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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1928
Page
13
In Prescott Arizona a wealthy cattleman Tom Goodwin died after a crash while delivering Christmas toys and candy. He urged a rescue party to ensure the children are happy as his last message. Reg Thomas and Pearl Johnson were injured in the wreck.
Bob Cantrell of the Daily Texan lauds Redman Hume as the greatest back in Southwestern Conference history. He defends Hume from critics, notes his cockiness, and credits him for fighting through injuries while his team, the Ponies, faced tough breaks and losses.
Fort Worth delegates to the Texas Odd Fellows grand lodge session heard praise for the order in the state. The group, about 400 delegates from 600 lodges, supported paying all delegates' expenses to the Beaumont 1929 convention, with each lodge covering its own delegate. The decision also ruled the 1929 site could not be moved from Beaumont by the Fort Worth meeting.
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