Social affairs gatherings and dinners noted in county pages
A volley of social events is chronicled including dinners for Kathleen and William Hudspeth, Edith Little theatre party, Newell Stillwell’s six o’clock dinner for Julian Boone, and multiple gatherings hosted by Eva Stillwell, Mary Lee Sears, and others. Attendees include Misses Hudspeth Sears Stillwell Little Gillett Montgomery and Messrs Sears Bryant Webster McMurry and more. A late week party featured a six o’clock dinner for college home guests, with several all night visits and social games. The record also notes burglaries affecting three Sherman stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Little
Mrs. Little’s
Mary Lee Sears
Ermine Webster
Eva Stillwell
Thelma Joe Dyer
Morrell Sears
Jim Sears
Charlie Bryant
J. M. McMurry
Newell Stillwell
Julian Boone
Denison
Newell
Enna
Holly
Marguerite Montgomery
Rene McMillan
Frankie Alderson
Leonard
Cecil Cameron
Mary Lee
Eula Sears
Mildred Anderson
Gertrude Holland
Fay Cameron
Virginia Gillett
Kathleen Hudspeth
Margaret Ad
Sherman
Ruth Sutherland
May Graves
Rachel Montgomery
Marjorie Moore
Sarah Lee Holland
Gladys Sears
Sue King
Emma Davidson
Frances Wilson
Ruby Ross
Lena May Gowdy
Izetta Gillett
Coralee Echols
Lanius Everheart
Silas Wilson
C. B. Bryant
Robin Gallaher
Tom King
Eddie Fogle
Bryant Penn
Lennie Craft
Gladys
Mr. Sears
City Transfer
Two Local Firms Forced To Close
Monday W P Cameron Sons filed a bankruptcy petition in Sherman with Referee Chas Batsell. H Benedict Dry Goods Co made a voluntary assignment naming J H Reeves as trustee. The closures reflect a wider downturn from low cotton prices and tight trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Cameron & Sons
Chas. Batsell
Sherman
H. Benedict Dry Goods Co
J. H. Reeves
Boy Scouts Banquet Lauded In City Hall Event
The Sun notes an inviting banquet for Boy Scouts with speeches by Dr H G Fleming Rev P C Archer Scout Master Fitz Bryant and Rev J F Fender. It praises mothers who planned it and urges guardians to guide youths toward strong character and citizenship. The editorial opens Sun columns to the Scouts to publicize their work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
the Sun
W. F. Sanders
C. J. Denton
H. G. Fleming
P. C. Archer
Fitz Bryant
J. F. Fender
Boy Scouts
Manhoood
Whitewright Council Calls School Bond Vote in February
The Whitewright City Council, after a quorumless meeting and a full attendance session, approved monthly claims and an election for February 13 to submit a $4,500 school bond issue over forty years. The secretary urged public participation at the next city hall meeting to discuss municipal affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Whitewright
Trains to be Eliminated by Katy Service Change
Agent Welch announces two Katy passenger trains will be discontinued next Sunday. No. 3 southbound at 5 10 a.m. and No. 11 northbound at 10 48 a.m. will stop. The Katy Limited will run after the southbound, and the Flyer after the northbound. After Sunday the fast trains will replace the canceled services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch
The
Sun
Katy
Katy Limited
Flyer
Card of Thanks from W T Truett and Family
A gratitude note from W T Truett and family thanks friends who stood by them in their troubles. They express deep love, praise the spirit of Christ, and invoke God's blessings on all who helped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
W. T. Truett & Family
Luther Smith and Son Cash Grocery Promotion Notice
Luther Smith and Son announces no credit sales and urges customers to pay cash for groceries. The note promises best goods at the lowest cash prices and thanks customers for their trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Smith & Son
Local resident visits old East Texas neighbor
Mr. Dalby of Alice Texas spent the week visiting a former East Texas neighbor and friend of J. F. Lilley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Dalby
Alice, Texas
East Texas
J. F. Lilley
Attendees at Lucy Truett Funeral
Out of town mourners came to the funeral of Miss Lucy Truett last Saturday. Attendees included W. S. Buster of Whitesboro, Mrs. Dr. Williams of Greenville, Miss Luella Taylor of Greenville, Rev. Forest Smith, Mars. Artie Stephens, Mrs. Leah Blakenship, Mrs. Ruth Jordan, Mrs. 8. Todd, Mrs. Will Fisher, Joe McClure and family of Sherman, Rev. John Inzer of Birmingham, C. L. Truett and family of Bonham, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Truett of Princeton, L. J. Truett of McKinney, Rev. G. W. Truett of Dallas, Fred Downing and family of Denison, Charley Howard and family of Denison, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Ferguson of Commerce, Harvey Stephens of Commerce, T. H. Truett and family of Ector, Mrs. Pearl Johnson of Howe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Truett
W. S. Buster
Whitesboro
Dr. Williams
Greenville
Luella Taylor
Forest Smith
Mars
Artie Stephens
Leah Blakenship
Ruth Jordan
8. Todd
Will Fisher
Joe McClure
Sherman
John Inzer
Birmingham
Ala
C. L. Truett
Bonham
Arthur Truett
Princeton
L. J. Truett
McKinney
Rev. G. W. Truett
Dallas
Fred Downing
Denison
Charley Howard
Curtis Ferguson
Commerce
Harvey Stephens
T. H. Truett
Ector
Pearl Johnson
Howe
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T. H. Lively Dry Goods
Sid Hudspeth
William Hudspeth
Cotton Belt Tracks
Gilmore Webster
Charley Sanders
Columns of the Sun
Rouse City
Odeon Theatre
Zudora
Odeon
Houston
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