Brownsboro News, March 1, 1923 Henderson Co., TX

ATHENS WEEKLY REVIEW
March 1, 1923

BROWNSBORO
Brownsboro, Texas, Feb 27-A little blowing after so much rain.

Prof. Willie Harvill is very sick at this writing.

Miss Grace Johns who is teaching at Edom spent from Friday to Sunday with home folks.

O. L. Hargis is in Bullard today. Wonder what the attraction is?

L. Loftis had business in Athens Monday.

Miss Grace Johns and Miss Gladys Stuart were shopping Tyler Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Johns, Mrs. T. A. Hargis, Mrs. T. D. Lemmons and Mrs. Ruby Foster were shopping in Athens Tuesday.

Quarterly conference was held at the Methodist church Sunday; plenty of dinner and owing to the inclement weather there were not a very large crowd. Dr. Elrod, the presiding Elder preached some interesting sermons.

Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Temple and children spent the week-end visiting relatives at Tyler.

Mr. and Mrs. Claude Carter spent the week end in Nacogdoches with Mr. and Mrs.. B. F. Carter. On account of bad roads and heavy rain they were unable to get any further than Tyler in their car Sunday and had to come in Monday morning on the Cotton Belt.

We have another new Cotton Belt agent in our town.

Henry Ragan and Mrs. Pearl Barry left for their home at Eldorado, Ark. Sunday night.

Mr. and Mrs. Boley Williams and Mr. and Mrs. O.C. Craft, after spending a few days here left Monday for their home in Louisiana.

Submitted by Liz Smith

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