Social visits noted in Sherman and Austin
Grandma Hatch of Sherman visits Rev. J. L. Truett while Miss Callie Davis of Atlanta Texas visits Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hamilton. Ruth and Lurline Gafford of Austin visit local friends. Mrs. E. L. Cochran of Pilot Point visits her mother Mrs. J. L. German. Orangeville Methodist church to hear Rev. O. T. Cooper next Sunday at 3:30 p.m. Money to loan on farms offered by R. H. May and Tom Barbee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callie Davis
Atlanta
Texas
Guy Hamilton
E. L. Cochran
Pilot Point
J. L. German
R. H. May
Tom Barbee
O. T. Cooper
Orangeville Methodist Church
Local notes from Tom Bean area and visiting kin
A cash market of social updates and business notices. Mrs W F Sanders and son Ralph spent the first of the week in Dallas visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs J C Robinson and Mr and Mrs R C Brown were Greenville visitors Sunday. C S Means returns from two months with relatives at Albany Ky. Miss Lucille Southerland Tren ton spent the past weekend with Miss Josie Bell Sears. Pierce's Cafe offers fresh cigars. Satisfied customers with quality shoe work by R S Morehead. Mr and Mrs J D Hoard spent the weekend in Dallas with their daughter Mrs J E Payne Jr. Wm Morgan returned from Hot Springs Ark. Mrs C C Childress and son of Mesquite visited Roby and friends. M Jones Roberts spent Sunday with his mother Mrs Mel Roberts. Farm loan services offered by R H May and Tom Barbee. Ford accessory bargains available. Tire and tube service by R S Morehead with vulcanizing. For sale work mules, farm implements, harness at excision rates. J R Pennington reports Ike Looney bought 68 acres near Tom Bean. Miss Dale McGaughey returned from Ozark Ark with cousin Dorothy McGaughey. P J Pierce & Sons promotes comfortable dining. Mrs W Z Spearman and Mrs May Higdon visiting sister Mrs R C Montgomery. Clay Hymer, about 45, died in El Paso. Body shipped to Belmont for interment. survived by brothers Hugh Hymer of Orangeville and a California-resident brother.
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Clay Hymer
el Paso
Belmont
Mr. Hymer
Orangeville
Hugh Hymer
California
Misses Key Return Home After Visit in Sherman
Misses Gwendolen and Florence Key have returned to their home at Sherman after visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Davidson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwendolen
Florence Key
Sherman
Olney visitors spend weekend with Graves couple
Mr and Mrs John Wilson and Miss Eline Anderson of Olney spent the week end with Mr and Mrs J H Graves during a social visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilson
Eline Anderson
Olney
J. H. Graves
Gordon Clothing Co to Open in Dallas Store
Horace Gordon spent several days in Dallas this week buying fixtures and stock for a men s furnishing store that will be opened soon here by the Gordon Clothing Company.
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Horace Gordon
Dallas
Gordon Clothing Company
Revival preacher reports 28 conversions and 27 additions
Rev J L Truett returned Monday from Bailey where he held a two week revival meeting. He reports twenty eight conversions and twenty seven additions to the church. Truett is pastor of the Bailey Baptist church. Rev H G May of Celeste spent several days here the past week with his parents. Mrs May has been here two weeks visiting relatives. May filled the pulpit at the Methodist church Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Truett
Bailey
Ev. Truett
Baily Baptist Church
H. G. May
Celeste
R. May
May
Methodist Church
Baptism in an Invalid Chair At Orangeville
An unusual baptism occurred last Friday afternoon in Orangeville for Hugh Hymer, confined to an invalid chair for years. Mgr Hymer, unable to move, was carried into the water as Rev W N Carter and four assistants performed the ceremony. Separately, social events include the As You Like It Club entertained by Mesdames Phillips Kirkpatrick Hestand Montgomery and Sears, with Misses Ruby Ross and Francis Wilson hosting at W T Ross home. Twenty guests enjoyed games, music, and a salad course hosted by Mrs King of Greenville and Mrs Duncan of Denison.
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Orangeville
Hugh Hymer
Mgr. Hymer
W. N. Carter
Mesdames Phillips
Kirkpatrick
Hestand
Montgomery
Sears
Ruby Ross
Francis Wilson
W. T. Ross
King
Greenville
Mrs Laura Len mon Pridmore Burial in Oak Hill
The body of Mrs Laura Len mon Pridmore died in Welch Oklahoma was shipped here for burial on Wednesday arriving on the south bound Katy Flyer. The funeral service was held at Oak Hill cemetery and conducted by Rev A E Major. Mrs Pridmore formerly resided in Trenton and was sister of Mrs Clara Lively Caudill of Durant Oklahoma who formerly lived here.
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Laura Len Mon Pridmore
Welch
Oklahoma
Oak Hill Cemetery
A. E. Major
Pridmore
Trenton
Clara Lively Caudill
Durant
Family returns home after minor accident near Canaan
Mrs. Billie Jay and her son Oscar traveled by car from Van Alstyne and Howe with Mrs. Henley and the Robet Jay couple. Nearing Canaan they collided with a buggy carrying African American occupants. The crash threw them to the ground but caused no serious injuries.
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Billie Jay
Oscar
Canaan
van Alstyne and
Howe
Red River Valley Fair Officers Plan Big Carnival at Sherman
Sherman fair officials budget tightly while ensuring entertainment for visitors. A major Carnival Company will perform on the grounds all week with five free acts daily, morning and afternoon, featuring aerial stunts, juggling, tumbling, and other exciting shows in the open air. Rub-My-Tism for Rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Fordson Demonstration At Yeager Farm Near Town
Sears Auto Company held a Fordson demonstration one mile south of town on the Yeager farm. Four tractors worked fields with disc plows hay press and a disc harrow while a hard ground did not stop the machines. Lunch was served and attendees, including two Fordson representatives, left convinced of the tractor’s capabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears Auto Company
Yeager Farm
Fordson
More Men Than Women Have Appendicitis Report
Medical reports show men are more subject to appendicitis though many sudden cases occur among women. It can be guarded against by preventing intestinal infection. The intestinal antiseptic Adler i ka acts on both upper and lower bowel removing foul matter which might cause infection. It brings out matter you never thought was in your system and may have been poisoning you for months. Adler i ka is excellent for gas on the stomach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallaher & Son
Colds Cause Grip and Influenza Laxative Brom Quinine
An old advertisement promotes Bromo Quinine tablets to combat colds and flu. The box shows E. W. Grove’s signature and the price is 0c.
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E. W. Grove
Local notes and family visits page update
Mrs B E Allen shows improvement after two weeks confined to bed with blood poisoning. Promotion for Cream Crust Bread 15c loaf includes a booklet on 65 bread free dishes. Miss Mamie Atterberry of Denison visits Mr and Mrs D S McMillin. Mrs C C Cameron of Dallas visits grandmother Mrs Mark Ayres north of town. Joe Turner of Shreveport LA visits aunt Mrs R S Morehead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Allen
C. C. Cameron
Dallas
Mark Ayres
Joe Turner
Shreveport, la
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Whitewright
Gordon Brothers
Grandma Hatch
Rev
Payne Cottage
Ruth and
Lurline Gafford
Austin
J. C. Robinson
R. C. Brown
Means
Albany
Lucille Southerland
Josie Bell Sears
Pierce’s Cafe
R. S. Morehead
Mrs. J. D. Hoard
Mrs
J. E. Payne Jr
Wm. Morgan
Hot Springs
Ark
C. C. Childress
Little Son
Mesquite
Roby
M. Jones Roberts
Mel Roberts
Ford Accessories
J. R. Pennington
Ike Looney
T. J. Isbell
Tom Bean
Tom Bean Times
Dale McGaughey
Ozark, Ark
Dorothy McGaughey
Honey Grove
P.J. Pierce & Sons
W. Z. Spearman
Edmond
May Higdon
Atoka, Oklahoma
R. C. Montgomery
The
Sun
Whitewright Lumber Co
Emmet Penn
Rhom Pennington
L. LaRoe & Company
Mamie Atterberry
Denison
Mrs. D. S. McMillin
J. F. Lilley Dry Goods
Leader Millinery Shop
Myrtle Badgett
J. F. Lilley