Local and Personal News Highlights in Sherman
A crowd of notices from Sherman area society includes visits among Bertha McLarry in Pike and sisters in law, Dyer gatherings in Sherman, and Pontaneous cafe ads. Dozens of local folk drop names like Pierce’s Cafe and Mangrum Bros for hens payments, while service ads from Chambers and Morehead emphasize quick car care and hardware. Juries, baptist meetings, and hospital notes blend with family visits and travel, across Denison, Blue Ridge, and Wills Point in December recollections.
Noe rents Lester Haile place west of town
John Noe of Dallas rents the former Lester Haile property located west of town and will move in within days. He is brother to Misses Susie and Maggie Noe. Bob Sears welcomes a fine boy born at 6:00 a.m. last Saturday, sharing the happy news with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Noe
Dallas
Lester Haile
Mr. Noe
Susie
Maggie Noe
Bob Sears
Bob
Baughers Return to Dallas After Local Work
Mr and Mrs G L Baugher returned to Dallas today after spending several weeks here Mr Baugher supervised the S E Jones residence construction and has since been employed on the Huffines Bailey filling station and garage project
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Baugher
Dallas
Mr. Baugher
S. E. Jones
Huffines & Bailey
County road crew moves to Randell Lake near Denison
The county road crew, camped here for several weeks, relocates to Randell Lake near Denison. They work under Mr. Simmons of Tom Bean, appointed by Commissioner Boren. Ben Sturdivant, holiday guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Sturdivant, returns to S M U. Will Crawford family of Seymour visit Carter family. Carter notes seven of his great grandchildren, all from one family, were visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Road
Randell Lake
Denison
Mr. Simmons
Tom Bean
Boren
Will Crawford
Seymour
J. N. Carter
Crawford
Carter
Infant James Badgett Spindle Dies in Denison
James Badgett Spindle infant son of Mr and Mrs Cecil Spindle of Denison died at home Monday night He was only a day old Funeral service conducted by Elder W N Carter at Oak Hill Cemetery Tuesday afternoon Burial followed in the local cemetery Mrs A R Munn of Austin and her sister Mrs George Shaw of San Antonio spent the first week of the new year with Dr and Mrs J N Powell A R Munn and his wife also visited Dr and Mrs Powell Last Tuesday Dr and Mrs Powell and their guests motored to Sherman to visit M F Powell and family The Columbia Record quotes a political quip about a lame duck and the goose that lays the golden eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Badgett Spindle
Cecil Spindle
Denison
Oak Hill Cemetery
W. N. Carter
A. R. Munn
Austin
George Shaw
San Antonio
J. N. Powell
Columbia
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. LaRoe & Company
McAlester Coal
Bertha McLarry of
Pike
Mrs
Carl May
J. L. Dyer
Sherman
P. J. Pierce & Sons
Ben Dyer
Garland
Sige
R. S. Morehead
Chambers Motor Co
Charley Kirk
Hagerman, N. M
Walter Cox
Morehead’s
Mrs. Holmes Connelly of
Trenton
B. G. Gowdy
Mangrum Bros
Guy Dillon
Hillsboro
W. A. Kirkpatrick
Mary Nash
Minneapolis, Minn
Rev
A. E. Major
Ben Patterson
J. W. Davidson
W. E. White
Blue Ridge
Pierce’s
Guy Hamilton
Oscar Bow
Bill Monday
Batesville, Ark
Carl Tree
Spur
Roscoe Pace
Lucille Harris
Baylor University
Waco
Lloyd Moore
Leon Harp
J. M. Wright
Fifteenth
Sherman Monday
Joe L. Shelton
Galveston
B. H. Thomson
Emma Dee Randle
H. P. Clack
Wills Point
George Truett
First Baptist Church
Dc. L. Truett
J. P. Autrey
Bonham Sanitarium
Morehead
G. M. McNeilly
J. L. Truett
Chess Pope
Grayson County Baptist Workers’ Conference
George Hicks
Town
Lee Wilson
Wilson
Frank Phillips
Pascal Binion
Huntsville
D. B. Tate
Mr. Binion
Z. W. Binion
Pilot Grove
S. H. Montgomery
Purcell, Okla
John Perry
Chambers Motor Company
Sears Auto Co
Whitewright
Ben Sturdivant
Mrs. J. M. Sturdivant
Reserve District
First National Bank
Texas
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
United States
Grayson
R. A. Gillett
J. W. Pennell
C. B. Bryant
W. H. King
Gordon Bros
Whitewright Lumber Co “Neighborly Service
Henryetta Coal
Condie-Bray
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