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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1915
Page
2
Ira Kirk the wood man and numerous visitors from Denison Dallas Bonham and Oklahoma are listed as visiting or working in Sherman this week. Juries, meetings and lodge events are noted along with bakery ads and a charity candy sale supporting the public library and school.
The Ladies Aid and Missionary Society of the Baptist church hosts its annual bazaar December 10 and 11 in the old Truett building. Weekday hours start at 9 each morning with a 35 cent church dinner on December 11. Booths feature baby gowns towels and pillow slips aprons caps candy and a Japanese miscellaneous section.
W. O Brents and Mrs. J. J. Lewellen with Misses Mabel Garner and Elaine Lewellen of Mt. Pleasant return home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Woosley and others. H. F. Young and daughter of Sherman visit L. LaRue, who later returns home. Mrs. Wimpee and daughter of Denison visit and renew Sun subscription.
Ben F. Savage returns to Whitewright to open a law office in the May building. Born and raised here he previously served as assistant county attorney of Dallas County for about three years. He has practiced law in Dallas for six years, building a strong reputation as a counselor and advocate, and now returns to care for his mother and serve local friends.
A box supper is scheduled in Kentuckytown for Friday night to attract a large crowd. Proceeds will go to a good cause, and organizers urge community members not to miss the event.
Mr J Steinbough district rep of the State Warehouse and Marketing Department visited the city to discuss forming a cooperative marketing association. Legislation allocates 69000 for bonded warehouses and associations, overseen by a governor and two commissioners. The department hopes the free bulletin service helps farmers list goods and reach markets. Also notes visits of Mrs Alice B Bowling of Russellville Ky Mrs T A Lewis and Mrs T R Davidson of Temple Oklahoma, home leave. Parent-Teachers Association plans next meeting at 3:30 in the physics lab to discuss teaching politeness at home and school.
Mrs. Joe Farris remains confined to her bed due to injuries sustained last week when struck by a Katy train. Authorities report the incident occurred near the railway crossing. her condition is being monitored as medical staff treat multiple injuries.
We offer shop worn and discontinued buggies at deep cuts. Moon Bros cut under was 130 now 75. Jas W Moon auto seat runabout damaged paint was 110 now 68. Parry rubber tire runabout was 105 now 60. second hand Enterprise repainted tires 35. Moon Bros cut under short stock was 160 now 137.50. Jas W Moon surrey for two horses was 143 now 110. two seated farm back was 110 now 75. F C Christian Hardware Saddles Buggies Harness.
Charley Chaplin will show in two reels at the Odeon Theatre Saturday from 11 a m to 6 p m The Bank is the picture with Chaplin as the leading comedy player for the movies He attracts large crowds when featured Don t miss him Saturday Those who saw him Oct 9 will not miss this showing at the Odeon only
Four year old Jersey milch cow with a young heifer calf is offered for sale. See Robert Allison at the old McFarland place two miles north of Orangeville and one mile south of Ely for details.
At last Thursday night’s meeting the 1.0.0.F. Lodge elected officers for the coming year. Noble Grand F. M. Echols and Vice Grand J. H. Dixon led a slate that also included J. H. Waggoner as Secretary and T. W. Gattis elected as representative to the Grand Lodge. J. S.
Jack McMillin visits Waco this week as representative of the local Masonic lodge for the Grand Lodge meeting.
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