Local and Personal News Roundup in Sherman
Mrs R H Jay of Sher if relatives here Sunday. Mrs F E Douglas visited Van Alstyne Sunday. Hatfield of Sherman visiting D S McMillin. Haden of Durant sister Mrs L LaRoe visiting Plane Two good second hand SW. H Stedham. me McMillin Sinclair visited relatives here last this date on cobs will be everyone. Kimbell Milling A big Special on Ruby and Sap Rings for Saturday at John son s Jr attending Baylor. Mr and Mrs Ben Roberts of Dallas visiting his mother Mrs A M Roberts. W N Carter and family returned from Maybank revival meeting. Dr Ross R May went to Ranger Tuesday. Mrs Emmet Penna Bryant Nell visited Honey Grove Sunday. Mr and Mrs Grady Spindle visited Lois Lively at Bonham Sunday. Mrs Eugene McElvaney of Dallas spent the week end here with her parents. Mrs A K McKinsey of Smithville visiting D A Ray. Vulcanizing and tire repairing by R H Morehead. Mr and Mrs L T Garland returned from Lub bock. Frank Spindle of Sherman visiting his parents. Mrs W T Sears returned from visit to Dallas. Mr and Mrs R M Womack and son David returned from New Orleans. Mrs J E Russell in Dallas with her mother who underwent an operation.
Local residents visit over the weekend in Sherman area
Tom King of Sherman spent Sunday here with his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. H. King. W. C. Pennington of Royse City visited relatives here the first of the week. Miss Mary Rena Penn has returned from a two weeks visit with relatives at Honey Grove. Mrs. Lois Gordon of Frisco spent the week end with her parents Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Spindle. Shoe repairing offered by R. S. Morehead.
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Tom King of
Sherman
Mrs
W. H. King
W. C. Pennington
Royse City
Mary Rena Penn
Honey Grove
Lois Gordon
Frisco
J. F. Spindle
Misses Holland Spend Weekend at Whitesboro with Brother
Misses Emma and Vera Holland visited their brother W. H. Holland at Whitesboro for the weekend. J. A. Blanton departed Thursday for Electra to take charge of a gin there.
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Emma
Vera Holland
W. H. Holland
Whitesboro
J. A. Blanton
Electra
Jim Hardcastle Accepts Post in Altus Oklahoma
Jim Hardcastle departed Saturday for Altus Oklahoma where he has accepted a new position.
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Jim Hardcastle
Altus
Okla
Barber shop ad and family visitors in local notes
I make old hats new. Guaranteed to please, if not satisfied, will cost you nothing. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Barbee and children and Miss Louise Sears returned Monday from Sulphur Oklahoma. Mrs. J. B. Hembree and son Winfred of Honey Grove came in Tuesday to visit her mother Mrs. J. T. Roberts and other relatives. W. F. Sanders went to Bowie Thursday to be at the bedside of his brother Jess Sanders who is seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Barbee
Louise Sears
Sulphur, Oklahoma
J. B. Hembree
Winfred
Honey Grove
J. T. Roberts
W. F. Sanders
Bowie
Jess Sanders
Local residents visit, travel, and business notes
Mr and Mrs W F Bowen and daughter of Royse City were guests of Mrs Maggie Montgomery Sunday. W B Hestand and two daughters visited Rev and Mrs J F Alderson in Royse City Tuesday. F B Kimbell returned to Groesbeck after visiting Mrs Kimbell's parents the Montgomeries. W B McCoy leaves Cotton Belt depot for Naples to join his brother in a drug business. J J Pritchett and daughter Vista of Ector and Robert Pritchett of Dallas visited Mrs W J Doss. Four miles of track laid on the Dallas Terrell interurban. full line expected by December 1. Paul Smith of Denison spent time with uncle Dan Hollingsworth. Smith just returned from Manila after two years in U S Army. Watermelon on ice 10c a slice. homemade ice cream by dish, pint, or quart. cold drinks available at Pierce's Cafe. Take Sunday rest at the cafe with Sunday dinner. Arthur Allison, 24, died last Thursday at Ector from typhoid fever. Funeral at Savoy Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Smith
Denison
Dan Hollingsworth
Mr. Smith
Manila
U. S
Arthur Allison
Ector
T. J. Allison
Savoy
Pressman Nears Serious Injury at Planters Gin
Walter Mullins a pressman at the Planters gin was struck under the chin by a press lever on Monday afternoon. He was knocked unconscious for about thirty minutes and a deep gash under the chin required several inches to close.
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Walter Mullins
Planters Gin
Local families travel to Lubbock County for farm oversight
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. May and their children join Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Barbee and their children and Alton May on a motor trip last Saturday to Lubbock County. They will stay several days and manage their farm interests while there.
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R. H. May
T. E. Barbee
Alton May
Lubbock County
Mr. May
Mr. Barbee
Pres ton Everheart Post Legion Members Visit Bonham
About sixty members of the Preston Everheart Post American Legion traveled to Bonham on Wednesday for a group outing. The event reflects post activities and community engagement by veterans.
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Preston Everheart Post
American Legion
Bonham
Bonham Legion Hosts Three Day American Legion Picnic
Morning parade duties at 11 by Bonham Legion Post opened a three day Legion picnic. The local Legion band drew cheers from spectators while the baseball club planned daily games against Bonham. A large dinner for visitors Wednesday was praised as a strong "feed" by local boys.
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American Legion
Bonham Legion Post
Denison Woman Visited Dallas With McMillins
Mrs Irene Atterberry of Denison visiting her parents Mr and Mrs D S McMillin spent Monday in Dallas. She was accompanied to Dallas by Dan and Seldon McMillin who were visiting their grandparents.
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Irene Atterberry
Denison
D. S. McMillin
Dallas
Dan and
Seldon McMillin
Duncan couple visits Kentuckytown kin in Kentucky town
Prof and Mrs W B Duncan of Austin visit relatives in Kentuckytown. Mr Duncan, longtime Grayson College teacher, now leads the chemical laboratory at the State University seeking to connect with hometown kin.
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W. B. Duncan
Austin
Kentuckytown
Duncan
Grayson College
The
State University
Fishing trip leaves on Little River for four men
Four young men Eugene Everheart Bryant Penn John Philip Barbee and Frank Spindle left Monday morning for a fishing trip on Little River northeast of Paris. The first barrel of fish from them is expected here today and a barrel a day is anticipated until their return home Saturday.
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Little River
Paris
Eugene Everheart
Bryant Penn
John Philip Barbee
Frank Spindle
Joe Johnson and His Radio Station in Dallas News Photo
Sunday’s Dallas News featured Joe Johnson with a clear view of his radio gear. A longtime wireless enthusiast, he was among Texas’s early hobbyists and has a strong setup, sometimes receiving signals from as far as New Jersey.
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Dallas News
Joe Johnson
Joe
Texas
New Jersey
Mrs E P Montgomery Attends Honey Grove Funeral
Mrs E P Montgomery and son Crawford traveled to Honey Grove on Wednesday to attend the funeral of her mother Mrs Sam McKee who died suddenly Tuesday night. Mrs McKee was the widow of Dr Sam McKee a pioneer citizen of Honey Grove. The family has the sympathy of many friends in this bereavement.
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E. P. Montgomery
Crawford
Honey Grove
Sam McKee
McKee
Local resident to start dairy operation west of town
Henry Williams announces plans to run a city dairy starting next week. He has seven fine milk cows and will expand if demand grows. A shipment of milk bottles is expected soon. Milk will be delivered twice daily and stored in sanitary containers until reaching customers’ doors. Williams expects strong patronage, and The Sun notes sufficient local business to support the dairy.
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Henry Williams
the Sun
Williams
Sun
The
Dallas cotton merchant Arthur B. Macaulay dies at 36
Arthur B. Macaulay 36 of Highland Park Dallas died Wednesday morning at his home a 3600 Princeton avenue. He was a son in law of Mr and Mrs J L Boone and survived by wife and three children Boone Hugh and Mayfair. Funeral held at 10 am Thursday. J H Cyclone Davis arrived in town Wednesday but declined to speak due to unadvertised date. Printed calling cards offered at 1.50 for 100.
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Arthur B. Macaulay
Princeton Avenue
Highland Park
Dallas
Macaulay
J. L. Boone
King Finlay & Company
Boone
Hugh
Mayfair
Miss Mayfair Boone
J. H
Cyclone) Davis
Texas
Earle B. Mayfield
United States
Mayfield
Mr. Davis
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R. H. Jay
Sherif
F. E. Douglas
van Alstyne
Hatfield of Sherman
Haden
Durant, Okla
L. LaRoe
H. Stedham
Mnie McMillin Sinclair
Kimbell Milling
Ruby
Sap
Johnson’s
Baylor
Ben Roberts
A. M. Roberts
W. N. Carter
Maybank
Ross R. May
Ranger
Emmet Penna
Bryant
Baby Nell
Grady Spindle
Lois Lively
Bonham Sunday
Eugene McElvaney
A. K. McKinsey of
Smithville
D. A. Ray
Morehead
R. M. Womack
David
New Orleans
J. E. Russell
Mattie Lee
Gallaher & Son
Eastman Kodaks
Whitewright Lumber Company
R. S. Morehead
W. F. Bowen
Maggie Montgomery
W. B. Hestand
J. F. Alderson
F. B. Kimbell
Groesbeck
W. B. McCoy
Cotton Belt
Naples
J. J. Pritchett
Miss Vista
Robert Pritchett
Dallas-Terrell Interurban
P. J. Pierce & Sons
J. W. Davidson
Whitewright
J. L. Kirkpatrick
L. LaRoe & Company
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