Interest Items in Wilbarger Carry News and Visits
Special correspondence notes Mrs. Cleveland Randle's improvement after illness in Vernon sanitarium. Vernon Tolbert and nearby residents visit, attend church, and attend court. Local socials include peach gathering for Mrs. Randle. rain boosts crops. school set to open Oct 1 with Prof. J. G. Bird as principal. nombreuses names cited among community residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Bunker
Vernon
Ben Roberts
Denton
M. T. Lincecuns
Lockett School
J. G. Bird
Bird
Local Families Visit Distant Relatives This Week
My and Mrs. John Wright of Shamro ch visited daughter Mrs. S C Davenport. Miss Janet Roberson of Sulphur Springs extended visit with brother Hubert Roberson. T C Frost of Portiers Valley visited relatives last Sunday. Rev T F Johnson of Vernon filled his appointment at the Methodist Church. Jess and Hazel Cato visited Vernon from Monday to Wednesday. Mr and Mrs George Burrell of Shamweck visited sister Mrs Davenport and family. Mr and Mrs W C Riggins and Mr and Mrs Orr Cato visited relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wright
Shamroch
S.C. Davenport
Janet Roberson
Sulphur Sptings
Hubert Roberson
T. F. Johnson
Vernon
Jess
Hazel Cato
George Burrell
Shamweck
Davenport
Ror Wright
Orr Cato
Rela
Wheat rains enrich grounds for season in Guyer area
Special correspondence reports steady rains over the past week have put a fine start on the wheat season. Electra visits appear as Mr and Mrs Charlie Birchfield travel, Walter Cain welcomes visitors, and community ties show in church pie supper weather.
Sunshine in Winter: Ultraviolet Rays Boost Blood Health
London scientist G Moore claims a special alloyed electrode produces Wilfam Rays that concentrate ultraviolet energy on the body to increase red blood cells and haemoglobin. The report notes various local visits, a murder poisoning claim tied to cotton worms, a birth, and a new gallery addition at Edad Matherson’s gin house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edad Matherson
Parsley Hill News Highlights Local Travel and Visitors
Claude Bildstein and Miss Tdi Nu bers plus Mr and Mrs Walter Bildstein of Vernon returned from a ten day trip to New Mexico and Old Mexico. Vernon visitors Saturday included Dave Burlsimith E B Box and family plus Neel and Ner families and others. Frank Price remains on the sick list. The Pace and Matherson gin crew worked Saturday and ginned several bales. Mrs W J Banta of Taunesa was a visitor in Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Bildstein
Tdi Nubers
Walter Bildstein
Vernon
New Mexico
EL Paso
Old Mexico
Dave
Edd Burlsimith
Jettie Box
Dog Stalling
Frank Tlood
Godfrey Streit
Verna
Sara Neel
Frank Price
Pace
Matherson
W. J. Banta
Taunesa Ha
Rainy Sunday Noted With Small Vernon Gathering
A sparse crowd attended Sunday services as Rev. Foot Johnson of Vernon filled the appointment. Mr. and Mrs Ray Billings of Vernon visited parents Mr and Mrs H C Prank. Adolph and Helen Prank and Roxie Hammons celebrated a joint birthday later that week with relatives from Vernon Electra Chillicothe and Locket present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph
Helen
Roxie Hammons
Vernon
Electra Chillicothe
Locket
Local Visitors Reported From Area Towns
Davidson visited relatives in Fargo on Monday and Tuesday. Misses Molen and Dortha Trank hosted several visitors Sunday afternoon including Miss Inal and Roxie Hammins Eva Odessa and Gussie Jarvis and B D Barker of Vernon. Mr and Mrs J Wheeler of Vernon visited O S Raper Sunday. Mrs S A Dill has been visiting her daughter at Electra recently. Miss Mattie Wheeler visited Miss Inal Hammons Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frost Gir
Ua Sh. Oliver
Tolbert
L. B. Blake
Vernon
J. C. Davis
Fred Coburn
Katy
Ernie Frost
Bront Allen
Alice Randel
John Frost
J. M. Reynolds
Stride
Addie Brock
M. J. Brock
Jesse Coburn
Dick Scott
Cain
Thalia
Walter
M. A. Pate
J. H. Marriott
Electra
Wichita Falls
Ruth Trisler
Edith Stone
Bert Taylor
B.C. Reed
Whitt Reed
Clyde Hanna
Frederick
Oklo
Inal
Roxie Hammgns
Eva Odessa
Gussie Jarvis
B.D. Barker
J. Wheeler
O. S. Raper
Mattie Wheeler
Inal Hammons
Wildcats News Briefs Move Through Local Ties and Births
W OD Nuno returns from Bufcully Oklahoma to visit parents Mrs Norvil Brooks in Amarillo. several locals attend Tolbert meeting. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Flourney. Annie Nunn weekend at home. Wildcat school started Monday and Sunday services were well attended despite weather. Benton Jaittrett returns from Roswell NM. Ruth Galloway from Vernon visits Annie Nunn. Mrs Henry Richie and daughter Helen visit Vernon on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. OD. Nuno
Bufcully
Okla
Norvil Brooks
Amarillo
Will’ Anderson
Ing
Jeffcoat
J. G. Jatttrell
W. C. Latttrell
Hill Crest
Benton Jaittrett
Roswell
New Mexico
Ruth Galloway
Vernon
Annie Nunn
Henry Richie
Helen
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Wilbarger
Farmers Valley News
Cleveland Randle
J. P. Davis
John
Idelle
Edd Grimes
R. R. Brooks
Lera Brock
J. W. Brock
Eltom McAdams
Dewey Brock
Denton Wiggington
Prairie View
Irby Mae Raper
Church of
Daisy Coburn
Leo Castleberry
Verner
Estelle
Ruthelee
Muriel
Ruthelee Davis
Odell Sbtnuwends
Marion Nix
East Texas
Nixais
Delle Dickmis
Maude Crowder
Polbert
Miss Crowder
Canyon
Muirine Brooks
Schoo
Meni
Erma Allen
Madine Allen
Ehurch
Tolbert Sundeay
Prtion McAdams
Dewey Broel
Chillicothe
Bennie Wright
Miss Berth Wright
Jackson Springs
William
Munic
Frith
Bruce Norrel
Blea McAdames
Vernon Wednesday
Tives
Fargo
Mrs. Boone Martin
Crow
Ell
Edgar Pippin
Baptist Church
Lockett
Mesdames
T. FE. Davis
Jno
B. Lockett
F. S. Lockett
Clarence McCaleb
W. L. Martin
Lockett News
T. C. Frost
Portiers Valley
Guyer
Charlie Birchfield
Electra Puesday
Taylor and Wife
G. Moore
London
Walter Hoffman
Janz
Emu Streit
Mrs. Streit
HW. Haggard
Mr. Uingst of
Parsley Hill
Brown News
Foot. Johnson of
Ray Billings
H.C
J. He
Bhern Davidson
Dallas
Alma Bowers
Vernon Last Aiconday
So. M. James and Son
Bbern
Chamberlain
Waggoner National Bank
Wilbarger County
Rau
Wildcat News
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Schaffner & Marx
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