Local Residents Visit Relatives Across Texas Towns
A string of social visits is noted with residents traveling to Tyler Dallas Bells Sherman Sulphur Springs and other communities. Notable names include Miss Venita Jenkins N W Manning Mrs Joe Johnson Gertrude Barnes Douglas Taylor and Jerome May among many others visiting family friends or hosting relatives this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venita Jenkins
Tyler
Gertrude Barnes
Dallas
E. A. Douglass
Local residents share visits across cities and states
A long list of Sherman area residents and relatives travel to Dallas, Fort Worth, Oklahoma and other locales for family visits and doctor and church events. Names include the LaRoe and Barbee families, J B Hall, W L Mangrum, and many others plus out‑of‑town guests.
Kincaid Party Visits Family. Trip to Texas Towns Planned
Dr and Mrs D P Kincaid and Birkley with Miss Alice Imogene Copeland of Memphis Tenn visit his mother Mrs Mary Kincaid and sister Mrs Olivia Whedbee. Mr and Mrs J H Graves and Mr and Mrs Bud Pennington with son Joe Graves depart Tuesday for relatives in Childress Amarillo and Friona for about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Smith
Dallas
J. B. Hall
Miss Mae
Waco
Athens
D. P. Kincaid and
Birkley
Alice Imogene Copeland
Memphis, Tenn
Mary Kincaid
Olivia Whedbee
J. H. Graves
Bud Pennington
Joe Graves
Childress
Amarillo
Friona
Mrs. G C Minor Leaves Hospital for Ladonia Visit
Mrs. G C Minor is discharged from Wilson N Jones Hospital Sherman after weeks of treatment and travels to Ladonia to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Minor
Wilson N. Jones Hospital
Sherman
Ladonia
Social visit notes from New Orleans guests
Mrs David Ray Womack of New Orleans spent the weekend here as a guest of Misses Inez and Gladys Ray and Mrs M L Patton of Memphis. She is en route to Mexico City for a three week visit. Miss Mamie Pepper and Miss Helen Melville of New Orleans were weekend guests of Mrs J H Waggoner and also traveling to Mexico City for a three week stay before returning home.
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David Ray Womack
New Orleans
Inez
Gladys Ray
M. L. Patton
Memphis, Tenn
Womack
Mexico City
Mamie Pepper
Helen Melville
J. H. Waggoner
Local Visitors Share News From Fairview And Surrounding Areas
Mr and Mrs Murray Bryant and daughter Betty spent Friday to Sunday with relatives at Fair view Oklo and were joined home by their daughter Martha who had been visiting there. Mr and Mrs Tom Warden and two children visit Mrs Warden s mother and sister Mrs D M Rich and Mrs Paul Stephens. Mr Warden notes Lubbock area crop prospects look strong. Mrs Lewis Holland and children Lewis Jr and Jane of Wichita Falls visited her parents Mr and Mrs T H Sears here last week. On return last Thursday they were joined by Mr Sears who will visit in Lubbock and Winters before returning to Whitewright.
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Mayfair Macaulay
Mayfair
Carl May
Sulphur Springs
Miss Ma
Murray Bryant
Betty
Fairview
Oklo
Martha
Tom Warden
Lewis Holland
Lewis Jr
Jane
Wichita Falls
T. H. Sears
Sears
Lubbock
Winters
Whitewright
D. S. Carr
Frank Coffman
Mark Montgomery
Robert Dillard Montgomery
Bailey
Carr
Cappie Beard
Gladewater
Keeling visits and temperance rally noted in week
Mr and Mrs Walter Keeling and A C Keeling from near Lubbock visit relatives here. Walter reports crops on the South Plains are promising. A county wide youths temperance rally directed by Earle Mead set for 8 p m August 12 in Sherman. Burial services for Mrs M E Winburn held at Cumby. Whitewright Scout Albert Lea Jackson to attend the national jamboree in Washington Aug 21 to 30 with a New York side trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Keeling
A. C. Keeling
Lubbock
South Plains
H. A. Ivy
Sherman
Earle Mead
Baptist Training Service
Albert Lea Jackson
A. L. Jackson
Whitewright Boy Scouts
Washington, D. C
New York City
Albert
Grayson Count
Ben Burgett
Denison
Picnic for Church Class Hosts Miss Sallye Hamilton
Society and Clubs report a picnic for Sallye Hamilton's Church of Christ class at J. H. Gosnell pasture south of town on Monday night. Attendees included Winnie Hamilton Estelle Binion Mary Jane Ford Katie Ford Margaret Coggins Anna Lee Yowell Pauline Mitchell Ruthless Mitchell Rouell Barnes Willard Young and Guy Yowell. Guests were Roger Holcomb Clemmer Coggins Margaret Spindle and Sybil Davenport. Guy Yowell will teach the class during the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallye Hamilton
Church of Christ
J. H. Gosnell
Winnie Hamilton
Estelle Binion
Mary Jane Ford
Katie Ford
Margaret Coggins
Anna Lee Yowell
Pauline Mitchell
Ruthless Mitchell
Rouell Barnes
Willard Young
Guy Yowell
Roger Holcomb
Clemmer Coggins
Margaret Spindle
Judge J D Buster Speaks On Child Delinquency
Sherman judge J D Buster addressed the Rotary Club on Child Delinquency and its causes. He cited his five years handling Sherman city court cases and concluded that over ninety percent of delinquency stems from parents neglecting their duties toward their children. He noted many youths lacked Sunday school or church attendance, and many parents did not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Buster
Sherman
Rotary Club
Buster
City Court of
Judge Buster Advocates Religious Training For Children
Judge Buster told a club that church or Sunday school helps form good citizens and reduces child delinquency, calling it one of America’s greatest problems. J. H. Waggoner introduced the judge to the group and led the program.
Funeral services for Mrs Kate Barnes Winburn
Funeral services for Mrs Kate Barnes Winburn were held at the Methodist Church in Whitewright with Rev C W Dennis and Dr J F Fender in charge. Interment followed at Cumby Cemetery. She died in a Sherman hospital after a major operation and is survived by her husband two sons two daughters and several relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Barnes Winburn
M. FE. Winburn
Methodist Church
C. W. Dennis
J. F. Fender
Cumby
Winburn
Sherman
Madrid
Funeral services for Simeon George Ashinhurst aged 88
Simeon George Ashinhurst died at his Pilot Grove home and funeral services were held at the Pilot Grove Baptist Church with three pastors officiating. He taught in Grayson County before farming, was a long time deacon, and is survived by three sons and three daughters including J H Ashinhurst J M Ashinhurst G Ashinhurst Ella Garland H H Binion and Cora Sparks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simeon George Ashinhurst
Pilot Grove
Pilot Grove Baptist Church
J. H. Henderson
H. G. Gray
W. F. Davis
M. M. Davis
Simmie Ward
Clayton Garland
Noel Ashinhurst
Guy Sparks
J. M. Ashinhurst
Thomas Ashinhurst
J. G. Ashinhurst
Ella Garland
H. H. Binion
Slaton
Cora Sparks
Tom Bean
Why Christian People Suffer Sermon and Youth Meeting
Church of Christ announces sermon on Why Christian People Suffer at 10 a.m. with communion at 10:45 a.m. Young people meet at 6:30 p.m. Bible study Wednesday at 8 p.m. The youth discussion continues on Modern Amusement and its influence on youth. Members urged to be on time.
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Church OF Christ
J. R. Waldrum
Operations and Operations sermon invites town doctors
Co W Dennis, pastor, invites doctors and all churchgoers to hear a Sunday 11 a.m. sermon on Operations and Operations. The pastor will share experiences, fun, facts and fancies. A second sermon at 8 p.m. is planned with expectations of a larger crowd and a push to boost new superintendent Mr Newton L Manning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. W. Dennis
Newton L. Manning
Funeral services for Birdie Byrum
One day old Birdie Mae Byrum daughter of Mr and Mrs W W Byrum died Monday after being born Sunday. Funeral held at 11 a m Tuesday at Burns Cemetery near Trenton. The Byrums live on route four out of Whitewright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdie Mae Byrum
W. W. Byrum
Burns Cemetery
Trenton
Funeral services for Mrs Martha Ava Dobson held in town
Funeral services were held at 3 30 p m Sunday for Mrs Martha Ava Dobson. Interment was in Vittitee Cemetery. She is survived by her husband W C Dobson a daughter Mrs Randall Bridges of Athens and three sons Bill Dobson of Aransas Pass Joe Dobson of Midland and Jim Dobson of Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Bean
Martha Ava Dobson
Vittitee
Politics in Old Age Pensions Charged in Washington
Dr J E Pope head of the National Old Age Pension Association accuses Congress and President Roosevelt of playing politics with 15 000 000 elderly Americans He calls the social security bill a bum check and says a deliberate effort exists to let it die in conference while claiming it offers only a small sum and no funding for payments.
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Washington
J. E. Pope
National Old Age Pension Association
Congress
Roosevelt
United States
Whisper starter fired from job in New Jersey unit
E. P. Cramer advertising man who admitted suggesting a whispering campaign against President Roosevelt was dismissed from Thomas A. Edison Inc in West Orange New Jersey. The item notes his Senate testimony and the company action.
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West Orange
N. J
E. P. Cramer
Senate
Roosevelt
Thomas A. Edison, Inc
Darky quotes and church notes on attendance and oil satire
The piece records satirical remarks about athlete's foot and oil kings, then shifts to a church update. It notes rising attendance, upcoming Conference nights, and asks members to bring visitors. Visitors from Dallas Lubbock Mexia attended with Mrs Hunter providing music. No Sunday preaching at the church. members to attend Sunday school and then worship at the Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Lubbock
Mexia
Market by Methodist Sunday School Class
The young women’s Sunday school class advertises a market in the building of the Press meat market next Saturday afternoon from 1 to 6 o’clock. Shoppers are invited to buy Sunday dinner provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Church
Press
Local Diamond Clash Ends In Word of Wisdom
Last Monday afternoon the boys beat their fathers 3 to 2 in a lively game on the local diamond. The piece humorously weighs in on age versus youth and features anecdotes about corn gardening, gin in the ground, and local figures like Finis Alverson Boss Fleming and Mr. Gooch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finis Alverson
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A. M. Roberts
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Plainview
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Shirley Temple
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W. J. Barbee
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Dorothy Wise
W. L. Mangrum
R. A. May
Edgar
Georgia Pierce
Mattie May
Etta Cox
Lydia Pendleton
Eldridge Pendleton
Farmersville
S. H. Montgomery
W. F. Manning
Marguerite Montgomery
Jeff Knochs
Joe Thomas Meador
Holland’s Magazine
R. L. Johnson
Optometrist
Methodist Sunday School
J. E. Coggins
J. W. Henry
Olan Bush
North Carolina
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Cotulla
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Verner Melugin
H. L. McLean
Black
O. W. Myrick
Neville Pierce
Neil Henderson
Anna Ruth Johnson
R. A. Essary
Oklahoma City
Johnson
J. W. Hollingsworth
Clarence McMillin
Luther Gordon
W. H. Stedham
L. C. Lackey
Oscar Henslee
Gomer May
O. L. Jones
W. E. Pennel
Floyd Bassett
M. E. Winburn
Rover
G. C. Ivins
the Baptist Church
Guy Hamilton
Vienna
Mangrum Grocery
Cole & Davis Co
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