Pie supper planned by Legionauxiliary at Legion hall
At the regular meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the American Legion it was decided a pie supper would be held at the Legion hall on June 10. Pies will be auctioned to raise funds to furnish the Auxiliary room. Public invited. Also notes a gasoline price drop to 21 cents per gallon and rain/damage updates with a bankruptcy sale of W. O. Brents stock of groceries Friday afternoon per Referee Chas. Batsell.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary of the
Amercian Legion
Legion Hall
The
Auxiliary
Advt
W. O. Brents
Chas. Batsell
Local notes and visits in Sherman area this week
Tal Lively and KE Sears visit relatives in the region. Several Sherman residents travel to see kin, with Sundays in Trenton and Whitesboro. Pierce’s Cafe advertises meals and fountain service. local businesses tout hosiery, tires, and watch repair. A district singing convention at Canaan drew a large crowd with dinner for hundreds.
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Canaan
Residents visit kin as travelers seek rest and meals
People from Pierce's Cafe and local residents plan visits after brief trips. Mrs Bess Lewis and Miss Lucile La Rue left Wednesday for Rusk to stay weeks with relatives. Mr and Mrs Jim Blanton left Tuesday for Floydada after weeks with relatives. W H King was away visiting western state relatives. Masons refurbish lodge lower room for M T Craig who runs a restaurant there. R S Morehead advertises Fisk tires with low prices. Claud Willis Roger Davis and Joe Johnson, A M College alums, returned home last week. Lewis Holland, Baylor Medical College graduate, returns home for vacation. William Ford of Okmulgee visits parents near Tom Bean. he works with Allen Printing Co.
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Claud Willis
Roger Davis
Joe Johnson
A. & M. College
William Ford
Okmulgee
Okla
Tom Bean
William
Allen Frinting Company
Preacher J A Hornbeak to Lead Sunday Service
Rev J A Hornbeak will preach at the Presbyterian Church Sunday morning with the public invited. Local notes report visits and educational happenings including Ruth Southerland returning from Denison to spend the summer and Miss Sallie Hamilton heading to Abilene Christian College summer school accompanied by Alma Morrison. Also mentions tire retreading and a new cotton chopping device by BE J Antonio.
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J. A. Hornbeak
Presbyterian Church
Ruth Southerland
Denison High School
Sallie Hamilton
Abilene
Abilene Christian College
Alma Morrison
Sherman
BE. J. Antonio
Odeon Theatre to Install Massive Fan for Summer Comfort
Manager B Legg announces a large fan from George Baugher will be mounted over the ticket booth to cool the auditorium. The device is expected to circulate fresh air every five minutes. The Odeon also cuts adult admission from 25 to 20 cents to attract more patrons while service remains unchanged.
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B. Legg
Odeon Theatre
George Baugher
Legg
Odeon
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Ruby Ross
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Claud Meador
L. V. Smith
Margaret Collard of
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B. F. McGaughey
Pierce’s Cafe
R. F. Beasley
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Will Simmons
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Whitesboro
Silas Wilson
McCarty- Davis Co
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Pernie Badgett
Floydada
B. B. Kimbell
Kay Kimbell
Tioga
Landon C. Moore
Dallas
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Dr. W. Hampton
Geo. Barto
Melrose, N. M
C. E. Reeves
Morehead
Guy Green
Marguerite Bruecemer
Marshall
Ed Martin
R. H. Jay
Dyer & Jones’ Drug Store
Miss Pearl Edwards
Washington, D. C
Jesse Wallace
Fisk
Mason Cord
General Tires
Whitewright Lumber Co
McAlester Coal
Sun
Farm News
Penslar
Gallaher & Son
Eastman Kodaks
Jacob’s
Jim Blanton
W. H. King
M. T. Craig
R. S. Morehead
Lewis Holland
Baylor Medical College
Linton Savage
Emma Kinghorn
John Savage
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D. H. Martindale
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