Some Liars Have Met AKA editor notes on Sappington in Winters
J. T. Cross of Odessa transacting business in Winters reports the editor note and humor piece about Liars seen from childhood to adult life. The excerpt features Texas humorist Joe Sappington and anecdotes of liars including a grass widow and a dern liar with various frailties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Sappington
Texas
Winters
Sappington
Enterprise
Cave Creek
J.T. Cross
Odessa
Zulus Drown in Miracle Parallel to Ten Commandments
A London cable dispatch reports fifty Christian Zulus drowned while attempting to part a spring flood as a modern replica of Exodus. The event mirrors scenes from the Paramount film The Ten Commandments showing Moses parting waters. The Queen Theatre in Winters will show the film beginning November 2 with multiple daily showings and matinees to meet demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Red Sea
Moses
Queen Theatre
Paramount
Local Socials Highlight Santa Anna Cross Plains Guests
Miss Jewel Harris of Santa Anna, Mrs. Ray Garrett, and Mrs. Taylor of Cross Plains were guests of Mrs. Dewey Speer and Miss Carrie Flynt last Sunday. The note ends with a light aside about the Navy lingering in opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewel Harris
Santa Anna
Ray Garrett
Taylor
Cross Plains
Dewey Speer
Carrie Flynt
Norman resigns bank post to join family mercantile venture
John W. Norman leaves the National Bank where he served as assistant cashier to join his brother Harold Norman in the Norman Smith mercantile firm at Winters. The Winters business has grown rapidly. David Norman becomes bank bookkeeper and Ben Norman takes over the Norman store books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Norman
John W. Norman
the National Bank
Harold Norman
Norman-Smith
Winters
Harold
National Bank
David Norman
Norman Brothers
Ben Norman
Killeen Herald
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Joe Sappington
San Angelo
W. F. Hartzog
Owens Drug Co
Baker’s Parking Park
J. E. Cleveland
Lankford
Cornelison
Apples By the
Curry Bros
Farmers Mercantile CO
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