Dallas Visitors and Local Ads Glow in Sunday Roundup
Dr and Mrs Ross R May visited Dallas Sunday. Miss Mary Lou Ross and Miss Pina Murphy called on friends in Dallas and Sherman. Lloyd Moore's Furniture Store hawks used rugs and Aladdin lamp supplies. Prairie-area residents shopped, visited kin, and noted buyers in Lloyd Moore's ads.
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Ross R. May
Dallas
Mary Lou Ross
Virgil Montgomery
Mary Connally
Trenton
Lloyd Moore’s
Revival and social notes from Wilburton and area
Rev. J L Truett conducts a revival at First Baptist Wilburton Okla. Visitors include Mrs D T Howard of Dallas and Mrs H L Crittenden of Denison visiting relatives and friends in nearby towns. Local ads promise fresh channel fish weekly and gas heaters with money back guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Truett
First Baptist Church
Wilburton, Oklo
Bargain Jewelry and Local Visitors Highlight Weekend
Local store promotes watches and clocks with special values as customers Mr. and Mrs. Tom Noe visit from Corpus Christi and Chesleigh Shull visits Fort Worth relatives. Guests include Misses Susie and Maggie and Mrs. H R Russell, while Mrs. J Hawkins improves after hospital treatment in Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Noe
Corpus Christi
Susie
Maggie Woe
Sturdivant Honored at Dinner for 83rd Birthday
Mr and Mrs J M Sturdivant hosted a Thursday dinner in honor of W A Sturdivant s 83rd birthday. Seven friends attended and a large cake decorated with eight candles served as the centerpiece.
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J. M. Sturdivant
W. A. Sturdivant
Reverends Fender and Willbanks Return From New Orleans
Rev. J. F. Fender and Rev. J. W. Willbanks arrived home after attending a Synod of the Presbyterian Church meeting in New Orleans.
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J. F. Fender
J. W. Willbanks
New Orleans
Synod of the Presbyterian Church
Sherman Visit By D R Lewis And Guests
D R Lewis and daughter Mrs Lucian LaRoe, with Mrs D T Howard of Dallas visiting in the city, called on friends in Sherman Wednesday.
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D. T. Howard
Dallas
Lucian LaRoe
D. R. Lewis
City
Sherman
Box and Pie Supper At Canaan School House
A box and pie supper is planned at the Canaan school house three miles north of Whitewright on Friday night October 26. The event promises a good time for all attendees and invites the community.
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Canaan
Whitewright
Fix Up Your Home with New Living Dining and Bedroom Suites
Lem Titworth Bonham offers a fresh shipment of living dining and bedroom suites plus brand new walnut dining table and chairs at reduced prices. Also available Congo leum rugs window shades dressers gas heaters and perfection stoves for home improvement.
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Lem Tittsworth
Bonham
Kentuckytown Club Demonstrates Salads
The Woman's Home Demonstration Club of Kentuckytown met with Mrs Floyd Holland on October 12 at 2 20. Mrs Carl Holland presided. Miss Inez Derryberry demonstrated salads and dressings with Miss Camp district agent present. Cake and salad refreshments were served. next meeting with Mrs Car Holland on October 26.
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Woman's Home Demonstration Club of
Kentuckytown
Floyd Holland
Carl Holland
Inez Derryberry
Miss Camp
Car Holland
Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy Ad Announcement
Sore gums bleeding gums or pyorrhea relief promised with guaranteed satisfaction or money back. Bow Wright Drug Co. offers this remedy as a distinct treatment not like prior products. TF
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Leto
Bow-Wright Drug Co
Texas Industry Profiles Growth Areas and Telephones
Texas carbon black plants from natural gas employ about 1500 workers as the industry grows. Southwestern Bell expects 1,270,000 telephones in Texas by 1950, up from about 635,000. The state retains roughly 14 million acres of its original pine forest area.
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Texas
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Remaining virgin timber covers about one million acres
A report notes that roughly 1,100,000 acres of virgin timber still remain, highlighting the scale of remaining old growth forests and the need for conservation and careful management.
Saving the Pieces
A country clergyman talks with an old man by the roadside. The old man compares breaking stones to breaking the Ten Commandments, saying you can't get rid of them. The exchange reflects moral burden and stubborn consequences.
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George
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Clyde Craig
Honey Grove
Gordon's Cash Grocery
Lloyd Moore
Pierce & Sons Cafe
Leon Hollingsworth
Savoy
Jolly Johnson
Virgil Murphy
Mrs. Cull Reeves
Gomer May
Kay Kimbell
Fort Worth
Walter Harris Bogle
Andrew Montgomery
Arthur Badgett
San Antonio
D. W. Johnson
R. D. Johnson
Luther Skaggs
Duke Johnson
Mrs. R. D. Johnson
Stinson Teague
Near Howe
M. A. Burnham
T. J. Rector
H. L. Crittenden of
Denison
Maggie Noe
J. W. Davidson
H. Benedict
Ben Patterson
J. J. Silman
Greenville
J. A. Moss
Eastland
Murray Bryant
el Paso
Fannie Robbins
Golia Pierce
Randolph
W. FF. Sanders
Charley Sanders
C. C. Willis of
Snyder
H. C. Willis
C. R. Truett
State Bank Examiner
Amateene May
Commerce
J. R. May
J. R. Fleming
Muskogee
Tulsa
Oklo
Denton
Ernest Burnham
C. A. McLean
Mrs
Maxwell
Henry McLean
Ector
Tom McLean
Durant
Okla
Humphrey
Stan Humphrey
L. LaRoe & Company
H. R. Russell
van Buren, Ark
W. B. Penn
Bells
Emmet Penn
Johnson's
Chesleigh Shull
J. T. Purvis
R. L. Johnson
J. H. Hawkins
Durelle Mangrum
Austin College
J. E. Mangrum
Lawson
American Gas Association
Kentuckytown Club
Coty
Hind’s
Kotex
Colgate
Mufti Cleaner
Dyer
Jones Drug Store
Washington Theatre
New York
Cecil B. Demille
Geo. A. Bishop
Canon Cooney
Bishop of
Bradbury
Hardee Merchant
Ramé
Oxfords
Cole & Davis CO