Local residents visit kin and attend events across towns
Claud Jones of Farmersville visited relatives Friday. Many local residents traveled to Dallas and Sherman for visits. The Methodist ladies plan a rummage sale Saturday in the telephone building. Mrs. James Ayers is ill in Denison and R. P. Gordon with daughter Elizabeth of Sherman plus Mr. Ryan of Oklahoma City visited here Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud Jones
Farmersville
The
Methodist Church
R. P. Gordon
Elizabeth
Sherman
Mr. Ryan
Oklahoma City
Miss Amateene May Visits Grandparents in Town
Miss Amateene May, who attends school in Commerce, spent the weekend here with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J. A. May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amateene May
Commerce
J. A. May
Sherman Weekend Visitors Highlight Local Social Roundup
Mrs H Benedict and granddaughter Caludine Glidewell and Mrs J W Davidson visited friends in Sherman Saturday. Mrs J E Payne Jr and daughter of Dallas spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs J D Hoard. Mrs R F Williams and daughter Lucille were in Bonham visiting Mrs S B Hodges. Mrs G C McFarland returned to Ector after visiting her daughter Mrs R F Williams. Mrs Bonnie Valentine returned to Albany Okla after visiting her mother Mrs Grover Vestal who has been ill. Mr and Mrs Stinson Teague of Sherman spent the weekend here with Mrs M A Burnham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Benedict
Caludine Glidewell
J. W. Davidson
Sherman
J. E. Payne Jr
Dallas
J. D. Hoard
R. F. Williams
Lucille
Bonham
8S. P. Hodges
G. C. McFarland
Ector
Bonnie Valentine
Albany
Okla
Grover Vestal
Mrs. Stinson Teague of
M. A. Burnham
Youth visitors from Dallas and Den ton spend weekend home
Paul Ryan of Southern Methodist University Dallas visited with his mother Mrs. Floyd Badgett. Evelyn Wilson of the College of Industrial Arts Denton spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. C A Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Ryan
Southern Methodist University At
Dallas
Floyd Badgett
Booker and Brown Return From Panhandle Visit
T D Booker and Curtis Brown returned Friday from a trip visiting Slaton and other towns in the Panhandle, reporting on their observations and local conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Booker
Curtis Brown
Slaton
Panhandle
Madden Sisters Guests In Local Weekend Visit
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Madden of Shreveport Louisiana spent the weekend in town as guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Fleming. Mrs. Madden and Mrs. Fleming are sisters.
Local residents visit kin and attend church events
Mrs. M. A. Burnham returns from Sanger with Ernest Burnham and family. Rev. J. T. Purvis and wife spend Sunday in Caddo where he conducts church services. Mrs. Holmes Connelly and daughter of Trenton stay with her mother Mrs. Gowdy. Bernard Collins of Big Spring visits with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Tarter and children and Mrs. Ellen Gordon of Bonham host guests. Sue McConnell, teaching in Ida, spends weekend with aunt Miss Sue Stephens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Purvis
Caddo
Rev. Purvis
The
Christian Church
Holmes Connelly
Trenton
B. G. Gowdy
Bernard Collins
Big Spring
Mrs
Co. F. Collins
B. C. Tarter
Ellen Gordon
Bonham
R. B. Gordon
Sue McConnell
Ida
Sue Stephens
Coleman and Ray Jackson Guests of Grover B. Smith
Melvin Ray of Coleman and Ray Jackson of Commerce spent the weekend here as guests of Grover B. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Ray
Coleman
Ray Jackson
Commerce
Grover B. Smith
Johnsons Jewelry Adds Watches and Clocks This Weekend
The store showcases new watch and clock arrivals this weekend in the jewelry department at Johnson's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson’s
Weekend Visitors From Green ville and Denton
Mr and Mrs L C Gee of Greenville and Mr and Mrs Fred W Smith with their young son spent the weekend in Ardmore Oklahoma with relatives. Miss Laura Cantrell daughter of Mr and Mrs J L Cantrell and a student at the College of Industrial Arts Denton spent the weekend with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Gee
Greenville
Fred W. Smith
Little Son
Ardmore
Okla
Laura Cantrell
The
College of Industrial Arts
Denton
J. L. Cantrell
Bryant Family Attends Funeral of Mrs. Jennie Eatherly
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Bryant and daughter of Madill Oklahoma attended the funeral of Mrs. Jennie Eatherly, the aunt of Mrs. Bryant, here Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Bryant
Madill
Okla
Bryant
Jennie Eatherly
Mrs Maggie Montgomery Visits Sister in Sherman
Mrs Maggie Montgomery spent Friday in Sherman at the bedside of her sister Mrs S R McKinney of Pilot Point who is recovering from an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Montgomery
Sherman
S. R. McKinney
Pilot Point
Local Man Returns From San Antonio Hospital
K. B. Simmons came back Thursday from a government hospital in San Antonio after several weeks there and undergoing an appendectomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. B. Simmons
San Antonio
Mr. Simmons
Greenville and area guests visit Mrs. W. T. Ross
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Ross of Greenville, Oscar Ross of Denison and Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. Adams of Royse City spent Sunday here as guests of their mother, Mrs. W. T. Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Ross
Greenville
Oscar Ross
Denison
J. Q. Adams
Royse City
W. T. Ross
Mrs. Sears Returns From San Antonio for Funeral
Mrs. R. L. Sears came home from a visit in San Antonio with her daughter Mrs. Jack Mitchell to attend the funeral of her aunt Mrs. Jennie Eatherly who died suddenly Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Sears
San Antonio
Jack Mitchell
Jennie Eatherly
Sears Return From Lubbock Ranch Visit
Mr and Mrs T H Sears returned Saturday from an extended stay in Lubbock where Sears manages farming interests. He reports feed crops good in that area and notes the cotton crop is spotted with some fields yielding well while others are short due to bollworm pressure varying by community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Sears
Lubbock
Governor Hoard's Tribute To the Dairy Cow
Governor Hoard extols the dairy cow as the foster mother of the human race praising its role in civilization. He notes ancient reverence for the cow and asserts nations prosper where cows are kept as a sustaining agricultural force aiding health wealth and happiness.
The Cow Through the Ages In Symbol and Use
The passage traces the cow as mankind’s enduring companion from neolithic times. It notes the cow and ox imagery on earliest coinage, symbolizing wealth and piety, and describes the cow’s roles in sustenance, labor, and famine relief across migrations and civilizations.
The Dairy Cow A Pioneer Necessity And Universal Food
The dairy cow is described as the most assimilable and nourishing food source, essential to early settlers and a vital factor in modern welfare. It is presented as the oldest, most universal, and most useful domesticated animal, historically linked to prominent civilizations.
Judicial Wit in Slow Speed Case Sparks Lively Courtroom
Accused man insists he was not speeding claiming he was near a standstill when questioned by an officer. Judge retorts that allowing the behavior could lead to costly consequences as the case unfolds in court.
Millionaire Shoe Manufacturer Gets Divorce
A prominent shoe maker in Arkansas faces divorce proceedings while a rival craftsperson is noted for sticking to traditional methods in a contrasting profile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas Gazette
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Willie and
Mary Lou Ross
Grady Young
Ardmore, Oklo
A. A. Adams
Maude Gray
H. T. Atterberry
Gordon’s Cash Grocery
Floyd Everheart
Grady Geer of
van Alstyne
D. S. McMillin
J. M. McMillin and Son
J. P. Livingston
Sallye Hamilton
Annie May Ball
Town
T. W. Ayers
J. C. Parsons
Elmer Sanderson
Roscoe Pace
Lanius Kincaid
Olivia Whedbee
Fort Worth
A. B. Hemphill
R. L. Johnson
M. BE. Greenway
Katherine Montgomery
S. E. Thurman
James Ayers
Evelyn Wilson
C. A. Wilson
Tappan
Quality Jewelers
Sherman, Texas
McAlester-Edwards Coal Co
McAlester
Whitewright Lumber CO
Alester-Edwards Coal CO
Pittsburg, Oklahoma
Sanger
Ernest Burnham
Gordon’s Cash Grocery Service
S&s
Michelin
Quaker State Motor Oil
Gulf
Supreme Service
NYAL
Kirkpatrick’s
Whitewright
J. L. Kirkpatrick
LaRoe
L. LaRoe & Company
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