Truant Law Narrowly Enforced in Whitewright
Superintendent Durham notes violations of the compulsory 100 day school law in Whitewright with truancy patrols planned. Sickness is cited as the only legal excuse. Also in local notices, the Methodist Woman’s Missionary Society meets Monday at 2:30 PM, and several residents list visits, purchases, and business updates around Sherman, Dallas, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Whitewright
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Methodist Church
Wesley College president tours Whitewright school
Dr. G F Winfield, president of Wesley College Greenville, visited Supt H L Durham last week. A member of state committees, he praised the school at Whitewright as above average for towns of its size and expressed pleasure with conditions and the staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Winfield
Wesley College
Greenville
Supt
H. L. Durham
Winfield
State Teachers’ Association
Whitewright
Local notes from Crockett and vicinity
Mr and Mrs E F Roemer left for Bowling Green Kentucky after visiting Mrs Roemers sister Mrs J W Nash Ernest Lilley went to St Louis to buy goods for J F Lilley dry goods Mrs H Benedict of Caldwell Idaho visited Crockett Miss Mildred Cantrell hosted a six oclock dinner Four couples were guests Reed Badgett and family visit bedside of his mother S H Badgett Dewey Bennett from Dalton Georgia became Katy station night clerk A Red Cross nurse conducted school health exams finding defects needing care Mrs G L Baugher ill in critical condition and not expected to recover
Pianist Dr Sam Ball To Gift Oklahoma Presbyterian College Concert
Dr Sam Ball head of the music department at Oklahoma Presbyterian College will give a piano concert at the public school auditorium this Thursday night February 10. Ball is a noted pianist and the event promises a fine program. The concert was postponed from last Friday due to lack of public notice and tickets indicate a good audience tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Ball
Oklahoma Presbyterian College
Methodist Sunday School contest grows in interest and attendance
Leonard reports 172 present last Sunday leaving seven in the lead. 166 attended the prior week with 100 percent of officers and teachers present and several classes at full turnout. The note urges enrollment, participation, and welcoming new members, stressing the goal of a 100 percent school and active work by every member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard
Mack Stauffer Here Next Week
Speaking of Mack Stauffer, Brook Mays of Brook Mays & Co. in Dallas calls him one of the greatest piano experts. He introduces a new Double-Extension Mute promising clearer treble and deeper bass, with a new piano tuning approach priced at seven dollars and fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Neff
Dallas
Hudson, Davis & Co
Mack Stauffer
Brook Mays
Brook Mays & Co
Texas
Stauffer
Brickleader Hotel
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Heinz
Gordon Brothers
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Retail Merchants Association
B. Legg
Silas Wilson
Sherman
Mrs
J. C. Robinson
Johnson’s
Ebb Stewart
John Rutherford
Paul Roberts
Ethel Gordon
Honey Grove
Pierce
E. D. Brodhead of
Cooper
Howard Brodhead
Miss Lake Frances Wilson of
T. G. Doss
P. J. Pierce & Sons
R. S. Morehead
M. J. Long
Oakwood
B. B .Kimbell
Theresa Dyer
Don Dyer
S. E. Yeager
Nevada
Mrs. W. C. Cook
Pierce's
Jack Webster
Gatesville
R. M. Womack
Miss Edna
Inez
Gladys Ray
W. L. Jones
Douglas, Okla
S. H. Badgett
Dyer & Jones’ Drug Store
R. H. Jay
R. M. Cannon
van Alstyne
Rose
Laura Milam
Houston
J. L. Cantrell
F. A. Benton
Admirine
Hooper
Dyer
Rexall Store
Fraternity OF
L. RaRoe & Company
Morton Badgett
Esther Hines
Judson Badgett
J. F. Fender
The
Sun
Gallaher & Son
Eastman Kodaks
Jacob’s Candies Member
E. F. Roemer
Bowling Green
J. W. Nash
Ernest Lilley
St. Louis
J. F. Lilley
H. Benedict
Caldwell
Idaho
Crockett
Mildred Cantrell
Reed Badgett
Dewey Bennett
Dalton, Ga
Katy Station
George Bennett
Red Cross
G. L. Baugher
Mack Staufer
Paul G. Mehlin & Sons
New York City
Piano Manufacturers’ Association
Nyal
J. L. Kirkpatrick
New Edison
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