Motor Vehicles Total 38 For April And May
Thirty-eight new vehicles were registered in April and May by Howard Riggs tax assessor. The mix included thirty-three passenger cars three commercial trucks and two farm trucks. Major entries include Ford V-8s Plymouths Chevrolets Buicks and Dodges among individual owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Riggs
Gus Gooch
Dozier
A. T. Lewis
Oldsmobile
J. E. Moulton
Plsmouth Pwo Doer
Robert Posey
John Bevers
M. A. Ray
Fred Braxton
S. B. Stevenson
Tom Birchfield
J. E. Thomas
Ken Kennedy
Amarillo
Buick
Frank Campbell
Pink Sullivan
Richard Cocke
Tobe Deahl
Tredeon
J.C. Phipps
J. L. Hess
Harley Kern
Wells
Plymouth
T. EL Benge
G. W. Chapman
Fey L
Uey
Dr. Chas
B. S
Ford
Anne Clifton Hughes
Jefuse
Mia. T. A. Hudson
Shinnery Social News Highlights Weekend Visits
Mrs Lee Hughey hosts guests including Mr and Mrs G W Jelly from Kellerville and Miss Clyda Coleman from Shamrock. Local residents share visits with families, store duties rotate, and neighbors discuss softball and grasshoppers in Shinnery society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Harrison
G. W. Jelly and Son
Kellerville
Clyda Coleman
Shamrock Jain
Fhr
Roy Franks
Wickita Falls
Lee Hughey
Family
Anita Hughey
W. C. Reeves
Littlefield
Ray Hulse
Reeves
Ray Wells
R. J. Porter
J. K
Bob
W.W. Peeks
Loretta Blanford
Stella Mae Blanford
Anita
Reda Jane Hughey
Jack White
D. ¢. Lacy
Midway Church News and Community Visits
Sunday services and Sunday school well attended at Midway. Nearby events include a Thursday singing at the schoolhouse and the North Fork Worker's Conference meeting June 16 at Midway Baptist Church. Local visits feature Miss Lee Ella Bowen from Jacksboro and numerous households from Midway and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Fork Worker's Conference
Midway Baptist Church
Lee Ella Bowen
Jacksboro
Floyd Nipper
Lloyd Langford
Pauline Simpson
Houston
John Lithogon
Johnie Crawford
Baby
Beaird
Meo
AL Loewe
Vo di. Simpson
W. A. Squyres
J. A. Lowe
Hughetta Lowe
Ry Riddle
Quingh
Roberson
Laudene Roberson
Everett Bowen
Plainview
Donal Ingram
Loyd Popwell
Oscar Jones
Cottonwood
Childress County Reports First 1988 Wheat Harvest
The first wheat of 1988 in Childress County sold May 1 from Lon Hassell’s farm six miles east of Childress. He delivered 53 bushels from three acres at 55 cents per bushel plus a 5 cent premium. The grain tested 62 and was rated No 1 quality as extra good for early season. County-wide yield is expected to be well below last year’s half million bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Parrvine
Panhandle
Tee
Walter Lill
Carson County
Democratic Committee
Childress County
Lon Hassell
Childress
Hassell
Local social notes list travel and visitors
Madeline Young of the FFLA and her group shared a candy break on Wednesday night. Joe and Mrs. Rountree with daughter Joan traveled to Montague County on Thursday. John Starr and Preach Roark visited Colorado last week for a fishing trip. Joe Deger visited Robert Jason Young Thursday night. Buck Morris and friends went fishing near Quanah on Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midway School
Olan Lowe
Paul Winders
HL Fourmentin
Josephine “Winders
Everett Bowen
Joe Fourmentin
Erick
Okla
Nova Winters
Hughetta Lowe
Tom Caldwell
Madeline Young
FFLA
Sumnerwood
Joe Rountree
Joan
Montague County
John Starr
Preach Roark
Colorado
Joe Deger
Robert Jason Young
Buck Morris
Jay Bryan
Auto Russell
Jason Young
Bill Melton
Quanah
Written in Memory of My Beloved Friend Shaker Daril
A memorial verse by Arthur Wey honors Shaker Daril as a cherished friend. The poem recalls his cheerful nature, kind deeds, and lasting presence in the speaker’s life, noting how true friendship endures beyond death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaker Daril
Arthur Wey
Poe
Shaker
A Prayer From Mrs John Kesler To Her Dear Children
A heartfelt written prayer from Mrs John Kesler to her children urging them to share love and guidance. The text asks for forgiveness and daily renewal, asking the Lord to help use body and voice for His honor and glory. Your Mother signs the prayer.
Cardus Promises Relief From Female Pain And Yearly Aims
An advertisement touts Cardus as a remedy for severe functional pains in women. It claims benefits include reduced cramps and nerves, increased appetite, and resistance to monthly discomfort, urging a doctor’s advice if it fails to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardus
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Shinnery
Mrs. Lee Hughey
Insurance Abstracts of
Postoffice Building
John Ingram
Jess Blassingame
Shionery
Della Caldwell
Loyd Langford
George Brewer
Jessie Lee
San Antonio
John Kesler
Clan Alexander
Southland Life
Alexander
Wellington
Archie Copeland
Lubbock
Greater Southland Life Insurance Co
Dallas
Sinclair
8Th and
Arlington Streets
R. E. Forsythe
W. E. Hall
Sinclair Refining Company
Inc
E. Lb
Winn
J. B. Castleberry
Cine,d
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