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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1933
Page
5
Denison resident Lloyd Moore and many others from Denton Sherman Pilot Point Van Alstyne Dallas Fort Worth and Mineola drop by Whitewright and area over the weekend visiting relatives and friends. Notables include Dr A R King of Fort Worth Mrs Cappie Beard of near Leonard and Miss Lucille Giles in Sherman.
Bill Jones, writing as Bill, promotes The Roberts Company coffee store. He touts bulk coffee options, Santos and Rio blends, and ground beans milled on site. He invites customers to save 2c to 5c per pound by buying bulk and packing charges being waived.
Local residents host visitors from Dallas Oklahoma and Fort Worth. Business moves include Mrs Carter relocating to Whitewright to start life insurance and real estate work. J M Sturdivant named manager of Whitewright Ice and Gin. a funeral in Cooke County and a note on the Sun selling typewriter paper.
Dayton resident Mrs. Betty Luedeke praises Kruschen for shedding ten pounds in seven days. The ad claims one half teaspoon in hot water each morning before breakfast is a safe fat loss method. A four week bottle is inexpensive and money back if not convinced, with warnings against imitations.
The Martha Sunday school class of the Methodist Church met with Mrs J D Lowe Friday afternoon. A business session social session and refreshments featured the meeting.
Miss Clyde Johnson of Whitewright a freshman at Texas Christian University Fort Worth is a cast member in the first original light opera Moonlight Mesa to be produced on campus February 7 announced by the university news bureau.
A birthday dinner for J H Crawford of Orangeville was held Sunday with 46 relatives and friends at the Crawford home. Each family brought food, and there was plenty for all with some left over. It was a joyful occasion for Mr Crawford and attendees.
The Whitewright Music Club met with Mrs. Grover B. Smith on Friday afternoon to discuss Ed win MacDowell and his life. Mrs. R. A. Gillett led the topic, and a MacDowell music paper by Mrs. George German was read by Miss Clyde Montgomery. Mrs. H. T. Atterberry explained the MacDowell Association. Musicians on the program included Miss Tommie Chenoweth, Mrs. F. D. Layman, and Mrs. Grover B. Smith. Mrs. C. S. Witt, a club member leaving the city, received toasts from several members. Hostess duties were aided by Miss Mae Hall.
The Junior Music Club met Feb. 1 at 3 p m in Miss Tommie Cheno’s grammar school studio. The program featured instrument cards by section, solo piano pieces, a Schumann biography, and musical games including Orchestral Instruments.
A historical journal presents a compiled list titled the 95 most inspiring words in the English language. It includes Almighty achievement ambition aspiration beauty brave chivalry Christ confidence conqueror consecration courage dauntless determination devotion earnestness ecstasy exaltation faith fame fervent fortitude friendship gallantry God greatness happiness heroism holiness home hope ideal illustrious immortality indomitable invincible joyous kingly knowledge liberty life love loyalty magnanimous magnificent majestic manhood mastery mercy mighty mother nobility omnipotent omniscience patriotism peace peerless perfection perseverance pluck power prayer pre-eminence princely progress queenly redeemer regal rejoicing righteousness salvation seraphic sovereign success superb supreme sympathy thanksgiving triumphant truth unflinching valiant victory virtue will youth zeal.
Mrs Peck confronts Henry about mixed up theater plans. Henry admits he visited Bill Dowell to test home brew and could not recall the correct theater name, switching from Grand to Metropolitan in apology.
W. W. Litchfield wins 4450 damages from the Great Western Railway of England after a spark from an engine started a fire that destroyed a willow tree plantation used for growing cricket bats.
The quiet home wedding of Miss Anna Ruth Denton and J Alton May took place at the Denton home in Amarillo with Rev. Roy C. Snodgrass officiating. The couple planned a honeymoon to Austin Fort Worth Dallas and Whitewright before returning to 1700 Jackson Street. Miss Denton is a graduate of Amarillo High and Amarillo College and Mr. May is manager of Randal Drug Store No 1 and a Trinity University alumnus.
Gov Miriam A Ferguson sent four major appointments to the Texas Senate. Frank L Denison of Temple is nominated as chairman of the Highway Commission for six years starting February 15. He would succeed Cone Johnson as a member and replace Judge W R Ely as chairman if confirmed, joining two other Ferguson picks on the board.
The Methodist Missionary Society held two meetings at the homes of Mrs. H. P. Donigan and Mrs. J. M. Sturdivant. Book reviews highlighted "Lady Fourth Daughter" and chapters seven and eight of "Living Issues in China" with a covered dish luncheon and a social hour followed by refreshments.
Jenkins and Jenkins Service Cars cuts round trip fare to Sherman to 1.00 and one way fare to 75 cents to attract riders, highlighting cheaper travel than driving.
Pastor C C Merritt urges Church of Christ members to live true religion by visiting orphans and widows and keeping life clean. He forecasts spring revival, invites attendance for February 5 services, and notes an invitation to preach at Central Christian Church next Sunday.
The passage outlines that a county court handles administration wills and estates with appellate reach to the district court. Probate venue is the decedent's county of residence or principal property, or nearest kin if none in the state. Title passes to devisees or legal heirs at death.
A Missouri man recalls meeting a Georgia girl in a hotel lobby. They discuss the unusually cold weather and the contrast with Georgia. The exchange ends with a memorable look that he will never forget.
Seven thousand miners in a Fife district confront unemployment insurance denials totaling between 40000 and 50000 dollars for strike period work stoppage after a hours dispute.
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