“Being in-laws”

by Neal Murphy
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Marvell Dixon Card is pictured with her mother Josie Blanche Poskey Dixon. Marvell was the only daughter of eight children born to Napoleon Bonaparte Dixon and her mother from December 13, 1908 to 1923. Blanche’s Dad emigrated from Poznan, Poland in 1880, and his name was originally Pauszek. Married to Mrs. Mary Phares in 1884, she passed away in 1895, and remarried Elizabeth Denton, with whom he had five more children. Can anyone tell me who the parents were of Mrs. Mary Phares?
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ARCHERY CONTEST WINNERS - The San Augustine 4-H Clubs held an Archery Contest during the SA Junior Livestock Show and Fair this past weekend. The competed in 4 divisions which included Senior Division Sighted, Senior Division Non-Sighted, Junior Division Sighted and Junior Division Non-Sighted. The High-Point Shooters in each division received Belt Buckles sponsored by 1st Pentecostal Church, 4 King Cattle, F2 Horse and Cattle and D & L Works. Second and third place winners received gift cards from Shelby Savings Bank and Commercial Bank of Texas. Picture above (L-R back) Daniel Fountain - Sponsor/Instructor, Trace Sowell, Montana Thacker - 1st Place Sr. Non-Sighted, Ceygan Dotson - 1st Place Sr. Sighted, Chase Fountain, Klayre Dotson, Adam Sharp - Sponsor/Instructor, (front row) Eyden Duarte, Jacob Goff - 1st Place Jr. Sighted and Cadi Evans - 1st Place Jr. Non-Sighted. Tribune Photo
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