The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-29
SLATON

j. c. Stewart received a telegram
a few days ago from his sister, Mrs
r. r. Allison, stating that her To-
year-old son, Elmo Allison, had oecn
killed Tuesday OF last week, when
he fen 20d feet down a mountain
side Mrs Allison lives in Shreve-
port, La, and bad gone 10 Colorado
for her little daughters health. The
body of her son was shipped TO
Shreveport for burial.
Mrs r A. Baldwin underwent a
very serious operation in Lubbock
sanitarinm last Monday morning,
and reports yesterday stated that
she was getting along nicely
+ J. Richardson. one Of the most
substantial farmers Of the New
Hope community, and a leader in
that section, was a visitor al the
Slatonite Office one day this week.
and informed Us that Rev pickens,
pastor Of the Lubbock circuit, VI. f.
Church. was conducting a series OF
meetings at New Hope, and hat
much interest was being manifested.
Services are held daily ut II a. m.
and 3 D. m The general public has
cordial invitation to attend all
services.
On last Saturday afternoon W p
Florence spoke 10 goOd-sized
audience at the Wlsema Theatre in
opposition 10 the Ku Kiux Khan
His address was not answered By
any one.
Mrs. Julie +. Terry, aged 81
years. died at the family home as
~ o'clock Wednesday night. after
an illness Of only six days She
was born and reared and married
near Georgetown She had been
resident OF Siaton for the past
years Her husband died about Z
years ago and IS buried here Mrs
Terry has been q consistent member
of the Baptist church for % years
Besides eighteen grandchildren and
two great grandchildren, she j. sur
vived by the following children:
Mesdames G. Jacobson and A. {.
Harrison Of Slaton; Mrs. Fora Glen
Of Seagraves; Ernest Terry Of this
city; Sam Terry of Millap, and
Willis Terry Of Winters. Two sis-
ters also survive They are, Mrs
NNiA sA|AtAAiNH VI ENlN hWINtif anu
Mrs. Mary Glenn Of Copperas Cove f.
Funeral services were held from the
Baptist church at o'clock Thurs |
day afternoon, conducted by her I
pastor, Rev Jno. F. Hardesty. Bur.
ial followed in Englcwood cemetery /.
The undertaking department of Fos- /
ter Furniture Company, had charge I
Of the funeral arrangements.
w. y. Deveny, formerly mcChani- /
cal superintendent for the Santa Fo, I
with headquarters in Amarillo. and I
well known in Slaton, was acciiently I
killed az Topeka, Kansas, Tuesday /
evening about 7 o'clock. according /
10 kilograms received By friends I
here. He cranked his car while il I
was in gear and il ran over him
and killed him almost instantly. lie
Is survived by his widow. lie was
widely known over the Santa Fe
system.
Miss Aileen Mcdonald and Harry
G. Stokes were united in marriage
NJ the brides home at $3.50 O'Clock
evening in the presence
II few close friends and families
u the contracting parties. Rev.
Ino. p. Hardesty performed the
ceremony in his usual impressive
way. The home was made more
with decorations Of cut
flowers. An altar made OF Tube
roses and Dahlias with a background
II ferns was very pretty and ap-
nroprate. To the strains II Mem
lelssLhn's wedding march sklllfully
..ndsrad hv Mrs. a D. Anderson !
he couple marched from an adjoin-
ng room and stood before the altar
u flowers while the officiating min
ster pronounced the words that
made them husband and wife.