Local visits and social notes from Terrell area
Sam Brents, Edna Womack, Dee Little, J C Gillespie and others are listed as visiting relatives or staying with friends in Terrell Dallas or surrounding towns. Theatre program note at Palace Theatre. Short visits include Mrs J N Powell in Kemp Okla and Orbin Blanton heading to the University of Chicago summer school.
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Orbin Blanton
University of Chicago
Local visitors noted from Dallas to Durant and nearby towns
W R Hooper visited Dallas on Tuesday. Mrs Bob Sears and son Robert Emerson visited Bonham relatives. Dorothy Tate returned from Dallas. Elizabeth Caston of Leonard visited grandparents in Bonham. Mrs Birch Hunter and daughter of Leonard visited Harve Kidd. Dr R L Sears visited daughter in San Antonio. Mrs Claud Greene of Dallas and Mrs J G Camp and son from Durant stayed with the Humphries family. Lois Watkins and son left for Lubbock to join Mr Watkins. Local residents visited relatives in Greenville. Special sale on large near china Dinner Plates at Johnsons. Miss Theresa Southerland returned home to Trenton after visiting Sears sisters. Mrs Ellen Burks of Detroit visited Dallas after staying with D S McMillin. Mrs FE Parrish and daughters of Ennis spent weekend with Carroll Cowart.
Weekend guests from Whitesboro and Fort Worth
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hill and children of Whitesboro and Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Young of Fort Worth were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Young.
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Clifford Hill
Whitesboro
Willard Young
J. H. Hill
L. V. Young
Fort Worth
E. O. Young
Gowdy Hosts Notables for Sunday Visit
Mrs. B. G. Gowdy entertained guests Sunday including Mrs. Frank Duncan and daughter Juanette, Ben Shaw of Sherman, and Mr. and Mrs. Holmes Connelly and daughter of Trenton.
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B. G. Gowdy
Frank Duncan
Juanette
Ben Shaw
Sherman
Holmes Connelly
Trenton
Canning demonstration attracts Sherman attendees
Mrs J L Denton and six others including Mrs O G Bow Mrs Howard Hedgepeth Mrs C B Neely Mrs H L Taylor Mrs R W Taylor and Misses Sarah and Pauline Binion attended a canning demonstration in Sherman on June 4th.
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J. L. Denton
O. G. Bow
Howard Hedgepeth
C. B. Neely
H. L. Taylor
R. W. Taylor
Sarah and
Pauline Binion
Sherman
Jenkins Return From Southwest Texas Visit
Mr and Mrs C K Jenkins returned Sunday from a ten day visit in Southwest Texas. Whitewright attendees numbered twenty plus at the eighth semi annual Fourth District American Legion convention in Sherman including Glendon Cox E G Fields C A Pace A L Griffin W L Kincaid and others with Mr and Mrs Roscoe Pace and son and Mr and Mrs Cloy Horton among participants.
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Mrs. C. K. Jenkins
Texas
Whitewright
American Legion
Sherman
Glendon Cox
E. G. Fields
C. A. Pace
A. L. Griffin
W. L. Kincaid
C. D. Giles
J. H. Hollingsworth
J. J. Jenkins
R. H. Rhody
Frank Smith
W. C. Musser
Roy T. Douglas
J. R. Riddle
Roy Blanton
Chesley Rutledge
Rev J T Purvis to preach at Central Christian Church
Announcement states that Rev. J. T. Purvis of Fort Worth will preach at Central Christian Church Sunday morning at eleven o'clock. The event invites all parishioners and area residents to attend.
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Rev
J. T. Purvis
Fort Worth
Central Christian Church
Simpson Fell Oil Company Begins Test Near Denison
The Simpson Fell Oil Company starts its test seven miles west of Denison and three miles northeast of Pottsboro on the Wall farm. Surface casing was set Sunday and two drilling crews are on site. Clow & Bunn of Ardmore prepared the location, with Fleming Hardesty & Elliot as drilling contractors.
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Denison
Simpson Fell Oil Company
Pottsboro
Wall Farm
Clow & Bunn
Simpson Fell Company
Ardmore
Fleming, Hardesty & Elliot
New Process Prevents Souring of Milk in Wisconsin
Oconomowoc Wisconsin June 15 Sterilization of milk and cream by a new process eliminates bacteria and lactic acid that cause souring. Dairy researcher George Grindrod says the method makes fluid dairy products thoroughly sterile without destruction or deterioration. Milk treated with steam blows and sunlight exposure remained non sour for three weeks at 70 degrees, hinting at a radical shift in milk marketing methods.
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Oconomowoc
Wis
George Grindrod
Grindrod
Trade described as ancient world commodity rivaling gold
The text notes that trade goods rank among the oldest commodities and, in ancient times, were valued higher than gold. It presents trade as a foundational economic force with historical significance.
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Tocals
Sam Brents
Terrell
Edna Womack
New Orleans
Dee Little
Houston
G. F. Bryant
J. C. Gillespie
Dallas
Harve Kidd
B. W. Crain
Mineola
Raymond Rogers
Mary Hestand
Claud Meador
Leonard
Palace Theatre
J. N. Powell
Kemp, Oklo
Johnson's
Ella Pierce
M. A. Mangrum
Lorene
Glenda Mae Rutledge
Miss Myldred Chambers of
S. O. Chambers
Dorothy Juan Gillett
Loma Cox
Walter Cox
Mrs. Kirk
Randolph
Frances Pope
Elizabeth Gordon
T. M. Palumbs of
S. QO. Chambers
Raymond Carter
Gunter
T. E. Barbee
Carl May
S. W. Wheat
Nobility
Garner George
Hove
Mrs
John George
Bill Sears
Walter
Kemp, Okla
James Oliver Curwood
Jack Holt
Billie Dove
Montague Love
Richard Talmadge
Buck Jones
Golf Widows
Fox
H. G. Wells
Virginia Wolli
Allan Durant
Florenz Ziegfeld
Clara Bow
Lawrence Gray
W. R. Hooper
Bob Sears
Robert Emerson
Bonham
Dorothy Tate
Pascal Binion
Elizabeth Caston
Mrs. L. P. Sears
Dr. R. L. Sears
Mary Lee Mitchell
San Antonio
Claud Greene
J. G. Camp and Son
Durant, Okla
W. F. Humphries
Lois Watkins
Bill Lewis
Lubbock
Watkins
That City
R. S. Morehead
J. B. May
Oscar Jones
Greenville
Johnson’s
Theresa Southerland
Margaret and
Emmagene Sears
Ellen Burks
Detroit
Mich
D. S. McMillin
FE. C. Parrish
Theda Mae and
Dorthell
Ennis
Carroll Cowart
Alexander & Coldwell
Ilale
Estate
L. Laroe & Company