Sherman area social notes and church revival report
Mr and Mrs R W McMillin visited Sherman Tuesday. Residents and visitors from Dallas, Fort Worth, Denison, Waxahachie, Commerce, and other towns are named. The revival at the tabernacle continued with Rev J A Henderson closing services and 127 young people attending last Friday. The eleven month old son of Will Majors died in Sherman with funeral at Bethel Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. McMillin
Sherman
Cordelia Russell
Dallas
Ott
East Texas
Billy Bow
F. M. Sloan
C. H. Ross
Ely
Arthur Ross
Pell Cato
Slaton
J. A. Henderson
Roy Wilson
Denison
F. Lovell
Fort Worth
Will Scott
Waxahachie
A. T. Scott
Annie Wilson
Sherman and
J. M. Davis
van Alstyne
Joe Ashinhurst
John Blanks
Denton
Will Judd
Mary Judd
Lucile Reeves
Louvicy Neely
Commerce
Charley Neely
Rufus Scott
Tom Thorpe
Pottsboro
Sherman Hospital
G. E. Thrift
Will Majors
The
Tabernacle
I. EK. Teague
Bethel Cemetery
M. C. Sooter
Anna
Methodist Church
Sarah Kilgree
Valley View
Young Peoples
J. A. Lovell
Pink Hill
Ben Franklin League Retail Stores unite independent merchants
A new Ben Franklin League Retail Stores movement unites variety merchants nationwide to compete with chain stores. Devonport Variety Store joins as part of a cooperative system offering centralized buying and advertising while preserving local ownership and personalized service.
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Ben Franklin League
Devonport
United
W. R. Hooper
Adyv
Hogwallow Whims and Local Folks Tales of Tickville
A gaggle of small town scenes from Tickville recounts a mother guiding a boy with a race-horse cap, the Excelsior Fiddling Band serenading the Old Miser, a rain crow atop Wild Onion schoolhouse, Yam Sims hesitating to play due to tobacco, Gander Creek calming after rains, a near wash of Hog Ford church, and Luke Mathewsla’s quip about underskirts in new fashion.
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Columbus Allsop
Tickville
Wild Onion
Gander Creek
Hog Ford
Printing and Engraving Services Promoted at The Sun
The Sun office features a range of printing and engraving options offered at reasonable prices to readers and customers seeking accessibility and value for various needs.
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Sun
The Spice of Life Chaos at Office Over Private Papers
An incensed official hunts for the culprit behind tampering with private notepaper. A deskboy reveals Mr Simpson wrote a letter, then clarifies the cleaner is the man. The exchange exposes tension as a visitor is announced.
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Mr. Simpson
Jimmy
George
Hay and Straw Cartoon Curtain Line Exchange
A brief exchange shows Hay asking about racket and Straw replying there was no corner after a misheard sound. The dialogue uses playful wordplay.
Local baby birth kept quiet for days after birth
A terse exchange notes it has been nearly six days since birth and questions whether the registrar has been informed. The reply suggests the registrar would already know if within ten miles, implying secrecy about the birth location or timing.
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Registar
Bootlegger Question Sparks Fear of Offending Him
A terse remark involving a bootlegger sparks unease as witnesses weigh whether asking a single question might hurt his feelings amid ongoing hearings.
What Is a Myth According to a Student
A teacher asks for the meaning of myth. A student replies with humor, noting a clever confusion by a voice that calls a myth a female moth.
Opportunity knocks but single chances teased
A short quip on the proverb that Opportunity, personified, may appear but once, sparking reflection on seizing chances. The playful exchange contrasts skepticism with the bold claim that timely openings should not be missed.
Lunacy Hearing Proceeds As Questioning Continues
In Louisville, the respondent is examined in lunacy proceedings. Counsel tests recall by asking about presidents. The court ponders the respondent's mental state as regarding memory and understanding. The remark "He's doing well" is whispered to a court official during the session.
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Louisville
Fragmentary aside on presidents and lawyers friend exchange
The dialogue shows a friend of a lawyer questioning who was third president while responding with uncertainty about his own knowledge. The exchange hints at familiarity with historical figures but remains cryptic and incomplete.
Rastus Tries Returning Ham at Magnolia Store
Rastus brought a ham back to the Magnolia store claiming it was no good. The storekeeper insisted the ham was fine, noting it was cured last week. Rastus replied the ham had spoiled, saying it had a relapse in curing.
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Magnolia Oil News
Rastus
Mr and Mrs Guy Click Visit Comanche Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Click of Comanche Oklahoma were guests of Miss Betty Lou McLean on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Click
Comanche, Okla
Betty Lou McLean
Senator Fess's mistaken White House visit plan
Rapid City dispatch notes Senator Fess of Ohio planned to visit President Coolidge and wired for a three day room at the summer White House, formerly the State Game Lodge Hotel. Coolidge’s secretary clarified that reservations were already made.
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Rapid City
Senator Fess
Ohio
President Coolidge
Fess
White House
Coolidge
Mrs Blake Classes Husbands as Odd Creatures
A fragment captures a witty exchange about husbands and men. A friend jokes about John endlessly querying his garageman on car brands and manufacture before adding oil, noting his reluctance to ask similarly invasive questions.
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John
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Pilot Grove News
Devenport Variety Stores
Hogwallow News
Dunk Botts
Excelsior
Yam Sims
Luke Mathewsla
Whitewright
Hatchery
Whitewright Hatchery
R. D. Ford
Lone Star Limited
Texarkana
Memphis
D. G. Coley
Opportunity
H. G. Webster
Whitewright, Texas
Sun Office
Mangrum Brothers
Larse
Bae Te OG PG
Pathfinders
Jay
Goodyear
Price
Huffines
AutoStrop Safety Razor Co
First Ave
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