Whitewright attendees at fourtieth Scottish Rite reunion in Dallas
Whitewright sends a large group to the fortieth Scottish Rite reunion in Dallas this week led by Senator D. S. McMillan and including W. L. White Lloyd Moore Horace Gordon Floyd Everheart and others. The town adds about twenty Shrines from the period and a 750 class earned Masonic degrees. Local sports note a 6 7 loss to Wolfe City in the season opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright
Dallas
D. S. McMillin
W. L. White
Lloyd Moore
Horace Gordon
Floyd Everheart
Fitz Bryant
D. M. Pope
C. P. Johnson
J. B. Hamilton
E. Penn
Lester Haile
C. B. Bryant
Dr. J F Spindle Works On Home Improvement Project
Dr J F Spindle is renovating and upgrading his residence to enhance appearance and comfort. The work focuses on interior and exterior improvements. Neighbors observe ongoing improvement activity and discuss potential decorative updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Spindle
Rev H G May preaches to large White Rock crowds
Celeste Courier reports Rev H G May at White Rock Sunday drawing large congregations both morning and evening. Sunday school grows from 67 to 84, with a new teachers training class and a six instrument orchestra led by May. He teaches and leads vigorous church work. Rev J F Alderson and wife visit Celeste on their way home from Ada Oklahoma where they attended the funeral of their daughter in law Mrs Paul Alderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. May
White Rock
Bro. May
J. F. Alderson
Royse City
S. H. Montgomery
W. B. Hestand
Ada
Okla
Paul Alderson
Rev. Alderson
The
Presbyterian Church
Whitewright Notes Highlight Local Visits and Developments
Ed Brodhead of Cooper visited his brother How ard Brodhead on Wednesday. Sam McMillin moved to the B. H. Garland house while Mr. Garland family relocated to the country. The Methodists plan a May fund drive for the church education program. Gasoline customers are urged to use the local filling station run by R S Morehead. Mrs. M A Roberts and Mrs. F M Echols visited Mrs. Anderson at Trenton on Wednesday. A recent wind storm toppled the oil mill smokestack, damaging a roof. Cement workers are busy building storm cellars in Whitewright. D S McMillin reports improvements to his West Grand Avenue home. The Whitewright Bakery promotes its long-awaited home bakery as a community staple and invites inspection.
Sublette and Wiser Tie The Knot In Sherman
Monday morning Mr. R. E. Sublette and Miss Lelia Wiser, accompanied by her brother, were married in Sherman. They will reside here temporarily while Sublette works as a bookkeeper. his home is in Roland, Oklahoma, where the house is rented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Sublette
Lelia Wiser
Sherman
Rolland
Okla
Local business pitches and civic notes from Whitewright
A collection of brief items mentions price quotes at a furniture store, a former citizen joining the McKinney City Hospital board, the American Legion post organizing a brass band with access to city band instruments, a Home Institution bakery inviting inspection, the Grayson County I C C F Association meeting in Collinsville for its 102nd anniversary, and a large dinner with attendees from Whitewright and Collinsville as Odd Fellows hosted visitors with praise for hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Ashley
McKinney
New City Hospital
American Legion
Grayson County I.C.C.F. Association
Collinsville
R.S. Morehead
Elizabeth May
Ott Lackey
Tommie Gist
F. E. Alverson
P. A. Short
Allison
G. L. Buagher
Odd Fellows
Legion Post Helps Conduct War Funeral for Van Alstyne Soldier
The local American Legion post from Van Alstyne traveled to Sherman to assist in a military funeral for Lieutenant Hobart Burk, a Van Alstyne youth who died in the world war. About twenty local members attended as Chaplain R. C. Brown led the service at Graveside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
van Alstyne
Sherman Post
Hobart Burk
R. C. Brown
Greveaide
Bargains in new and used automobile casings
For bargains in new and used automobile casings see R. 8S. Morehead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morehead
Legion boys replace city flag staff in ceremony
The Legion replaced the rope on Evansville’s flag staff Wednesday in a ceremony that drew interest. A transient man was paid five dollars to climb the pole for the task as two silk flags were ordered bearing the post name Preston P. Everheart. The Courier notes local ad lines about calling cards and jokes about women with revolvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Preston P. Everheart
No Worms in a Healthy Child Tonic Ad
An old advertorial claims Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic cures worms in children by enriching the blood improving digestion and acting as a general strength tonic. It promises health after two to three weeks of regular use and notes the tincture is pleasant and costs 60 cents per bottle.
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Grove
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Gordon Brothers
Wolfe City
Chick Garland
Lena May Gowdy
Paris
Walter Myrick
Midlothian
Gertrude Hailey
Moline, Ill
D. S. Carr and
Whiteswright Bakery
Ed LaRoe
Greenville
T. H. Sears
Lubbock
Bryan Weber
Alma Morrison
Winnie Hamilton
Lee Johnson
Mrs. R. May
Rev
Celeste
John Haden
Durant, Okla
L. LaRoe
Johnson’s
Guy Hamilton
R. P. Gordon
Little Daughter
Sid Hudspeth
Atoka, Okla
Prof
J. A. Cagle
J. C. Parsons
Ralph Sanders
John Wright
Bonham
Paul Roberts
Mineral Wells
Paul
B. S. Montgomery
Wichita
Falls
R. Hu Jay
Dyer & Jones’ Drug Store
Grady Stuteville
Trenton
J. A. Stuteville
Frank Pittman
William of
Gainesville
G. W. Pope
W. L. Newsom
West Texas
Kimbell Milling Company
M. B
Rexall
Dyer
Rexall Store
Retail Merchants Association
Les Iester
Jacob
Gallaher & Son
Eastman Kodaks
Ed Brodhead
Cooper
Brother
Howard Brodhead
Sam McMillin
B. H. Garland
Mr. Garland
Country
R. S. Morehead
M. A. Roberts
F. M. Echols
McMillin
West Grand Avenue
Whitewright Bakery
W. J. Looney
Evansville
Ind
Cist
J. L. Kirkpatrick
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