Local Residents Visit Relatives and Travelers
Fred Truett visits his parents Rev and Mrs J L Truett while Mr and Mrs H C Holland of Ft Worth visit relatives. Pres Cox of Randolph spends Sunday with his brother W M Cox. Mr and Mrs W M Ingram of bility spend Friday with daughter Mrs W M Cox. Miss Winnie Hamilton returns from Greenville sanitarium after seven weeks. Mrs W T Carroll returns from Mineral Wells visit with sister Mrs J Frank Roberts. Mrs T B Smith and daughter Marie of Pacos visit relatives. Lena Smith of Taylor visits brother W R Smith and others here Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Holland of
Ft. Worth
Pres Cox of
Randolph
W. M. Cox
T. B. Smith
Miss Marie
Pacos
Lena Smith
Taylor
W. R. Smith
Local People and Visits Span Whitesboro to Dallas
Whitesboro visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Chas R Truett and Mrs Ed LaRoe with relatives. Mrs J Perry of Purcell Okla visits her parents S H Montgomery. Earl and Miss Irline Blanton return from Leonard. Jack Webster from Greenville visits his parents H L Webster. Charley Andrews of Dallas visits his father J R Andrews. Mrs Tom Anderson of Trenton visits sister W J Barbee. Local tire dealer advertises Gates Fisk and Mason Cord tires. R S Morehead offers first class shoe repairing. Miss Bertha Cox to Rockwall for new job. Mrs Nannie McKee visits Ector. G G Wade and Dr Hornbuckle return from Copeville.
Joe Johnson Returns From New Jersey Radio Camp
Joe Johnson completed a six week government radio training camp in New Jersey and reports a fine trip. He also visited New York City during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Johnson
New Jersey
Joe
New York City
Ada residents and visitors extend travel and family ties
Mrs Hugh Norris of Ada Oklahoma visits her parents Mr and Mrs R C Montgomery and relatives. Claude Willis returns from Camp Logan Denver six weeks citizen's military training. Miss Wilma Blanton Sherman visits relatives south of town. Mrs T M George leaves for Wynnewood Oklahoma to visit sister Mrs Wilson. Mrs Wm Powell and two children depart for Illinois after a week with Mr and Mrs J N Powell. Dr and Mrs Coleman Carter Oakwood visit B B Kimbell and relatives. Mrs O C West returns to Coalgate after week with sister Mrs W J Doss. Cecil Doss accompanies her home. Eugene Lewis returns from Slaton after weeks carpentry work. Crops fine there. Mrs H T Atterberry of Denison visits her mother D S McMillin then to Austin and Kentucky for three weeks with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Hugh Norris
Ada, Oklahoma
Mrs
R. C. Montgomery
Mrs. Coleman Carter
Oakwood
B. B. Kimbell
O. C. West
Coalgate
Okla
W. J. Doss
Cecil Doss
H. T. Atterberry
Denison
D. S. McMillin
Austin
Kentucky
Dora Hornbuckle and Leon Hampton Visit Copeville Relatives
Miss Dora Hornbuckle and Leon Hampton are visiting relatives at Copeville, sharing a local family stopover and reunion note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Hornbuckle
Leon Hampton
Copeville
Protracted Meeting At Church Of Christ Opens Aug 7
Mrs Grover Spencer and her children from Denison visit her parents the Thompsons. A protracted meeting at the Church of Christ begins Sunday August 7 with evangelist J G Dunn preaching. Other city churches are invited to cooperate especially singers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Spencer
Denison
Horace Thompson
Church of Christ
J. G. Dunn
Local residents attend B Y P U encampment at Woodlake
Mrs J L Bow and daughter Mrs B G Gowdy and daughters Miss Eunice Cook Claude R Truett John Holcomb Jack Yeager Miss Olive Neff Mrs Luther Gordon Claude Cox and Rev Geo C Boston were among the number from this place who attended the B Y P U encampment at Woodlake this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Bow
B. G. Gowdy
Eunice Cook
Claude R. Truett
John Holcomb
Jack Yeager
Olive Neff
Luther Gordon
Claude Cox
Geo. C
Vulcanizing and Retreading Services Highlight Local Ad
Local ad notes vulcanizing and tire retreading as quality services. Mentions visits by R S Morehead and Caplinger family from Mexia to Mrs Caplinger’s parents, plus Jim Sears leaving Celina to visit family and plan northwest trip. Roy Crouch and Mrs Stepp with two sons travel from Tioga Sherman to home, with Mrs Stepp planning a visit to McLean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Sears
Celina
R. L. Sears
Northwest
Roy Crouch
Tioga
Sherman
Grady Stepp
Stone Becomes High Paid Locomotive Engineers Leader
Warren S. Stone was named grand chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and president of its cooperative bank building association and pension association, drawing a salary of 25000 dollars annually, up from 13500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren S. Stone
Convention of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
The
Brotherhood
Co-Operative National Bank, Building Association and Pension Association
Mr. Stone
Mrs Earl Myrick and Marietta visitors guests of Truett
Mrs Earl Myrick of Ladonia and Mr and Mrs Johnson with their sons from Marietta Oklahoma visited Rev J L Truett and his wife as guests in the first part of the article segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Myrick
Ladonia
Johnson
Prairie hay yield record set near Crockett
B F Blanton reports breaking his hay record by baling 12 tons from a five acre meadow south of Crockett. He has cut hay there for years but never exceeded two tons per acre in a single cutting. Mrs Beulah Self of Crockett is visiting her mother Mrs S E Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Beulah Self of
Crockett
S. E. Marshall
B. F. Blanton
Morning party honors Misses Davis Connely and Byers
Miss Hazel Ray hosted a morning party for Misses Davis Connely and Byers last Friday. Guests enjoyed games and vocal selections by Miss Kirkpatrick and readings by Miss Byers. A salad course was served to twenty attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Ray
Davis
Connely
Byers
Kirkpatrick
As You Like It Club Hosts White Rock Picnic
Miss Sue King and Margreta Fender led the club in a Thursday evening gathering. Girls wore aprons and bathing suits for a big out at White Rock with swimming and a sumptuous feast. Games and fun filled the afternoon and the group left with high spirits. Reporter notes the picnic was exceptionally enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue King
Margreta Fender
Miss Kings
White Rock
Mrs Mangrum Visits Son at Valley View
Mrs. M. A. Mangrum is visiting her son J. C. Mangrum at Valley View residence, spending time with family at the local home.
Mrs Bess Lewis Leaves for Rusk Business Venture
Mrs Bess Lewis departs Thursday for Rusk to enter business handling ladies ready-to-wear and novelties. A proven saleswoman, she led the ready-to-wear department at Lively & Company for years. Friends predict success and send well wishes as she returns to her hometown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Lewis
Rusk
Mrs. Lewis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gordon Brothers
Fred Truett
Rev
J. L. Truett
W. M. Ingram
Bility
Winnie Hamilton
Greenville
P. J. Pierce and Sons
Chas. R. Truett of
Whitesboro
Ed LaRoe
F. L. Clendening
Commerce
Mrs. John Perry
Purcell, Oklahoma
S. H. Montgomery
Earl
Miss Irline Blanton
Leonard
Jack Webster
Mrs. H. L. Webster
Charley Andrews
Dallas
J. R. Andrews
Tom Anderson
Trenton
W. J. Barbee
Gates
R. S. Morehead
Bertha Cox
Rockwall
Nannie McKee
Near Town
Ector
G. G. Wade
Dr. Hornbuckle
Claude Willis
Camp Logan
Denver
Colorado
Citizen’s
Wilma Blanton of
Irline Blanton
Eugene Lewis
Slaton
Whitewright Lumber Co
Emmet Penn
Rhom Pennington
L. LaRoe & Company
Rae
Jacob’s
Jacob
Gallaher & Son
Eastman Kodaks
R.S. Morehead
Sun
Badgett's Millinery
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