Odell Through Widespread Community News Report
Wilbarger County items cover visits by Mrs Turner and family in Vernon, trips by H G Chandler and daughter, and Miss Gilmer Starr’s education update. Odell school gains State Board affiliation. local clubs elect officers for Eastern Star and Masons. Klan parade rumor circulates. social visits include Early Beach family in Elmer and New Mexico trip return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmer Starr
State Normal
Odell
State Board of Education
Grady Harris
M. ‘College
J. J. Fain
Vernon
Eastern Star
Latlie Farley
J. M. Pulcher
Etta Hart
Hattie Beach
Herley Beach
Annie Mae Shelton
Mes
Fue Shelton
Bertha Chanin
Losia Phillips
Marshall
Hattie Turner
Ada
Pearl Hart
Ruth
Sentinel
P. L. Hhirt
Hinnoist
Masons
ML Pulcher
A. J. Winwash
G. i. Wrun
Early Beach
G. Tackberley
Pyler
T. Stary
BW. Starr
A. C. Rogers
Vargo
Ku Klux Klan
Tulell
Ajusta Castleberry
Sql
Lillian
Flora
Elmer
W. A. Shearer
New Mexico
Local society notes from June 19 visit various towns
Special correspondence notes many visits and greetings across Farwell Vernon Electra and nearby towns. Clem Estes and friends visit Farwell. Frost and Bell sisters from Liberal visit. Phillips visit Electra. Merdith of Rusk and Browning of Longview visit Mrs Sylvester. Kincheloe Leverett families exchange calls. McDonald and McCremman visit Sherwood. Joe Leverett visits Chilli Cothe. J Cato from Fargo visits sister Will Martin. Rev Pippin to preach Sunday. Sunday school at 10 and service at 11. Foster hosts singing. Vaughn child ill. Goodian family returns from Margaret. Mrs Pige visiting Vernon. Tom Davis and family visit Gordon Davis. Maynard Electra visit. Lee Jordan active with windmill project west of Rayland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ¢. Cato
Fargo
Will Martin
Edgar Pippin
Baptist Church
Pleasant Valley News Highlights Local Socials Crops Report
The Pleasant Valley community reports good crops this season. Visitors from Amarillo and Vernon were noted. A birthday party at Miss Morene Hite’s home drew several local families. Attendees included Opal McDougal Myrtle and Jewel Williams Johu and Vestry Wright. Ku Klux Klan parade sighted in Odell drew local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dane
Thompson
Lay
Amarillo
Funeral for At the Duanean Germain Held
Rayland Tavland June 20 special correspondence reports funeral services for At the Duanean Germain who died Wednesday afternoon June 11. Rev Frank McNarr officiated at Fast View cemetery with a Baptist preacher from Duncan Oklahoma. Mrs Powell of Rule Texas and Mrs Germain’s sister attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tavland
Barnes
Granbury
R. Watson
Duanean Germain
Fast View Cemetery
Frank McNarr
Duncan
Oklo
Germain
Powell
Rule
Texas
Aleen French
Vernon
Comets
Farmers Valley News Items and Personnel Shifts
Miss Vallie Brock and Miss Mdna Rushing have moved to Vernon for Proteomb Training School. Mrs Ella Davis visits her parents J M Lock. Mrs R W Brock visits Tolbert relatives. The Rogers triplet death occurred Monday at 3. Miss Monette Brooks leaves for Canyon to resume studies. Next year’s Farmers Valley teachers will be Miss Harrison and Mr Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Valley
Vallie Brock
Mdna Rushing
Vernon
Proteomb
Summer Tern
Mrs
Ella Davis
Mrs. J. M- Lock
R. W. Brock
Tolbert
Monette Brooks
Parmers Valley
Canyon
Farmers Valley School
Harrison
Miller
Oklaunion News Briefs Highlight Local Visits
Mrs. Clay Brite returns from a three week Mineral Wells visit. Mr. and Mrs. Pred Heap from Taylor visit Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Rainwater. Mrs. Harry Stalcup hosts twenty guests for Atha Mary’s fifth birthday. Miss Katherine Adcock from Alverd visits Miss Withogene Brite. Mrs. Clint Hancock spends week in Vernon. Mrs. J. M. King attends Chaitanya in Vernon. Janie Adcock visits Aunt Mrs. Chiy Hrite. Mr. and Mrs. H. Hauser of Chino California visit Okhwan ton friends. Mr. and Mrs John Roberts spend week in Chillicothe. Clarence Dalmwater weekends in Verteon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stalcup
Liftle
Atha Mary
Katherine Adcock
Alverd
Withogene Brite
Clint Hancock
Vernon
Tanga
J. M. King
Chaitanya
Janie Adcock
Chiy Hrite
John Roberts
Chillicothe
Clerence Dalmwater
Verteon
Winds Ilindis Marks First Anniversary Meeting
In Ilindis June 1 special correspondent reports the Hinds club held a busy session at Mrs Ed Lyles home with seven new members and four visitors. Thirty four strings of beans were gleaned and ice cream and cake served. The club, started June 1921 at Mrs H Muller home with six charter members now lists thirty six members and plans a jelly making demonstration with Mrs A Couch on Judy 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilindis
Tome Hureau
Ed Lyles
Local News From Red River County Summary
Special correspondence reports residents visiting kin and traveling. Geo. Newton, Odell assistant mail carrier, was absent for three days. Thelma Killough plans to attend Denton normal school. Switzer family from Kansas visited Mrs. Lovelace. Several locals traveled to Vernon, Dallas, and Windom for business and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Newton
Odell
A. Hamilton
Harmon McDougal
Vernon
Tolbert
Buford McDougal
Thelma Killough
White City
Windom
Robertson
Denton
Outlook for 1922 American cotton consumption
An New York analysis by Munds & Winslow foresees U S cotton use rising in 1922–23 to as high as 15 million bales if supply and prices permit. They estimate 1922 end steady consumption near 12.5 million bales as U S mills recover from strikes and depression while British and Continental demand also rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Munds & Winslow
New York
United States
Lancashire
Lee
Britain
Minancial Chronicle
Great Britain
Germany
Poland
Czecho
Slovakia
France
Cotton trade faces tight supply as world stocks fall
The analysis projects a total cotton supply around 16.56 million bales for 1922-23 if a 12 million bale crop occurs, with demand near 15 million bales. This could imply severe stringency and potential famine-like conditions, urging manufacturers to replenish stocks. The piece notes unchanged figures for Japan and China and suggests 2.5 million additional bales beyond current consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Census Bureau
Rayland Community Ice Cream Supper Opens With Music
The Rayland community will host an ice cream supper Saturday night with music by local talent. An announcment notes enjoyments at Thorey White's parlors and a church benefit is planned for next week with a similar affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Price
Berry Green
Vernon
Dick Watson
Miss Lola
Mrs Barnes
Lee Jorden
Harry White
Verybody
Rayland
Thorey White
Childrens Fashion Shop Dress Offer and Local Ads
Pleasing notice promotes a dress from Childrens Fashion Shop with contact phone 664. Also mentions Bo and We Deng Co and Ite in local ads for Sundaes and related items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childrens Fashion Shop
Bo & We Deng Co
Ite
Funeral Held for Henry Smith in Loving County
Anderson Smith returned Saturday from Loving Young county where he attended the funeral of his brother Henry Smith. Death resulted from heart failure after a period of good health with a sudden end on Thursday. The rest of the text promotes Studebaker cars and local advertising with numbers about sales and physicians in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Smith
Loving Young County
Henry Smith
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Dell
W. J. Turner
H. G. Chandler
Zula
Bowie
Eileen Hilyar
The
Primitive Baptists
Jackson Springs
W. PB Starr
Vassey
M. S. Roberts
G. W. Newton
G. Vassey
Bovina
Louise Baird
Switver
Ladies Aid Society
Orphans Home
Lockett
Newell Frost
Liberal
Kay
Lloyd Bell
Dirs. Frost
Mrs. Bell
Hi. H. Phillips
Electra
BE. D. McDonald
Jesse McCremman
Sherwood
Joe Leverett
TP. B. Leverett
Goodiaan
Margaret
Joe Goodman
J. Pige
Jer
Jeff Creager
Tom Davis
Gordon Davis
Thalia
Mrs. Maynard of
Lee Jordan
Pleasant Valley
Ore Shelton
Myrtie
Bessie Thomas
Sten
Thonmeen
Wel
Mir
M. Kester
Thimlly
C. Brateher
Sisrie
Bessie Phauris
Cart Wigit
Fries
Ben Roberts
Rrs
Miss Rose, Caldwell
Tom Beaztey
Bill Jordan
Vernon Saur
Jep Haynes
E. L. Witty
D. Estes
E. B. Jones
Oklaunion
Mrs. Pred Heap
Taylor
Roscoe Rainwater
Mrs. H. Hauser
Chino, Calif
Okhwanton
Red River
Spurgeon McDougal
Wheeler
Maskat Temple
Mile Long Street
Wichita Falls
Japan
China
Mr. Smith
Jergeson Drug Co
Itc
Studebaker
Statereker Ty
Mont Dallas
Studebak
Dallas
C. D. Shamburger
West Texas St
Colley
Mgr
Tae
Ol Athins
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