Local Whitetown News Highlights Include Social Visits
The Sun notes multiple visits and services around Whitewright. T. H. Lively and Gordon Bros advertise Butter Nut Bread and bread products while local residents travel to Dallas Denison Sherman and Denton for visits and business. The community promotes events such as the Spinsters Convention March 2 and lyceum programs at the public school auditorium.
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The
Sun
Gordon Bros
History Club
Public School
Marvin Bryant
Austin College
Sherman
C.W. Bryant
Tiday
Local Notebook Reports Visits and Names in Sherman
KF lL Clendinning arrives from Aransas Pass for a visit with S H Montgomery family. Mrs. S A Lowe dies in Cannon and is buried at Pilot Grove. Bankers at Dallas meeting. Green family visits Stratford. City Attorney McMillin moves to Oklahoma for Tobacco Co. work. Sherman opens a naval recruiting station with Gunner's Mate C M Johnson, survivor of F-4, to lead as information bureau. The move aligns with a larger navy expansion and defense act.
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Ll. Clendinning
Aransas Pass
Mr. Clendinning
S. H. Montgomery
S. A. Lowe
Cannon
Pilot Grove
J. M. McMillin
Oklahoma
American Tobacco Co
Pawnee
Maurice
First National Bank
Ben Savage
United States Naval
Sherman
Murphy Building
C. M. Johnson
United States Navy
Johnson
Honolulu
Dallas
United States
Navy
Naval Affairs
Sherman Courier
All But Texas Force To Be Ordered Home
Major General Frederick Funston forecasts an early withdrawal of most border troops with Texas guardsmen remaining. About 25,000 troops return to home stations and 50,000 militiamen on border service are affected, with muster outs ordered for officers and enlisted men not responsible for public property. Leave only in exceptional cases. Pierce’s Cafe promotes candies cigars and restaurant service.
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Texas
San Antonio
Med
Frederick Funston
Border Service
Texas Guardsmen
Pierce
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Kodak
Eastman
Gallaher’s Drug Store
T. H. Lively
Home Bakery
Bob Sears
Denison
Ferman Denton of
D. Orendorff
van Alstyne
J. W. Davidson
Capitola
Fulkerson
Bonham
Williarrum
William Hudspeth
Atoka
Davidson's
Ance Kirk
Plainview
Simmons Bros. Barber Shop
S. R. Glidewell
R. L. Hayter
Marion Simmons
Jameson
Christine Moore
Katherine Elliott
Bernie Henderson
J. H. Perry
Drumwright, Oklahoma
A. K. Scott
Central Christian Church
Virginia Gillett
Holly Montgomery
the Sun
Kd. Longley
Farmersville
Glidewell
Jack McMillin
Greenville
C. B. Bryant
Sweetwater
A. H. Fortner
M. J. Long
Grady May
Terrell
Mrs. R. May
J. D. Hoard
Cora Lee
Whitesboro
T. H. Sears
Denton
Miss Gladys
L. LaRoe
Bess Lewis
C. W. Bryant Jr
Lincoln
Metropolitan Lyceum Stars
International Lyceum Bureau of Chicago
H. W. Reeves
Crandall
W. C. Reeves
A. R. Nash
Methodist Church
Mazon
Mary Hestand
Austin
D. S. McMillin
Mr. McMillin
J. T. Roberts
Whitewright
R. P. Gordon
Lucian la Roe
Washington
Will Biggerstaff
Wolfe City
J. P. Hefner
N. J. Green
Green
G. P. Gooch
T. H. Lively Dry Goods
Odeon Theatre
la Grippe
Whitewright Lumber Co
Laroe Lumber Compn’y
Guy Hamilton
Texas Bankers Association
Josh May
Savoy
N. G. Green
Merritt
Stratford
Rexall Store
Dyer & Jones
Devoe Paint
Mangrum Brothers Grocery
Mangrum’s
Mangrum Bros
Stone’s Loaf Cakes
General Funston
Kirkpatrick & Bryant
Nyal Quality Store
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