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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1914
Page
7
The listing shows Edwin Clapp Oxfords at 6.00 and various fabrics including Messaline 36 inch wide in multiple colors at 1.00 per yard. Bleached Domestic 36 inch wide sold at 5 cents per yard, plus a 2.50 men’s pants sale at 1.50 and a 4.75 item price noted.
Mrs Carlisle hosted a March 25 gathering for the Jacksonville Baptist College cadets and their dates with dancing and refreshments. Cadet Raymond’s mother visited Wichita Falls and Cadet Captain Johnston toured his Oklahoma home. Cadet Grasty returns as second baseman as school projects show progress in drill and programs.
Carlisle Military Academy defeated Alexander Collegiate Institute 9 to 1 on their home field in 90 minutes. Cheadle and Phillips homered, J Payne Benedict and Darwin had three hits each, Bryant was replaced after being hit by a pitch, Grasty moved to second. Burleson College to visit next for two games. CMA advertises a bay mare for sale by W. T. Browning.
List of letters uncalled for at Whitewright Texas post office for week ending April 7 1914. Names include Mrs Zay Gardner Miss Mary Jones J C Norman Joe Parkhill E D Porter S J Thompson Cordie Dickey J M Gassaway Estelle Hill M J Jarvis Mike O Morrow Fred Richardson Narva Rhody Imer Smith Henry Thompson. Letters uncalled after two weeks to be sent to dead letter office.
From Elm Grove this reporting period the area enjoys fine weather. Wilbur Jones of Ely was in Whitewright Saturday. Joe Jenkins and family visited Savoy Saturday. C F Holland and John Haley were in Bells Thursday. Mr and Mrs Gard and family visited John Climer Saturday night and Sunday. Mr and Mrs Annip were visiting homefolks at Bells Sunday. Steve Adcock is in Paris this week.
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