Local residents accrue Wichita Falls visits and travels
Sunday travel and weekend visits are reported across the region. WY. HH. Robinson returned from a nine day trip to Wichita Falls, while Mr. and Mrs. R. BR. Wated were in Wichita Falls on Thursday. Willis Vaughn of Tolbert was in town on business Saturday. Miss Marie Ramsey and Miss Nina Ruth Terrell spent Sunday in Bleese. Lucille Sammel visitors Ike McKelvy’s household, while Cruther Cole and Fakle joined Dallas trip to see Mrs Gaines Tanner. Fleetra relative Mrs J. M. Tlolder spent the weekend with family, and Mrs Birdie Thompson of Bleden Wis visited her parents. Mrs. R. 20. ty Killough arrived from Los Angeles for an extended stay, J. Walker left district for a week in Forney, and Baldew returned near Fort Worth after Fat Stock Show attendance. Joe Parker came back from Fort Worth visit, Nelle McKibben in Wichita Falls with sister Mrs W. N. Bonner, J. Smith and A. M. Hyatt traveled to Wichita Falls, while W. RR. Lane returned from there. The Culbertsons and Miss Vers of Hamlin with Mrs Joe Culbertson of Tishomingo Ohio capped the weekend visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Hendrix
Serigesiy
Vernon
Nora Karcher
Henry Karcher
W. J. Jordan
Due Walker
Carthane
Heir Brother
Ervin Daniels
J. R. Caldwell
Electra
Weekend Visit Notes From Roff and Electra
Miss Traia Riley of Roff Oklahoma joined her sisters Mrs C W Oliver and Mrs Hugh Thompson and Miss Dorothy tall for a weekend with Mrs Avon and family at Electra. Mr and Mrs G W Gilbert of Wichita Park stayed with Mrs C M Blair. John Storey and R E L Bratton went to Wichita Falls yesterday. Mr Storey will travel to Dallas returning at week end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traia Riley
Roff. Okla
W. Oliver
Hugh Thompson
Dorothy Tall
Mes
Avon
Family
Electra
John Storey
Rel Bratton
Wichita Falls
Mr. Storey
Dallas
Corn Planting Time Expected This Week
Clarence McCaleb says planting will start this week as weather permits. Most farmers have fields ready and anticipate a strong season with corn starting by month end. If delays occur, planting should be well underway within two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence McCaleb
Mr. McCaleb
McCaley
Local correspondence notes community visitors and illnesses
Friday night party at Mrs. Salle Warner's home entertains youths. Harris, Akin, Rowland, Holland, Thompson, and other residents visit relatives. Several illnesses pneumonia and injuries. Vernon, Electra, Doans, and nearby towns mentioned. Basketball games, travel to Carthage for ailing relatives, and local church appointment with Rev. J W Oller noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salle Warner
J. Wright
Fauity
Harrord
Delayed Telegraph Message Linked to Funeral Delay
Amarillo man sues Western Union Telegraph Company for 900 alleging a Vernon message dated February 11 announcing his father-in-law’s death arrived five days late. He claims he was told of the death but could not attend the funeral. Also notes a school play at Waulk Hill Auditorium titled The Bashful Mr Babbs with cast and show time details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. AH. Clayvcomb
Amarillo Des
Couipit
Vernon
Max
Mr. Babbs
Waulk Hill
Brown News Church Attends Service and Visits Share Sunday
A large crowd attended church Sunday with Rev. Jdorgis preaching and scheduled monthly services at Tipclock. Mr and Mrs Joe Bowers and family visited J. F. Woeder, and Richard Lakine and family spent the day with their parents. Vernon visitors included Joe Howers and several others from the community. Miss Rosa Lee Prichett, Lillie Mae Cooper, and W. J. Prichett of White City were guests in the Wheel er home Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. F. Hollkund
Hhaulk Hill
J. R. Harrison
Coutney Brown
Vernon
Doans
Rev
Jdorgis
Ele
And
Myre
Richard Lakine
J. F. Woeder
Joe Howers
G. N Willery
G. S. Raper
J. Th Thatatoens M. Cain
W. C. Winslett
John Likely
W. A. Hammons
Rosa Lee Prichett
Lillie Mae Cooper
W. J. Prichett
White City
J. PF. Wheeler
Bessie
Joe Bailey Milner
Rainy weekend and funeral visit in Heinds area
By special correspondence a good rain fell Saturday. B F Lane and family went to attend the funeral of Raymond Shelly four years old son of My and Mrs Homer Stelley. He was burned to death when his clothing caught fire while his mother was washing. Mrs Lacey Clapton spent Friday with Mrs Kell Castleberry. Miss Emma Taylor has been ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunaay
B. F. Lane
Iietra
Raymond Shelly
Homer Stelley
Tie
Lacey Clapton
Kell Castleberry
Emma ‘Taylor
Also Mentioned on This Page
WY. HH. Robinson
R. BR
Willis Vaughn of
Tolbert
Marie Ramsey
Nina Ruth Terrell
Bleese S
Lucille Sammel
Ike McKelvy
Bowh
J. M. Tlolder
Fleetra
Tf. A. Samuel
Birdie Thompson
Bleden Wis
Th. A. Sararet
Wy. Kev
Pargue
Ty Killough
Los Angeles
California
J. W. Walker
Tas
Forney
C. & Baldew
Fort Worth
T. Smith and
Mites
A. M. Hyatt
Wichita Alls
Nelle McKibben
W. N. Bonner
Joe Parker
W. RR. Lane
J. C. Culbertson
Vers
Hamlin
Joe Culbertson
Tishomingie
Ohio
M. €. Culbertson
W. Gilibiand
Wichita Park
C. M. Blair
Docia
Bertha ‘Thompson
Sherwood
Fatmon
Ben Clifton
Swearingen
Will Smith
John Miller
Little Roger Owen
Roy Owen
J. J. Tlarrison
Neches
Texas
J. R. Rlarrison
Ales Ross
C.F. Doan
B. EF. Lane
Homer Shelley
Jerry Yarboot
Frederick, Kin
Andrew Baker
Farmers Valley
Earl McElinere
FE. Hardage
G. (. Briscoe
Bells
Harrold and
Claude
Mice
T. A. Milner
Lowa Park
C. FF. Wheeler
Lockett
Brown
Latters Court
Bays
Granvel
Seton
Bari Cobb
J. W. Oller
Mack
Morulog
Houlk Hill
Wiewins
Lillie Reeves
Celestia Vanderpool
Hazel Boone
Mer
Baths Starr Boone
Miston Babbs
Robert January
Roselie
Iveshires
Frederick Henderson
Truman Halland
Mrs Lenderson
Lettie Boyd
Jean Graham
Myrtle Thomas
Obidah Sturm
Gerald Stroud
Bess’ Thorns
Joe Bowers
Divs
Raper
Heinds
VESTA
Vernon Storage Battery Co
Lea
Newsom
Maxwell
Empire Laundry
Tion
Herring National Bank
T Herring
J. K. Sohnson
G . Morris
Ashier
Aworth
Miost
E. M. Leutwyler
Wioner
Lister
CW. Olives
Sudan
Milo, Kaffir, Feterita, Darso
W.N. Martin & Co
North Main St
Summertune In
Vern
Crow Sisters
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