Local and Personal News Highlights in Whitewright
Local events feature visits between Commerce Sherman Denison and Dallas with residents like O W Myrick Miss Mary Hestand and M r and Mrs C K Spindle. The American Legion meeting is set for Tuesday night and Johnsons promotes radios and Havilland china sales.
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The
American Legion
J. A. Dickey
Local notes and arrivals in Whitewright this weekend
Mrs J Frank Roberts and son of Sherman visited her mother Mrs W H Montgomery while R H May oversaw unloading of corn at the Kimbell mill and elevators. Rev C C Childress plans pharmacy study in Little Rock after Whitesboro visit. J A Slaughter seeks district clerk seat. Also notes on illnesses measles in local families and various residents moving or visiting.
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J. Frank Roberts
Sherman
W. H. Montgomery
R. H. May
Fred Wilson
Kimbell Mill
Roby Childress
Dyer & Jones Drug Store
C. C. Childress
Whitesboro
Little Rock
Ark
School of Pharmacy
John Gladden
Wilson Seeks Commissioner Seat in Local Precinct
H. H. Wilson of Bells spoke to voters Friday as a candidate for commissioner from the precinct. Three other men also seek the office. Postmaster W. O. Brents sought to shift rural carrier departure to 8:30 but the request was later rescinded. T. E. L. Class of the Baptist Sunday school met last Thursday with February girls as hostesses, celebrated Washington’s birthday, and held a penny contest plus story-telling test.
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H. H. Wilson
Bells
Wilson
the Sun
W. O. Brents
Postoffice Department
the Baptist Sunday School
Annex
William Lindsey
John Yeager
George Washington
W. F. Holland
McNeilly
Snow Dusted City Roads Yet Aids Farms For 1924 Crops
Residents awoke to about three inches of snow on Monday. Cold temps sped melting in 48 hours as a brisk north wind dried topsoil. Snow hindered roads but benefited farms, boosting hopes for a bumper 1924 crop and price.
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Old Sol
Business visitors report Dallas and Denison trips
S. H. Montgomery visited Dallas on Tuesday for business. A. E. Lawson traveled to Denison for a business visit on Tuesday.
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S. H. Montgomery
Dallas
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Whitewright
L. LaRoe & Company
McAlester
Domino
O. W. Myrick
Commerce
Mary Hestand
Leonard
Joe McKinsey
Helen Craig
Ivy Fain
C. B. Bryant Jr
C. K. Spindle
Denison
E. G. Gilley
Ector
J. F. Spindle
T. B. Moore
Sherman and
Tioga
Emma Lilley
Lone Oak
Ernest Lilley
Johnson’s
Mrs. Homer Rice
Truman Rice of
Byers
Mrs
W. E. Rice
J. L. Westbrook
J. A. Ragsdale
Christine Stuckey
Abilene
Rev
Lewis Stuckey
Annette Wilson
J. R. Fleming
8. E. Painter
Wolfe City
R. L. Johnson and
C. W. Bryant
H. C. Willis
C. C. Willis
Mrs. Jomes C. Tarpley
Santa Anna
O. L. Jones
A. Hayes of
J. M. Sturdivant
Joe Johnson
Frank Thomas
E. O. Thomas
D. S. McMillin
Plano
B. F. Thompson of
van Alstyne
T. H. Lively
Pierce & Sons
Minnie Morgan
Grover Stateville
S. E. Gist
Lucian Andrews
National Rural Letter Carriers Association
Washington
Association
Onde Mize
Henderson
Beatrice Bennett
Vernon McFatridge
Krebs
Okla
Lillie Ross of
Mary Johnson
Emma Davidson
A. J. Badgett
Edwin
Emma D. Marshall
Trenton
Ollie McMillin
China
Homer Rice of
Mrs. Lewis Holland
Mrs. Holland
P. J. Pierce & Sons
Holmes Connelly
George Gowdy
Parent
Eugene McElvaney
W. H. King
R. L. Johnson
J. D. Blanks
San Antonio
Burgher Everheart
Eugene Everheart
J. M. Everheart
T. E. Elliott
W. R. Hooper
Elizabeth May
Denton
R. 5
Morehead
Gordon Bros
Emmet Penn
D. E. Low
W. J. Barbee
H. L. Durham
College of Industrial Arts
S. E. Marshall
Mrs. Marshall
Caldwell
Idaho
Mrs. H. Benedict
J. H. Gosnell
A. H. Davis
J. A. Slaughter
Slaughter
A. E. Lawson
J. L. Kirkpatrick
Whitewright Lumber Company