Examiner, October 13, 1927
The people of this
community who are not through picking cotton, are feeling pretty blue because of
so much rain.
Our school started
Monday, Oct. 10 with Geo. E. Robinson and Miss Gladyce Campbell, of this place
as teachers.
Several from here
started to school at Lovejoy. Among them are: Misses Lucille Avens, Tressie Lee,
Juanita, Annie Pearl and Edna Moore, Desda, Hazel and Wilma Jewel Ross.
Miss Ruth Campbell
of this place is one of the teachers at Lovejoy. Miss Ruth taught at Winningkoff
two years ago.
Bro. Brown will
preach at this place, third Sunday. It will be his last time to preach for this
year. Everybody is cordially invited to attend.
Miss Mittie Hester
spent Sunday night with Willie Lou Campbell.
The people from here
attended the Collin county fair regular, all reported a better fair than we have
ever had in Collin county.
A society horse
show, the equal of that presented in the big cities, is a feature of the
Hagenbeck-Wallace Curcus, which comes to McKinney for an afternoon and night
performance on October 14.
One of the most
startling of innovations in tented amusements will be the presentation of a true
English fox hunt, in which a score of riders garbed in the hunt colors, red and
white, will follow a large pack of thoroughbred Walker Hounds, which pick up the
trail left by six foxes. The horses have been thoroughly schooled and are able
to clear the bars at almost unbelievable heights. The management asserts that in
"Porter," "Maid-of-the-Mist" and "Atta Boy," they have three of the best jumping
horses in the world.
Communities
Index
- Recommended citation:
"Blythe Chapel- Collin County
Communities," Collin County, Texas History and Genealogy Webpage by
Genealogy Friends of Plano Libraries, Inc., <http://www.geocities/genfriendsghl>
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