Florence Johnson Visits Aunts in Waco
Miss Florence Johnson of Waco is visiting her aunts Mrs. Luther Sears and Mrs. J. B. Dixon.
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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1927
Page
5
Miss Florence Johnson of Waco is visiting her aunts Mrs. Luther Sears and Mrs. J. B. Dixon.
Mrs. Edna Ray Womack and Miss Edna visited friends in Dallas Monday and Tuesday. Douglas Lackey and son from Los Angeles stayed with Ott Lackey Womack. Rev J E Montgomery of Graham visits Mrs Montgomery’s parents F M Echols. Lucian LaRoe and daughter Lucile visited Greenville relatives. N M Phy and son from Stamford visit Mrs Phy’s parents J W Wilson. An optometrist ad promises satisfaction with new glasses.
Mrs. M. E. Holcomb and daughter Beulah of Roswell New Mexico visit in the home of Mr and Mrs R L Holcomb. Mr and Mrs Berry Martin and children from Arkansas visit in the home of Mr and Mrs Clarence Martin.
Jerry Montgomery returned to his Dallas residence Tuesday following a visit with his grandfather B. S. Montgomery.
Claud Stallings and Misses Golia and Gwendolyn Carter of Terrell were guests of Miss Ollie McMill in Sunday.
Mrs. H. R. Duke and daughter Elizabeth of Jacksonville are guests of Mrs. Duke's mother Mrs. J. R. Carter. Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Montgomery and their guests Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Clendening of Aransas Pass visited relatives at Commerce Sunday.
W H King and Mr and Mrs Eugene McElvaney and son of Dallas left Monday for Fayetteville Arkansas. Mrs W W Dossey and daughter Mrs W L Stowers and Miss Verma Mangrum are visiting friends in Terrell. Mr and Mrs C W Pope and daughter Frances are in Broken Bow Oklahoma visiting Rev and Mrs G M McNeilly. Mr and Mrs Walter Cox and children and Mr and Mrs J T Cox have returned from visits with relatives in Vernon and Quanah.
Mr and Mrs Lucian Andrews attend the National Rural Letter Carriers Association annual meeting in Oklahoma City on Tuesday morning.
Reverend Ben Sturdivant, SMU student minister, preached at St. John’s Methodist Church in Dallas last Sunday morning. The church, led by Pastor Rev. Frank B. Wheeler, sits at the Bacon Street and East Side Street corner.
Mr and Mrs Clay Horton attend the National Rural Letter Carriers Association annual meeting in session in Oklahoma City with attendees from across the country.
Mrs G W Pope came back Tuesday from an extended visit with her daughters Mrs J W Pender of Greenville and Mrs R H Jay of Fort Worth.
Announcement notes H Benedict has accepted a position with the Hudson and Davis Company dry goods store and invites friends to call on him for service. The brief message emphasizes readiness to assist and maintain connections within the community.
Mr and Mrs F L Clendening from Aransas Pass visit Mrs Clendening s parents Mr and Mrs S H Montgomery and other relatives here.
Mr and Mrs Pascal E Stephens Mrs F M Stephens southwest of town and Mrs M F Stephens of Howe visited relatives at Denison.
Mr and Mrs H J Bradshaw of Abilene announce the birth of a daughter on Wednesday. Mrs Bradshaw is the daughter of Mr and Mrs B S Montgomery of Whitewright.
Mrs. Jack Mitchell and her children returned to Dallas Saturday after visiting her parents Dr. and Mrs. R. L. Sears. Mrs. Sears accompanied them for a short visit.
Dr. Ross R. May and Mr and Mrs Glenn Doss with their son Robert traveled to Dallas on Sunday where Robert received a new setting for his broken arm at the Carroll Driver Clinic.
Trent Phillips Jr left Wednesday for Racine Wisconsin to spend several days at the J I Case Threshing Machine Company plant. From there he will proceed to Buenos Aires South America where he will be employed by the J I Case Threshing Machine Company.
Judge Elbert H. Gary chairman of United States Steel Corporation died at his New York City home on Monday at age eighty one. He was regarded as one of America's outstanding business leaders.
Ben Crush and his family of Garland will relocate to Whitewright early next week. Crush will serve as manager of the Alexander and Coldwell store here, a role held in Garland by his firm. J. A. Alexander the senior partner will spend part of his time at the Whitewright store, as before.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Vestal spent the weekend in Waco and Belton visiting their son Addison who will soon depart for New York City to attend Columbia University. They were accompanied home by daughter Altha May who has been attending Belton College.
The Rotary Club gathered last Friday with nearly full attendance and several guests. D E Low led the program, featuring Miss Gladys Ray and accompanist Miss Edna Womack. Ray, a Whitewright favorite, performed songs and readings including an Italian version of the National Anthem heard in Rome.
The Northwest Fannin County singing convention meets at Hebron church three miles north of Bells next Sunday at 2 PM. All invited as singers from several counties are expected. Reporter notes. Rev. and Mrs. J. T. Purvis returned from Caddo Mills where a revival at the Christian Church yielded fourteen conversions.
Lester Haile returned from Floydada where three weeks were spent evaluating improvements on his farm. He notes good crop conditions in the area and that cotton is late but should yield well if a freeze does not arrive early this fall.
A St. Paul Pioneer Press nugget suggests Edison advocated eating the same food daily, quipping that nature made man to run a boarding house.
Mrs Mary McGaughey entertained a group Sunday including Mr and Mrs Levi Hall Mr and Mrs Jess Collard of Honey Grove Mr and Mrs Jack Hobbs and children of Petty Mr and Mrs P H Hall and children of Dallas Mr and Mrs B F Binson of Caddo Oklahoma Mrs Lawton England and two daughters of Durant Oklahoma Mr and Mrs William George and Mr and Mrs Dewitt George of Paul.
George and Mr. and Mrs. Blake Mc Allister of Commerce are listed along with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McMillin, Mrs. Cora Simmons, Mrs. Austin Bowles, and Mrs. W. L. White of Whitewright.
A New York man has wed his stenographer of seven years, ending a long partnership with a personal marriage. The note from the Charleston Mail adds a wry comment that it was due, a playful turn-about.
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