30 May 1947
Superintendents
Ladonia High School has had 10 different superintendents,
A. L. Malone*, W.A. Stucky*, H. E. Fuller, C. W. Briles,J. M. Bledsoe, Percy McDonald,R. M. Parker*, P. A. Rawlins, J. M. Murrell,T. D. Mayo, and Grady Fowler[* denotes deceased in 1947]

LOCAL BRIEFS

Mrs. and Mrs. Whatley Little, of Dallas visited here Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Eli Roberts of Atoka, Oklahoma, visited his aunt Mrs. S. L. Mitchell, Sunday.

Dwight and Bud Jackson of Lockney visited relatives here Monday.

 Ear Corn for sale.  I. B. Fry

Mrs. Ida Hughes visited her daughter Mrs.W. O. Reid in New Boston last week. Mrs. W. O. Reid and daughter Mary Ida visited in the Ida Hughes home over the weekend.

     Miss Rosland Smith, of Dallas spent the week end with Mrs. Ida Hughes.

     Miss Mae Carleton of Bonham spent the weekend with her friend Mrs. F. P.Moring.

     Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Johnson of Snyder visited relatives here over the week end.

     Just received a shipment Sherwin-Williams house paint, buy now while
you can get it. Fry's Drug Store

     Mrs. Alvin Bramlett has returned from the sanitarium in Greenville, and is reported as doing fine.

     Miss Celia Joe Bridges has received her Master's degree at E.T.S.T. College, Commerce.  She is vacationing in Hot Springs, Ark.

     Mrs. Claude Kelly and John Leftwich, formerly Fannie and Ruth Ball, well known here visited friends here Monday.

     Allen Picket of Paris was a visitor here Monday. He was formerly on the Santa Fe crew of "Old Bob"

     Mrs. R. C. Lawson and daughter Shirley, of Fort Worth and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bartley of Dallas and Newt Bartley,a student  in A & I College, Kingsville, were guests of their pareents Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Bartly Sunday.

     John A. Williams of Honey Grove, formerly of Ladonia died Saturday May 24, at the Veterans Hospital of McKinney, at the age of 56 years.  Burial was made at Cope Cemetery Sunday 2 p.m. He is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Claude Stailey, Gainesville, and Mrs. John Simpson, Bells, and several nephews and nieces.

New Gas Ranges at Porter's Hardware - save money here.

Mrs. Lila Jane Williams visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ike Williams during the week end.

Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Daniels, of Dallas, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Daniels, last Sunday.

Mrs. Jewel Robinson of Dallas, visited her parents, the J. W. Rowlands last week end.

Mrs. G. H. Jones and Miss Lucy Cowling were business visitors in Greeville recently.

Dr. and Mrs. McArthur were in Dallas Wednesday.

Miss Katherine Daniels of Dallas spent Sunday with her parents, the C. W. Daniels.

Larry Joe Carder, of Dallas is visiting his gradnmother, Mrs. J. W. Ellison this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Otto Cain and Mrs. Robinson of Tyler visited the A. B. Cains Tuesday.

Mrs. Vera Wallace, of Happy, is here this week visiting her sister, Mrs. Thurman Young.

Ladonia ball team will play the Fairlie team at McArthur's field Sunday.

Mr. N. E. Barnett, who suffertd a stroke some weeks ago, is reported as getting along fairly well.

Mr. and Mrs. Willis Day of Dallas spent the weekend with Dr. S. D. Fry.

Mr. and Mrs. John Vidmar, of Ft. Worth spent the weekend in the Bob Stepp home.

W. C. Stepp and family of Handley, was a visitor of his brother, Bobb Stepp, Sunday.

Misses Katherine Walker, Mildred Badey, Lucille Reeves and Juanita Scott of Paris visited here Sunday.

The friends of W. C. Wooten will regret to learn that he suffered a stroke Sunday.  He is resting well.

Mr. and Mrs. George Cates of Lefors, near Pampa was a visitor here Wednesday.  Their daughter, Mrs. Corinne Roberts and children were with
them.

Mrs. Bob Moore of Bolmorhea visited her mother Mrs. Anna Bishop Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Young and sons,Charles and Kenneth and Jno. Scott were in Dallas Wednesday to see Ladonia ball club play the
Highland Park team.

Quitt a number of friends of Joe Haden III attended a musical recital at Wolfe City Sunday among whom were Mmes. F. P. Moring, Russell Hulsey, P. B.
Fry, O. L. Merrill, Idella Payne, John Parsons, E. C. Lawhon and Miss Mae Carlton.

Phil Lechner is reported doing very well in Phillips sanitarium at Greenville where he is a patient.

Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Depew of Old Lynn, Conn.and R. A. Gilliam of Dallas were visitors here last week.  Mr. Depew has been a reader of The News for some time and had been anticipating a  visit to Bugtussle while here - which he did.
Card of Thanks.  I wish to thank my friends for their letters, cards, and flowers while a patient in the sanitarium.
Mrs. Bob Stepp.
Mr. and Mrs. F. N. White made a business trip to Seagoville over the weekend, they were accompanied home by their little granddaughter, Johnelle Gaye Sebastian, who will spend a few days in Ladonia.
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