Land sale noted as T H Lively buys 600 acres east Texas
T H Lively acquires 600 acres in east Texas in a local item. The notice also lists daily bread quality from Home Bakery and many community updates including visits from Dallas and Fort Worth residents, local baptist and missionary events, and updates on local business and social life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
T. H. Lively
Texas
Red Cross Organizes Local Unit at Presbyterian Church
A local Red Cross unit was organized at the Presbyterian church with 23 women joining. Sherman visitors Mrs. Reynolds Craycroft and Hollingsworth helped establish aims. Mrs Nash was elected president with Mrs Echols secretary and Mrs King treasurer. The group plans to expand membership and assist wounded soldiers in the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen Lodge
Sherman
Red Cross
Nash
Echols
Great American Red Cross Forces
Presbyterian Church
L. J. Reynolds
Craycroft
Hollingsworth of
King
Germany
Card Of Thanks From Mrs A P Gilliam
Dear friends our hearts are full of gratitude for the comfort you gave during our distress bereavement and loss of husband and father We thank you for every kind service May God bless you as you are led through green pastures and by still waters Respectfully Mrs A P Gilliam The remaining cases against Leon Wates are set for trial in the 15th District Court next Monday June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Pastures
Still Waters
A. P. Gilliam
Leon Wates
15Th District Court
Submarine Attack On Booze From Home Saloons
A Gulf Coast lumberman argues against saloons by proposing a home liquor scheme where a husband buys whiskey from his wife as the sole source. He contends the plan would drain a man’s life savings into the wife’s new business, leaving the husband buried and the family better off without him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Coast Lumberman
Enforcement of new wartime moral law targets soldiers
Chief of Police Hughes received a War Department notice urging strict enforcement of a new law penalizing the sale of intoxicants to soldiers and admitting them to houses of prostitution. The secretary of war said the moral conduct of enlisted men is a government concern and called on peace officers to enforce the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Secretary of War
Denison Gazette
Also Mentioned on This Page
LaRoe Lumber Company
L. C. Long
Mrs. Witherspoon of
Dallas
Mrs
J. W. Wilson
R. L. Hayter
Ft. Worth
Home
L. C. Long, Prop
W. F. Holland
W. P. Vaughn
Galveston
J. W. Davidson
The
Reserve Bank
Paul Roberts
Roberts
Frank
Manning & Clark
Chas. Lindsey
Rockwall
Rev
A. R. Nash
J.H. Waggoner
Texas Press Association
New Orleans
Lee Johnson
H. G. May
Terrell
J.H. Biggerstaff
Brady
Lloyd Moore
T. B. Moore
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society
Methodist Church
Ford Moore
Jim Lackey
L. O. Lackey
S. H. Montgomery
Dick Pennington
Blanche
Drumright, Oklo
Eliza Smith
Post Oak Creek
W. H. Echols
Durant
F. M. Echols
Gordonville
Albert Truett
Lester Ross
Cavalry
Bonham
Percy Truett
Fred Moore
Waco
J.B. Hembree
Honey Grove
Johnson
Miss Goldie
Twendolyn Smith
Mr. Smith
Paris
Lee Crouch
Sulphur Springs
Draughons Business College
Tetleys
Arthur Pierce
T. N. Parrish
Kentuckytown
Justin Carlisle
Cotton Belt Crossing
P.J. Pierce & Son
Charles Lindsey
Lindsey
David Bryant
Pottsboro
Josephine McElroy
Mr. Major
Ras Benedict
Marlin
Denison
Methodist Sunday School
W. T. Sears
Frank Bailey
Miss Allen
Randolph
Rev. Fender
J. H. Snow
Baptist Sanitarium
Baptist Church
Heinz
L. F. Hopkins
Sherman Sanitarium
Presbyterian Sunday School
T. H. Sears
T. B. Larimore
Church of Christ
Katy
Whitewright
Dero Austin
P. M. Jarvis
Bob Norris
Joe Russell
Joe Alexander
Claude Alexander
Will Jarvis
W. J. Martin
John Yeager
W. C. Cook
Ches Pope
Howard Brodhead
Central Christian Church
Rowan Mills
Sun
ABOR
Patton
Whitewright Lumber Co
Armstrong
Geo. E. Keith Shoe Co
Campella
Mass
Odeon Theatre
Kirkpatrick & Bryant
NYAL