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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1920

Page

8

Sherman Masons to Honor A L Randell

Sherman masons plan a December 14 1920 reception in First Baptist Sherman to honor Andrew L Randell elected Grand Master of Masons of Texas. Travis Lodge 117 will host with speakers, music by a Dallas Scottish Rite quartet, and a komple program led by Past Grand Master Dan S McMillin. The event aims to memorialize Masonry’s history in Texas.

At & Wedlock First Baptist Church Sherman Travis Lodge Andrew L. Randell Grand Lodge of Masons of Texas Waco Masonic Grayson County Masons of Texas Ranfell A. Pr A. M WH Leslie James Biggs W. M. Shaw A. F Albert Smith Robert Morton Luella B. Thompson James G. Bennett Fred I. Danford George Ashley Brewster James G Dennett A. A. Ross Lockhart Texas Donisetti Fellowship of Kindred Minds Cirgan Meachun PL Reynolds Terus

Pocketbook found in Main Street prompts polite response

A Western paper reported a man who found a pocketbook on Main Street was asked to forward it to the loser. The next day the paper published a courteous reply from the finder saying the recognized individual who picked up the pocketbook invites the loser to call at a convenient date.

Main Street

Farm Bureau shows growth in Grayson County

Sherman December 6 total figures from the campaign in the south half of Grayson County show more than 1000 Farm Bureau members. Organization of the community and county councils will be carried on during the week.

Sherman Grayson County Farm Bureau

No Worms in a Healthy Child

Advertisement notes that worms in children cause pale color and stomach issues. It promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a two to three week tonic to enrich blood, aid digestion, and strengthen the system, claiming it will expel worms and restore health. Price listed as 75e per bottle.

Grove

Educators of Our Children by Elizabeth Harrison

A renowned doctor says education develops accurate observation sound judgment and energetic action. He urges using precise facts with children, contrasting behavior, and cultivating dignity in home and school life. Adults shape a child’s mind through everyday conduct and meaningful conversation.

Habitual Constipation Cured in 14 to 21 Days

A Syruphonic laxative product named LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN claims to cure habitual constipation in 14 to 21 days. It relieves promptly and should be taken regularly to induce regular action. The syrup is advertised as very pleasant to take and is priced at 60 cents per bottle.

City taxes due at fire station this year

A 1920 city ad valorem and poll taxes are now due and payable at the city fire station. W. A. Hamilton, tax collector, notes the payment location. The comedy line about horses appears in a separate personal exchange.

W. A. Hamilton

Laxa Tive Bromo Quinine Promoted For Tonic Laxative Effect

An advertisement touts Laxa tive Bromo Quinine as superior to ordinary quinine, claiming it is tonic without causing nervousness or head ringing. The copy urges readers to remember the full name and look for the signature KE W Grove and notes a 30c price.

KE. W. Grove

Train trip ends with boy sandwich tale

Mr Headley rode a train without a dining car. At a stop near a restaurant he urged a boy on the platform to fetch a sandwich and paid him two dimes. The boy returned with a sandwich and a dime, saying there was only one sandwich left.

Mr. Headley Headley

Printing calling cards and engraving services offered

A local shop announces options to print calling cards or engrave them for customers. The notice emphasizes both card printing and engraving as available services to suit preferences.

Hayes Healing Honey and Open-Trate Salve Combo

Quick cough relief with Hayes Healing Honey and Grove Open-Trate Salve for chest and throat. Includes 35 cent price for the combined carton. Rubs salve on chest for children with colds or croup. honey soothes throat tissues to end coughing.

Hayes Grove

Porter's News Porters Sunday School Welcomes Visitors

Raining day slows activity but Porter's Sunday school remains active with several visitors from Ely Whitewright Trenton and Bonham joining. Mrs Williams returns from Savoy visit as families including Jones Smiths and Musser attend. Community notes invite locals to attend next Sunday school and visit Porter's.

Mrs. Williams Savoy Charlie Richardson Trenton Mrs. Jones Robert Allison Bonham Leslie Jones Beulah Smith Ely Geo Barnum Elzie Fields Clara Eva Horton Whitewright Will Anderson Marion Smith John Musser R. R. Hicks Henry Bowen Porter

Grove’s Tasteless Tonic Restores Energy and Vitality

A tonic remedy claims to purify blood and enrich it with iron and quinine. It asserts improved color, appetite, and strength, noting the product destroys malarial and grip germs. Sold for 75 cents and advertised as pleasant for children.

Grove

Golden Medical Discovery and Dr Pierce’s Miracle Tonic

A historic note recalls Dr. Pierce a famed rural physician who later based in Buffalo New York and popularized his Golden Medical Discovery a tonic blood maker and corrective made from roots and barks. The preparation claimed wide use across families and sectors with over twenty four million bottles sold in the United States.

Dr. Pierce Buffalo N. Y United States Pierce

Rainy Singers Disrupted Sunday Night Show

A weather interrupted event notes the singing was rained out Sunday night. Adie Jones visited Ector on business last week. Miss Leslie Jones from Ely spent Sunday with P. A. Jones and family. The paper urges readers to place Christmas printing orders early to avoid holiday rush and improve service.

Adie Jones Ector Leslie Jones Ely P. A. Jones the Sun

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Sherman Masons A. L. Randell Rev. T. \. Wharton The Grand Lodge of Texas Rogers Rr. C. Dillard Gretchaninet Masonic Grand Lodge of Texas Elizabeth Harrison Nica Ieee Eitta Nyc Kirschbaum Ed Denison Albert Gregory Bluford Ill Cardus Gardus Cchristmas Mitchell Bros Jarland & Hileman Roberts Pioneer
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