Drasco News Roundup and Community Notices
Drasco updates include social visits and transfers as residents move to new homes near Graford and Ballinger. Local events feature a basketball win, a cooking narration enjoyed by twenty ladies, and church services by Rev. John Riddle and Rev. Sam Malone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballinger
Melvin Roberts
Lamesa
Tom, Mayhew
Henry Mitchell
Margarette
Miss Mitchell
Teachers’ Institute
John, Riddle
Fort, Worth
Texas
Drasco
Sam Malone
Abilene
Baptist Church Sun
Bank Director Meeting Highlights Growth At First National
Henry James vice president attended the final director meeting of the First National Bank in Abilene. He spoke about the bank’s growth and condition during the three year term and expressed satisfaction with progress.
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Henry
James
Hie Farmers” ‘and ‘Merchants Nn Bank of
Abilene
First National
Local store changes as A L Smith buys Sackeon Holcomb shop
The Enterprise reports A L Smith and his son acquire the Sackeon Holcomb drug store on Dale Street with Mr Smith to run the business from January 1. The sale brings a new era for Winters with Jackson and Holcomb still undecided on their next steps and well-wishers hoping the town remains their home. Christmas ads and greetings fill the issue.
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A. L. Suth
Ofity
Sackeon
Holcomt Drug
Dale
Ballinger
Jackson and Holcomb
Béo
A. L. Smith
Norman Smith Dry Goods Co. Announces Midseason Hats
The text notes a midseason hat sale at Norman Smith Dry Goods Co. with mentions of wool dresses and Saturday through next week promotions. Details are sparse but indicate apparel discounts and a timing window around the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Smith
Norman
Smith Dry Goods’ Co
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Nelson Crow
Ainview
H. C. Davis
Airview
L. E. Hurt
Noah Bailey
B. Kahn
Optometrist
First National Bank
Merry Christmas
W. F. Hartzog
Owens Drug Co
Roa
Drew
Enterprise
Milling & Grain Company
Manta Claus
Tion
Spill Brothers Company
Eeryone
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