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- Lena Stone Criswell
THE DAILY
DEMOCRAT
Thirty-First Year - Number 167
Marlin, Texas, Saturday, November 14, 1931
Briefly Told
T. L. Criswell caught an
o'possum on this place on Craik street, which is the first reported this season
this close in.
J. H. Quick, L. E. Barrow, T. M. Storey and
J. W. Morgan have returned from Waco, where they served on the federal grand
jury.
Many ducks are reported in the lakes north
of here toward Fort Worth, which is interpreted by some as a sign of a change in
the weather.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Kendrick attended the
funeral at Waco this morning of his nephew, Jack Kendrick, age 13, who died at
Big Spring, Wednesday.
While he was driving on Winder street
Friday evening, D. D. Nowlin's hat blew off and caught on the car number.
He thought he had lost it until he got out and made a search.
Rev. T. A. Binford, pastor of a Baptist
church at Corpus Christi, and Mrs. Binford were guests in the of W. B. Hodges of
the Live Oak community Thursday, coming down from Waco where they have been
attending the annual Texas Baptist General Convention.
Mark Berry, who is in training at Camp
Mabry, Austin, for patrol service with the state highway department, is in
Marlin for a brief visit with his mother, Mrs. M. E. Berry. "Training will
be completed about December 3," he said, "after which I will receive my
assignment."
Rev. and Mrs. Campbell of Henderson, who
have been attending the Texas Baptist General Convention at Waco, stopped over
in Marlin to see Rev. and Mrs. W. C. Binford of Beeville, visitors here, en
route to Navasota to attend the funeral of a sister-in-law, Mrs. Carroll Weaver,
who died near there Friday.
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