Local residents home and away in regional social notes
A long list of visits and greetings from Greenville to Denison Sherman Paris and Whitesboro plus a few incidents. Notable items include Mr. and Mrs. Parsons visiting Greenville and Quinlan business, Miss Ivy Fain visiting relatives in Sherman, Miss Massye Biggers teaching in Bradenton after vacation, and a home brew seizure in Kentucky town. Also notes on shop theft at W. H. Davidson’s blacksmith shop and multiple family visits across towns.
Local residents and business changes reported
Rey Yowell plans to move next year to a farm northwest of Tom Bean, purchased by T. D. Reynolds. Gomer May becomes manager of Kimbell milling and grain, replacing R. H. May who now handles fuel needs. Chester Bane, black, jailed on a disturbance charge after pleading guilty. incident at a northern town residence. W. T. Truett of Denison sold his former home to John Watson, now occupied by Dave Tate and family. I. C. O. F. degree staff of thirty visited Wolfe City to perform ritual work and share a meal. Martha Joe Sears spent Monday in Sherman sanitarium for tonsil removal, returned home Tuesday. A child of Mr and Mrs George Oliver also treated for tonsil removal with good results. W. A. Anderson and family from this place and Ed Anderson and family from Plainview returned from a motor trip to Corinth, Mississippi, visiting Memphis Zoo on the way home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Crawford
Maud Brown
Anna
J. M. Simmons
G. H. Riley
Whitesboro
Tom Lilley
Sulphur
Okla
Myrtle Badgett
Dallas
Badgett Millinery
W. R. Hooper
Devonport
J. S. Badgett
Thurmond Bishop
Pernie Badgett
Sherman
R. R. Mikeska
Emma Lilley
Jack Frazer
Winnsboro
E. J. Lilley
Kentuckytown
Rey Yowell
Hall Place
Tom Bean
T. D. Reynolds
W. T. Truett
Denison
Mr. Truett
John Watson
Dave Tate and
Martha Joe Sears
Lithle
George Oliver
W. ©. Anderson
Ed Anderson
Plainview
Corinth
Miss
Memphis, Tenn
The
Family moves to South Bond Street residence
Shiloh battlefield and a short stop at Hot Springs, Ark are noted as parts of a delightful trip. Joe Neal and family moved to the South Bond street home vacated by R. L. Johnson. Neal, formerly of Bells and long based in Dallas, has worked for Chambers Motor Co. for months but could not move earlier due to housing. J. H. Groves traveled to Mt. Vernon to purchase two cattle cars for shipment to Kansas City and will be away about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh Battlefield
Hot Springs
Ark
Joe Neal
South
Bond Street
R. L. Johnson
Neal
Chambers Motor Co
Bells
Dallas
J. H. Groves
Mt. Vernon
Kansas City
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. C. Parsons
Greenville
G. L. Baugher
Lloyd Moore
Annette Harp
Mt. Pleasant
Dora Scales
R. M. Gray
Lowell Beasley
Fort Worth
C.E. Beasley
Wayne Annip
O. H. Crowell
Joe Lilley
Klondike
J. F. Lilley
Bess Boyer
Ivy Fain
Adene Oliver
Emory
Louise Beasley
Quinlan
Dan Carter
Garland Caylor
John Gillespie
Olfe City
J. C. Gillespie
Earl Johnson
King
Eunice Turner
Yowell
J. Strickland
Kate Fulton
Conway
Miss Fulton
Leon Robbins
Leonard
Mrs. H. Darwin Sr
Percy Darwin
Little
Leonard E
William Hodge
Berns Books
Planters Gine
Lester Haile and
Fie
Relaves
Floydada
Waurine Eiland
Terrell
Verma Mangrum
R. B. Mack
Ballenger
Lucian LaRoe
D. G. Coley
Chilren
Denver
Colo
Leon Devenport
Evenport
van Alyne
Jim Power
Hudson & Davis Co
Frances Giles
Denton
North Texas Teachers’ College
Lester Ross
W. T. Ross
Lester
D. E. Porter
T. J. Giles
Leon Harp
San Antonio
R. E. Hickman
Mexia
W. A. Kirkpatrick
Massye Biggers
Bradenton, Fla
C. P
Johnson
Sherman Hospital
W. H. Davidson
Mr. Davidson
Chesley Rutledge
Oyer & Jones Drug Store
Gomer May
Kimbell Milling and
R. H. May
Chester Bane
Lankford
Wolfe City
Odd Fellows
Gordon Bros
Whitewright Lumber Co
Simmons
Florence Oil Stores
Red Star
Long’s Bakery
Texas
Planters Gin Company
J. R. Oliver
Whitewright
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