lifts soil readiness for spring planting and wheat looks good. The Parent Teachers Association plans continued work through summer with a grove picnic set for April 21 at Mrs. Mullins place. Local social events include a Farm Bureau meeting attendance, a successful appendicitis surgery patient at Vernon, and upcoming Home Bureau gathering with pies as topic.
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Hinds
Parent
O. HH
Local Residents Named In Brief News Notes
Pastry tale mentions Mesdemes Couch and Cloftin as leaders. Melvin Brown of Pannin County visited his sister Mrs Henry Smithson the first of the week. Charlie Anderson returned last week from a business trip to New Mexico.
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Couch
Cloftin
Melvin Brown
Pannin County
Henry Smithson
Charlie Anderson
New Mexico
Fargo News highlights small town changes in April report
Special correspondence from Fargo notes Professor S. L. Coggins returns home improved health. Families travel for ill relatives, trustees elected for Fargo District, a birth reported, and several residents move, visit, or host gatherings. The Women's Auxiliary meets at the Baptist church as community life continues.
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Fannie Gaantt
Ragland
Luther
Arthur
Albert Gaantt
C. L. Brinkley
H. H. Box
Hoyt Brinkley
Mildred Hileen Anderson
J. 2. White
Arthur Gauntt
Babye Joe
J. B. Gauntt
W. D. Hardage
J. C. Hughes
Arch and
James
Joe Campbell
Lockett News
J. E. Lockett
G. L. Ham
Clyde Ham
BE. H W. Pigg
Verdell Ross
Rufus Simmons
Oklainion
Fred Haw
George Davenport
Fred Ham
W. F. Garrett
L. B. Hawkins
Margaret
Wesley Chapel
Dc. H. Cato
J. B. Lockett
RE. U L. Kiehie
S.C. Davenport
Fields Hutchinson
Electra
Clarence
Howard Hammons
Oklainton
W. A. Hammons
Home Improvement Club
D. W. Sylvester
Fula Goodfetlow
Haulk Hill News
West Side Square
Hinds News
Claud Muller, J. W. Johnson and
J. R. Caldwell
Reau
Cora Lyles
Aleck Anderson
Ethel Sweatman
Wichooth Howard
Mary Hughes
Lavora Castleberry
W. R. Newsome
Claud Muller
F. Lovelace
Clyde Muller
Julius Ward
Nell Hughes
Royal Duke
S. B. Hughes
Home Bureau
Tom Duke
Herring National Bank
Ederal Rese System
C. T. Herring
L. K. Johnson
G. C. Morris
Homeland
Ples
L. C. Orrell & CO
Chicago
Chas. Withers
Fargo News
S. L. Coggins
Haskell
Fis
R. EK. Harrell
George Beavers
Ternoon
Mrs
Wayne
Sherman
Emmett Kitchersid
Adams
J. T. Marr
Ballinger
A. C. Rogers
T. Mason
Johnnie Swanson
Ween
Grady Stowe
Womans
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Baptist Church
M.rs. McDaniel
Hi. W. Starnes
Lockett
Riley Adams
Mra
G. W. Adams
Crow Sisters
White Produce Company
North Main Street
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