Visits and travel brush through Wolfe City area this week
A long list of residents and visitors spans Wolfe City and nearby towns. Names include Mrs. W F McDowell in Wolfe City, Paul Whiteaker of Dallas visiting Fleming, C L Patton moving to Amarillo with his son, and several others from Ely Arp Sherman Bonham and Denton areas visiting relatives or hosting gatherings. A bridge party at Mrs W E LaRoe closes the week with Pernie Badgett winning high score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. LaRoe
Pernie Badgett
Lena Mae Gowdy
Roberts Co. Offers Bargains On Shoes And More
Roberts Co. advertises Misses Tan School Oxfords in sizes 4 to 8 at 1.49, Ladies Black One-strap Slip pies at 1.49, Men s Lace Boots savings up to 1.50, and Men s Work Shoes 1.89 to 2.95. Trades Day next Monday features special bargains, with seed potatoes and high prices paid for chickens eggs hams and bacon.
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Roberts Co
the Roberts Co
Local notes from Whitewright and surrounding area
Mrs. Earl Sparks of Amarillo and Mrs. Sterling Evans of Houston visit relatives here. Rev. G. C. Ivins of First Baptist improves and hopes to preach Sunday. J. R. Oliver leases space for seeds. Basketball season ends with Wild cats vs Mahurin and Trenton. Funeral services held for W. A. Reed near Honey Grove. Nadine Pendleton from Frederick presents a radio program. Several locals attend The Barretts of Wimpole Street in Dallas. Susie Noe returns to grammar school after hospital. T. E. L. Class meets at Mrs. Bow’s home. Jack Meador wins prize for subscriptions. Ray Manning transfers to Leonard store. city grieves over departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadine Pendleton
Frederick
Okla
KGKO
Wichita Falls
Miss Pendleton
Whitewright
J. M. Sturdivant
Ray Manning
Manning, Clark & Meador Hardware
Leonard
Charlie Clark
Clark
Greenville
Mr. Manning
Manning
Missionary program planned by Go Getters union
The Go Getters senior union of the BYPU plans a missionary program titled Winning the Homeland for Christ for next Sunday evening. Participants include Mack Pierson Maggie Horton Agnes Coffey Mr Bagby Mrs Bagby and George Gordon Pope. All young people are invited to attend.
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Mack Pierson
Maggie Horton
Agnes Coffey
Mr. Bagby
Bagby
George Gordon Pope
Turnip Showoff Sparks Small Town Chat in Ely
Horticultural brag spreads through Ely as C H Taylor brings a two foot two inch long turnip to The Sun office. He jokes a larger one awaits a wagon ride and promises another when a truck haul is available. Local business note offers a beauty shop deal for a limited time.
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C. H. Taylor
Ely
Sun Office
Mr. Taylor
Nova Bryant Hosts Dinner At Six
Miss Nova Bryant entertained with a Valentine themed dinner at her home on Friday evening. Decorations featured a centerpiece of cut flowers and valentines with tiny white-dart place cards bearing girls names for partner drawing. Delicous three course meal served to guests Vivian Echols Julia Ann Pritchett Norma Joe Mangrum Ruth Jopling Martha Bryant Mary Frances Mirick Clovis Childress Woodrow Belew Thomas Sears Leon Adams Sonny Hancock Murl Ryan and the hostess.
Stewardship and The Tragedy of Uselessness at Presbyterian Church
Dr. B Wrenn Webb presides with 11 a m sermon Stewardship and 7 p m lecture The Tragedy of Uselessness An important business session follows the morning service All members urged to attend
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B. Wrenn Webb
First Baptist Pastor Ivins to Preach Sunday
Rev. G. C. Ivins pastor of the First Baptist Church will occupy the pulpit Sunday morning and evening after recovering from illness. More than one-sixth of Denmark’s population resides in Copenhagen.
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G. C. Ivins
First Baptist Church
Denmark
Copenhagen
Expression Recital Thursday Night at Grammar School Auditorium
Miss Lucille LaRoe presents a Thursday evening expression recital at 7 30 in the grammar school auditorium. Readings plays and special numbers honor Washington's birthday with a varied program featuring Marjorie Nell Blanton Doris Nicholson Ruth Vestal and others in acts and solos. The public is cordially invited.
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Lucille LaRoe
Washington
Jewel Saves the
Marjorie Nell Blanton
Doris Nicholson
Ruth Vestal
Drunette Farley
Mary Frances Stephens
Wallace Reeves
James Stuteville
Billie Lanius Kincaid
Thomas Kirk May
Tommy—Cc
B. Bryant III
Ii—Jarvis Maddux
Sittin
Sleepy
Lucian LaRoe Ves
Davis Parrish
Robert Waldo
Naomi Lee Waldo
Lucian Vestal
C. B. Bryant III
Fred Starr Jr
Jarvis Maddux
Jack Farley
Joe Thomas May
Correction delays HS Reflector play date to later
The plays advertised for next Tuesday night February 27 will not be performed on that date and will be announced for a future date.
Waldrum to Lead Sunday Church Services
J. R. Waldrum pastor of the Church of Christ will preach at morning and evening services this Sunday. Preaching services are held each fourth Sunday.
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J. R. Waldrum
Church of Christ
The Family Doctor on marriage and virtue
An editorial on sexual ethics and responsibility. It emphasizes sexual congress as essential for reproduction, praises temperance and sacred marriage, and condemns divorce courts and sex crime while urging proper guidance for young couples planning matrimony.
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Earth
Milk price rise to August level in Sherman
A 3 cent per pound butterfat price increase is posted by Meadolake Milk Products Company in Sherman, raising milk costs to August levels. The notice indicates the step-up affects buyers locally and signals broader market movement.
Kraft-Phenix Cheese Price Hits 27 Cents in Denison
The Denison market reports Kraft-Phenix Cheese at 27 cents, the highest since August 1933, expected to hold for at least two weeks. Over the past year, prices fluctuated from 20c in March 1933 to a peak of 28c in May, with several changes through August 1933 and a low of 17c in January.
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Kraft-Phenix Cheese Company
Denison
Worth the Price
An elderly millionaire tells his extravagant son that he once carried water for a gang of section hands to earn his spending money. The son replies proudly that without his father's pluck and sacrifice he might have faced the same hard tasks.
Canadians Live Longer or Simply Kill Each Other Less
A brief jab from the Shreveport Journal questions whether Canadian longevity is a real difference or a product of lower violence, implying Americans die younger due to higher murder rates. The remark contrasts life expectancy with rates of homicide to suggest possible underlying causes.
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Shreveport Journal
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. F. McDowell
Wolfe City
Paul Whiteaker
Dallas
Mrs. J. R. Fleming
C. L. Patton
Amarillo
Love Patton
Arp
Smith County
Alvis McDowell
George Blair of
Sherman
Gomer May
C. S. Truett
Rev. J. L. Truett
Madge Sears
Denton
Jesse Wallace
Luella
M. R. Key
R. L. Sears
Chicago
J. S. Mitchell
Alton McDowell
The
Panhandle
Claud Dillon
Pink Hill
Bells
Mrs. Lee Myers of
Bonham
Mrs
Ben Patterson
Fort Worth
Lucille Sanders
Klondike School
Lester Haile
Choice Collins
Whitesboro
Finis Alverson
Lloyd Stowers
State Teachers College At
W. L. Stowers
Elizabeth Waggoner
Texas Woman’s College
I. E. Brown
Emma Campbell
Mary Jean
Bill Jones
Lem Tittsworth
Charles Pennell
Douglas Rogers
Malacha Smith
Loren Smith
J. L. Simmons
Paris
Mrs. Simmons
Orangeville Baptist Church
Orangeville
J. R. Oliver
First National Bank
Everett Eubanks
Juanita Eubanks
Hollis
C. B. Bryant Jr
Texaco
Wildcats
Mahurin
Trenton
W. A. Reed
Terrell
Allen’s Point
Honey Grove
J. R. Fleming
Elliot Duckworth
Ector
Duckworth
Mr. Fleming
L. LaRoe
Inez
Gladys Ray
Dorothy Tapscott
Margaret Boone
Martha Jo Sears
Jack Lackey
Susie Noe
Miss Noe
Baptist Sunday School
J. L. Bow
Bow
C. P. McGinnis
Ben Savage
Horace Thompson
Earl Myrick
Jack Meador
Dallas Morning News
Evening Journal
Jack
Miami
Jacquelyn Harley
Waynesville
N. C
Starnes Beauty Shoppe
Bonham,Texas
Nova Bryant
Presbyterian Church
John Joseph Gaines, M. D
Sex—And the Doctor
Goodyear
Gulf Service Station
Paul Vestal
BAYER
Whitewright Vs
Dunlops
Dunlop
American Automobile Association
U. S
Marathon
East Texas
E. M. Badgett’s
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