Rural News Roundup from Bow Corner and Nearby
Rural notes report boll weevils damaging some cotton fields while others remain lightly infested. Community updates include Bow Corner Home Demonstration Club meeting plans, visits by residents from Bells Denison and Tom Bean, and local revival meetings with several conversions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bow Corner
Herbert Taylor
Beardsley
Dallas
W. H. Hopper
Clint Hopper
Billy
Willie Moran
Bells
Howard McSpedden
Greenville
Roy Benson
Tom Bean
Mr. Benson
West Texas
Leonard Ward
Fort Worth
Gainesville
June Ray Wilson
Denison
Annie Wilson
Z. W. Binion
Anna
Helen Foshee
W. D. Ownby
Whitewright
Earl Benson
Jess Pace
Ravenna
Anderson Parsley
Mary Lee
Howard Hedgepeth
Frances
Elizabeth
John Oliver
John Denton
O. G. Bow
Anna Joyce
Sarahoe
Tom Binion
Payne Binion
Callie Taylor
Jack Biggerstaff
Biggerstaff
Cecil Biggerstaff
Luella
Jim Robertson
Canaan Farm Report Sees Favorable Weather and Crops Moving Gently
In Canaan, farmers report good crop health amid favorable weather patterns they hope will last. Visits this week include Miss Reva Lee Hopper and Jerline Hopper with Mrs. George Hopper, Elmer Marlow with Ernest Jay, and W. A. Strawn at J. W. Wood’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reva Lee
Jerline Hopper
George Hopper
Elmer Marlow
Ernest Jay
W. A. Strawn
J. W. Wood
Community Visitors and Guests Across Local Families
Numerous locals are noted hosting and visiting relatives and friends over the weekend and past week. Names include Marlow, Hopper, Burk, Chadwell, Mynatt, Ayers, Smith, Sims, Burden, and others, with travels to Bells, Bonham, Tom Bean, Paris and Leonard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Marlow
Morris Alexander
J. H. Hopper
Elma
Gladys Smith
Tincie
Jewel Smith
Ernest Jay
Elmer Marlow
Lloyd Hicks
Bells
Bonham
John Burk
R. L. Annip
Mack Chadwell
Randolph
Eugene Hansard
Whitewright
Wesley Burk
Elma Hopper
Clarence Burden
L. L. Low
Pink Hill
George Adkins
Paris
Rayburn Haile
J. M. Mynatt
Wilmer T
August Sims
Tom Bean
Reva Lee
Jerline Hopper
Katie
Mary D. Burk
G. C. Marlow
Katie Burk
Mary Ayers
Lubbock
Wilburn Hefner
O. H. Hopper
Robert Mynatt
Denison
Lois Cates
Inabell Chadwell
Celestia Sims
Floyd Parson
Earlsboro
Okla
J. R. Burk
J. W. Wood
William Sims
Self Help Club Meeting Held by Kentuckytown Group
Mrs. L. P. Darwin hosted the Kentuckytown Self Help Club all day Friday August 10. Mrs. Carl Holland presided as president and reports were filed. Plans were made for a dairy meeting dinner on August 3 in Walnut Grove woods and packing for the fair was demonstrated. Mrs. Charles Fulton to entertain August 24 with Miss Derryberry in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Darwin
Kentuckytown
Carl Holland
Walnut Grove Woods
Charles Fulton
Miss Derryberry
Johnson Optometrist Offers Fitted Glasses
We are qualified and prepared to correctly fit your eyes with glasses. Satisfaction guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Johnson
Political announcements for Democratic primary August 25
The Sun presents candidate notices for the Democratic primary listing for Tax Assessor W J Hogan and R W May. for County Clerk J L Doggett and T L Tennison. for County Judge Ed Westbrook and A S Noble. for Public Weigher Sam McMillin and T R Brice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sun
W. J
Bud) Hogan
R. W
Bob) May
J. L
Jim) Doggett
T. L. Tennison
Ed Westbrook
A. S
Allie) Noble
Sam McMillin
T. R
Tom) Brice
Boy Eats Ten Pound Supper in Lexington Restaurant
In Lexington Kentucky a seven year old named Charles Belt ate a large supper totaling ten and three quarter pounds. The meal included salmon pork and beans onions jelly roll candy oranges crackers three bottles of pop and three glasses of water. He suffered no ill effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Charles Belt
Familiar Reactions and Classified Prompt in verse
A poem-like note contrasts dawn meadowlark and evening star with a joke about a telephone ringing at bath time. It then advertises Want Ads claiming they help readers find items they seek. The snippet mixes lyric imagery with a local classified pitch.
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California Pelican
Wright Leads in Fan nin County Runoff Primary
Wright received 578 votes to Reynolds 480 in the precinct two commissioner race. The two advance to a runoff to be held Saturday August 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannin County
Wright
Reynolds
For Sale Mixed Listings in Texas Advertisement Page
For sale good cotton wagon priced to sell. Two houses pasture water and wood. Cotton pickers wanted one or two families to pick cotton. Radio in good order hear Governor Al Smith speech next Wednesday night. Flowers and pot plants for sale. One first class 3 inch wide tire wagon and plows for sale. New Perfection oil cook stove with Superfex burners. All items offered by local merchants and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millsap
R. J. Whitewright
Texas
al Smith
Joe Johnson
Emerson
John Deere
Manning, Clark & Meador
Manning
Clark & Said
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Pilot Grove
van Alstyne
Sherman
E. C. Smith
East Sherman Baptist Church
Tabernacle
Joe Smith
Orangeville
Curtis Ashley
Medlintown
S. F. Garland
Roberta Sloan
Denton
League
Benny Baxter
McKinney
Velma Caraway
Desert
Ita Jane Lovell
J. A. Lovell
Caddo
Canaan
Nicholson’s Cash Store
Nicholson
Planters National Bank
Lila Mae
Marcell
Sora Nell Smith
Mrs. Clifford Gallon
A. E. Major
J. Lee Yates
George Head
Buell Spindle
P. Janway
J. W. McMurry Grocery
C. C. High
Janway Shop
W. H. Horton
Planters Gin Company
P. A. Short
White & Donigan Gin Co
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