Local social notes from Dallas visits and trips
FLOCALS Mrs Joe M Connally and children visit Dallas relatives C B Bryant Jr returns from Washington DC. Mr and Mrs J C Duck visit Itasca relatives Mrs John Lance and son J H weekend in Bells. Hagerman of Slaton visit Burnhams over holidays. G L Baugher back to work after four week ankle break. J A Bixler business visit McKinney Monday. W B Bixler UT student heads to Austin after holidays. Gambel Sullivan Sweetwater teacher visits Bixler. Mrs B F Fulkerson Bonham visits daughter Mrs Glenn Doss. Clyde Vestal Dallas couple spend weekend here. T M Scott Denison sister visit. D A Ray returns from Lakeview visit with son Raymond Ray. Jack Meador returns to Arlington North Texas A C. Helen Childress returns from Dallas Fort Worth. Wayne Martin returns to Dallas after visiting parents. D A Vowell weekend in Henderson with son Shelby Yowell. Jones Alexander resumes studies in Dallas. W E Kidd and son of Slaton visit here then return home. Manton Fain Dallas buys 140 acre Clevenger farm northeast of Whitewright. Miss Emma Lilley returns to Kenefick Oklahoma after brother T J Lilley’s illness. Dobson and son visit daughter. Marie Jenkins here with illness and pneumonia, improving midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Lilley
Kenefick
Okla
T- J- Lilley
Dobson
Jack
Marie Jenkins
Meador Returns to New London and Week of Visits
Local notes report Joe Thomas Meador returning to New London after holidays with his parents. Several families share holiday visits across Bonham Sherman Dallas and nearby towns. A house fire on the Norris farm near Orangeville caused about $500 insurance coverage. origin unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Thomas Meador
New London
Mrs. C. J. Meador
J. A. Norris
Orangeville
Norris
Community Notes Highlight Local Returns And Arrivals
Cora Morrow returns from Quanah with Mrs Hodges and children Alyne Meredith and Kenneth. Gillespies resettle in Whitewright after Denison work and J C Duck transfers to West. A gas main project continues in the business district. Willie Ross completes Marine training in San Diego and heads to aviation duty. Local visits include Dallas friends and a large Christmas gathering at the Hopper home. Miss Smith visits Missouri, enjoying sights despite cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Morrow
Quanah
Sam Hodges
Alyne
Meredith
Kenneth
Willie D. Ross
Reeves Family Attends Dr Reynolds May Funeral
Henry Reeves returns to Amarillo after visiting relatives for the funeral of Dr. Reynolds May. Attending from out of town are numerous May relatives and friends from Ardmore, Gainesville, Wichita Falls, Denison, Dallas, Sherman, Waco, Hillsboro, Prosper, Tom Bean, Howe, Greenville, Trenton, and other locales, with many named extents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds May
L. R. May
Homer Price
Houston
E. O. May
Ardmore
Okla
H. G. May
H. G. May Jr
Novetta May
Lambeth May
J. C. Coleman
Wichita Falls
Mary E. May
Nora Jane May
Charles Enderby
Abner Enderby
Gainesville
Aubrey Strader
Eva
Fay Chansler
Myra
J. B. May
Savoy
Will H. Evans
Sherman
Lloyd Moore
Denison
George German
Ashley Evans
Bonham
Jim Penland
Dallas
Chas. Pen
John Perry
Willbanks
Greenville
Marshal Davis
Trenton
J. N. Fain
Funeral Services for Mrs. Jane Cowart Long 84
Funeral services were held at First Baptist Church for Mrs. Jane Cowart Long 84 who died Saturday at 10 a.m. after a long illness. Born near Bonham August 4, 1854 she lived in Pilot Grove and Whitewright, ran a millinery shop from 1909 for about 18 years, and was a former Sunday school teacher. Surviving are three brothers C L Cowart J H Cowart and T A Cowart. Interment followed at Pilot Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Cowart Long
First Baptist Church
L. O. Evans
Pilot Grove Cemetery
Glen Earnheart
Elias B. Long
Neva
Cowart
Pilot Grove
Mrs. Long
Whitewright
Long
The
Baptist Church
C. L. Cowart
Silverton
J. H. Cowart
Plainview
T. A. Cowart
Tucson
Ariz
Funeral Services for Mrs Belle Savage in Sherman
Funeral services for 70 year old Mrs Belle Savage were held Saturday in Sherman after her death Friday at home. Born December 15 1868 in Lone Oak she was daughter of Will and wife Payne and married Charles Savage in 1892 at Whitewright. Survived by son William P Savage of Lubbock three daughters Maude Thorn Sherman C A Brewer Dallas and Al Bryan Oklahoma City one brother Graham Payne Dallas and three sisters Lillie Melson Dallas Marion Pace Fort Worth and J N Fender Dal
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Belle Savage
Sherman
C. A. Brewer
Dallas
al Bryan
Oklahoma City
Graham Payne
Lillie Melson
Marion Pace
Fort Worth
J. N. Fender
Funeral services for Mrs J H Looney held at Cedar Church
Mrs J H Looney who died Friday in Sherman hospital was laid to rest at Cedar Cemetery after services at 2 30 p m in Cedar Methodist Church. Born May 7 1873 in Virginia she married in Tennessee December 25 1892 and the couple moved to Texas 37 years ago residing on a farm north of Whitewright.
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J. H. Looney
Sherman Hospital
Cedar Methodist Church
Woodrow Adcock
Howe
Cedar Cemetery
Looney
Virginia
Tennessee
Texas
White
Community Mourns Mrs. Looney in Cedar Area Obituary
Wright, before moving to the Cedar community, northwest of Tom Bean. Mrs. Looney had been a member of the Methodist Church for many years. Surviving are her husband, three grandchildren who lived with them, Joe, Jim and Charlotte Galey, two brothers, Charles Wetzel of Hager man and J. H. Wetzel of Surgoins ville, Tenn., and a sister, Mrs. A. D. Looney of Vancouver, B. C.
Miss Dora E Scales Rites Held at Whitewright Church
Funeral services for Miss Dora E Scales 78 were conducted at the Church of Christ where she was a charter member. Burial followed at Oak Hill Cemetery. She died Monday night at the home of Mrs J B Hall after years of ill health. Survived by brother Walter Scales and several nephews and nieces.
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Dora E. Scales
Church of Christ
Joseph M. Burton
Oak Hill Cemetery
Glen Earnheart
J. A. Harper
Hal Benson
J. B. Hamilton
Earl Fields
E. O. Young
J. P. Harper
Miss Scales
Kentuckytown
Whitewright
Thomas H
Amanda Nave Scales
Walter Scales
McAlester
Okla
E T Myrick 70 Dies After Long Illness in Hollis
E T Myrick 70 longtime resident of Hollis Oklahoma died Sunday at home after a long illness. He was reared south of Whitewright and was brother to Walter Myrick of Sherman formerly of Whitewright. The late Mrs. J A Stateville was a sister. He moved to Oklahoma years ago but will be remembered by older citizens of Whitewright and nearby. Surviving are his wife and several children.
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E. T. Myrick
Hollis
Okla
Mr. Myrick
Whitewright
Walter Myrick
Sherman
J. A
Funeral services for Charles A Key held in Sherman
Funeral services were held at 4 p m Monday at Daniel Scott’s funeral chapel in Sherman with Rev. Ben Ball of Leonard and Rev. T W Lovell of Southmayor officiating, burial in West Hill Cemetery. Active pallbearers were Whitewright teachers and community members. Key died Sunday night in Sherman after a heart attack three weeks prior, born December 11, 1873 in Ida. He operated a store and gin in Ida and later focused on farming. Survived by wife, one son Harold W Key superintendent of Whitewright schools, two daughters Mrs James Bowron and Dorothy Key, and one grandson Harold W Key Jr.
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Charles A. Key
Daniel Scott
Sherman
Ben Ball
Leonard
T. W. Lovell
Southmayor
West Hill Cemetery
Glen Earnheart
Whitewright
Herman Douglas
Jim Jernigan
L. E. Ricketts
Tom Cunningham
S. T. Montgomery Jr
N. L. Manning
Whitewright Public Schools
Mr. Key
Sherman Hospital
Ida
Marion
Martha Moore Key
Key
Harold W. Key
James Bowron
Graham
Dorothy Key
Harold W. Key Jr
Funeral held for Mrs. Rufus King in Rockwall
Mrs. King who had been ill for several months was buried beside her husband at Oak Hill Cemetery after funeral services in Rockwall on Saturday. She was a sister in law of Mrs. W. P. Vaughn of Whitewright and a daughter of the late Dr. and Mrs. J. Lemmon of Trenton. Survived by four sons, two daughters, two brothers, and five sisters, with relatives in Kansas, Texas, North Carolina, Massachusetts and California.
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Rockwall
Oak Hill Cemetery
Rufus King
Dallas
Emma Thomas
Charlotte
N. C
Walter Huff
Trenton
W. T. Davis
A. C. Bond
Newton
Mass
Steve Podest
San Francisco
Calif
Churches Bible Study and Service Schedule
Joe Burton, minister, invites attendees to Bible study at 10 a m and a preaching service at 11 a m and 6 30 p m. A midweek Bible study is set for Wednesday at 7 p m with all welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Burton
Church Sunday Service Schedule by Pastor Connally
Services for Sunday January 8 include 10 a m Sunday school 11 a m preaching 6 p m Epworth League and 7 p m preaching Visitors always welcome by J M Connally pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
J. M. Connally
Sunday church services led by Pastor L. O. Evans
Sunday school at 10 a.m. morning worship at 10:55 a.m. B. T. U. at 6 p.m. Evening worship at 7 p.m. Pastor L. O. Evans delivers the sermons and leads the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. Evans
First Presbyterian Church Program and Society Meeting
Dr B Wrenn Webb, pastor, outlines Old Year Experiences and New Year Promises at 11 a m and Prayer That Prevailed at 7 p m. The Woman's Missionary Society meets Monday Jan 9 at 2 30 p m with Mrs B Wrenn Webb leading. full attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Wrenn Webb
Woman's Missionary Society
J. W. Henry
Mrs Mollie Lemmon King Dies at Home Near Garland
Mrs Mollie Lemmon King died at her home near Garland on Friday after a long illness. She was a longtime resident of the area and leaves several grandchildren and friends in the community. Funeral arrangements are pending with local services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Lemmon King
Garland
Baptist W M U Circles Plan Church Meeting
The Baptist W M U circles meet Monday with North Circle Mrs O L Jones West Circle Mrs L O Evans East Circle Mrs A J Cates in study. Tuesday 10 am all circles meet at church for day event with covered dish lunch. Mrs J A Post of Denison to teach He That Giveth. county president Mrs C H Gregg will attend. All members urged to attend. visitors welcome.
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The
Baptist
North Circle
O. L. Jones
West
L. O. Evans
East
A. J. Cates
J. A. Post
Denison
C. H. Gregg
Dunning Club Christmas Party Held At Hanna Home
The Dunning Club met Wednesday night December 21 at Margaret Hanna's home for a Christmas party. A program was presented and hostess Santa Claus distributed gifts. Twelve members and one visitor attended. The next meeting will be at Janis Jayne Horton’s home.
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Dunning Club
Margaret Hanna
Santa Claus
Janis Jayne Horton
Lon A. Smith Is New Rail Commission Chairman
In Austin about 300 Railroad Commission employees and job seekers witnessed Lon A. Smith formally assume the chairmanship. Commissioners Ernest O. Thompson and Jerry Sadler pledged cooperation. Smith told applicants their cases would be considered as rapidly as possible.
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Austin
Railroad Commission
Lon A. Smith
Ernest O. Thompson
Jerry Sadler
Smith
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