Denton Gundy Bout Ends In Ten Round Draw
Nick Ginivy and Jack Denton fought to a ten round draw in the open air arena Testa night. The bout featured close exchanges with Denton landing more blows and both men sustaining heavy flurry exchanges. Murdock and Castleberry also staged a tough four round affair ending in a draw.
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Nick Ginivy
Jack Denton
Testa
Kenton
Castleberry
Young Maurlock
Jocal
Murdock
Castleberry Fights Murdock Next Tuesday In Local Ring
Castleberry and Young Murdock of Sulphur Oklahoma meet in a ten round feature under American Turner at the local outdoor arena next Tuesday night. Both paid charity purses if defeated, after a six round draw they shared recently.
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Castleberry
Murdock
Cliff Castleberry
Young Murdock
Okla
Lerton
Lool Open Air
Bert
Oklahoma Lad
Benthover
Castleberry Faces Tough Week Ahead In Training
A focused athlete trains hard this week ahead of a key period as Castleberry remains at peak form.
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Castleberry
Two Week Rains Benefit Cotton and Local Congregation
Wells Valley reports heavy rains over two weeks boosting cotton and feed crops with good yields possible if pests stay away. The Methodist meeting continues at the church with Rev. Yarbrough in charge and Rev. Cray leading song services, drawing large crowds and expected spiritual gains. Local residents visit kin, attend church, and share news of visitors from Arkansas and Vernon among familiar families.
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The
Charel
PB. Yarboraigh
Cray of
Chirendon
Local notes from Lockett and vicinity
Mr and Mrs Jones of Oklahoma visit the Sylvester home as Hockett Bros rearrange their store and repair. First Baptist Church singing last Friday night a credit success with many in attendance. Rain boosts farmers busy and happy. Deacon Cobb family visiting relatives in East Texas. Mrs Hodges returned from visit to children in Cahoma. Mrs Nichols of Oklahoma recuperating after serious operation and visiting Smith home. Miss Tnez Roberson of Hopkins county to stay for the summer. Mrs W J Martin back from College Station with tonsillitis. Revival at First Baptist church progresses with thirteen additions by Wednesday night. Little Mary Trene Duffy of Wichita Falls visiting J A Pinber this week.
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Trene
Veruita Cardwell
Maye Fisher
Vineta Lockard
Chester Brantley
Rayburne Cummins
Polbert
Davis
Randle
Beatrice of
Cherenton
Mary Coburn
Kate Kirkwright
Annie Reynolds
Tolbert
Atta Barnhart
Swim
Vernon
F. Harvey
Bailey High
J. (. Swinburn
Clyde Lawson
Fulton Cannfax
Bill Frost
J. J. Inkleburger
Roy Blanchard
Pereford
J. J
Oby Blanchare
Hiram Frost
Alice Krelbes
Ruthelle Davis
Irene Cardwell
Lon McAdais
Wingwie Davis
Church of Christ At
Elihu Dockery
Ot. Digs Gins
IT. C. Frost
Dewey Ibrock
Bence Norrel
Kill Sims
Lee Dugelos
Nord Randstor
Eimner
McKinneys
W. TE Conger
Wallace
Gores
Tom Lupe
Farmers Valley
Mrs. Jones
Oklahoma
Sylvester
Hockett Bros
Deacon Cobb
Texas
Hodges
Cahoma
Willian
Simith
Nichols
Smith
Tnez Roberson
Thopkins County
W. J. Martin
College Station
Mary Trene Duffy
Wichita Falls
J. A. Pinber
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Rich
J. T. Castleberry
Clyde Hil
St. Paul Flash
Young Rich
W.V. Castleberry
Castleherry
L. A. Hacker Machine Shop
North Main Street
Vernon, Texas
Maxwell House
van Camp’s
Angelus
Friers
Cudahy
Wells Valley News
Berta Hardage
White City
Lom Bell
Minnie Berd
Commerce
Greenville
Lockett News
First Baptist Church
Brown’s Grocery
North
Stone-Blake & Bailey
Betty Wales
Elf
Peggy Paige
Dorothy Knapp
Pansy
Mandalay
Blue Pencil
N. Waggoner Bank
Vernon Record
Ouror
Jones
Dodge Brothers
FORD
East Side Square
Federal Reserve System of
United States
Herring National
C. T. Werring
Les. K. Johnson
G. C. Morris
Cashler
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