Wellington views job drives and business signups
A report lists dozens of firms and a large hiring push with 70 more jobs and 40 positions at the Compress, plus a further 800 expected to return to work by October 15. Community leaders Col Bishop and Judge Cocke head a Citizens and Consumers drive as school staff additions are noted for Dodsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Bishop
John Forbis
Charles D. Slay
Joe Hardy
A. Bailey
J. N. Wallace
BE. N. Lewis
J. B. Castleberry
Ollie Raburn
Fred LeDerer
W. ¥. Burden
R. J. Cocke
Judge Cocke
M. M. Kern
R. H. Templeton
J.D. Wilson
Deskins Wells
L. A. Manzer
B-R Plumbing Shop
Cicero Smith Lumber Co
Mosely Gin Co
Madge
Harrison
Percy Wells
Hanna Dry Goods Co
Barnes & Hastings Gro. Co
Tice & Raburn Gro
Joe! Hardy Drug Co
the Toggery
Chas. D
Slay Mere, Co
Gage Gin Co
Ritz Theatre
City
Pullman Cafe
City Barber
Lewis Lbr. Co
White Front
J. N
Buck's
Williams Domino Parlor
the Leader
Palace
Praden Drug
Piggly Wriggly
Jackson’s
A. Bailey Co
Mim’s Place
Lucky, Corner
Cocke & Cocke
Lawyers
Cochran Drug
Ross Jemison Dry Goods Co
Sell Me
Ritzi
City Bakery
J. T
Slay Gro
Kersten Machine Shop
Leader Printing Co
Gibson
Welcome Cafe
Gulf Refining Company
Bird Dry Goods
C. Conner
Planters Gin
Pioneer Hardware Co
Home Bakery
Sinclair Refining Co
Pryden Gin
Callingaworth Standard
Goat's Place
Star & Curry
Mickey's
the Hub
Weir's
C.D. Shamburger Tarmber Co
Wellington
Stevenson Motor Co
Joy Creamery
Hiett
Adasha Cotton Gil Co
W Phoflips
School To Open Teachers College at Denton
School to open continues with teachers pursuing advanced degrees. Dodsonville schools credit leadership for recent progress. Principal Thompson, a North Texas State Teachers’ College attendee, begins third year with the district. Celia South, Aenglish in sruetor, studied at Peabody College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Dodsonville
Misa ‘South
Misa Ruth Boarman
Southern Methodist University
University of Oklahoma
Miss Boarman
Dodsonvile
Frank Dupree
North
Teachers’ College
Denton
Ss. Tr. Thompson
North Texas State Teachers’ College
Thompson
Miss Anga Dawson and Miss Vivian Davis
Two contestants identified as Miss Anga Dawson and Miss Vivian Davis are featured in a society note with brief references to their participation in a local pageant event and related social activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anga Dawson
Vivian Davis
Coach Reveals List of Candidates for Election
The coach announces Anders and John H. Baumeardner along with Harold Hardy and A. J. Kelly as key candidates. A long slate follows including Paul Coe Hugo Hayter Albert Armstrong Frasier Savage A L Kelly Hir wan Cudd Leslie Ledbetter Robert Blasengame John Templeton Woodrow Wood Hugene Glenn M V Vandiver G W Poteet Raymond Ford Burton Love Henry Sullivan L Hill Stanley Parker Robert Scott John Powell John W Lindsey Joe Alley Le Roy Holley John R Howard Bill Towns Leo Smith Oscar Elliott J B Peeples Travis Williams Byron Duncan and Clais Duncan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Alley
Leroy Holley
John R. Howard
Bill Towns
Leo Smith
Oscar Elliott
J. B. Peeples
Travis Williams
Byron Duncan
Clais Duncan
Alfalfa Planting Urged on Cotton Land by County Agent
County agent urges ranchers to plant alfalfa this fall on cotton land taken out of production. The plan has shown success in northwest areas and is advised to provide roughage for work stock during winter. County residents are invited to contact the agent for assistance and guidance.
Dodsonville Triumph In Lopsided Regional Contest
Dodsonville defeated Quail by a wide margin as Morgan pitched for Quail while Sonvilla contributed for Dodsonville. Fans called the game among the season’s best here with both teams having won one game in the recent tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonvilla
Pick Morgan
Quail
Dodgsonville
iQuail
Katy Adds to City Freight Service
Katy expands merchant and shipper benefits with a permanent change. The new arrangement speeds delivery from multiple centers with freight arriving around 9 A M each day.
Immunization Campaign Urges Diphtheria Shots in Texas
Dr H N Barnett director Bureau of Child Hygiene State Health Department appeals to all Texas parents to immunize children six months old and up against diphtheria. Immunity needs time to develop after inoculation and last year 812 Texans died from diphtheria. Two thirds of deaths occurred among unvaccinated children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
H. N. Barnett
Bureau of Child Hygiene
State Department of Health
Texas Parents Urged to Immunize Children Against Diphtheria
The piece warns diphtheria kills many children aged one to five and urges parents with children six months to twelve years to immunize. It explains symptoms can be subtle, emphasizes taking children to a family physician, and outlines two to three injections spaced three to six weeks apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovde
Texas
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Blue Eagle
Fuson
Cook’s Gro
Hite Transfer Co
Collingsworth Motor Co
Market
Compress
Hall
Dukeminier
American
Laughter Paint & Body Works
Wellington Produce
Payne Jewelry
Starkey Feed
Oliver Blacksmith Shop
Dodgin Hat Works
Scott
Monroe
Wellington Tee Co
Robert Posey’s
Agent Magnolia Pet. Co
City Laundry
8. W
Traders Compress
Faulk Furniture
Braxton Candy Co
Trout’s Auto Supply Co
Riverside
Matt Johnson
Eads Produce Co
Clay Produce
Franks Furniture
Wood
Parker's
DeLuxe Cleaners
B. F. Ball
Ball
Wayne Gro
Gillentine Oil Co
Gombs
Blue Front
Merchants Club
Ed Julian
Blake
H. Templeton
Wellington State Bank
North Texas Utilities
O. D. Stevens
Handley
Fort Worth
Stevens
J. R. Wright
Celia South
Aenglish Insruetor
Peabody College
Toggery
Wrellington
Roy.m. Horn
Dove
Pioneer Hardware
Katy
Tracy
John Wayne Ino
Sonora
Phantom OF the Ath
SUN
Corgeous Girls
Thrilia
White Flyer Laundry
Florence
Good Housekeeping Institute
Rey
Lewis Brothers
Rockries
Ross
Jemison
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