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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1915
Page
6
Grayson College property will be remodeled to repair the dormitory and other buildings. A large faculty of educators will lead next year as enrollment is expected to rise. The last of fifty local scholarships have been sold and about $5,000 will fund the effort, with new faces among students at the next session.
Rev. P. C. Archer announces a series of meetings starting in May led by Tina and Emma Tucker of Enterprise Florida. He invites all Christians to cooperate and assist in song services for a great awakening and revival across town churches.
The Sherman Democrat reports attendees of the Odd Fellows and Rebekah annual anniversary in Whitewright praised local Odd Fellows and Rebekahs for their hospitality. Judge Dayton B. Steed of Sherman presided, expressing enthusiasm for the order whose emblem features three links symbolizing friendship love and truth.
A Sun reader from City High notes sophomores formed last Friday with officers Eva Stillwell president Mary Lee Sears vice president Comma Davidson secretary and treasurer Marjorie Moore class detective Myldred Cantrell class reporter The class colors are pink and green the flower pink rose and the motto Still We Are Learning.
Mr. Editor, I thank the many friends who during my illness were kind and helpful to me and my family. I was too sick to know of their love at the time and wish to express my gratitude publicly. I never lived in a kinder community, especially to my little flock for which I preach. I trust my future service may repay them in some measure.
Jack Forrest was a business visitor in Kentuckytown Monday. Edgar Thrasher of Bells visited his parents here Tuesday. Miss Goldie Thornhill has been on the sick list but is better. W. H. Phillips attends court at Sherman this week. Will Taber went to Sherman Monday. Robert Chumbly and Joe Roberts were in Whitewright Monday. Sim Hassler and Virgil Thornhill visit friends near Sherman. Weather note: everyone has plenty of rain. Rambler.
Finance Commissioner Jim Biggerstaff releases a statement of the balance in the road funds for four precincts on April 17, 1915. Precinct 1 holds 14118.55 dollars, Precinct 2 holds 10888.68 dollars, Precinct 3 holds 10152.37 dollars, Precinct 4 holds 11868.79 dollars.
Mrs Pauley from Denison is spending a few days in the city as the guest of Mrs Dick May. This social item notes their hospitality engagement and temporary stay, reflecting local social exchange.
The notice lists round trip rail rates for the Katy line to Fort Worth on May 8 9 10 via Denison or Dallas with a 4.70 fare and return by May 15. From Dallas May 16 21 the Scottish Rite rate is 2.90 with final limit May 28.
Robt. Noe of Denison visited his father W. T. Noe and sisters Maggie and Susie on Monday, stopping to catch up with the family.
You cannot prevent rheumatism but Sloan's Liniment can stop an attack almost immediately. Gentle application to the sore joint or muscle penetrates quickly to the inflamed spot, soothing the hot tender swelling and delivering rapid relief. Get a bottle for 25c from any druggist and keep it on hand. If not satisfied, your money back offers no guarantee but relief comes almost instantly.
Invigorating tonic claims to drive out malaria enrich blood and build up the system for adults and children. A true tonic priced at 60c.
East and west bound train times listed for Cotton Belt No 204 at 11 00 a m and motor car No 80 4 50 p m along with westbound No 29 and other locomotives.
One hundred five visiting Odd Fellows and Rebekahs registered as Grayson County Odd Fellows Association met for its annual anniversary. Officers from Sherman Whitewright Denison served. welcome addresses and readings highlighted a day of music and talks. New officers elected. Denison to host next year. treasury reported.
Ferriline is described as a tasteless syrup improved Quinine. It is marketed as pleasant to take and easy on the stomach, suitable for children who do not notice the Quinine and adults who cannot take ordinary Quinine. It supposedly does not cause nausea nervousness or ringing in the head. The ad urges trying Ferriline next time Quinine is needed and requests a 2 ounce original package. The name Ferriline is blown in bottle cents.
The school lists pupils who earned an average grade of B for the month and had no tardies or absences. Names span from Low First Grade through Low Seventh Grade, including Mary Cantrell, Rosalie Prigmore, Robert Cantrell, Margaret McMurry, Loren Mangrum, and many others across all classes.
Alma Ryan Austin Stedham Jack Webster high seventh grade Emma Phillips Alma Dixon Newman Gafford Will Hodge Estell Montgomery eighth grade Ruby Ross Will Boone Ewell Alexander Hope Ball Nell Badgett Pernie Badgett Roger Davis Lefevre Gordon Robert Holland Dale McGaughey Viva Phillips Edith Ryan Frances Wilson Ruth Biggerstaff ninth grade Sallie Hamilton Mary Bell Savage Doris Ayres Emma Davidson Sue King Mary Lee Nichols Mary Lee Sears tenth grade Icy Reeves Lloyd Wright Mildred Browning Eunice Cook Cecil Doss Elvy Hampton Gladys McMurry Bryant Penn eleventh grade Mary Davis Kate Thomas Geneva Carr Fay Cameron Rachel Montgomery Lila Reubell Earl Wallace
Dodson's Liver Tone touted as a pleasant non salivating alternative to calomel for biliousness and constipation. Promises morning relief, improved energy, and a money back guarantee if the liver is not cleaned and bowels straightened.
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