Surprise Birthday Supper for Guy Taylor in Pilot Grove
A surprise birthday supper was hosted Wednesday night February 14 at Miss Sarah Binion's home with help from Mrs. Guy Taylor and Miss Pauline Binion. Attendees included D. M. Taylor and family, H. L. Taylor family, R. W. Taylor family, Etta Caraway, Onita Dixon, Max Taylor, Pauline Binion, Tom Binion of Trenton, and other relatives. Additional notes mention shopping trips to Sherman and weekend visits by Valda Smith, Ora Bell, and Lee Binion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Taylor
Sarah Binion
Pauline Binion
D. M. Taylor
D. B
Helen
David Taylor
H. L. Taylor
R. W. Taylor
Etta Caraway
Onita Dixon
Max Taylor
R. E. L. Binion
Tom Binion
Trenton
Bill Dixon
Sherman
Valda Smith
Ora Bell
Anna
Lee Binion
Poker Game Check Bounces Back Must Pay
Oklahoma City scene reports C. E. Huffman must reimburse a $2902 check after it reached an innocent third party. Alpha V. Kahn hotel manager won a court ruling to collect from Huffman, who passed the check after a poker game and tried to stop payment. The item ends with a drunken confession about an attempted crime at a police station.
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Signer
Oklahoma City
C. E. Huffman
State Supreme Court
Oklahoma County District Court
Alpha V. Kahn
Huffman
J. L. Jones
Jones
Los Angeles
Kahn
Twelve Sent Forth Sunday School Lesson by Rev Dunn
Sunday school lesson on the Twelve Apostles by Rev Charles E Dunn notes their humble origins and bold spread of the gospel. It cites Pauls words on God choosing the weak, contrasts with worldly status, and recalls biblical examples of faithful minority. The lesson highlights local focus before global reach and ends with an ad for Whitewright printing.
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Paul
Galilee
Jerusalem
Abraham
Sodom
Jeremiah
Shadrach
Meshach
Abednego
Nebuchadnezzer
Jesus
House of Israel
When Pa Is Sick and When Ma Is Sick
A children era of illness tales showing Pa's dramatic, fearsome sickness and Ma's quiet resilience. The poem contrasts Pa's loud, dramatic symptoms with Ma's calm, practical care and hopeful view of recovery. The household reaction, fear, relief, and humor run through both verses.
House cuts 400 million highway program in supply bill
The House Appropriations Committee rejected a Bureau of Public Roads request for 400 million dollars for next year, approving only 26.6 million. The report notes the larger sum was to bridge the tapering of federal aid before declines in the program.
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Washington
Bureau of Public Roads
House Appropriations Committee
Department of Agriculture
House
Congress
Sun Office Offers Adding Machine Paper For Sale
Local Sun office advertises adding machine paper available for purchase. Quick in-store selection, suitable for clerks, accountants, and small businesses seeking affordable paper stock.
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Sun Office
Hogwallow News Dunk Botts
Correspondent Mrs. Poke Eazley asks Poke to run an errand but he cannot seat the old cat in his lap. Ellick Helwanger may quit as first fiddler in the Excelsior Fiddling Band over coin concerns. The Tin Peddler reports strong business in buying copper and metal as some shift to cheap floor varnish. Crossings on Gimlet Creek bridge are seen as risky, forcing use of floating ice. Atlas Peck shifts focus from personal money matters to government finances.
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Poke Eazley
Poke
Ellick Helwanger
Excelsior
Farmer Freed After Trespass Charge On Former Farm
Oklahoma City governor grant of parole frees Ben Burn after 60 days in Garfield County jail for trespassing on his former farm. Burn had lost the property in a mortgage foreclosure and faced jail time while his family depended on him. The parole cites his dependents and the economic hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Murray
Ben Burn
Garfield County
Sun Announces Candidates After Democratic Primary Cut
The Sun releases authorized candidate list in advance of the July Democratic primary, noting the selection remains subject to party action and field changes.
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the Sun
Local Justice of the Peace and public officials named
FRANK REECE for Justice of the Peace Prec. 3 P JANWAY J L CANTRELL for Justice of the Peace Public Weigher TOM BRICE listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Janway J. L. Cantrell
Tom Brice
Parole Revoked If Molestation Recurs, City Official Says
A city official warns that parole for a resident will be revoked if he molests the current occupants of a property. The remark accompanies notes on the Sun selling typewriter paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Job's Comforter Young Man
A brief dialogue scene shows Mr. Smith reproaching a young suitor for courting his daughter, saying it was the man's fault for lingering nightly at their home. The exchange underscores parental concern over an unsuitable romance.
Gordonville State Bank Stockholders Meeting Notice
Gordonville Texas February 13 1934 stockholders are called to a meeting in the bank Directors room March 19 1934 at 10:00 a.m. Items include electing directors voting on a charter amendment to move the bank from Gordonville to Collinsville Grayson County Texas and any other business. W J Gardiner cashier.
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Gordonville
Texas
Gordonville State Bank
A. D
Grayson County
Collinsville
Tex
W. J. Gardiner
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New Springs
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T. W. Ayres & Son
Pilot Grove News
Stateville
Whitewright
Cash Grocery
Charles E. Dunn
Boc
R. R. Waldo
Hogwallow News
Dunk Botts
Gimlet Creek Bridge
Atlas Peck
Freed
Frank Reece
Case
Oliver
John Deere
Moline
D. A. Ray
C. H. Stuteville
Stateville Grocery Store
Remington
Craig
Mark Montgomery
Philco
Crosley
Atwater Kent
Joe Johnson
R. D. Ford Hatchery
Kimbell Milling Company
F. W. Hudson
Sherman Steam Marble and Granite Works
W. Lamar St
Sherman, Texas
O. C. Cauthon
McCaskey
J. H. Pierce
W. A. Reed
Brown
Waldo
Cora Lock
J. D. Arney
E. I. Sells
J. M. Arney
Bob Arney
W. A. Phillips
T. E. Arney
P. C. Moore
K. B. Simmons
Willie Arney
Auto Finance Company
F. W. Creager
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