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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1929
Page
5
Mrs H M Curry returns from Waco visit. Dick Barbee and J J Silman visit Commerce acquaintances. Orpheum Players set for Palace Theatre Friday. F A Hall of Dallas visits Mrs J B Hall. Sherman residents Dyer and Curlee visit. Aladdin Lamp supplies sold at Gordons Cash Grocery. New wallpaper from 19 cents at Lloyd Moore's. Mrs H T Atterberry visits Sherman. Dr Ross R May visits Sherman. W C Bailey makes Dallas business trip.
Ben Crush and families spent Sunday in Gar land. Roby Childress and Chesley Rutledge visited Dallas Monday. Mrs. P Walker returned from Calera Oklahoma. Clarence Woosley of Trenton visited Monday. Repairman notes talking machines. Joe Johnson and Susie and Maggie Noe visited Denison relatives. Grady Geer of Van Alstyne stayed with H T Atterberry. Ross May and C B Bryant Jr. visited Dallas Tuesday. Gomer May and son visited Sherman with George Blair. Buster Graves returned home Friday after appendicitis surgery in Sherman hospital. R E Blanks and Mrs Blanks returned to Seminole Oklahoma after visiting Mrs Blanks' mother Mrs W A Martin, accompanied by Miss Hester Martin.
Mrs G W Scott and son Green of Sherman visit the Waldo home while Mrs Laura McLary of Dayton tours M A Mangrum. Visitors include Mrs W E Wall of Pottsboro, Mr and Mrs W J Pender of Greenville, and many others. The Lloyd Moore Furniture Store promotes wallpaper and repair services as local social and commercial life centers.
B W Crain, principal of the high school, returned from Dallas where he spent days at his daughter's bedside after she underwent a serious operation last Sunday.
The Grayson County Association of young people of the Christian Church will meet in Howe Friday February 15 at 7 30 p m according to announcement mailed from Howe with request to publish.
The Friday Night Bridge Club gathered at Mrs. Gomer May's home on Friday. Miss Willie Ross won high score honors. Other guests included Mrs. A. A. Adams, Mrs. Ross R. May, Mrs. W. FE. LaRoe, and Mrs. C. B. Bryant Jr.
Mrs. W F Sanders returned from Sherman where she had visited Mr. Sanders who fell and broke his hip two weeks ago. He is progressing as well as expected and hopes to leave the hospital in a week or ten days.
Jerome McKinney of Denison district manager of Southwestern Bell Telephone Company visited Whitewright on Wednesday. Formerly Gainesville district manager, he succeeds William G. Riddle who has moved to the Dallas office. Mr. Riddle assists the new manager in brief familiarization of the territory.
Mrs H T Atterberry entertained the West End Bridge Club with bridge and 42. Valentine decor, baskets of salted pecans and heart shaped candy graced each table. Guests included Mrs J P Moss of Garland and many other club members and guests. prizes awarded for high scores in bridge and 42.
Northwest Fannin County Singing Convention scheduled for Sunday afternoon at Savoy with visiting quartets. The event has been postponed twice earlier due to bad weather and now proceeds as planned.
The Parent-Teacher Association will hold its regular meeting next Tuesday at 4 PM in the high school auditorium. A full program is planned including a sixth grade play and a reading by Miss Verma Mangrum.
A Sun newspaper notice promotes its want ad service as an efficient way to sell a variety of items. The ad emphasizes quick placement and broad reach for decluttering or business needs.
San Antonio reports a new six player form named point ball with three point infield, a triangle layout, and three balls to walk a batter. Inventor J L Yarborough tested Sunday at Van Daele Stadium with Flaskamper and Watt. Watt's team won 12 to 3 in five sessions lasting forty five minutes.
A concise aphorism notes that family trees often require pruning to stay clear and useful for future generations. The remark emphasizes selective retention of lines and connections rather than broad, unrestrained growth.
A Los Angeles Express remark notes inventors earn an average of 37 dollars 25 cents per week from their inventions and must devise ways to live on this income.
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