Mrs. J. M. Harper Dies at Home Here
Mrs. J. M. Harper a longtime Collingsworth County resident died at her Wellington home at 11:00 Tuesday night. Born February 20, 1870 she married December 23, 1888 in Barton County Missouri and moved to Texas in 1893. Survived by three sons H. M. Harper J. C. Harper and A. L. Harper a sister Mrs. G. P. Bates and a brother J. H. Fearrell Funeral services will be Thursday afternoon at the Methodist church with Rev. J. T. Griswold and Rev. A. O. Gradon officiating. Ray Goodson in charge of burial arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Harper
Collingsworth County
Wellington
Harper
Barton County
Missouri
Texas
Delta County
Oklahoma
Collingsworth
H. M
J. C
A. L. Harper
G. P. Bates
J. H. Fearrell
Methodist Church
J. T. Griswold
A. O. Gradon
Ray Goodson
Mrs S E Shell Dies After Seven Years in Wellington
Mrs. S. E. Shell died recently at Perkins Oklahoma at age 67 after living in Wellington seven years. She co owned the Lucky Corner Filling Station and owned other property in the city. Survived by sons L. M. Angle of McLean W. M. Angle of Duncan H. P. Angle of Winnesborae and daughters Mrs. Bessie Gordon Portales and Mrs. Minnie Recer Perkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Shell
Wellington
Perkins
Oklahoma
Shell
Lucky Corner
L. M. ,Angle
McLean
W. M. Angle
Duncan
H. P. Angle
Winnesborae
Bessie Gordon
Portales
Minnie Recer
Miss Margaret Goforth Visits Clarendon This Week
Local note states Miss Margaret Goforth is visiting Clarendon this week. No additional details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Goforth
Clarendon
Five room modern home for sale near Methodist church
Classified ad offers a five room modern home with three lots one block west and three south of the Methodist church. Sold by J. L. Slay at Slay's store, TS3p.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
J. 1
Slay
Buck Creek 4-H Girls Complete Year of Sewing Work
Buck Creek young 4-H club completes all required sewing for the year. Each member earned a cup towel hot pan holder cap apron and a home improvement article. They also study cooking poultry gardens and home improvements and plan a chicken barbecue as a reward. An exhibit will be displayed in BakerHamnas window this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Creek
Buck Creek Club
Baker Hamnas
Swafford
Curtis Thompson Dies at Clarendon
Curtis E. Thompson died suddenly last Friday evening in his Clarendon home after a brief illness of about two weeks. Heart failure from a fever and pneumonia were listed as the cause. Thompson had lived in Clarendon seven and a half years, mainly serving as county attorney for Donkey county. He was a prominent and respected lawyer in the area and was a candidate for county judge at the time of his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis E. Thompson
Clarendon
Curtis FE. Thompson
Donkey County
Parnell Merchant Dies of Apoplexy
Lewis Saunders Eddins aged 60, a Par nell merchant, died Tuesday night from apoplexy while healthy earlier in the day. He was found dead across a counter by a customer. Eddins had lived near Estelline 22 years. Funeral services set for this afternoon at Estelling with burial in Estelline cemetery. Survived by his mother Mrs. Sue F. Eddins of Estelline and three brothers D. E. Eddins and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Saunders Eddins
Parnell
Eddins
Estelline
Estelling
Buriel
Eddins Family Mentioned Across Several Towns
A list of relations named from Estelline and Hastings includes A Eddins and Joel Eddins of Balls, six sisters named with married names Vardy Rigsby Bagwell Duke Cooper and Wirehfield, with ties to Garden Valley and Welhurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL A. Eddins
Hastings
Oklahoma
Joel Eddins
Balls
V. L. Vardy
W.L. Rigsby
Vernon Bagwell
Esteline
Mass
Eloise Duke
Garden Valley
RL EL Cooper
Turkey
Tesenphine Wirehfield
Wel- Hngrten
Mrs Lockhart Buried at Dozier Cemetery
Mrs Lockhart is buried at Dozier cemetery as mourners gather. The service honors her life with family present and neighbors paying respects, while her husband, Abie Ste Cedar, attends in sorrow.
Notice on cattle market awareness and seasonal price trends
The notice explains cattle feeder profitability hinges on market knowledge. It notes war times and feed efficiency matter, but do not guarantee profit. A successful feeder tracks cattle market trends and demand shifts by grade and season, with medium to lower grades peaking before July while top quality steers often fetch higher in August.
Also Mentioned on This Page
M.C. Anderson
Arlington
Hereford
E. A. Wells
Marcelling
Marcel
Vera Moore
I Willy
G. C. Wright
J. R. Stevenson
Aliso
Chester
J. A. Dukenminer
M. R. Hogan
C. E. Roberts
E. M. Beck & Son
Quail
Rawleigh
W. T. Rawleigh Co
Dept
Wilkersn Grocery
Pas Valet
Mike Capus
D. G
Curtis Thompson
Parnell Merchant
Leechiasi
Ordi
Jitney Jungle Grocery
Chas. D. Slay
Amarillo Furniture Company
Amarillo
Amarillo Furniture Co
Shamrock
Plainview
Clarendon Canyon
Memphis
Slaton
Lubbock
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