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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1921
Page
5
J L Dyer and several others visited Dallas Tuesday while Bert Ray and W B Hestand with others traveled to Dallas. Mrs D H Martindale returned from Dallas, Dr G J Hornbuckle’s home suffered a fire loss, and local shops advertised turkeys and safety razors. Community notices list visits, sales, and local events with Sherman and Leslie Hardware Co promotions.
Mrs. M C Kerney of Brownwood visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. H L Webster. 666 cures Bilious Fever.
Mrs. C B Bryant leaves for a trip at the start of the week to visit her daughter Mrs. A H Fortner in Sweetwater Texas where they will spend time together and share family moments.
A large crowd attended the box supper at the Can Aan schoolhouse last Friday. D. A. Ray supervised the box sale which netted $58.51. The school board will use the funds for school needs. The Grayson County Live Stock Association plans its December meeting in Sherman next Saturday to discuss dairy livestock campaign plans.
The White Produce Co urges farmers to obtain current price quotes before selling produce. Contact points highlight fresh market values and negotiation leverage for growers seeking guard against low offers.
A promotional notice urges buyers to skip bars and spend on a genuine one dollar Safety Razor with six blades for 39 cents, attributed to Manning and Clark.
Miss Allie Shook left Monday night to be at the bedside of her brother J. M. Shook who is seriously ill in Kansas City.
A Christmas bargain offers a genuine Safety Razor with six blades in a neat silver plated box for only 39 cents. The present aims at budget shoppers seeking value and convenience this season.
Miss Roberta Sloan who teaches in Howe spent the weekend with her sister Mrs. Gilmore Webster.
Holiday goods and prices are in line with the times at Johnson's with a sales rush expected as items are picked over. D. M. Pope sold his West Grand Avenue residence to Dr. J. B. Birt of Pilot Grove who will move here after year start to open a medical practice. Parvin, a Celina area farmer, filed for bankruptcy in Sherman federal court listing liabilities of 144 656.47 with 128 032.18 secured and assets of 138 455. 25 755 exempt.
P. J. Pierce and Sons advertise cafe service options promising use for gatherings and daily meals with emphasis on hospitality and quality.
The Reverend J F Fenders will conduct the funeral for Jim McKee, held Monday in Honey Grove. McKee is remembered as a prominent local resident and kin of Mrs EF Montgomery of this city.
Tax notices announce that 1921 city taxes are ready and payable at the city collector’s office located in the city fire station. Citizens are urged to settle by the due date to avoid penalties.
J H Biggerstaff is serving on the grand jury in the 59th district court as the panel was convened Monday morning.
The Whitewright Boy Scouts announce full organization and plan a Saturday morning march down Main Street with hoes and rakes. Two groups will split duties to clean the main business street and back alleys, competing to do their work best.
Mr John C Brooke of Mexico City and Tampico Mexico married last Sunday to Miss Hope Ball of Fort Worth Daughter of Mrs Minnie Ball She has lived in Fort Worth for years and held a responsible job Friends here send congratulations and best wishes for the couple.
Customers can request their preferred maga zine at Pierce's Café and receive it monthly upon request.
Rev J F Fender reports Miss Emma Dee Randle will give two Christmas readings at the Presbyterian Church. The programs titled Christmas Day in the Morning and Christmas Day in the Evening will be presented Christmas Eve and Christmas Night. Randle, based in Ohio, is renowned as a reader and impersonator, drawing longtime local interest.
R. S. Morehead advertises a convenient station offering the best gas and oils for motorists.
A cheerful pedestrian travels through busy markets, spreading cheer with a sprightly walk and a whistle. His buoyant mood uplifts others, serving as a guide for passersby who might need a lift.
A short excerpt of Walt Mason urging readers to wear a cheerful persona. The speaker reflects on life as a 10 cent game and grapevine troubles, then celebrates contagious cheer as a remedy. The verse encourages optimism and social uplift through a bright demeanor.
Ongoing availability of cotton seed meal and hulls for sale from The Oil Mill. Regular stockpiles kept for buyers seeking feed and byproduct supplies.
A sympathetic lady questions a boy about his injured hand after he reveals he sawed the top of his finger off. The boy explains the accident happened while sawing, reflecting a street encounter or moral tale style.
The White Produce Company advertises offering the highest market prices for turkeys at all times. They invite farmers and suppliers to bring birds for immediate payment.
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