Community Notes from Drasco Winters Area People
Local social updates list visits and condolences from Drasco to Winters and Bradshaw. Notables include Mrs Mollie Cunningham visiting kin, funeral attendance for Mr Moreland, Miss Eura Bibb visiting parents, and various gatherings hosted by Mrs Henry Mitchell and Rev Preston Braxton. Also notes on church services, Epworth League plans, marriages, and local business expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Cunningham
Young County
S. S. Hardy
Moreland
H. C. Jones
Wilmeth
Winterseveral
Drasco
Eura Bibb
Schindlers Variety Store
Winters
T. P. Massengale
Pumphrey
Homer Bibb
Preston Braxton
Bart MecRover
Albert Baker
Rankin Pace
Brownwood
Harvey Baker
Elmore Mayhew
Nelson Crow
Epworth League
Lawrence Lee
Little Daughter
Fort Worth
B. C. Lee
Puckett & Co
Henry Hamilton
Stanley Sanders
J. A. Horn
Jesse
Mary Lenora
Bradshaw
Newman
Post
Post. Mrs. Newman Is Mother of Messrs Tom and Houston Puckett
W.D. Rice
Abilene
Methodist Church
George Scott
Lamesa
Sunday School Invites All at High School Auditorium
The 1st Christian Church announces Sunday school at 9 45 and invites all not affiliated with other churches to attend. The Ladies Aid Society meets Wednesdays and extends a special invitation to out of town members.
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Ladies Aid Society
First Bale of Cotton Brings 1425 at Houston Auction
The first 1925 cotton bale ginned near Mission arrived in Houston at 8 05 a m. on Monday confirming its status as an early record. Grown by Sixto D Ochoa in the Rio Grande delta, it weighed .495 pounds and was classed middling. The bale, shipped by the Border Gin Co to W D Cleveland and Sons for auction at 1 p m., accompanies certificates proving its new origin.
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Houston
Texas
Mission Sunday
Sixto D. Ochoa
Rio Grande Delta
Mission
Houston Cotton Exchange
W. D
Express
Border Gin Company
Ochoa
Harlingen
Ford Seta New Production Record in U S Plants
Ford Motor Company set a new U S production record on Tuesday May 19 with 7858 cars and trucks built in an eight hour day at domestic plants. The output surpassed May forecasts by 850 and marked a steady rise amid spring demand and newer lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Motor Company
Ford
United States
Ford Motor Company of Canada, Ltd
Peace Conference Suggested Between Rum Runners and Prohibition Forces
The report notes no practical proposals have been made for arranging a peace conference between rum runners and prohibition authorities. It highlights a stalled effort and ongoing tensions as officials consider possible negotiations.
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Prohibition
Defense Day Has No Place On Armistice Day Calendar
An opinion column argues that Defense Day should be removed from the calendar because Armistice Day honors peace, while Defense Day risks militarizing commemorations and blurring the purpose of remembrance.
General Miles Remembered For Civic Example
The passage honors General Miles for his long service to the country and for setting an example of good citizenship that inspired affection among peers and citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Demand For a Chevrolet Strong
Chevrolet expects high production to continue through the second half of 1925 says R H Grant, Chevrolet sales manager. He notes steady nationwide demand, year round appeal of closed cars, improving agricultural markets, and a growing reserve of unfilled orders as production rises. May opened with 35,682 unfilled Chevrolet orders, with some reduction as new orders came in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Grant
Chevrolet Motor Company
Chevrolet
Mr. Grant
Retired minister praises Black Draught for bilious liver relief
West Graham Va Rev. Lewis Evans, over 80, credits Black Draught with easing liver pain and bilious symptoms after 25 years of use. He says a dose or two when a spell comes on keeps him healthy and helps with headaches and back pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Graham
Lewis Evans
Nature
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W. H. Bennett
Benton, Ark
D. S. Moore
Hal F. Smith, Jr
Canyon, Texas
Mr. Smith
Rev
Hal F. Smith
1ST
Christian Church
Ford Seta
Wrigley
Leto
City Drug Company
DR. Tabler
Mayes Drug Store
Coleman, Texas
Berg
Willie
West Texas Telephone Company
Enterprise
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