Corsicana Semi-Weekly Light from Corsicana, Texas • Page 11

INTERESTING NEWS from NAVARRO COUNTY TOWNS POWELL POWELL. Feb. Mrs. H. B.

Williford of Temple was a of friends here Saturday. Misses Laura and Martha Faye TAUstin were Corsicana visitors Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Herman Inmon of Kerens was here several days last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

W. E. Stephenson. Mrs. H.

R. Harrison and Miss Katherine Christian of Corsicana visited friends here Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Albritton of Oklahoma spent the week-end in the home of Ike Kiser.

The Powell school was closed Friday, honoring George birthday. Fred Elliott was a visitor in Kerens Tuesday. Zack Banks attended to business jn Waco and Temple Tuesday. Misses Katherine and Thyra Kenner motored to Corsicana for the afternoon Saturday. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Ellett and small daughter spent several days in Dallas last week. Tom Ferguson and daughters, Lois and Lota were Corsicana visitors Saturday afternoon. Mrs. John Christian and Mrs.

Esther Washam were joint hostesses on Saturday evening at the home of Mrs. Christian at a delightful forty-two partv and shower, honoring Mrs. H. Williford of Temple, a recent bride. The patriotic note in observance of the birthday anniversary of George Washington which had just passed predominated in the appointments for the game.

High score favor fell to Mrs. Loyd Melton. Little Miss Sue Washam and Sonny Russell dressed as Martha and George Washington brought in a small wagon loaded with gifts, which they presented to the bride. After opening and admiring them, a most tempting refreshment plate, each with a George Washington favor was served. Mrs.

H. Harrison and Miss Katherine Christian were out-of-town guests. EMHOUSE EMHOUSE, Feb. one is glad to see the sun shine once more and are hoping it continues several days, so that the farmers may get the ground broken and corn planted. Mrs.

Frances Garnett of Dallas has been visiting her parents for a few da vs. C. L. De Rusha went to Barry Tuesday to look after his farm in that neighborhood. He is planning work on his terraces this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dixon have moved to the south part of town svhere they will occupy the large white house belonging to Mrs. Hood Owens. Mrs.

C. W. Collins was called to Mertens Sunday, on account the serious illness of her sister, Mrs. Virgil Roberts. She was companied by another sister, Mrs.

i Burt Pope of orsicana. Miss Pattye Hobbs spent the week-end with her parents in Ennis. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Richards of Corsicana, visited the parents here Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Griffin De Rusha, Mrs. Magee, Mies Linnie Kate Montgomery, Mary Lynn Owen and Florence De Rusha were Cor- eicana visitors Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. W. R. Hall and children visited the sister Royse City last week-end. Mr.

Hall ysnd Mrs. Holmes also made a bus- trip to Slaton, Texas. C. R. Hall of Corsicana was an Emhouse visitor Tuesday.

Mrs. G. G. Owen, Dixie Owen and O. L.

Elkins, were Corsicana visitors Friday. Mr. and Mrs. H. C.

De Rusha of Cryer Creek were visiting relatives in Enmouse Tuesday. Mrs, L. R. Hall and children have returned to Emhouse and will make their future home here. Jack McManus, Arthur Watson, Ed De Rusha and Jack Hill attended an entertainment near Rankin Tuesday night.

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Fine Varn ishes. Enamels, Stains. Wagon and Auto Paint at about half price. LL Canvas at pei yard. 50c and 75c Wall Paper at 15c per roll; some as low as 5 cents.

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Feb. Allen, student of State University enjoyed the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allie Allen. Mis Anna Fay Ledford of Rice was at home for the week end and had as her guest Miss Mildred Carrington, also a teacher of Rice public school.

Mrs. H. H. Stephenson was called Winnsboro Saturday on account of the serious illness of her grandchild. Mrs.

Bessie Hewett of Dallas spent last w'eek with her mother, Mrs. Molly Spencer. Mrs. J. M.

Beene and little daughter, Mary Vann, Mrs. P. G. Griffin and Mr. and Mrs.

W. C. Mimms in Corsicana Saturday to see 1A1 Jolson in Singing Fool. Mr. and Mrs.

Tom Means spent Sunday in Mexia with their daughter, Mrs. Roy Akins, Jr. Mrs. E. A.

Patterson and daughter, Mrs. Raymond Jones and Miss Catherine Mitchell were in Corsicana Saturday to see A1 Jolson. Mrs. Ethel Cole and Mrs. J.

D. Holland visited relatives in Fort Worth Sunday. Mrs. Anna Henderson and Mrs. C.

C. Stephenson spent Friday and Saturday in Cor icana. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lee Knott were Corsicana visitors Saturday.

Mrs. Sam Germany and daughter. Joan, and Helen Tabb spent Friday in Corsicana. Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Keitt will leave the first of the month for Hubbard City, where they will make their future home. Several social events have been given in Mrs. honor. On last Thursday afternoon. Mrs.

John Slay entertained a tea and Friday afternoon Mrs. J. D. Holland gave a 42 party, and Saturday afternoon Mr Jack Slay entertained with a bridge party. Raymond Holcomb of Colorado spent a few days last week with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. W. J. Holcomb. Mr.

and Mrs. Cypert McCary of Dallas and Miss Fay McCary of Denton spent Saturday and Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. D.

McCary. Mr. and Mrs. George Spencer and son, George, of Dallas were guest Sunday of Mrs. Speneer'd parents, Mr, and Mrs.

Charlie Summers. Miss Verne Brown, student of Denton College, was at home for the week end. F. was In Corsicana Saturday to attend the funeral of J. Y.

Roberts. J. M. Beene made a business trip to Dallas Tuesday. Mrs.

Anna Hender on and Mrs. R. L. Templeton were joint hostesses to the Missionary Society of the Methodist church Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Henderson.

Mrs. W. V. Harrison was leader. Twelve members were present and a very plea ant afternoon was enjoyed.

At the close of the meeting, lovely refreshments were served. Rev. Cowan, pastor of the. Methodist church, left Tuesday for Scott sanitarium, where he will have an X-ray picture made of his side. Rev.

Mr. Cowan fell RICE RICE, Feb. 28. J. W.

Hobbs, aged 76 years died at his home here Thursday afternoon following an illness of several months but had been confined to his bed for the past two weeks. He is survived by a wife, four sons and three daughters. Woody Hobbs of Wolf City; E. E. Hobbs.

S. L. Hobbs and Chess Hobbs, Mrs. T. W.

Neal, Mrs. H. C. Cassels, all of Rice, and Mrs. M.

Cassels of Ferris, Funeral services conducted at the Methodist church Friday afternoon at 3 with Rev. Bowman, his pastor, Rev. A. E. arraway of Corsicana, and Rev, W.

H. Day officiating. Burial was in the Rice cemetery under the direction of W. F. Hodge.

Joe Grizzard, aged 53, died at his home in Alma Monday evening at 8 Funeral services were conducted in the Rice cemetery Tuesday afternoon at 3 by Rev. W. O. Patterson of Ensign. J.

E. Keever of Ennis had charge of the burial. Hugh South of Houston spent the week-end here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S.

W. South. Miss La la Miles who is teaching school at Emhouse, spent the week end here with homefolks. Miss Myrtle Dyer of Malone spent the week-end here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs J.

S. Dyer. J. S. Hall and W.

R. Hall returned Saturday night from a business trip to Slayton. Georga Otto of Houston spent the week-end here, a guest of Miss Mvrtle Dyer. J. S.

Hall and L. R. Hall went to Waco, Tuesday. Miss Prebble Neal of Austin attended the funeral of her grandfather, J. W.

Hobbs, here Friday. Miss June Hall of Corsicana, spent the week-end here with her grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. J. Hall. Etheridge South returned to Houston after spending several days here with home folks.

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Gallemore and little daughter and J. Boucher returned to Desdemonia, Monday after spending several days here with relatives. Mrs.

J. P. South has been sick with the flu this week. about two weeks ago and had the misfortune to break a rib or two. Dr.

H. H. Stephenson left Tuc day for Winnsboro to be at the bedside of his little grganddaugh- ter. w-ho is seriously sick. Dr.

and Mrs. J. W. Matlock have returned from a visit in Southwest Texas. Mrs.

Ferd McWhorter and liftle daughter, Patricia Ann. are visiting her parents at Mesquite. TRENCH MOUTH HEALED Your friends dare not so bu( your sore gums and foul breath make folks like you any better. Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy heals worst cases If used as directed. It is not a mouth wash or paste, and is sold on a money back guarantee.

Pharmacy. BLOOMING GROVE BLOOMING GROVE, Feb. Kay Hartley and two young daughters spent Saturday in Corsicana. Mrs. Jess Hunter has returned here to her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. to her home in Albany, after a visit J. J. Gillen. Miller and Edna Reid, students at Baylor University, were at home for the week-end.

Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Pierson have returned to their home in Burkburnett, after a visit here. Jno. R.

Tipton was transacting business in Corsicana Tuesday. Mrs. P. Woodard with her mother, Mrs. Mattie Ramsey were in Corsicana Tuesday.

R. C. Loyd was in Corsicana on business Tuesday. Miss Nettie Duncan, student at Hillsboro Junior College, was here with home folks for the weekend. Mrs.

Sarah E. Johnsgn has returned to her home in Dallas, after a visit to her sister, Mrs. J. H. Whorten.

D. Stokes was here from Dallas Monday. Mrs. E. R.

Robinson had as her guest Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Beverly Caldwell and Captain and Mrs. Chas.

of Corsicana. Mmes. H. Whorten and Buford Harris were In Corsicana Saturday. Miss Lillian Pierson, who is teaching in Dallas, spent last weekend here with home folks, Mrs.

Jack Hammonds has returned to her in Abilene, after a visit here to relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Aubry Lowery and baby daughter of Houston are the guests of Dr. and Mrs.

E. B. Lowery. Misses Mary and Fay Heaton, students at T. W.

Fort Worth, were here with home folks for the week-end. Miss Lucile Walker came over from Dallas where she is teaching, and spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E.

Walker. Miss Jewel Green was here from Waco Saturday and Sunday. Messrs Dudley George and G. E. Ramsey, were in Corsicana on Tuesday.

Mrs. R. D. Richards and Miss Mary Richards left Wednesday for an extended visit to Dallas and Ft. Worth.

Miss Edith George, a student at Baylor. Waco, accompanied bv Miss Hilda Marsh of Marfa, who is also a student, at Baylor, spent last week-end here with Mr. and Mrs. R. W.

George. Rev. Andrews of Stephensville is conducting a study course In missions at the Central Baptist church and also taking a religious census. The senior class of the high school with their teacher. Miss Edmonson and Mr.

and Mrs. P. H. Woodward attended grand opera in Dallas Wednesday evening. There is Only One FRIGID A IRE, It's a product of General C.

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Feb. The Amicitia Clava met in regular session Feb. 19. The following program was rendered. The Roman Family, Laura Nolan; Children in Education.

Pauline New- bum; The House and Tts Furniture, Jessie Watkins; Food and Meals, George Mitchrll. Mr. and Mrs. L. C.

Heaton motored over to Dallas Saturday afternoon. Mr. Heaton returned Sun dav afternoon but Mrs. Heaton and children will remain throughout the week visiting her The school had a holiday Friday, Feb. 22.

and most of the teachers went to their homes Thursday afternoon. Miss Thornton to Kerens, Miss George to Blooming Grove. Misses Lucile and Marie Holsey tc Corsicana and Miss Plunkett to Fort Worth. Mrs. Bourland and son, Alvi3, were in Corsicana Saturday afternoon.

Mr. and E. Y. Jordan. Mr.

and Mrs. Ab Jordan and Mr. and Mrs. Hanks Jordan of Gunter were here Sunday visiting Mr. and Jim Carrol and family, Mr.

and Mrs. J. M. Head attended the funeral of their brother-in- law, the late J. Y.

Roberts, at the First Baptist church in Corsicana Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Verna Burns and little son of Fort Worth spent the week end with her sister, Mrs. R. Marten and family.

R. E. McCarty spent Sunday with friends at Frost. Misses Willie Mae Ragsdale and Gladys Varnell returned to Denton Monday after spending a few days with their home folks. Misses Bessie and Ouida Watson of Waco spent the week end with RICHLAND RICHLAND, Feb.

Gussle Weaver and daughter of Wortham have been spending several days with her mother. Mrs Henry Swink. Mrs. Dave Anderson has been on the sick list several days. Misses Mae and Fay McBride were in Corsicana one day last week.

Some of Richland's younger set attended the party Friday night at Eli Richardson's. Mrs. A. N. Brown and daughter, their parents, Mr.

and Mis. A. T. Watson. Misses Ruby and Sallie Sue Me Carty had as their guest for the week end.

Corliss Attaway of kom and E. Carico of Denton. Mrs. S. E.

Carnes and son, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Morgan and son of Fort Worth visited Mrs. J. D.

Heaton and amily Mr and Mrs. L. W. Varnell and Mrs. R.

W. Varnell were Corsicana visitors Saturday. Rev. Connell filled his regular appointment at Methodist church Sunday, An average crowd was in attendance, notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather. Mr.

and Mrs. W. O. Russell tended a show at Corsicana Tuesday evening. Miss Mills of Mart came over the 22nd and spent the remain ler of rhe wee with her Mr s.

Ollie Watkins Grandma Crtis3 end son. Bill. over to Grove Tuesday afternoon for a few visit w'ith relatives. Mrs. Edna Simpson came in Monday afternoon from Austin to visit her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. D. B- inland Miss Beryl, motored to Corsicana, Friday. Mrs.

Fred Chuster, and Miss Ruby Erown of Dallas, and Miss Electra Brown of C. I A Denton, spent the week-end with their parents. Dr. and Mrs. A N.

Brown. Walter Garland and Ernestine Erskin, and Mr, and Mrs. I. J. Bradley went to Corsicana to gee A1 Jolson in "The Singing Fool," at the Palace Tuesday night of last week.

Lillian Richardson and Helen Sue Gains were in Corsicana one day last week on business, Bill Shackelford, Haley Mur! Me Camy and Elsieline Swink motored to Corsicana Saturday night to see "Ai Mis3 Marie Waltman of Corsicana spent Sunday with Dr. A. N. Brown and family. Mrs.

W. H. Heart field received a message Sunday afternoon that her brother was very low with double pneumonia at Cooper. Mr. and Mrs.

Heartfield and Charlie Auerbach left at once for his home. Miss Dorothy Houston who Is teaching at the State Orphans Home in Corsicana, was the week- and guest of Ernestine Erskin, Walter Garland and Ernestine accompanied her home Sunday afternoon for a few hours visit. Mr, and Mrs Battles of Houston were in Richland one day last week. Mr. and Mrs.

Oliver are rejoicing over a new arrival, in their home. A mesasgc has been received stating Mrs. brother, Dec Maddox was better. Have your mattress renovated. Satisfaction guaranteed.

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