Mrs. W. L. Woods Dies At Home In Loco
Funeral services were held for Mrs. W L Woods in Loco with Rev W W North and Rev Tom Burns officiating. She died Monday December 5 at her Loco home after eight months there. Survivors include her husband W J Woods and children Claude, Clarence, Edith, and Qleta. Interment in Artie Cemetery.
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W. L. Woods
Loco
Baptist Church
W. North
Mangum
Okla
Tom Burns
Childress
Woods
Lloyd Harper
Lloyd Clark
Bill Harbin
Herman Belew
Buford Minters
Waris McMinn
Lorene Walker
Oline Harbin
Rachel Woods
Mildred Bass
Willene Stafford
Bonne Rher Bass
Reck
Ares
Arkansas
Local People and Weekend Travels in Loco Area
Pauline Brown returns from California as families move and visit. Rev. Transard fills church services. Wellington and Panhandle football regional game attended. Visitors include Baker, Atherton, Stubblefield, Lemley, Chaudoin, and Hattenbauch families visiting relatives in Oklahoma and Texas.
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Pauline Brown
California
Cecil Albert
Tamily
Howard Albert
L. W. Hunter
Hattenbauch
Mons
Phis
Grandfield
Oklahoma
Wichita Falls
Texas
Vo AL Transard
First Baptist Church
Jack Deaton
Wellington
Carl Chaudoin
Quail
Suail
HW. C. Chaudoin
G. H. Huattenbauch
Ft. W. Munter
James Eland Leads Texas College Delegation
James Biland a student from the Cottonwood area and son of Mr and Mrs Mat Biland joined the Texas A M College delegation at a Toast Students Union meeting in Memphis Tennessee He also led cadet troops to Austin for a visit The note adds tribute from W L Woods and family for a departed wife mother and sister including Claude Woods Clarerice Woods Edith Woods and Oleta Woods
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James Biland
Mat. Biland
Cottonwood
Tautist Students Union
Memphis
W. L. Woods
Claude Woods
Clarerice Woods
Edith Woods
Oleta Woods
Swearingen and Local Social Notes in Wellington
Mrs. Jesse E. Purvis Swearingen notes visits and illnesses around Wellington. Mr and Mrs Oscar De Spain returned home after a week with the Tyler family. Reports include hospital stays for John Stephens and Miss Wilma Jarrell illness, with social gatherings and football game attendance in Panhandle.
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Oscar de Spain
Alias
L. Bw
Wellington
J. B. Young
Joe Childress
D. M. Jarrell
June
Pampa Wriday
Wilma Jarrell
J. E. Young
Wiss Jewel Sanders Gains Operator Role at Vadas Beauty Shop
Miss Jewel Saunders is announced as an operator at Vada's Beauty Shop by owner Mrs. Vada Willis. A longtime county resident, she graduated from the local school in 1936 and trained at Tsabell's University of Beauty Culture in Port Worth. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ti H Sanders of Mirella.
Former Teacher Helen Gully Elected in Tell Schools
Miss Helen Gully of Childress, formerly a Loco Schools teacher, has been elected a Tell School teacher. She replaces Miss Ruth Maness who left for a position in Port Neches Schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Gully
Childress
Loco
Tell
Ruth Maness
Port Neches
Card of Thanks from the Ball family
The Ball family expresses sincere gratitude to all who helped during the illness and after their father and grandfather's death. Special thanks to those who provided meals and flowers. May God’s richest blessings be yours from M. C. Ball and family, R. T. Ball and family, O. M. Ball and family, Lyd Ball.
Recasting The Farm Plant For Efficiency And Water Access
The piece discusses reworking farm layouts starting with bare land and planning for efficient water supply. It argues for wind or power pumps with reservoirs and troughs to save labor, boost milk and animal health, and enable gradual improvements in farm organization and garden watering to improve family food supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreuth
Birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Cook
Ami y and Mrs. O C Cook announce the birth of a son in a Wellington hospital on Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amiy
O. C. Cook
Wellington Hospital
Dollar Per Capita School Money Is Received Saturday
An extra one dollar per capita for rural county schools was received Saturday December 10 in the Logan Cummings office. This supplements 245 per child paid by the state in October and marks the first 1948-49 year payment. Total is 22 per child with 18.55 left to be paid. An unwed 18 year old girl in Turin Italy was forced to wed an unwanted groom and wore black mourning in protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Cummings
State Department of Education
Turin
Italy
Leto's Astringent for Gums Promises Money Back
Palace Drug Store advertises Leto's VoD an antiseptic astringent for gums with user satisfaction guaranteed and money back if the first battle fails to satisfy the customer.
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Leto
Palace Drug Store
Adv
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W.L. Woods
G. W
James Eland
Soil Conservation Service
Claude Gentry
Stephenville
Norman Sears
Buck Lancaster
Beelwin Parker
Panhandle
Eula Luca
German Hospital
Wiss Jewel Sanders
Ciate
Eemaak
M. C. Ball
R. IT. Ball
O. M. Ball
Lieyd Ball
Dodgin’s
Davis
Texas Ranger
Army and Navy
Hanes
Cowboy
Hanks Underwear
Raw Cord Sale
Grey
Dodgin
Dad
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