Local Leonard Visitors and Notices
Local brief items from Leonard and surrounding towns list visitors from Dallas Denison Bells and Kiowa plus engagements and upcoming marriage of Laurie Nicholson. Milking cows for sale at Dr May and Sears. various aunts uncles cousins attend parties and funerals. bakery and confectionery advertise best milkshakes and bread. revival ends with eighteen to twenty additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Carter
Marguerite Montgomery
Kiowa
Oklahoma
Laurie Nicholson
Whitewright Oil & Gas Company Forms in Kingston Field
Citizens of Whitewright organize the Whitewright Oil and Gas Company with 20000 capital to develop Kingston Oklahoma gas fields where 1200 acres are leased. A test well for oil will be drilled immediately as a neighboring gas field is being developed and a Denison line is planned to Denison Sun and Dallas News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright
Whitewright Oil & Gas Company
Kingston
Oklahoma
The
Sun
Denison
Louise LaRoe
Artie Young
Sherman
Geraldine Johnson
Roxton
Louise
Whitewright-Tom Bean Oil and Gas Company
Walnut Grove Meeting at Walnut Grove near Whitewright
The Sheehan Teague meeting at Walnut Grove two miles west of Whitewright opens Saturday August 14 at 8 pm. Attendees are urged to bring dinner and stay or camp on the grounds with ample nearby water. The program runs three services daily including Sunday at 3 pm with Rev. Sheehan’s address My Travels in Search of Truth and How I Came to Jesus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheehan Teague
Walnut Grove
Whitewright
Sheehan
Jesus
Teague
Canaan Everheart revival closes with nine conversions
A rain aided crops Monday night while a revival meeting ended Tuesday with nine conversions and several additions. W. L. White returned home from West Texas after grain purchases. Miss Mabel Keeling is confined with typhoid fever. Mrs E C Harris and daughter Leemae of town visited F E Alversons. Little Misses Gae and Mae Marshall returned home from visiting Miss Mabel Everhart. Miss May Hicks guests of Mrs Jim Mullins. Arley Dishman of Pink Hill also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. White
West Texas
Mabel Keeling
E. C. Harris
Leemae
F. E. Alverson
Gae
Mae Marshall
Mabel Everheart
Miss May Hicks
Jim Mullins
Arley Dishman
Pink Hill
Ethel Cox
Town
Dee Little
Fitz Bryant
Charley Bryant
Floyd Everheart
Kugga Blanton
Roma Harris
Esther Taylor
Geo. McCauley
Chas. Buck
J. D. Garner
J. E. Rutledge
South
Texas
R. P. Buck
W. A. Kirkpatrick
T.P. Wells
Chas. Fulton
Eva. Harris
Whitewright
Mill Reopens Under Whitewright Mill and Elevator Co
The Whitewright Mill and Elevator Company resumed operations Tuesday morning, after months of closure. A full crew is returning to work and the mill will meet local demand for its products going forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright Mill and Elevator Company
Womack Mills
Commercial Club to Build Cotton Warehouse
Through the Commercial Club a permanent warehouse for 2000 bales of cotton will be erected here. Farmers and business men have subscribed more than 32000 of the stock, and at the Monday meeting directors were chosen to locate and construct. The warehouse company will be chartered under the permanent State warehouse law, and the building will be completed in time for the fall crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Pinkston Welcomes Son as Sun Force Member Advances
Born to Mr and Mrs J T Pinkston on Wednesday July 2 a boy. Mr and Mrs Pinkston were formerly Sun force members. Mr Pinkston guides the destinies of the Post City Post and is making good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D. Erwin
Dallas
Erwin
Mattie Shaw
Rosa Cook
J. T. Pinkston
Post City Post
Pinkston
The
Sun Force
Community Guests and Visits Across Town
Local residents report a week of social visits and hosting duties. Miss Eva Harris, Miss Nell Keeling, and Miss Mollie Everheart are among those traveling or visiting relatives, while several families hosted gatherings and Sunday guests throughout the area.
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. W. Gallaher
Clara Wilson
Leonard
Murry Bryant
P. J. Pierce & Son
T.H. Sears
Wilbur Carter of
Mrs
J. M. Carter
Winnie DeLaney
P. J. Pierce
Henry Hale
Greenville
Jack McMillin
J. Pierce & Son
R. L. Hayter
West
H. Brodhead
Pierce & Son’s
Amanda Ferguson
Bells
Andrew Pierce
C. B. Bryant
Miss Martha
Homer Caston
H.P. Blanton
Gladys Corbett
W. T. Noe
John Doty
Myra
Adah Truett
Fay Cameron
Katy Nell Pierce
Mrs. Johnson
Howe
J.C. Parsons
Galveston
Enna
Hollie Montgomery
Royse City
R. L. Johnson
L. C. Long’s
Annie McGaughey
Wayne
Mississippi
Albert Patterson
J. D. Patterson
L. C. Long
W. W. Jones
Gainesville
Frank Smith
Hazel Benedict
Vieva Boothe
Arlington
Lera Dillon
Celina
J. S. Dillon
Sara Gordon
Honey Grove
Emma and
Ethel Gordon
C. C. West
C.C. West
Savoy
T. J. Smith
Charley Armstrong
Little James Bryant
Josh May
Savoy Banker
Miss Elizabeth
Louise Adams
Annie Gean
Grand Saline
Lela
Myrtle Knight
Commerce
Gladys Sears
Gladys
Massye Biggers
Kentucky
Home Bakery
Irene Dickson
Ervie Joe Blair
Bonham
J. H. Truett
Fred Moore
McKinney
J. J. Gallaher
Benton McMillin of
Remlig
Will, Bob
John Saddler
Tom Bean
Nancibell Sadler
Warden Cemetery
I. KE. Teague
Enterprise
R. L. Keene
W. J. Epting
Marguerite Parsons
J. B. Dickson
Waco
Okla
Gertrude
Rachel Montgomery
Sun and
Dallas News
Baptist Church
J. A. Henderson
Baird Anderson
Will
Jess Anderson
Tucker
Baird
Whitewright Lumber Company
Osage
L. LaRoe Lumber Company
Mrs. Eldridge
Boston
Dyer & Jones
Rexall
Devoe Paint
Canaan
Everheart
Robert Moody
Maggie Tomlin
T. O. May
C. B. Alexander
Eva Harris
J. H. Cox
Nell Keeling
Cooper
Mollie Everheart
H. H. Sears
C. D. Alverson
Kirkpatrick & Bryant
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