Clyde Hankins Returns Home After Disappearance
Clyde Hankins explains he left as a laborer on a Gulf boat, sought solace in Florida and Yucatan, and wrote his parents from New Orleans. He returns to Pine Bluff with his mother and father, vows to atone, denies any moral lapse, and plans to resume studies at Yale University for a master's degree.
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Mediately
Professo
Yucatan
Gulf of Mexico
New Orleans
Pine Bluff
Yale
Yale University
Clyde Hankins
Wanted Men and Women to Sell Rawleigh Products in Fannin County
Ambitious person sought to introduce and supply Rawleigh Household Products in Fannin County. Earn $150 to $600 a month or more with Rawleigh Methods. No selling experience required. We supply products sales and advertising literature and service methods. Profits rise monthly. Low prices and complete service. W T Rawleigh Co Dept TX9722 Memphis TN.
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Rawleigh
Fannin County
W. T. Rawleigh Co
Dept
Pilot Grove News Social Roundup and Visits
Local notes report a light cotton outlook with farmers busy in cane hay baling and harvest. Visitors include John Hartsfield of Slaton with relatives, Mildred Dean and Katherine Mathis guests of Jane Lovell, and others from Paris Commerce Tom Bean and Muleshoe visiting relatives and friends.
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John Hartsfield
Slaton
A. B. St. John
Mildred Dean
Wichita Falls
Katherine Mathis
Kentuckytown
Jane Lovell
Percy Autrey
Pilot Point
Bessie Phillips
Celina
Joe Miller
Sam Chism
Paris
J. W. Chism
Bedford Teague
Commerce
E. E. Benson
Community Notes from Leonard Area and Surroundings
Annie Tate visits brother Ernest Wortham near Leonard. Rev. J. A. Lovell returns from Kentuckytown after aiding a revival. Cross Roads revival draws attendees. Miss Queer Ownby visits Whitewright. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Taylor move to Van Alstyne. Pilot Grove folks attend Bethel 4th Sunday singing. next convention here September 4 at 2 pm. Rev. J. A. Henderson called to Avery. local services led by McSpedden, Cornell, and Lovell. Bert Dennis family relocate from Corpus Christi. Messengers elected for Grayson County Baptist Association at Denison Sept. 14: Chism, Cornell, Lovell, Ownby, Mrs. Andrews, Miss Sloan. Ruth Lovell back from Houston. Jesse Burks visiting Oklahoma. Marian Barbee guests Roberta Sloan. J. L. Taylor’s grandson Bill Taylor writes about crops near O’Donnell. Funeral held for F. M. Akers at tabernacle. he died suddenly near Cannon after illness and revival attendance.
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Annie Tate
Ernest Wortham
Leonard
J. A. Lovell
Kentuckytown
Cross Roads
Queer Ownby
W. D. Ownby
Whitewright
R. W. Taylor
van Alstyne
Pilot Grove
Bethel
Corpus Christi
Grayson County Baptist Association
Denison
J. W. Chism
Jesse Cornell
F. Lovell
J. P. Ownby
Dan Andrews
Estelle Sloan
Ruth Lovell
Houston
Jesse Burks
Oklahoma
Marian Barbee
Roberta Sloan
J. L Taylor
Bill Taylor
O'Donnell
Tabernacle
M. C. Sooter
F. M. Akers
Cannon
Mr. Akers
Funeral Honors F M Akers of Gray County
F M Akers born in Kentucky sixty one years ago came to Gray County in 1908 and lived there. He was a Pilot Grove Methodist Church member and a Sunday school teacher. He was a devoted husband and father. Survived by wife and three children Ollie Clyde and F M. Burial in Pilot Grove Cemetery with large funeral attendance and many flowers.
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F. M. Akers
Kentucky
Grayson County
Pilot Grove
Ollie
Clyde
F. M
Pilot Grove Cemetery
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Mark Montgomery
Hatch
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Pilot Grove News
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Sulphur
Herbert Taylor
McKinney
Mary Ashlock
Tom Bean
Ruth Evans
Paul Jackson
Muleshoe
Will Scoggins
Seiberling
Whitewright, Texas
Planters National Bank
Community Natural Gas Co
Claud Dick
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