Locals List Visiting Relatives Across Texas Oklahoma
The notice records numerous locals visiting relatives in Dallas Sherman Terrell Durant Texarkana Caddo and Wichita Falls. Names include Mrs J D Russell W L Gordon Rev J L Truett Willis Simmons Julian Boone and J P Layman among others with trips from Dallas Greenville Sulphur Madill and Denton.
Hest Family Returns Home From Visit Abroad
Mr and Mrs W B Hest left for their home in Slaton Friday after visiting relatives. Mrs W T Ross and daughter Miss Mary Lou returned Monday after visiting relatives in Lubbock and Carlsbad New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Myrick
Blanche Montgomery
Dallas
W. B. Hest
Slaton
W. T. Ross
Mary Lou
Lubbock
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Claud Dillon
Vernon
Mrs
Bob Bane
Oma Lee Bevins
Hooker
Okla
Finis Alverson
Weekend Visits Across Regions Brighten Local Homes
A series of short visits highlight regional ties as relatives travel from Dallas Vernon Denver Oklahoma and Colorado to spend time with local families. Guests include Walter Harris Bogle in town with grandmother Mrs. W. C. Fain and Miss Cordelia Layman visiting Celina relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Harris Bogle
Dallas
Cordelia Layman
Celina
Central Christian Church Women Host Ice Cream Event
The Central Christian Church ladies will serve ice cream pie and cake Saturday afternoon in the Texas Louisiana Power Co building. St Roby Childress spent Sunday and Monday in Sulphur Oklahoma, returning with Mrs C C Willis and Mrs Childress. Guests included Artie Compton and Estes of ae with G F Bryant, Compton manager of the Adolphus Hotel Dallas, and visitors Mrs FE J Roberts Sherman Mrs Dr Lemmon Lubbock Mrs Pearl Connelly and Mrs Alfred Hughes Trenton at the Hamilton home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ladies of the Central Christian Church
Texas-Louisiana Power Co
Roby Childress
Sulphur
Oklo
C. C. Willis
Artie Compton
Mr. Estes
G. F. Bryant
Mr. Compton
Adolphus Hotel
Dallas
FE. J. Roberts
Sherman
Dr. Lemmon
Lubbock
Pearl Connelly
Alfred Hughes
Trenton
Guy Hamilton
Adam's Ale Milkman Exchange Mock Inquiry
A humorous exchange plays on a milk quality remark with a mother and milkman remarking on the milk’s condition. The dialogue hints at domestic daily life and a lighthearted tone. No serious event or outcome is described.
Griffin Trotter dies after appendix operation at Mangum
Griffin Trotter 25 died Tuesday evening at his Mangum Oklahoma home after an appendectomy. A Pilot Grove native and son in law of John Garland he is survived by his wife and two children. The body arrived in Whitewright and the funeral will be held Friday at Westminster Church at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin Trotter
Mangum
Okla
Pilot Grove
John Garland
Whitewright
M. H. Trotter
Westminster
Vital statistics show 1928 births and deaths trend
The Department of Commerce reports 1928 mortality at 12.35 per 1000 and births at 19.7 per 1000 in the registration area, down from 1927. The text notes long term stabilization of vitality since 1911, with 1918 flu an outlier and birth rates steadily declining from 1915 onward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commerce
Birth rates by state show Southern lead in 1927 1928
The excerpt notes a general decline in births from 25.1 per 1000 in 1915 to 19.7 in 1928. It states the South leads in births, with North Carolina at 27.5 per 1000 in 1928, and 28.8 in 1927, per Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
North Carolina
Reading tea leaves and omens guide a wedding
A dialogue shows Mary consulting fortune tellers and clairvoyants about marriage. The mother cautions seriousness, while Mary insists she is prudent, having consulted a sign book, a palmist, and a dream on a hair lock, all saying the union is fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
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Mrs. J. D. Russell
W. L. Gordon
J. W. Henry and Son
R. V
Bonham
Mabel Keeling
Cooper
J. L. Truett
Wheeler
Willis D. Simmons of
Austin
Cora Simmons
R. H. May
Gomer May
J. P. Montgomery
R. O. Hull
C. H. Hart
Terrell
R. J. Dixon and Son
S. O. Chambers
Julian Boone
Oklahoma City
G. B. Montgomery and Son
Durant, Okla
Fred W. Smith
Greenville
W. C. Bailey
Son
J. P. Layman
Charlie Layman
J. K. Magers
Ella Johnson
Caddo, Okla
Roy Eubanks
Bow-Wright Drug Store
Texarkana
C. W. Bryant
Sulphur and
Madill, Oklo
Mrs. C. T. Thompson of
B. B. Adams
W. T. Simmons
E. J. Lilley
Eugene and
Donald Hall
FE. G. Brown
J. E. Payne Jr
J. D. Hoard
Martha Joe Sears
C. Lt. A
Denton
A. B. Hemphill
Joe Johnson
W. S. Vernon
Coweta, Okla
J. L. German
J. C. Gillespie
J. T. Gillespie
Miss Marian Barbee
Wichita Falls
Grady Geer of
van Alstyne
H. T. Atterberry
Bow- Wright Drug Co
Conch-Bray
Whitewright Lumber Company
Garland Gas Ranges
Pittsburg
Johnnie Knochs of
Sister
Jesse Wallace
Ben R. Roberts
A. M. Roberts
Dorothy Gordon of
R. B. Gordon
Ewell Alexander
Fort ‘Wor'h
E. S. Alexander
Howard Roberts
Galveston
Ben Roberts Jr
B. G. Gowdy
Denver
Colorado
Northwest
N. C. Sweatt
Muskogee, Okla
Lucille Badgett
Denison
Mrs. C. S. Blanten
A. W. Bow
J. L. Bow
J. L. Cantrell
McFerrin
Laura Elizabeth Cantrell
Gi 1. A
Jim Brown
Orangeville
W. M. Bunch
Bunch
the Sun
Mr. Brown
J. L. Kirkpatrick
W. B. Hestand
C. P. Johnson
Albert Lee Jackson
W. E. LaRoee
8. H. Montgomery
Lucian LaRoe
T. E. Barbee
Jack Silman
Sherman Hospital
Pratt Bros
Jack
H. M. Cowling
Jacobia
Adam's Ale
Chesley’s
WHITE
Section
Nize Taylor’s
Iness
T. A. Taylor
Texas
Madden
Our
Chandise
Madden’s