In Memoriam Callie F Harris Cooper of Bonham
Callie Frances Harris Cooper born August 10 1862 in Bonham Texas died August 26 1942 at Whitewright Route 3. She spent most life in Fannin County after early Indiana sojourn and Orangeville home. She married Mack M Cooper October 29 1889 and had twelve children seven grandchildren and several surviving kin. Funeral at Orangeville Baptist Church August 28 1942 with burial at Porters Cemetery.
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Callie Frances Harris Cooper
Lewis L
Caroline Clark Harris
Bonham
Texas
Whitewright
Route 3
Indiana
Fannin County
Orangeville
Thomas Clark
America
England
Missouri
Mack M. Cooper
J. A. Prather
Scott Brown
Lily Spangler
Luta Woodruff
Lynn Cooper
Lewis Cooper
Laude Anderson
Lola Morgan
Lora Mae Cooper
Orangeville Baptist Church
R. L. Cates
Dan Vestal
Porters Cemetery
Glen Earnheart
Trenton
Indian Creek
Chapel Hill
Revival Message Hearing Tonight at Central Christian Church
Want ads invite 200 men women boys and girls to hear Brother Sheets Revival Message at 8 30 this evening at Central Christian Church. Also notes on plumbing bicycle repair lawn mower work and a Sun salesbooks offer. Oak bedroom suite gas heaters Dickens books Encyclopaedia and scrap lumber for sale along with an electric fan.
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Brother Sheets
Central Christian Church
New International Encyclopedia
B. Wrenn Webb
A Little Tad Goes A Long Way
When Jack London married he moved his wife to live with his mother Flora who cared for him. Flora resented the intruding wife and fought with her, triggering neurasthenia and constant quarrels. The house rang with bitter bickering and disturbed London’s writing.
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Jack London
Flora
Neurasthenia
Bessie
Jack
London advice on tact and older-people relations
Bessie London reflects on her clash with her mother in law and urges polite deference to elders. A biographer recounts London advising readers to use tact and diplomacy, not force, and to avoid fools who quarrel and insist on their way. The tale also recalls Douglas Carr’s lesson about humility from a fatherly card.
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Jack London
Bessie London
Irving Stone
Flora
Peking
China
Douglas Carr
Douglas
Candy Firms Spent Up To 25 Million on Dairy in 1941
Dairy costs for candy manufacturers ranged from zero to 25 million dollars in 1941 as producers sourced milk and cream for confectionery. The data reflect wartime supply pressures and shifting ingredient prices impacting the candy industry.
Death and thanks note from Hicks family with lodge notice
The Hicks children thank friends for kindness during their mother Mrs Elliott Hicks illness and death and thank for offerings. A Stated meeting 8 30 P M Monday Whitewright Lodge No 167 A F and A M Work in F C Degree J E Christian W M Paul Stephens Secretary. Auto Finance Company advertises car loans with fast service and title inspection at 121% So Travis Sherman.
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Elliott Hicks
Hicks
Whitewright Lodge No
A. F
A. M
F. C
J. E. Christian
W. M. Paul Stephens
Auto Finance Company
F. W. Creager
Mer
Travis
Sherman
For Sale and Help Wanted in Grayson County Texas
Classified items include a gas range for sale and a nurse helper wanted for an invalid mother listed at Mrs. Mark Montgomery. Also a public legal notice from Grayson County, Texas, commanding publication of a probate report for J C Carter deceased, to be heard September 1942 at Sherman Court House.
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Mark Montgomery
State OF
Texas
Grayson County
Grayson
J.C. Carter
Verne W. Murray
H. Grady Thompson
Sherman
A. D
Iva Medlin
Advice on Social Cues From a Neighbourly Exchange
In a terse vignette a resident laments the lack of visitors after five months while a neighbor counsels tougher social signals. The adviser urges a more casual appearance and later daytime outings to invite callers, contrasting manners with local expectations.
Distant Kinships Echo in Family Joke Exchange
A humorous exchange centers on distant relation between speakers and Patrick O Shea. The speaker notes being their mother’s first child while Pat is the seventh, highlighting a light family joke about lineage and surname.
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O'Shea
Patrick O'Shea
Pat
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