Higdon Relatives Visit From Atoka Oklahoma
Mrs. W. D. Higdon of Atoka Oklahoma spent the week end here with relatives.
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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1925
Page
5
Mrs. W. D. Higdon of Atoka Oklahoma spent the week end here with relatives.
R. S. Morehead repairs noted. Pierce's Cafe invites patrons with magazines and foods and advertises 50 cent meals. Local visits include Eva Smith from Greenville and Cora Finelan from Tom Bean with Jess Baldwin of White Mound. Decorations day set for Wittitoe Cemetery May 3 at 2:30.
A local cafe invites patrons to experience top quality meals and beverages with attentive service. The message highlights the cafe as a prime spot for dining and socializing in a welcoming setting.
Alvin Smith formerly employed by the Gillett Grain Company departed Monday to assume a new job in Lamesa, where he will hold a position.
Miss Pernie Badgett teaching at Savoy school spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs J S Badgett. Miss Arlene Haile a Carr Burdette College student Sher man spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Lester Haile. Miss Emma Davidson a Denison schools teacher spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs J W Davidson. Spurgeon Truett moved to McKinney to live with his brother Luther Truett and plans part time visits to Dallas with his brother George Truett and to Waco with his sister.
F. R. McFatridge and his family relocated to Sherman this week after making their home in Whitewright for several years, establishing new residence in the city.
Mrs H M Clark and her young daughter returned to Greenville Saturday after visiting Mrs R T Pennington. Lucian Andrews Roy Blanton Lester Short and Virgil Murphy attended the Battle of Flowers in San Antonio last weekend.
Mrs. E. A. McMahon and son and Mrs. C. C. Hodges with children visited Mrs. T. J. Chenoweth Sunday in Bonham. Also an ad urges readers to compare prices on tires batteries and more at Morehead's Filling Station.
Dyer Jones store announces a Three day One Cent Rexall Sale on Thursday Friday and Saturday May 14 15 and 16. The event promises savings and value for customers at Store No. 1.
Re Nu Lac will make your furniture and interior of your home look like new. Get it at Johnson's. All kinds of paints and oil carried in stock.
Advertisement from R. L. Johnson, jeweler and optometrist, urging eye tests and proper eyeglass fitting with a satisfaction guarantee. The tone is promotional and focused on optics services.
Lightning struck a flue on W. H. King home Tuesday afternoon about 1 30 o clock and demolished it with no further damage reported.
Special agent H T Atterberry of the Department of Justice spent the weekend with his family here. He had been stationed in El Paso for six weeks and is assigned to work in Houston, en route to that city when he stopped here.
Lucian Andrews treasurer of the National Rural Letter Carriers Association is at an executive meeting of the organization’s officers in Cincinnati Ohio.
Dyer and Jones announce a three day event next week for a big One Cent Sale to be held on the 14th 15th and 16th at the Rexall Store.
Dr and Mrs L C Moore of Dallas were guests of relatives here Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Moore's mother Mrs H C Sears accompanied them home for a visit.
Mrs. Robert Gordon and her children spent the weekend in Greenville with her sister Mrs. J. W. Pender. She traveled back with her mother Mrs. G. W. Pope who had been visiting in the city.
Mrs J M Sturdivant invites readers to visit J W Davidsons Saturday to obtain Sunday cake. She asks customers to come early before supplies run out and promises satisfaction or a replacement if the cake is not as expected.
Three local boys were arrested this week for taking parts of machinery and belting from the Whitewright Milling Company plant. They were taken to Sherman where charges were filed against them.
Investigators have selected Pearce Oil Corporation gasoline as the best option. R S Morehead's Filling Station endorses the product, stating it stands out in quality and value for customers.
Elder W N Carter plans a revival campaign in Grand Saline at the Church of Christ. He appreciates invitations to conduct memorial services at Westminster Blue Ridge and Vittitee cemeteries but cannot accept due to being out of town for revival duties.
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