Local residents and visitors noted in Dallas Sherman and Denison
Mrs Cecil Craig of Dallas visits Mr and Mrs M T Craig. Rev J W Willbanks spends Monday in Dallas. Mae and Pernie Badgett visit Sherman. C D Hill returns from North Carolina. Local couples and individuals travel to Dallas Sherman Fort Worth Denison and Ardmore. Community notices include church exchange and Legion convention attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Cecil Craig of
Dallas
Mrs
M. T. Craig
C. J. Abbott
Fort Worth
Vineyard New White Wright Manager at Southern Ice
W R Vineyard is named White Wright manager for Southern Ice and Utilities Company in Sherman. He previously worked for the firm in Sherman, spent two years at Everhart Grocery, and moved his family to the Hansard cottage on West Grand Avenue. He succeeds Jesse Melver, who left to join L LaRoe and Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Vineyard
Southern Ice & Utilities Company
Sherman
Everheart Grocery Company
Vineyard
Bells
West Grand Avenue
Jesse Melver
Melver
L. LaRoe & Co
Mrs Frances E Ray Dies After Long Illness At 72
Mrs Frances E Ray wife of Dr A J Ray died Saturday at 8 30 am at the family residence after a long illness. Born February 21 1857 she would have been 73 next birthday. Funeral at First Baptist Church Sunday at 3 pm with Rev J L Truett Rev W H Ackley and Rev W A Kirkpatrick officiating. Interment in City Cemetery. Survived by husband son Dr John A Ray of Washington University and siblings J F Bell Mrs John W Owings and Mrs J M Freeman. A large turnout of relatives attended the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances E. Ray
A. J. Ray
First Baptist Church
J. L. Truett
W. H. Ackley
Washington University
St. Louis
J. F. Bell
New Mexico
John W. Owings
Bailey
J. M. Freeman
Leonard
Card of Thanks from the Rays for support after loss
Words cannot express our appreciation for those loyal through illness and death of our loved one. Your sympathy and deeds lighten our sorrow. May God bless you for your kindness, from Dr. A. J. Ray and Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Ray
Pilot Grove News Briefs Include Local Death and Visits
Mrs. G. W. Blair, 75, of Pilot Grove, died last Tuesday night. Interment was in Pilot Grove cemetery. G. W. Spencer is her brother. Visitors include Jesse Burks of Commerce and Dolphus Hopper of Howe with families. Miss Paige Ashinhurst and Miss Georgia Lee Neathery of Sherman joined locals weekend. Mary Scoggins returned to Denton for school. A Christian Church committee sent an offering to Boles Orphan Home in Greenville to seat a new auditorium. Joe Waldrop was taken to a Sherman hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Blair
G. W. Spencer
Oklahoma
Pilot Grove
Jesse Burks
Commerce
Cornell Andrews
Dolphus Hopper
Howe
Clint Hopper
Paige Ashinhurst
Sherman
Mary Scoggins
Denton
Georgia Lee Neathery
The
Christian Church
Greenville
Boles Orphan Home
Joe Waldrop
Thanks for kindness in our recent sorrow
Mr and Mrs J G Blanks and Mary Lou thank friends and neighbors for support and the Sunday school class for the floral offering. May God bless each reader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Blanks
Mary Lou
Weatherford Visit Ties Ill Father To Family News
Mrs. Will Scoggins travels to Weatherford to be beside her seriously ill father who had lived with her in town and had visited another daughter, Mrs. Paul Jackson. Lloyd Bow of Commerce visits. Mrs. W. D. Ownby of Whitewright visits. Community planning notes recess. Home Demonstration Club thanks patrons and seeks funds for a club house to aid 4-H. Protracted meeting begins at Christian Church. G. W. Spencer and Charlie Kaiser visit Denison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Scoggins
Weatherford
Christian Church
G. W. Spencer
Charlie Kaiser
Denison
Canaan School Set to Open Next Monday
The Canaan public school three miles north of Whitewright will open Monday October 7 for an eight month term. Instructors this year will be Miss Pearl Dodson of Ida and Mrs Clarence McMillin of Whitewright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canaan
Whitewright
Pearl Dodson
Ida
Clarence McMillin
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J. W. Willbanks
Mae and
Pernie Badgett
C.D. Hill
North Carolina
Mrs. H. T. Atterberry
Lucian Andrews of
Jim Henry Andrews
Lee Hampton
A. I. Mangrum
M. A. Mangrum
Mrs. J. R. Fleming
Manning, Clark & Meador
H. P. Donigan
Ellis May
B. H. Thomson
Theo Miller
J. W. Douglas
Leo Smith
Sadler
J. B. Hamilton
W. R. Hooper
Rockwall
W. H. King
Amarillo
Tom King
Richard Key
Luella
Jesse Wallace
John Reeves
Cole & Davis Company
Robert Sears
Bonham
Paul Caylor
Lula Mae Caylor
Chicago
Oklahoma Presbyterian Synod
Enid, Okla
Jack Nossaman
Norman, Okla
J. L. Bow
Claud Meador
Leonard Sunday
Houston Young
Caroline Simmons
Margaret Barbee
Allen G. Smith
Lee Love of
J. L. Kirkpatrick
Gomer May
A. B. Hemphill of
R. L. Johnson
Durelle Mangrum
Elizabeth Waggoner
Lucie LaRoe
Jones Adams
Royse City
W. T. Ross
J. H. Graves
Mrs. O. M. Durham
Cotulla
C. B. Bryant Jr. and
Wolfe City
Margie Walden of
John Jones
Bob Bond
Raymond Bond
Jim Bond
Dan S. Dickerman
C. W. Bryant
Sherman Hospital
Audra and
Loradell Williams of
Randolph
Goldie Pierce
Joe Tate
San Antonio Baseball Club
John Ray
Sidney Clark
R. S. Morehead
Duncan Fulton
8S. D. Fulton
Jack Spindle
Baylor Dental College
J. F. Spindle
Willie Ross
Wilson N. Jones Hospital
J. T. Thomas
Oklahoma City
J. P. Darwin Sr
E. S. Alexander
Cecil Doss
St. Vincent's Sanitarium
E. A. Douglas
G. L. Baugher
Shawnee
Grover Spencer
Clyde Thompson
Ardmore, Okla
Horace Thompson
Ladies of the Central Christian Church
Texas-Louisiana Power Company
John Hollingsworth
Cull Reeves
Clay Horton
Clarence Pace
of the
American Legion
Louisville
Kentucky
Troy Caylor
Lorene
Garland Caylor
Bokchito, Okla
W. W. Caylor
Baptist Church
of Radio
Kennedy
Pilot Grove News
W.J. Barbee
Gainesville
Sherman, Sat
Clarksville
Mon
Paris
Tues
Wed
Cardus
Thedford
Conatipati
Sdatbeoti
Persom
Ana Hes
Wonder Horse
ITC Ibingo
Santa Claus
Mammoth Street
Ladies of the Home Demonstration Club
Nicholson
Nicholson’s Cash Grocery
Marks Bros
Sherman’s Greatest Department Store
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