Northwest Texas editors choose Wichita Falls for 1923 meeting
Wichita Falls was named the Northwest Texas Press association’s future home after a two day convention ending Saturday morning. O C Harrison of Baylor County was elected president for the next term with Colonel Bill Edwards of Henrietta as vice president and Ralph Shuffler of Olney re elected secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Falls
Wichitaalls
Northest
Texas Press Association
Wichita Alls
O. C. Harrison
Baylor County Lawer
Seymour
Association
Bill Edwards
Henrietta
Ralph Shuffler
Shuffler
The
Olney Enterprise
Metvs
Emp
Northwest Texas
Resolutions Committee
Press Association
B. 0. Brown
O. ©. Harrison
Double Wedding at Court House in Foard County
Judge BE. LL. Mettogh officiated a Saturday double wedding at the courthouse. BE. Bills wed Miss Alice Marie Swift and J. H. Hall wed Miss Viola Hudgins, sisters from Foard County. The couples will live near Crowell.
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Court House
BE. LL. Mettogh
BE. Bills
Alice Marie Swift
J. H. Hall
Viola Hudgins
Foard County
Crowell
Pleasant Valley Community News Reports Aug 15
Local columns from Pleasant Valley detail attendance at Jackson Springs Primitive Baptist meeting with families visiting relatives, plus a wedding at Fargo Baptist Church. Notables include Miss Lessie Williams and Edward Cook's Odell happenings, church reorganizations, farm work, illness, and social gatherings with many neighbors and travelers noted.
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Bby
Pleasant Valley
Jackson Springs
Pld
Thomas
Boone
Kdd White
Alicend
Josie Turner
Ada Hall
el Centro
Calif
Tastreene
Odell
W. P. Starr
Quanah
Agusta Castleberry
Early Beach
W. A. Bell
Francis Daniels
A. C. Daniel
H. A. Ross
FE. B Vasserep
Childror
Bovina and
Farwell
Wincie Daniels
Mr. Ross
Buran Vassey
Wichita Falls
Sunday community notes from Guyer and nearby areas
Sunday school attendance was strong in the morning and afternoon. Local families, including Mr. and Mrs. P. M. McClendon and Mrs. Lillie Pate, were noted for activities in Vernon. A wedding occurred when Lewis Barbrick and Miss Florence Walden wed quietly at Vernon. Several residents traveled for events and visits, with singing at church and school houses reported as well.
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Guyer
Lillie Pate
Vernon
W. A. Ish
Jim Thomas
Davidson
Okla
Gardner
Pound
San Rogers
Lewis Barbrick
Florence Walden
Larkie Rogers
Ola Darland
Minnie Lewis
Bone
Burkburnett
Exhibit Preparation For Wilbarger County Fairs
Farmers in Wilbarger County prepare agricultural exhibit items for upcoming fairs. Guidance from A K Short and R R Lancaster covers threshed grains, forage bundles, legume leaves, ear corn, gross sheaves, and grain sorghum heads, detailing curing, bundling, sizing, and packing methods to meet judging criteria.
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Wilbarger County
A. K. Short
R. R. Lancaster
Pons
Keane
Dry weather hits White City crops in 1922
White City reports continued dry weather harming crops with farmers expecting only half their anticipated cotton yield. Seymour Danson suffers a serious typhoid fever attack. Mrs. L A Anderson improves though seriously ill in Vernon, not needing an operation. Mrs. Perry White sick this week. Mr and Mrs Owensby are the parish with hope she recovers.
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J. F. White
Vernon
H. B. Adkins
Bernice
Inez
Ruth
Harrold
Adkins
Seymour Danson
Arthur Ganatt
Bobbie Joe
Rayland
J. B. Gauntt
Hardage
Walter McCaighren
Glenrose
L. L. Gauntt
J. B. Gallutt
Frank Hamblin
Genevive
Hilburn Ward
Mrs. Ward
Sturday
Kansas
W. J Ruth
White City
Hatil
Pating
L. A. Anderson
Perry White
Owensby
Instructions for selecting and packing cotton exhibits
The text details steps for selecting uniform cotton stalks and bolls for exhibition, including curing, packing, and labeling to avoid damage. It also covers a social shower honoring Mrs. Uriel Reed of Klein, noting the host, guests of eighteen, a traveling bag gift, and plans for Reed’s journey west with family members accompanying her to Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uriel Reed
Kleienn
Blanton S. Fannin Aireet
Arthur Blanton, Jr
Sample Reaches Destination In Good Condition
A shipment described as the sample was delivered intact and without damage. No delays or exceptions were reported, and the recipient confirmed receipt in good order. The transport team noted proper handling and secure packaging throughout transit.
Mason's School Begins Monday at Blue Lodge
The Blue Lodge Masons announce a Mason's School starting Monday and running all week. Lessons start at 8 p.m. daily with arrangements possible for a day school after the first meeting.
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Blue Lodge Masons
Tay
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Wichita
S. E. Inglish
Stamford
Edgar McLendon
Graham
Garry Koch
Olney
J. FB. H. Bailey
R. B. McDonald
E. G. Schroeder
A. D. Jackson
College Station
George McQuaid
Dallas
Claude A. Wells
Wellington
Frank H. Stedman
Stedman
Whaley
Porter Whaley
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Whaley
Texas
Flo
Chamber of Jcommerce
Hubert Harrison
Kemp Hotel
Record-News
Daily Times
Hugh Nugent Fitzgerald
Byt. Donnell
the Times
Fitzgerald
Donell
Bingham
Jim White
New Mexico
Lessie J. Williams
Idward Cook
Fargo
Dewey Hite
J. H. Adams
Edward Cook
Bushee
Odell Phurs
Glenn Knapp
Carie Adams
Evelyn Joyce
Trixie Coffer
Essie
Pearl Floyd
Lily
Plorence Reeves
Near Odell
Vivian
Velma Bell
Clara
Lettie Bova
Lytle
Walter
Segui Thomas
Sam Hughes
Hinds
Brooks Germany
Oklahoma
Luther
Clint
R. White
P. FE. Starr
Meo
J.P. Starr
Galveston
Darlington
Altus
J. . White
K. E. White
C. White
B. 9. White
Verna
Lily Reeves
Cod. Knapp
J. W. Knapp
Amarillo
J.T
Danson
Clifton Starr
W. W. Adams
T.he Adams
J. M. Knapp
Fred
Leon
Mildred
Laveille
Baptist Chorch
D. Stowe
J. Adams
Grady Stowe
Hulk Hill
R. A. January
P.M. McClendon
T. M. McClendon
Frank Weddle
Electra
Darland
Wichita Pass
J. G. Taylor
Clovis
N. Stex
Automobile
Europe
Huis
Mrs Reed
M.A. Nobles
M. A. Nobles
Philadelphia
America
Hungary
Herring National Bank
CERAL RESE _Sy.STem
C.D. Tierring
K. Johnson
Morris, Cashier
Zachry
Bottling Works
North Main Street
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