Wise County Messenger from Decatur, Texas • Page 2

Page Two The Wise County Messenger Thursday, Greenwood News O. C. Cor. Greenwood, Texas Hardy Fortenberry, Guinn Phillips T. Artesburys, both of whom are ill.

und two friends. Misses Pann andi Mr. and Mrs. J. H.

Splawn and Nichols, all of T.W.C.. Fort Worth. Walter visited Pvt. John Homer have been up for a visit of relaxation' in Camp Wolters. Sun- and a squirrel hunt.

Bill Kincaid of Decatur was a huai-j via.lor Tueaday Buster Caddell from Crowiey, was i up last week to visit his parents. on ay. and aMrs. J. N.

Carrell. Mr. and Mrs. J. H.

Bearn in the The Stills from Irving were here a neighborhood are having couple of days last week to visit. everal daughters visit them this friends. returned to Irving Sat They are Mrs. Jewell Magnesia, Birm- urday, their car laden with good inghatn. Mrs, H.

D. Fletcher things from the farm, ranging from Jiod -Mrs. Frank Loie, both living in turnip greens to butter and Fort Worth. 1 -i his post ut Brooks Field in a few TUie lOrtenberrv clan will miss a i.oies are entertaining, a new- notbble The other, kt, Uichard Wayne Willie and creat crandn.oth- father. Dear Dad: I am on my as Mr.

and Clyde I'arnsh, Kt. 4, Headed west. Aum Kate, will not cckfirate her ami and Mrs Homer this year in the usual man- Kleffer of Denton were Sunday visi- ner. Ul has been the custom of the tors in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Earl family the children, grand-chil- Standefer. dren. relatives and friend.s to gather has enlisted with the Air Corps. He is temporiarily located with the ground squadron, at Tarrant Field, 834th School Squadron. Greenville, Texas, has returned to his post after a furlough, visiting his parents, the Joe Truitts.

Kenneth Norman Woods, a-c is in a new locatiion. He is with class 43-F. Squadron Group 9, Maxwell Field, Ala. Emory Clark has been accepted by the army and will leave for training in a short time. Pvt.

H. T. Shipplett and Pvt, Joe England are now located at Pendleton Field, Ore. Pvt. Arthur Stice of Sheppard Field was a week-end visitor in the home of his parents, MMr.

and Mrs, G. W. Stice. zPfc. Robert Trietsch will return on the ifunday nearest her birthday, all lunch, spread it together, and have a great day.

But this year, owing to transportation difficulties, and other thing.s. thi.s will not he done. Living until that day. Aunt Kate will he 84 years old on Novem-, ber 1 3 Mr, and Mrs. Joe Howard, J.

B. and Mr.s. Bill Gage of Decatur the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Munn.

and fk W. Dodge. Mrs. B. Carson and son, J.

spent Sunday witli Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wal- Servtiig Tncle Sain Arthur B. Truitt, seaman first Mrs. Joe rcturneil over the KnKlan.l.

Decatur vi.sltors Satur! day. J. B. remained for a week end visit with his friend. Clyde (Sonny) Vincent.

and Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Fuller Keown and Miss I.aura Vermillion On his way back there, he planned to visit his friend, Charles Howard at New Orleans. Charles W. Howard.

U. S. C. G. 8th Naval District Southern Yacht Club.

were in Fort Worth Orleans. has been promoted day. Mr.s. Orlena Milligan the Week-end with the Bill Montgomerys, Ht. 4, Decatur.

Leo Atkins the barber, put a new roof on his home last week, Mesdames Bailey and Dye Burton and their children of Slidell, spent Saturday here with their father. I). H. Moser. Little Rushing of Fort Worth is a frefiuent visitor to Greenwood.

He was here Saturday assisting his father in di.stributing the Fort Worth Press. Mrs. Abbie McDaniel and daughter, Iris, Mr. and Mrs. Burch Gregg and baby daughter, attended church here Sunday.

Later they guests of Mr. and Mrs, Newton Maxwell. Other visitors at church were Mis.ses Matnye Lou Lasater. and Barnett Rhine, Decatur, and Mrs. Harless Rhine and baby, Ri.

3, Decatur. These were also visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A.

Rhine and Mr. and Mrs. W. Pk Standefer. D.

White and son. Harold, have come home from Frederick, where they have been at work. Sidney Crunk of Fort Worth was a Greenwood visitor Sunday. Raleigh Christian of Slidell and Miss Kimliges of Worth here Saturday. Mr.

and W. A. Pk Williamson. Mrs. Rudd and daughter, ami Eleanor Sloan were shopping in Decatur Supt.

and A. II. Smith visited Smith's ijiirenis, the Mayfields near Bluegrove, over the week-end, Mrs. Brownlee Rudd entertained in Pionor of her duughter.s last Saturday night. Messsr.

Dave RaRth Ray Sutton ami lOlmer Pruitt from Leo community were here Saturday. of Sayre visited her parents. and Mrs. C. Cooper over the and attended church in Greenwood Sunday.

P'ive nieees of Cncle Dick Willis vi.sited him one day last week. They were T. J. Smith, Ryan. Mrs.

J. W. Berry, and Mrs. Guina Dunn, Artesia. N.

Mrs. Joe Gann, Carlsbad, N. M. and Vernon Cleave, PRk. While they w('re here, they visited Kate berry and other friends also.

H. Vaughan has returned from Dc'catur, and is making his home w'ith 1 the Warrens. Mrs. J. 1.

Truitt visited her father. J. W. Dye ami other relatives in Worth last week. Her brother, Ashley Dye, was leaving Sunday for the F.

S. Navy. Miss Lela Mae Truitt was home from Decatur to spend the week-end with her parents, and Joe Truitt. H. PJnsly.

who has been very ill in a P'ort Worth hospital, was well enough to be brought home Saturday, but will probably be confined to his home for some time. and Mrs. Truitt have gone to Bowie to visit her parents, the to first class seaman. Clyde Clifton son of Your son, Wayne. Pvt.

Willis has been quartered in Camp Barkley for the past several weeks. Do not forget: Parents or friends of Greenwood boys in the armed forces, or the sons themselves, are invited to new's items of general interest, about themselves to this correspondent. This column is largely for their benefit. It is intended as a medium through which they may know more about each other. The Home C'ome years is a long time to be away from a place, and then return and still find relatives and friends there.

But such was the experience of L. F. Campbell of Los -Angeles, when he and his good wife came to this community last week for a visit. Campbell is a son of Mr. and and Mrs.

Albert Greenwood, J. L. Campbell, who were in the hotel business in Greenwood yeiars ago. The Campbell family consisted of the parents and ten children. Of these ten, only one remains in the community; Mrs.

Robert (Onea) Howard, Mrs. Howard is the youngest in the family, and she was the last of all to have a visit from the Californians. When they decided to spend a month visiting Mr. brother and sister in Texas a.nd Oklahoma. Mr.

Campbell and Will Wallace were boyhood friends, and as young men they and Will Hilderbrand (Hildie) worked together for the late T. Brown, the father of C. L. (Star) Brown. While here he visited Mr.

Hildebrand. Will Wallace. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Williams and a few others who had been here long enough to known him.

Many Greenwood citizens, wh not know' the Campbells, will re ber the Campbell Hotel buildinf stood on the lot next above Stones home, which will be known to many as the Napoleon Best home. It w'as torn down and moved away 12 or 15 years ago. and Mrs, Campbell left Monday morning for a short visit in Oklahoma City after which they will return to their home in California, planning to reach there by October 31. (ireenwoixl Home Deinonstration Club Mrs. G.

C. Sloan, is one of my own ideas, A sock bag, for each member of the family, made-of feed Mrs. Earl -Atkins, club wardrobe demonstrator. told members of the Greenwood Home Demonstration Club at the Achievement Day program held in her home. F'riday, October 23, garment bags are also made of feed later explained Mrs.

Atkins club members inspevted her neat, orderly arranged clothes closet she had recently made, the tal cost i)eing only $1:10. The closet walls were attractively papered. There was a rod for hanging clothes, also shelves covered with white oil cloth for flat or folded gar. ments. The bottom or floor shelf, was made for a shoe rack.

Mrs. T. N. Maxwell, had on exhibit, at this meeting, a lovely lunch, eon cloth, a pair of pillow cases, and an attractive scarf, all of which were made of feed sacks with some trimming of printed meal sacks. Each club member gave an oral report of their achievements for the year and also filled out blanks to be sent to the home demonstration agent.

During the business session motions were made and carried as follows: that the club drop the Christmas card suggestion and work on the program outlined for next year; that the club have only one meeting in November, and that be November that beginning the first of the year, the club meetings be held on Wednesday instead of Friday; that the club elect officers. The following officers were elected to serve another year: Mrs. Orville Walker, president; Mrs. Guinn Fortenberry, vice-president; Mrs. C.

Montgomery, secretary treasurer; Mrs. G. C. Sloan, reporter; Mrs, E. Fotenberry, poultry demonstrator; Mrs.

Leo Atkins, home improvement demonstrator. At the noon hour the hostess, Mrs. Atkins, served baked chicken with the other dishes brought in by the nine club members present, it made a very delicious well balanced meal, which was greatly enjoyed by all. The next meeting will be held in the home of Mrs. C.

C. Montgomery, Friday, November 6. The vice-president urges each club member to look over the outline of subjects the club is to use for a program this coming year and bring any material you have collected to this next meeting. Ik Boyd Boys In Service By W. E.

MBNM Ik Ik Ik III Sgt. J. V. Howard, Batt. C.

379 F. A. Bn. APO 85, Camp Shelby, Miss, Son of Mr. and Mrs.

D. Howard, Boyd. Texas. Corp. Austin Davis, 159 Tire Repair Company.

APO 871, care of Postmaster, New York City, Now stationed somewhere in England. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Davis, Boyd, Texas. Pvt.

Sam A. Moore, for the past several years principal of Boyd High school, now stationed in Fort Roberson. Neb. Duties, office work. F.

Scott, in U. S. Radio School. University of Colorado, Buna, Colo, Son of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Scott, Boyd, Texas. Pfc. Paul D. Munn, Hq. Batt.

133 F. Btn. Camp Edwards, Mass. In training for anti-tank. Son of Mr.

and Mrs, W. Munn, Boyd, Texas. Pvt. A. M.

Splawn, Coast Now attending Radio Operators school, Tyler, Texas. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Splawn, Boyd, Teyas. Pfc.

Jack L. Arrington, 1st Provisional Co. 1st Provisional Btn, Atlanta Ordnance, Barricks 4 47, Atlan. ta Ga. Son of D.

E. Arrington, Boyd, Texas. Apprentice Seaman Guinn Arrington, S. Coast Guard, Portage Station, Son of Mr. and Mrs.

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