Pilot Grove News Farmers use fine weather for threshing week
Farmers report good weather and the grain harvest nearing completion this week. The column notes corn and cotton look fine and lists numerous local visitors and residents from Fort Worth Sherman Texarkana and Slaton among others. A protracted meeting at the tabernacle concludes with a large Whitewright turnout and B Y P U youth organization organized at the Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Reeves
Nola
Fort Worth
F. M. Sloan
Tioga
Carrie Meeks
Sherman
Gus Wiser
Bartlesville
Okla
Thad Rhodes
J. D. Garland
Dallas
Clint Hopper
Walter Moran
Buster Wilson
Denison
Annie Wilson
Lois Meeks
Tulsa
Lee Binion
Texarkana
R. E. L. Binion
Bertha Cameron
Dee St. John
Rufus Scott
Commerce
W. A. Smart
Bill Dixon
Carl Holland
Kentuckytown
Lewis Garland
Slaton
Louise
Aubrey Bishop
Charley Kaiser
Gilmore Webster
Whitewright
H. M. Binion
Ina
Alpha
Tabernacle
E. M. Borden
Buchanan
Léonard
Leonard
Tom Bean
van Alstyne
Burges Wood
Ada Roberts
W. G. Ramsey
Plano
F. Lovell
Chickasha
Baptist Church
Earl Benson
al Union
Jesse Cornell
Ruth Lovell
Pink Hill B Y P A Plans July Bible Program
The local B Y P A lists officers including treasurer Miss Thelma Ownby and choir master Arthur Russell with assistants Miss Lois Chism and Miss Virginia Benson. The first program features The Hoppers on Sunday July 18 at 7 30 p m and a July 11 program at 7 30 p m.
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Thelma Ownby
Joe Ashinhurst
Arthur Russell
Lois Chism
Virginia Benson
The
Hoppers
Pink Hill B. Y. P. A
Father Near Arrest After Moonshine Show Fraud
A joke from Charlie Case recalls his father barely dodging jail after a mountain moonshiner gave him liquor. The father rented a vacant store, charged ten cents to view animals and snakes, angering locals who summoned the sheriff. He then bribed the officer with a drink and sold him a share in the show for three hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Case
Father
Ed Westbrook A Texas Reform Advocate And Senator
The letters praise Ed Westbrook for straight public service and rugged honesty. As Senate Investigating Committee chair he fights waste and unneeded offices, earning support from multiple Texas papers for his governance and economy efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Westbrook
Senate
Austin
Greenville Morning Herald
Westbrook Praised as Honest Senator in Early Advertisements
Political advertisements from 1915 to 1917 tout Senator Westbrook as a principled lawmaker. He is credited with authoring key bills in the 35th Senate and chairing the Senate Investigating Committee. The clippings salute his consistent moral stance and alignment with constituents.
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Westbrook
Senate
Dallas Democrat
Hunt County
John M. Henderson
Greenville
State Senate
35Th
Annona News
Austin Tribune
Wolfe City
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