Gassers Split Doubleheader With Paducah Crowd Roars
The Gassers and Paducah split the twin bill 4-3 and 6-4 in a lively Sunday doubleheader. Crowds packed the stands as Lewis Mortis turned in a clutch two-out hit in the ninth of game one, sending the Gassers to victory. Pitchers Knight and Morgan starred for their clubs, with memorable fielding and power displays throughout. Next Sunday the Gaspers visit Childress.
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Kid Monroe
Gassers
Paducah
Wheeler County
Cogdell
Jack
Dizzy Dean
Lewis
Bridiwell
Jack Knight
Neely
Wilson
Cullem
Morgan
Gasser
Tangle
Raymond Morgan
Jesqua
Bee Oor
Lewis Morris
Hove
Jinx
Gaspers
Childress
Rox
Civil War Veteran Visits J. D. Thomas Pioneer Texan
John L. Blake, aged 88, recounts Civil War memories and travels with his family, tracing his moves from Anderson County South Carolina to Fannin County Texas in 1871 and later to Plainview and Amarillo. He describes guard duty, prison yard tunnels, scarcer food, Ku Klux episodes, and settling a 75 acre farm with his wife working by his side.
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John L. Blake
J. D
Thomas
Montague County
Fannin County
Plainview
Amarillo
John Ty. Blake
Mississippi Street
Confederacy
Anderson County
South Carolina
Martin
Barnetts
Mr. Blake
Columbus
Kurt
Blake
Custom House
Jim Bailey
John Blake
Sherman
Lee
Stoneman
Wade Hampton
Hampton's
Legion
Georgia
J. L. Blake
Mary E. Myres
Texas
Mississippi
Belle Lee
Red River
Red
Jefferson City
Fanninounty
John McGrady
John
Panhandle
South Plains
Smith and Walker
Plains
W. K. Blake
Katie Blake Dorrough
Marguerette Dorrough Dozier
Little Miss Dozier
Corpus Christi
Memphis Players Challenge Wellington Croquet Teams
M. W. Patchall and C. B. Mea dows of Memphis invited Wellington croquet players to Memphis for competition. They said they came to play and noted the old settler's reunion as a gathering. They challenged Wellington players to visit Memphis anytime.
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M. W. Patchall
C. BE. Meadows
Memphis
Wellington
Wellington Rogue
Record Book Helps Plan Family Clothing Budget 1935
Miss Annie Mae County H D Agent presents a program by Mrs Jewell Roberts wardrobe demonstrator of the Houselog Home Demonstration Club. She explains using a clothing expense record to compare brands for value and service while planning 1935 36 wardrobe. refinished chairs show chair refurbishing by J G Gardner chair reupholstered with terry cloth and varnished with two coats for a coordinated room.
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Jewell Roberts
Hag
Roberta
J. G. Gardner
North Wellington
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Uchs
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Stayton
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