Local notes on visits to Kentucky and Texas
Claud Dillon returned Friday from Kentucky to visit relatives. Mrs. J A Butler of Minden Louisiana visits Mrs. Joe Mangrum. Frank Thomas of Whitesboro visited relatives here Sunday. Mrs. W L Mangrum and Mrs T G Doss visited in Bonham Tuesday. Mrs. W P Vaughn returned from New Mexico and West Texas. A G Bradley left for Kentucky last week. Miss May Badgett returned from Houston. Miss Emma Randle left Saturday for Kentucky to appear on the lyceum platform.
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Claud Dillon
Kentucky
Frank Thomas
Whitesboro
W. L. Mangrum
T. G. Doss
Bonham
A. G. Bradley
May Badgett
Houston
Emma Randle
Lyceum
Dallas Visitor Mrs Bess Lewis Travels In Town
Mrs Bess Lewis was a Dallas visitor Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Tully Fields returned to Decatur after visiting Mr and Mrs T H Lively. Mrs B F McGaughey of Honey Grove visits daughter-in-law Mrs Mary McGaughey. Miss Myrtle Badgett and Mrs J W Brown with daughter Arlene visit Mr and Mrs J C Robinson. Miss Irline Blanton of south of town spends week with aunt Mrs Badgett in Denison. Dr W D Ownby of Broken Arrow Okla visits his ill father W D Ownby. Ernest Ownby of Durant Okla visits his father here this week.
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Mrs. Tully Fields
Decatur
T.H. Lively
B. F. McGaughey of
Honey Grove
Mrs
Mary McGaughey
Mrs. J. W. Brown
Miss Arlene
Mrs. J. C. Robinson
Irline Blanton
South of Town
Mrs. Badgett
Denison
W. D. Ownby
Broken Arrow, Okla
Ernest Ownby
Durant, Okla
Mr and Mrs Arthur Truett Visit Princeton Relatives
Mr and Mrs Arthur Truett of Princeton visited relatives here Sunday, sharing time with family members and catching up on news.
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Arthur Truett
Princeton
McClure Couple Visiting Truett Family in Marietta Okla
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McClure of Marietta Oklahoma are visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Truett.
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J. H. McClure
Marietta, Okla
W. T. Truett
Visitors and visits noted around Denison area
Miss Bessie Hubert of Denison visits Mrs. R. M. Womack while Mrs. John Haden of Durant comes to see her parents Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Lewis. Snezz and Gladys Ray depart for Abilene to visit relatives. L. LaRoe and two daughters travel to Greenville to visit relatives. Sam Currin of Houston and Miss Monta Badgett return from Floydada Texas. May Higdon returns to Atoka after visiting sister Mrs. R. H. Montgomery. Detroy Peters of Gunter visits H. T. Atterberry and Mr. and Mrs. D. S. McMillin. The precinct singing convention will be held at Cannon next Sunday. all lovers of good singing are invited. Myrtle Badgett returns from Dallas after buying millinery stock.
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Sam Currin
Houston
Monta Badgett
Floydada
Texas
Cannon
Truett Family Visited Here From Mart Last Week
C L Truett and his family of Mart spent several days in town last week with his parents Mr and Mrs W A Truett.
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C. L. Truett
Mart
Mrs
W. A. Truett
Vitanoia talking machine ad promotes sales and proof
Lee Johnson the jeweler advertises the Vitanoia as the best talking machine on the market and invites customers to prove it. Mrs. Lucy Hutchins and her grandson Reed Hutchins from Tishomingo Oklahoma visit Mr. and Mrs. D. S. McMillin. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Womack and daughter Edna return from a trip to Chicago and the Great Lakes.
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Lee Johnson
Lucy Hutchins
Reed Hutchins
Tishomingo, Okla
D. S. McMillin
This City
R. M. Womack
Edna
Chicago
Great Lakes
Miss Myrtle Badgett’s millinery offers quick fall hats
A reader-friendly note invites shoppers to visit Miss Myrtle Badgett’s millinery to find an early fall hat that will please in a few minutes.
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Myrtle Badgett
Walker cousins visit in Des Are Arkansas era
Misses Adelene and Gladys Walker of Des Are Arkansas visit their cousins Misses Myrtle and Ray Russell during a family gathering in the community.
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Adelene
Gladys Walker
Des Are
Arkansas
Myrtle
Ray Russell
Haile Family Returns From Glen Rose Visit
Lester Haile and his son have returned from a visit at Glen Rose. Mrs. Haile and their daughter, visiting there, will not return for several days.
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Lester Haile
Glen Rose
Mrs. Haile
Local News: Bennett Returns to Denison Area Shops
George Bennett, formerly employed at Madden's store in Denison, has come back to the city and is employed again at T. H. Lively's dry goods store. A Vitanola phonograph is advertised as an up-to-date model that plays all needle records at an affordable price, inviting customers to come in and listen. Lee Johnson, the jeweler, is also mentioned.
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George Bennett
Madden
Denison
T. H. Lively
Lee Johnson
Fall Hats At Miss Myrtle Badgett's Millinery
Town chatter centers on Miss Myrtle Badgett's millinery shop as women admire the new fall hats. Local shoppers discuss colors and styles seen in window displays.
Smiths Visit R. K. Smith in Sherman This Week
Mr and Mrs Frank Smith and their little son of Sherman visited his father R K Smith here this week They had just returned from a trip to Fayetteville and Eureka Springs Arkansas and St Louis Missouri
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Frank Smith
Sherman
R. K. Smith
Mrs. Smith
Fayetteville
Eureka Springs
Ark
St. Louis
Stockton Women Gather for Fifty Five Year Reunion
Mrs Guy Walker of Stockton Missouri and three other sisters Mrs A E Savage Coleman Mrs H T Savage Brownwood and Mrs J W Bales Taylor have assembled at the home of their sister Mrs J D Russell for a reunion the first in fifty five years.
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Guy Walker
Stockton, Mo
A. E. Savage
Coleman
H. T. Savage
Brownwood
J. W. Bales
Taylor
J. D. Russell
Mrs Pearl Wilson Takes Charge Of Lively Store Millinery
Mrs Pearl Wilson returns from Colorado where she shopped the millinery markets and purchased a full stock of millinery goods for the Lively store. She will again head the millinery department this season.
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Pearl Wilson
Colorado
Vaughn Reports Bountiful Rain and Crops in Lubbock Area
W. P. Vaughn returns from seven weeks in the Lubbock country and states he owns several farms there. He notes crops are fine in Lubbock and neighboring counties and reports abundant rainfall, more than needed at present.
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W. P. Vaughn
Lubbock
New Fall Hats Attractively Age-Defying For Girls
Miss Myrtle Badgett invites shoppers to try new fall hats described as instantly appealing and capable of making the wearer look younger and more attractive. Visit today to see the selection.
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Myrtle Badgett
Foot Washing Debate Reflects Old Fashioned Religion
A reader notes how foot washing in traditional practice appears to embody wholesome religion, contrasting with modern approaches and highlighting enduring reverence for simple rituals and humility.
Misses Visit Aunt in Sherman
Misses Maurine May and Cecile Doss are visiting their aunt Mrs W L Johnson in Sherman.
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Maurine May and
Cecile Doss
Mrs. W. L. Johnson
Sherman
T H Lively Returns From Chicago And St Louis
T H Lively has returned after a two week absence in Chicago and St Louis where he purchased a large stock of fall and winter goods for his store here.
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T. H. Lively
Chicago
St. Louis
Powell family plans Texas move after Newport News visit
Mr and Mrs M E Powell and children recently visited his parents in Newport News Virginia where they had lived three years. Powell declares he does not intend to return to Newport News and plans to locate somewhere in Texas.
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M. E. Powell
Newport News
J. N. Powell
Revival Sees 74 Join Princeton Baptist Church
Pastor Rev. Geo C Boston closed a revival at Princeton last Sunday reporting 74 additions to the church with 49 baptisms. Every convert joined. A revival will start here Sunday with an eminent evangelist assisting Rev. Boston.
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Geo. C. Boston
Princeton
Baptist Church
Boston
Oklahoma College for Women Leaders and Plant Details
The Sun notes the Oklahoma College for Women in Chickasha as the state supported, largest women’s school in Oklahoma with a $600,000 plant. G. W. Austin, former Whitewright superintendent, serves as president of the institution.
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the Sun
Oklahoma College For Women
Chickasha
Okla
Oklahoma
G. W. Austin
Whitewright Schools
Childress Family Returns From Colorado Vacation
Rev C C Childress and family arrived home late Tuesday from a Colorado trip centered near Colorado Springs. They enjoyed the outing visiting tourist points. He requests that regular sermons be held at the Methodist church next Sunday morning, but no evening service due to a revival at the Baptist church that day.
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C. C. Childress
Colorado
Colorado Springs
New Pest Damaging Cotton in Bonham Area
Reports from Honey Grove indicate a strange pest attacking mature cotton bolls rather than squares and young bolls. A sack of affected bolls will be sent to A M College for expert investigation.
Politically Divergent Figure Sparks Debate on Good in People
A columnist notes a counterexample to the belief that most people are inherently good, describing a political disagreement that challenges optimism and prompts reflection on civic virtue. The remark underscores how political divides test perceptions and communal trust.
Colby Ready to Proclaim Suffrage Action
Washington notes Secretary of State Colby plans a formal suffrage proclamation on Thursday morning or possibly late Wednesday after receiving official notification that the thirty sixth state has ratified the amendment. Delays could come from a court action in DC or mail delivery of the Tennessee certificate. Suffrage leaders in Washington plan to hasten the action once notified. The Tennessee certificate is not expected before Wednesday afternoon.
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Washington
Colby
District of Columbia
United States
Tennessee
Nashville
State Department
Baptist Revival to Begin Next Sunday at Church
The Baptist church announces a revival meeting starting next Sunday, August 29. Rev Geo Boston will lead with an evangelist unnamed by the Sun. The pastor and church invite members of other city churches to assist and help ensure a successful revival.
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The
Baptist Church
Geo. Boston
Veteran Peace Officer John M Blain Dies in Sherman
Sherman Aug 25 John M Blain longtime peace officer and respected citizen died Tuesday afternoon after a weeks long critical illness due to high blood pressure He had been home bound most of the time and was often rolled outside in a chair He is survived by his wife and eight children.
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Sherman
John M. Blain
Mr. Blain
Cattleman with Broken Hip Lays Seven Days on Range
El Paso Aug 25 Jake Filleman a cattleman from Globe Arizona lay seven days and nights on an Arizona prairie after a mule threw him and ran away with him He had sharpened his knife to end his misery when searchers found him His tongue was swollen and he was almost dead from privation and injury Local doctors say he is recovering in hospital
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el Paso
Jake Filleman
Globe, Ariz
Arizona
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J. A. Butler
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Joe Mangrum
P.j.pierce & Sons
Craig
Bess Lewis
Dallas
Whitewright Lumber Co
Sunproof Paints and
McAlester Coal
Bessie Hubert of
John Haden
D. R. Lewis
Misses Snezz
Gladys Ray
Abilene
May Higdon
Atoka, Okla
R. H. Montgomery
Detroy Peters
Gunter
H. T. Atterberry
Horton Stand
J. L. Kirkpatrick
New
Edison