Plymouth News Roundup Highlights Local Christmas Program
Church attendance varied with services at the Church of Christ and no Baptist service. The school Christmas program impressed visitors despite bad weather. Marel Walker recovered from flu as many locals hosted guests and shared gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Baptist Church
Marel Walker
Tom Cunningham
Flay Hix
Byrd
Beulah
Paul Neely
Theo Parker
Carol Jeffries
Walter Fritts
S. A. Ming
Sam Turner
Vernon Faiths
Bellow
Alazlee Montgromery
Bertha Jeffries
Vernon Fritts
Paul Brownng
Ariscoe
Katherine McMinn
Lillie
Cottonwood School Opens Second Term with New Pupils
Our school opened its second term on December 12 with several pupils enrolled. New arrivals include J. V. Langford Boyd Chandler Don Chandler and Philip Yates. Visitors named include Henry Langford Buster Ratliff Collier Fowler C Z Ratliff and others from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Chandler
Don Chandler
Philip Yates
Henry Langford
Buster Ratliff
Collier Fowler
C. Z.’ Ratliff
Pierce
W. My Scott
Z. Ratliff
Joe Moore
Oklahams City
Bert. Hoff Gladney
Elmer Langford
Gladney
Mra
B.D. Burden
Miss Mattle
Louw .Nicholson
Christmas Day In Swearingen Brings Family Gatherings
Sunday School and singing were omitted due to the holiday and four weeks of bad weather. A large crowd had dinner at Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Chika’s home on Christmas Day. Edith and Susie Childress and Juanita Gipson joined from Rolla. Ruth Lewis shared dinner with Mrs. Amy Hampton while Joe Childe was ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Fielding
Joe Childress
Roy Childress
Rolla
Edith Childress
Ruby
Ruth Lewis
Ruby Yarbrough
C. G. Lewis
Memphis
J. B. Childress
J. W. Childress
Edna Lewis
Marella
J. W. Chika
Edith
Susie Childress
Juanita Gipson
Amy Hampton
Joe Childe
Community Notes From Houselog
Mrs. Virrel Roberts reports a quiet Sunday with many neighbors visiting locally while others attended a sale in the adjacent community. The Christmas program at the schoolhouse impressed attendees and a party followed at the Forbis residence.
Christmas Day Visits Across Dodsonville and Wellington
Trence spent Christmas Day with Mrs. Smiths parents Mr and J M Harloman of Dodsonville. Leo Smith visited his grandmother in Dodsonville. Elmer James of Shinnesy spent the weekend with cousins J C and Robert Simpson. Misses Mayme Roberts and the urine Edgar and Robert Simpson attended church at the Methodist Church in Wellington Sunday night. Mr and Mrs F H Hudson Mr and Mrs Virrell Roberts Miss Laura Lee Hudson and brother Bob dined with Mr and Mrs C K Roberts Sunday afternoon then with Mr Roberts parents in Wellington. Sick list includes Virrel Roberts C W Roberts Mayme Roberts Mrs Fo Chidson Mrs B E Hudson Alvis Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Slough
Wellington
Rae Ming
C. B. Hammett
Walter Fritts
Dalhart
Ray Shirley
Mra
A. H. Walker
Lone Mound
Murel
Rey
Thea Parker
Wayne Lee
Yam
C. Ro
Rudy
James Whitt
Osreb Mes
Mra Foon
Lawings
Dirig
Austin
Carrell
Frank Day
Frank Bradley
Baby
Vernon Fritts
Vera Carrell
Atiucton
Herb Sam Turner
Hig Mother Sul
Cates
Ke Cates
Murre
Quail
Dave Johnson
Laura Lee Hudson
Bob
C. K. Roberts
Mr. Roberts
IC. W. Roberts
Virrel Roberts
C. W. Roberts
Mayme Roberts
Fo. Chidson
B. BE. Hudson
Alvis Hudson
Christmas Quiet in Abba Community
Christmas passed quietly in the Abba area due to bad weather hindering events. Old friends shared meals and Groves family from Mobeetie joined relatives. Principal Huelyn Laycock fell ill with flu and substitute teacher Guy Beasley filled in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guyren Laycock
N. W
W. Q. Mering
Ava Lee
Vanes
Tragic Death of Ray Moring Affects Erath County Family
Ray Moring aged six years and ten days died after a fall or accident while in Erath County formerly living in the community with parents Mr and Mrs Vance Moring. Survived by parents brother Sherwin grandparents and several aunts and cousins with community mourning and prayers offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff
Toe Ray
Vance Moring
Erath County
Joe Ray
Sherwin
A. Brown
Huckahay
W. C. Moring
McLean
J. B. Moring
V. Moring
J. Brown
Emmett
Bluff Dale
Ava Lee Moring
Anna Lee Evans
Mary Laycock
Ella Kincannon
County Cotton Boom Predicted By Lamb CRAY
The article notes over 6 000 bales of cotton expected this year and Lamb CRAY predicts this will be one of the greatest cotton producing counties in the state. It mentions Mrs Eugene Ezzeli ill and family visits by Mr and Mrs John Richards in Wellington with Richard’s hardware business in Orton Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Richards
Wellington
Richards
Orton
Texas
Lamb Cray
Local Youth Visits Dallas with Parents
Carmel representative tioney Young visits Dallas with his parents Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Young of the Lutie community. Mr. Young now works as attorney for the Texas Insurance Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tioney Young
Carmel
Dallas
D. H. Young
Lutie
Young
The
Texas Insurance Association
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