Local residents’ visits and travel wrap in this week’s notes
Local brief records show Mrs H M Cowling returning from Bryan visits Louis Daniels and Edward Howard visiting Corsicana J M Simmons to Dallas Mrs Oran Sears back from West Texas Tommie Bradley of Sherman visited here with his parents Mary Lee Andrews returned from Dallas Uncle Chas E Andrews in Dallas Pierce’s Cafe advertised Joe Everheart from Henrietta Okla stayed with relatives Ben Sturdivant Dallas visits Mrs S E Gist back from Shawnee Okla J G Camp and son Jack Durant Okla visiting Mrs A M Roberts in Trenton Misses Ruie Fay Reeves return to Dallas Walter Bogle S M U student visiting relatives Mrs S P Hodge and children Bonham visit Mrs J C Parsons and Miss Ruth Jopling return from Greenville Mrs B G Gowdy and Lena Mae Gowdy head to Colorado Springs Hazel Rogers from Denison visits Miss Bertha Lee Mrs Laud Bennett and daughter Denison visit W C Fain Theodore Miller Palace Theatre owner in Dallas Drewie Caylor Argo NL visiting Lucian Andrews leaves for Washington on insurance work with the National Rural Letter Carriers Association.
Durant Woman Beulah Ownby Returns Home
Miss Beulah Ownby returns to her Durant Oklahoma home after visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Fred W Smith and son Jack were at home from Commerce where Smith teaches during the summer. Miss Viva Phillips returns from College Station after attending the A M College short course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Smith
Jack
Commerce
Mr. Smith
Viva Phillips
College Station
A. & M. College
Local residents visit kin across towns this weekend
Clyde Thompson and his parents visited in Durant Oklahoma. Dallas visitors Mr and Mrs Pascal Binion and relatives spent last weekend with local families. John and Ruth Cox joined Ozark Mountains trip while Henry Reeves returned to Amarillo after a stay with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pascal Binion
Dallas
Henry Reeves
Amarillo
Mrs
A. J. Reeves
W. C. Bailey
W. M. Cox
Ruth Cox
Ozark Mountains
Arkansas
Localwomen visit relatives and friends in Shreveport
Misses Mary Littrell and Maxine Evans of Honey Grove spent the weekend with G. W. Littrell. Mrs. Walter Tyler and daughter, Mrs. Byron Brown and Mrs. Maple Wilson of Lubbock, and Miss Beulah Ownby of Durant, Okla., were guests of Mrs. Gladys Magar and Mrs. Minnie Ball, spending Thursday and Friday in Shreveport, Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Littrell
Maxine Evans
Honey Grove
G. W. Littrell
Walter Tyler
Byron Brown
Maple Wilson
Lubbock
Beulah Ownby
Durant
Okla
Gladys Magar
Minnie Ball
Shreveport
Hankins Family Mourns Drowned Nephew Clyde Hankins
Reverend and Mrs J H Hankins mourn the death of Clyde Hankins their nephew who drowned Friday in Pine Bluff Ark He was a Wichita College graduate this year The Hankins were called to Pine Bluff Saturday by the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Hankins
Pine Bluff
Ark
Clyde Hankins
Young Hankins
Wichita College
Moore and Son Return From Arkansas and North Carolina Visit
D. D. Moore and his son of Grubbs Arkansas together with Sam Neal of Murphy North Carolina came home Wednesday after visiting W. W. Caylor and other relatives in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Moore
Grubbs, Ark
Sam Neal
Murphy, N. C
W. W. Caylor
Miss Sarah Bell Barrett on Visit to Cad Do Oklahoma
Miss Sarah Bell Barrett of Graham departed Thursday for a visit in Cad Do Oklahoma after calling on Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Murphy south of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Bell Barrett
Graham
Caddo
Okla
Herschel Murphy
Gin plant projects move from Davidson to Randolph
J A Pumphrey returned Friday from Davidson Oklahoma where he supervised a gin plant construction and then traveled to Randolph to build another gin plant for George Hill of Trenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Pumphrey
Davidson
Okla
Randolph
George Hill
Trenton
Crop insurance may follow life insurance say Rothamsted head
Sir John Russell of Rothamsted Experiment Station in England predicts crop insurance could become possible as fertilizer experiments demonstrate reliable soil treatments. He spoke at the U S Department of Agriculture noting the station has run fertilization trials on the same land for 83 years and that insurers or fertilizer firms might guarantee yields from proven soil treatments.
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Sir John Russell
Rothamsted Experiment Station
England
United States Department of Agriculture
Child Dies Of Infantile Paralysis In Sherman
Thelma Harrell thirteen year old daughter of Mrs. Rouelle Harrell of 1002 North Hart street died at 4 05 a m Monday from a few days illness of infantile paralysis. Survivors include her mother two sisters Dorris and Charlie Mae Harrell and grandparents J H Hollingsworth W M Harrell. Dorris Harrell is reported in serious condition with the same illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorris
Woodville visit by Cay lor guests of Henry sisters
Drewie and Miss Lula Mare Cay lor and their guest George Moore spent Sunday in Woodville Oklahoma as guests of Misses Okla and Homa Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drewie
Lula Mare Caylor
George Moore
Woodville
Okla
Homa Henry
Paper Sale Ad at The Sun Office
A classified notice offers 75 sheets of typewriter paper for 25 cents at The Sun office. The ad emphasizes availability and fixed price for ongoing use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Man Lying Dead on Fort Worth Street Found
Fort Worth, Aug. 3 William H. McMullen a 39 year old restaurant employee was found dead on a residence street here late Sunday. He left his home early for work and his body was seen lying
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
William H. McMullen
McMullen
Death by Natural Causes? Coroner Links Heart Trouble
A man was found dead beside the street later in the day. Two men tried to rouse him at 5:30 p m. A coroner's jury ruled death from natural causes, apparently heart trouble. The report notes no external foul play.
Sun Office Lists Typewriter Paper Ribbons for Sale
The Sun office advertises typewriter carbon paper and typewriter ribbons for sale. Items are shown as available at the Sun office with prices and ordering details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun Office
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Tocals
Louis Daniels
Edward Howard
Corsicana
J. M. Simmons
Tommie Bradley of
Sherman
A. G. Bradley
Mary Lee Andrews
Chas. E. Andrews
Pierce
Joe Everheart
Henrietta
Ben Sturdivant
J. M. Sturdivant
S. E. Gist
Shawnee, Okla
J. G. Camp
Durant, Okla
A. M. Roberts
Georgia Anderson
Ruie
Fay Reeves
Walter Harris Bogle
S. P. Hodge
Bonham
Floyd Williams
J. C. Parsons
Ruth Jopling
Greenville
B. G.gowdy
Lena Mae
Colorado Springs
Colo
Hazel Rogers
Denison
Bertha Lee
Laud Bennett
W. C. Fain
Theodore Miller
Palace Theatre
Drewie Caylor
Argo, NL
His
Lucian Andrews
Washington
National Rural Letter Carriers Association
Pennant
Pennant Oils
Beasley & Mangrum
Clyde Thompson
H. F. Thompson
Giles Cobb
Leonard
Ray Manning
David Ray
Caroline Simmons
Laura Elizabeth Cantrell
Pottsboro
W. E. Wall
C. S. Ewing
J. W. Ewing
Celeste
C. I. Witt
Chesley Rutledge
H. G. Webster
Whitewright, Texas
Kirkpatrick’s
J. L. Kirkpatrick
Alexander & Coldwell
Davidson & Barbee
Fort Worth Street
Pace & Graves
Gordon’s
Gordon’s Cash Grocery
Garland Ortho
Whitewright Lumber Company
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