Auxiliary of American Legion approves donations to hospitals and floral fund
The Woman's Auxiliary met last Tuesday and authorized sending 25 to the Government hospital at Houston and 10 to the floral fund at San Antonio, prioritizing these causes over local needs. Next meeting is the first Tuesday in August. all members urged to attend. Willie Coggins left Thursday for a two week visit with relatives in North and South Carolina.
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Woman’s Auxiliary of the American Legion
Hous
San Antonio
Willie Coggins
South of Town
North
Local residents visit friends and relatives around area
J R Jordan of McKinney visits friends here. Mrs W J Doss returns from Ector visit. M Jones Roberts of Dallas visits his mother Mrs Mel Roberts. Mr and Mrs Guy Hamilton and children return from San Antonio. Willie Smith entertained a fine boy here since last Sunday. Mrs Dick Williams visits Mrs Blanks in Little Rock area. Raymond Phillips leaves for two weeks at Quanah and Paducah. Mrs W C Cook returns from Capeville visit. John Webster returns from Brownwood. Mrs Lucian Andrews and children spend weekend with sister Mrs Louis Randle in Sherman. Miss Margery Carver returns to Farmersville after visiting sister Mrs Oran Sears. J L Dyer at Clarksville to oversee farming interests. Mr and Mrs C H Badgett of Denison and Mr and Mrs R Badgett of London visit J S Badgett.
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Margery Carver
Farmersville
Oran Sears
Sherman area residents note health updates and injuries
While walking in her yard Tuesday evening Mrs W T Truett fell and dislocated a shoulder. She was taken to Sherman where the shoulder was reset and she returned home Wednesday. Miss Samantha Murphy is visiting friends in Sherman. Mr and Mrs G W Pope returned from Sherman where Mrs Pope underwent a serious surgical operation and is recovering well. 666 cures Biliousness.
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W. T. Truett
Sherman
Samantha Murphy
G. W. Pope
Local visitors share updates across Dallas area
Misses Edith Biggerstaff and Dessie Reynolds visit Dallas while Bryant Penn of Mineral Wells visits his parents. Several residents return from trips to Leonard Greenville Abilene Dallas and Durant with family updates births and travel notes including July 12th births. J C Robinson departs for New York City to purchase fall stock for Hudson Davis Co.
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J. C. Robinson
New York City
Hudson, Davis Co
Residents and visitors travel plans across Texas
Mr and Mrs J T Pace return to Dallas after visiting his mother Mrs C J Pace and relatives here. Paul Graves and Beveridge Brents head to San Antonio for thirty days in the Citizens Military Training Camp. Mrs L M Williams and daughters return to Gainesville from a family visit here. Kathleen Hudspeth of Atoka Oklahoma visits grandparents Mr and Mrs G W Pope. Mr and Mrs G A Freeman and daughters Riley Louise and Mary leave for Galveston for two weeks. Misses Dorothy and Margaret Freeman visit grandparents at Grapevine while relatives go to Galveston. Mr and Mrs C B Bryant and son C B and Mrs J E Payne Jr of Dallas depart for Sweetwater then California for about two months.
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Paul Graves
Beveridge Brents
San Antonio
Citizens Military
Kathleen Hudspeth
Atoka, Okio
G. W. Pope
G. A. Freeman
Louise
Mary
Galveston
Dorothy
Margaret Freeman
Grapevine
Mrs. Freeman
C. B. Bryant
C. B
J. E. Payne Jr
Dallas
Sweetwater
Local Farmer Plans Frugal Life After Cotton Drop
W. F. Sanders describes frugal living since cotton prices fell from 35 cents a pound. He says he feels safe hitching his horse anywhere at any time, using an old buggy he kept after discarding it earlier.
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W. F. Sanders
Cushion Missing After Church Ride
Mr. Sanders left his horse and buggy at a downtown rack after Sunday church. On return the buggy seat cushion was gone, forcing him to ride home on hard boards. He asks the thief or thieves to return the cushion, as times are hard and a soft seat is needed.
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Mr. Sanders
Dav idson sisters host Forth Two Club gathering
Misses Emma and Genevieve Davidson hosted the Forth Two Club last Thursday afternoon. The house featured fern and daisy decor for the forty-two guests. Punch flowed as sixteen members enjoyed angel food cake and brick cream.
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Emma
Genevieve Davidson
Revival meeting at Baptist Church attracts wide interest
Revival services are underway under an old fashioned bush arbor at the Baptist Church. Rev. W. E. Boston of Marietta Oklahoma is delivering sermons noted for fluency and audience engagement. Rev. George C. Boston leads the choir which provides strong music during hot weather.
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The
Baptist Church
W. E. Boston
Marietta
Okla
George C. Boston
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Gordon Brothers
South Carolina
J. R. Jordan of
McKinney
W. J. Doss
Ector
M. Jones Roberts of
Mel Roberts
Guy Hamilton
Willie Smith
Dick Williams
Blanks
Little Rock
Raymond Phillips
Quanah
Paducah
John Webster
Brownwood
Lucian Andrews
Louis Randle
J. L. Dyer
Clarksville
C. H. Badgett
Denison
R. Badgett
London
England
J. S. Badgett
L. LaRoe & Company
Gallaher & Son
Eastman Kodaks
Jacob
Whitewright Lumber Co
Emmet Penn
Rhom Pennington
Edith Biggerstaff
Dessie Reynolds
Bryant Penn
Mineral Wells
Mrs
Lucy Webster
Opal Graves
Marion Barbee
Leonard
Roy Cobb
Randolph
George Glasscock
This
W. B. Gaskins
Mrs. J. H. Blincoe
Willie Jarvis
Mrs. Taylor Autrey
Mrs. L. LaRoe
Greenville
Mr. LaRoe
L. C. Manning
Glen Rose
Mary Guthrie
Tioga
Beulah Ownby
Durant
Oklahoma
W. D. Ownby
Mrs. O. C. West
Coalgate, Okla
Mrs. W. J. Doss
Mrs. J. B. Taylor
J. N. Smith
Marlin
T. J. Chenoweth
Tommie
Somerset
Vera Holland
May Thrift
Abilene
T. H. Sears
Lubbock and
Winters
J. W. Pender
Mr. Pender
Clint McMillin
Trenton
Pauline Sinclair
Krum
Coralee Echols
Denton
College of Industrial Arts
Mrs. J. T. Pace
C. J. Pace
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