Local notes and visits fill Shawnee to Broken Bow
Local brief items report visitors and relatives in Shawnee Caddo Whitesboro Lubbock Denison Greenville Dallas Floydada and Broken Bow. Names include Margaret Barbee Fred Wilson Eugene McIver O L Christopher Ben Gould Irene Smith Amazone May Ruth Biggs J S Badgett Alene Perry Grace Harshone Ines Clyde Huntley Julian Boone J W Burden Byron Sears and others. Promotions mention chicken and stock feed specials at Davidson Barbee and Johnsons with old fountain pen offer.
Local Social Notes and Diamond Appraisal Offer
Mrs J R Pennington and daughter visit relatives in Runnels and Lynn Counties. Mr and Mrs Earl Rogers of Dallas stay with Mr and Mrs W L Stowers. Let us examine your diamond to ensure safe mounting with no charge. Mr and Mrs Frank Short of Sherman welcome a nine pound boy born August 8. Mrs Short formerly Lucy Stapleton of this city.
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J. R. Pennington
Runnels
Lynn Counties
Earl Rogers
Dallas
W. L. Stowers
R. L. Johnson
Frank Short
Sherman
Miss Helen Mae Henry Weekend Guest of Mrs. Jack Webster
Miss Helen Mae Henry of Trenton spent the weekend as a guest of Mrs. Jack Webster.
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Helen Mae Henry
Trenton
Jack Webster
Local folks share visits and births across towns
Elder W N Carter and two sons visited his parents J N and Mrs Carter. Mrs Ray Manning and her child visited Bonham with her parents. C R Gibson and family announce the birth of a girl. Maurine May returned from Slaton after visiting Miss Joe Hestand. Magdalene Badgett of Gordon Ark visits Myrtle and May Badgett. Mattie May returned from Texarkana to visit Ellis May. Dick Barbee returned from Dallas. Lola Myrick returned from Waxahachie and Celina. Dossey family spent weekend in Paris. Eggs paid 20c cash or 22c trade this week by Gordon Bros. Lois Julian of Pine Bluff visiting J H Hawkins. T P McCown and three children visiting W F Kincaid. E J Lilley spent week in Dallas buying for Lilley Dry Goods. J J Russell of Dallas at bedside of ill mother J D Russell.
Nox All Egg Mash Promises Guaranteed Results
Davidson Barbee promote Nox All Egg Mash as the product of years of testing and guarantee it will produce results. Davidson Barbee also claim Cow Joy and Profit Dairy Feed will boost milk output and butter production. Miss Frances Burgess returns to Fort Worth from a visit with Aunt Mrs Louise Rowley. Miss Virginia Knox Mt Pleasant and Miss Thelma Pratt Bonham visit Misses Lucile LaRue Velma Mangrum. Will Boone Dallas, vacationing here with parents J L Boone, heads to El Paso. R B Holland and Miss Artie Lee Supert Dallas visit. Mrs W F Holland and Mr Will Mitchell host a baby boy.
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Davidson & Barbee
Frances Burgess
Fort Worth
Louise Rowley
Virginia Knox
Mt. Pleasant
Thelma Pratt
Bonham
Lucile LaRue
Velma Mangrum
Will Boone
Dallas
Mrs. J. L. Boone
el Paso
Presbyterian Bazaar Set by Church Ladies
The Presbyterian Church ladies announce their annual bazaar to be held December 3 and 4 with Edna M. Rathbun serving as secretary.
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the Presbyterian Church
Edna M. Rathbun
Bob Sears Opens Chevrolet Display at Huffines & May Garage
A new Chevrolet showroom has been fitted in the northeast corner of the Huffines and May garage building for local dealer Bob Sears. The space allows display of five or six automobiles at once.
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Huffines & May
Bob Sears
Chevrolet
Mangrum Family Visit Mentioned in Valley View
J C Mangrum of Valley View spent the first of the week here with his mother Mrs M A Mangrum and other relatives.
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J.C. Mangrum
Valley View
Farmers Lilley and May Visit Lubbock County
Tom Lilley and Gomer May departed Monday by car to Lubbock County to inspect farming interests. An optometrist ad promises eye tests and glasses guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction.
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Tom Lilley
Gomer May
Lubbock County
Miss Lucile LaRoe Hosts Bridge Luncheon Honoring Guests
Miss Lucile LaRoe entertained with a bridge luncheon on Tuesday for house guests Miss Knox and Miss Virgue of Mt. Vernon and Miss Pratt of Bonham, a genteel gathering praising hospitality and social charm.
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Lucile LaRoe
Knox and
Virgue
Mt. Vernon
Miss Pratt
Bonham
Sears Attend Moody Rally in Dallas Drawing 6000 Plus
Mr and Mrs T H Sears spent Friday night and Saturday in Dallas with daughter Mrs Lewis Holland. Mr Sears attended the Moody rally at Fair Park on Saturday afternoon stating more than 6 000 people were present and 156 counties were represented.
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T. H. Sears
Dallas
Lewis Holland
Sears
Fair Park
Revival opens at Bells with Pastor Hawkins. recalls Pilot Grove last week
Rev J H Hawkins of the First Baptist Church led a revival at the Bells Baptist Church starting Wednesday night. He concluded a successful two week evangelistic series at Pilot Grove last Sunday with seventy seven conversions.
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J. H. Hawkins
First Baptist Church
Baptist Church
Bells
Pilot Grove
Revival Meeting at Central Christian Church Weathered In
Inclement weather forces Central Christian Church to shift evening revival services indoors, canceling plans for outdoor gathering. Local organizers urge attendees to use the church facility for the spiritual event this week.
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Central Christian Church
Meetings Continue Amid Weather Curtails Attendance
The open air gathering began Sunday with a large congregation both Sunday and Monday evenings. Rain on Tuesday and subsequent bad weather reduced attendance, but the meeting will continue through next week.
Funeral of Mrs. S. P. Aldridge Held in Gainesville
The funeral for Mrs. S. P. Aldridge aged 84 was held Sunday in Gainesville. Relatives from this area attended and her daughter Mrs. W. F. Sanders of this place was at her bedside when she died.
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S. P. Aldridge
Gainesville
Kentuckytown Club Meeting Enjoys Demonstration
The Kentuckytown Club met with limited attendance due to illness and work. Miss Viva Phillips led a color remover demonstration which was successful and was followed by refreshments. Visitors included Miss Edna Rathbun and Mrs Mollie Phillips. The next meeting will be at Mrs Walter McCoy's home on Friday August 27.
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Kentuckytown Club
Viva Phillips
F. T. Harris
Edna Rathbun
Mollie Phillips
Walter McCoy
Jelly and Preserve Making Demonstration Held
A demonstration on jelly and preserve making was held, led by a local reporter. The event showcased techniques for preserving fruit and creating preserve products for home use.
Junior B Y P U Program Sunday August Twenty Second
Program for Sunday features talks on The Hero of Burma with introductions by Joe T. Meador. Emma Jena Sears covers Judson's early life followed by Ira May on College Days and Mary Gae Wood on The Greatest Problem of All. Grady Fae Coley presents A Missionary to Burma with Ruth Gosnell on Judson in Prison and Bun Hampton on His Great Work. Leader in charge.
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Burma
Joe T. Meador
Judson
Emma Jena Sears
Ira May
Mary Gae Wood
Grady Fae Coley
Ruth Gosnell
Bun Hampton
Witty domestic quip about clock mischief at night
A humorous exchange where a wife asks if the clock struck two as she entered and the husband replies he stopped the clock from striking eleven to spare her sleep, revealing a quick-witted saving of the moment.
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Wifey
A Change in Courtroom Appeal Over Purse Theft
A defendant tells the court she was ill and believed the change would help, arguing why she stole the purse. The exchange occurs as she addresses the judge about the motive and intent behind the alleged theft.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tocals
Margaret Barbee
Shawnee
Caddo, Ok
Fred Wilson
Marshall
Eugene McIver
Dallas and Fort Worth
Mrs
George Gattis
Whitesboro
John Holcomb
Lubbock
Irene Smith
Amazone May
Clarksville
Ruth Biggs
Madill
Okla
Mrs. O. L. Christopher of
Wichita Falls
Ben Gould
Johnson’s
J. S. Badgett
Floydada
Alene Perry
Grace Harshone
Denison
B. H. Thomson
Ines Clyde Huntley
Greenville
Lucile Myrick
Julian. Boone
J. R. Burden
Walter, Okla
J. W. Burden
Near Town
Byron Sears
Broken Bow
W. N. Carter
Terrell
J. N. Carter
Ray Manning
Little Son
Lee Myers
Maurine May
Slaton
Joe Hestand
Magdalene Badgett
Gordon, Ark
Myrtle and
May Badgett
Mattie May
Texarkana
Ellis May
Dick Barbee
Lola Myrick
Waxahachie
Celina
W. W. Dossey
Paris
Gordon Bros
Lois Julian
Pine Bluff, Ark
T. P. McCown
Whitley
W. F. Kincaid
E. J. Lilley
Lilley Dry Goods Company
J. J. Russell
J. D. Russell
Texas Qualified Druggists’ League
BOW - Wright Drug CO
League
Farm and Ranch and
Holland’s Magazine
The
R& R
R. B. Holland
Artie Lee Supert
W. F. Holland
Will Mitchell
Optometrist
Self Serving Grocery
Fleming & Stateville
Mr. Merchant
McCaskey
McCaskey Register Company
Alliance, Ohio
Whitewright
J. L. Kirkpatrick
R and R Theatre
R and R
Gordon Clothing Company
Management
Gordon
Clothiers
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