Community notices from Pilot Grove and nearby towns
Local residents and visitors are listed with their trips to Sherman Slaton Commerce Vernon and other Texas towns. Families welcome, farewells noted, and church revival ends. O. G. Bow boasts honey harvest with 450 pounds and invites guests. Junior choir hosts a Saturday picnic for about fifty children with watermelons cake and lemonade.
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W. L. Evans
Oklahoma
Missouri
Homer Cameron
Sherman
F. M. Sloan
Raymond Perdue
Abe Perdue
Near Slaton
Carrie Meeks
Roland Rhodes
Slaton
Joe Parsons
Little Son
Wolfe City
Arthur Conner
Valda Smith
Mozelle Dickens
Howe
Clara
Lola Scott
Lewis Garland
Gunter
Georgia Lee Neathery
Helen Ray Waldrop
Myers
Near O’donell
Taylor Scott
Wyneman Moran
Bells
Will Scott
Waxahachie
A. T. Scott
G. E. Thrift
Altus
Okla
Doss Chism
Lucile
Roberta Cato
Farmersville
Lizzie Beardsley
Dallas
Foy Bow
Commerce
D. M. Taylor
Louviey Neely
Charley Neely
Gus Holmes
Trenton
A. L. Scott
Sulphur Springs
Watts
Don Evans
Don
O. G. Bow
Texas
Howard Kilgroe
Valley View
Methodist Church
Anna
Sooter
Sarah Kilgree
Bethel Self Help Club Plans Exhibit at Red River Fair
Mrs Herbert Taylor hosted the Bethel Home Demonstration Club Friday with seven members and five visitors. They planned an exhibit at the Red River Valley Fair in Sherman and will meet next Friday with Mrs Howard Hedgspeth at 2 30. Ice cream and cake were served. Sun.
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Herbert Taylor
Bethel Home Demonstration Club
Sherman
Howard Hedgspeth
The Spice of Life and a Tie in a Folk Verse
A pseudo ballad recounts Willie Peck promising to beat a train and race a boat, ending in a rain of pieces but a stalemate. A storyteller recalls Adam returning from labor with Cain following, discovering a garden and young Cain's wish to live there.
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Willie Peck
Willie
Adam
Cain
Garden inmates recollection turns to kitchen fate
In a playful exchange, Adam laments how his mother's appetite consumed their garden home. The quip frames a domestic mishap as a humorous family memory about limits and kitchen triumphs.
Economy Trick Sparks Child’s Clever Bread Plan
A mother questions Tommy about using butter and jam together. He argues it is economy since the same bread slice serves both, illustrating a playful joke from a family scene.
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Tommy
Real Love Porch Conversation Sparks Noticed Bite
A humorous exchange recalls a porch moment where affection turns to a sudden injury. One person asks if love is certain while another reveals a bite from a dog unnoticed until later, adding a quirky domestic detail to the scene.
Talked Too Much Willie Ends With Lesson From Family
A family exchange turns humorous over the meaning of bigamy. Willie asks if a man can have one wife too many. Pa replies not necessarily, while Ma admonishes Willie to keep his mouth shut.
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Willie
Boy waits for recess to play with coughing peers
A passerby asks why the boy with whooping cough stays at school. He explains he is waiting for recess to join others, fearing transmission yet eager to play.
Passing remark from a passerby ex claimed
A passerby ex exclaimed in surprise saying well of all things. The brief remark captures a moment of astonishment in a casual encounter.
Sun Office Sells Typewriter Paper Ribbons and Ribbons
Sun office advertises carbon paper and typewriter ribbons for sale. The listing highlights basic stationery supplies for writing and documentation tasks.
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Sun
Sun Office
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