County road gang to move to Whitewright soon
J H Waggoner editor and Glenn Doss associate editor note subscription terms and postal details. County Commissioner Biggerstaff announces the county road gang will move to Whitewright soon. In the interim his force will grade the Bells and Whitewright road to free up crews when the camp moves here. Residents in the southern precinct praise the road work but seek a fair share of improvement.
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Biggerstaff
Whitewright
Teague Letter Heads McKinney Meeting Extension
The Sun reports Rev. I. E. Teague in McKinney assisting Rev. Sheehan. Teague says they agreed to continue meetings in McKinney for another week and that the Walnut Grove gathering slated for Saturday night will proceed.
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I. E. Teague
McKinney
Sheehan
Teague
Walnut Grove
Walnut Grove prepares for large meeting after McKinney closes
In a letter the speaker notes 160 conversions by Tuesday and 1500 attendees at Sunday night services. Rev. Sheehan and Rev. Teague have led several successful summer meetings and Walnut Grove expects a great gathering once the McKinney effort ends.
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Sheehan
Teague
Walnut Grove
McKinney
Billy Sunday to Lead Seven-Week Dallas Campaign Next Fall
The noted baseball evangelist Billy Sunday will conduct a seven weeks meeting in Dallas during the fall of next year. Dallas has secured what it seeks and now targets the National Democratic Convention as a future prize.
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Billy Sunday
Dallas
Death of O. J. Rathbun in Dallas linked to local family
The city received word last Friday of the death of O. J. Rathbun son of O. Y. Rathbun formerly of this place now in Dallas. Aged twenty six he had suffered years and burial followed Saturday at Oak Hill cemetery with father and three sisters present. The Presbyterian church member was praised for sterling character and good habits in a funeral at the grave.
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O. Y. Rathbun
Dallas
O.J. Rathbun
Oak Hill Cemetery
P. C. Archer
Society notices of Miss Ermine Webster and friends
Miss Ermine Webster hosted a morning party with games music and a brick ice cream course for sixteen. Miss Sallie Joe Gowdy honored Miss Emma Witcher of Bells. Miss Fannie Pope hosted a sunrise breakfast for Luncheon Club on Barbee creek. other gatherings featured Telegraph hostess duties and a two mile evening moonlight picnic with a watermelon fight. The Sun promotes society printing services offering custom invitations and engraved cards.
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Sallie Joe Gowdy
Emma Witcher
Bells
Lena Mae Gowdy
Fannie Pope
Barbee Creek
Kathleen Hudspeth
Fay Cameron
R. L. Sears
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Delia Moore
Mary Lee
Eula Sears
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Eva Stillwell
Mare Orendorff
Jewel Benton
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Messrs. Gilmore Webster
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Byron Sears
Morrell
Jim Sears
Glenn Doss
Lewis
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