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BIRTH NOTICES/ANNOUNCEMENTS
These birth notices/announcements came from the Brinkley Argus 1906-1912. I've reproduced these word for word.
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B September 21, 1906 local Another citizen has been added to Brinkley's steadily increasing population since our last issue, Mr. and Mrs. L.K. BROWN having taken into their home a life-time guest - a fine baby boy.
C November 30, 1906 Holly Grove News Mr. James Meredith COLEMAN is now the junior member of the Coleman Grocery Co. He arrived this morning - a handsome baby and congratulations are pouring in to groceryman, D.S. Coleman.
D July 5, 1907 Holly Grove News Born - To Mr. and Mrs. J.H. DIAL, July 1, 1907, another fine baby boy.August 24, 1906 Local - Brinkley Mr. and Mrs. John A. DIFFY, of Cotton Plant, have a new baby at their home. A pretty young lady who arrived Wednesday morning. Name her Lauradee (Laura D.) and she will be a winner.
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G November 9, 1906 Local Mr. and Mrs. John GEISTER are the happy recipients of the hearty congratulations of their friends upon the arrival of a heavy-weight boy Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Mangrum, where Mrs. G. has been visiting several weeks. Conductor Geister, who has been in the city several days, expects to tear himself away about Sunday, as a railroadman's duty calls a new papa out without any deference to his tender fondness for home.November 16, 1906 Roe's Budget Born to Rev. and Mrs. GREEN a bouncing baby girl.
H September 14, 1906 Holly Grove News Born to Mr. and Mrs. HARTLINE, a daughter on September 7. Mother and babe are doing well.March 9, 1906 Brinkley/Local Mr. and Mrs. G.C. HAWKINS are entertaining a visitor who arrived Thursday - a sprightly baby boy. May he live long to honor his parents, his country, and his Creator.
November 9, 1906 Local An early caller appeared at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim HENDERSON Sunday morning - a little lady from babyland - and Mama and Papa Henderson are receiving the congratulations of their friends upon the arrival of the fair visitor.
July 19, 1907 Local/Brinkley Born: To Mr. and Mrs. R.E. HILL, July 16, 1907, a baby boy.
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J December 7, 1906 Local Mr. and Mrs. Wylie JIMMERSON are happy over the arrival of a bouncing baby boy at their home on North Main street last Sunday night. We join their many friends in offering congratulations.
K December 14, 1906 Holly Grove News Mr. and Mrs. C.G. KERR are rejoicing over the fact that they have another young lady to take up abode with them. She came to them last Thursday evening December 6, 1906. Mother and little girl [are] doing well.
L May 3, 1907 Holly Grove News Born - to H.C. and Mrs. LAIR, a baby boy on the 29th of April, 1907.November 16, 1906 Local Born - twins, a boy and a girl were born to Mr. and Mrs. N.P. LAWRENCE Wednesday, but we are sad to report that the little girl died. The burial occured Thursday morning at Oak Lawn Cemetery.
April 19, 1907 local Born - to Mr. and Mrs. Ed LIDDLE, a baby boy.
June 22 1907 Local/Brinkley Born to Mr. and Mrs. Louis LITTLE on Tuesday evening a baby boy.
M September 28, 1906 Holly Grove News Mr. and Mrs. J.I. MATTHEWS have a nice little girl at their home. She numbers one more granddaughter to the list of grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs. D.B. Renfro. Mrs. M. and babe are reported to be getting along nicely.June 14, 1907 Roe's Budget There is another little stranger at Mr. Ed MAYBERRY's. He and his mother are doing well.
May 10, 1907 Holly Grove News Mr. and Mrs. P.C. MAYO are very proud of the little boy who came to live with them last Sunday at 2:30 p.m. Reports are favorable for mother and boy.
October 12, 1906 Local Mr and Mrs. Don McGLATHERY are receiving the congratulations of their friends on the arrival of a lusty baby boy at their home on North Grand Avenue Wednesday morning and friend Don, who is day engineer at the oil mill, is wearing a smile almost as big as a band wheel.
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O March 8, 1907 Holly Grove News Born - to Prof. and Mrs. W.A. OWENS, Monday March 5, a ten lb. boy.
P October 5, 1906 Holly Grove News Another fine boy has found his way to Mr. and Mrs. PATTERSON's to make his future home. Mother and boy o.k.
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S November 16, 1906 Local The staid old stork must have become weary in his flight over this city last Saturday morning, for he passed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tim SHULTS about 5 o'clock a.m. and left two fine boys in their care...September 28, 1906 Holly Grove News Mr. and Mrs. Will STRICKLAND have a newcomer at their home - a young lady. The young lady and mother are o.k.
April 5, 1907 local A bright little miss of about 6 pounds in weight arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H.C. STRONG Thursday afternoon...
April 19, 1907 Holly Grove News Born - to Dr. and Mrs. SYLAR on the 15th of April, a boy...
T September 7, 1906 Roe's Budget Another little boy came to the home of W.E. TILLMAN, the early part of the week. They have decided to let him be adopted as child number eight into their happy home. Father, mother, and child doing well.June 29, 1906 Mr. and Mrs. Frank THOMISON have a little baby girl to see them which they are very proud to own.
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V February 23, 1906 From Roe There was a new boy come to the Jno. VanNatta home recently. We hear that the folks there are very much pleased with the little fellow and have adopted it into the VanNatta family. He and mother are doing well
W March 9, 1906 Holly Grove News A young man has recently taken up residence with Mr. and Mrs. E.B. WILLIAMS and will make it his future home. He is a fine boy and well worth being taken care of and mama is very proud of her boy.
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