Sugar Scarcity Hint Prompting Early Purchases
Sugar remains scarce but ample supply is on hand for orders from one to one hundred pounds. We urge immediate purchases for canning and daily use as a bountiful fruit crop is expected and sugar may be limited when needed most.
Davidson’s and Pierce & Sons Local News Roundup
J F Lilley visited in Klondike early week. Mrs A M Roberts visiting son Howard in Galveston. Coffee Week at Davidson's store. Magazine available at Pierce & Sons cafe. R S Morehead Dallas visit Tuesday. Gray Holliday candidate for county clerk met friends. Our cafe service pleases. Ira Fleming in Wichita Falls early week. New stock of inner tubes received. G W Parker noted. Floyd Everheart and M C Church traveled to Cooper Sunday. Joe Thompson Lone Oak visited his ill sister Mrs T H Lively. W C Pennington Royse City spent weekend with family. John L Legate district clerk candidate in Whitewright. Largest cigar selection in town at P J Pierce & Sons. Wm Fleming and Mrs Annie Wilson of Sherman visited father J R Fleming. W C Pennington and son Rhom hosted in town. Davidson’s Coffee display popular with shoppers. Entertaining party for Roy Epting at Mrs W L Newsom’s home. Candy varieties exceed sixty. Post Office Confectionery offers candy with mail visit. Mrs J C Parsons returned from Maddinsonville for funeral of sister-in-law Mrs J J Jopling. nieces two and four. Patterson of Hillsboro spent weekend with daughter Mrs L V Smith.
Reverend Epting Leaves Whitewright for Madill Pastorship
Rev W J Epting and family departed Tuesday for Madill Oklahoma where he will lead the First Baptist church his farewell sermon was last Sunday night to a full church. Whitewright friends extend best wishes as the pastor moves on. Mrs Guy Hamilton visited Sherman several days last week to be with her father who is recovering from surgery.
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W. J. Epting
Madil
Okla
First Baptist Church
Rev. Epting
Whitewright
Epting
Baptist Church
Guy Hamilton
Sherman
Make Your Old Casings Like New For Less
Bring your old casings to us and we will restore them at lower cost. Our service revives worn shells with professional care, saving you money while extending product life.
Spudding of Preston Anticline Oil Well Near Bells
Well No 1 of Preston Anticline Oil Company began Tuesday morning with oil men observing the start. It lies on Henry Whiting farm about six miles northeast of Bells. Easter program and Easter egg hunt planned by Junior Volunteer Workers at the Methodist church with details for families. Luther Gentry, about 40, died at his Nobility home last Sunday from smallpox. he was a well known local farmer survived by wife and several children.
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Preston Anticline Oil Company
Henry Whiting
Bells
Methodist Church
Luther Gentry
Nobility
Gentry
Whitewright
Methodist Sunday School
Laxative Bromo Quinine Box Signature Notice
An old box bears the inscription Laxative Bromo Quinine with the sole branding “Bromo Quinine” and the signature of E W Grove appears on the packaging. The note points to a singular product line associated with the name on the label.
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E. W. Grove
Services at First Christian Church Next Sunday
The First Christian church schedules morning services on The Operation of the Spirit and evening services on What Think Ye of Christ. The pastor invites all to worship. Mrs. W T Blacknail, 56, died near Nobility. Funeral at Nobility led by Revs Miriam and Henderson. R L Holcomb of this city is an aunt's relative. J C McGaughey of Aquilla ill, not expected to recover. Dr Louis Albert Banks spoke on World Wide Prohibition at the Methodist church Tuesday night.
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First Christian Church
Christ
W. T. Blacknail
Nobility
Miriam and
Henderson
Louis Albert Banks
Anti Saloon League of America
Methodist Church
America
Banks
Prohibition Speaker Praised as Powerful Opponent of Liquor
A known author and preacher of force and power delivered a talk condemning the liquor traffic. Attendees who paid for admission called his address one of the best heard on the prohibition question.
Mrs M E Holcomb Leaves for Roswell Trip
Mrs M E Holcomb departed Thursday for her Roswell New Mexico home. She traveled with her son R L Holcomb. The item promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic claiming blood purification and energizing effects with a 60 cent price.
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M. E. Holcomb
Roswell, New Mexico
Slice
R. L. Holcomb
Grove
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Red Star
J. F. Lilley
Klondike
Mrs. A. M. Roberts
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Howard
Galveston
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R. S. Morehead
Dallas
É Gray Holliday
P. J. Pierce & Sons
Ira Fleming
Wichita Falls
G. W. Parker
Floyd Everheart
M. C. Church
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Joe Thompson
Lone Oak
T. H. Lively
Frank Benton
Burkburnett
John L. Legate
P.J. Pierce & Sons
Wm. Fleming
Mrs
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J. R. Fleming
W. C. Pennington
Royse City
Wm. Pennington
Rhom
Davidson’s
W. L. Newsom
Roy Epting
Madill
Post Office
J. C. Parsons
Maddinsonville
J. J. Jopling
Mrs. Patterson
Hillsboro
L. V. Smith
Dyer & Jones
Rexall Store
AJAX
Devoe
Vergil Biggers
J. D. Patterson
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Whitewright Lumber Company
Edwin O. May
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J. C. McGaughey
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