Local notices and visits listed around Whitewright
Community notes report Miss Sarah Lee Holland in Dallas for S M U, Miss Eula Mooneyham visiting Leatha Mooneyham near Bells, and numerous callers in Dallas Sherman Whitesboro and Leonard. Businesses promote Lee Johnson jewelry and opticals, Will Looney furniture and press service, Lee Bros shoe repair, and utilities repairs after a freeze. Also updates on army release Ray Looney and missionary society meeting next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eula Mooneyham
Leatha Mooneyham
Dugan Chapie
Bells
Lee Johnson
American troops on Rhine bridgeheads and local notices
Reports from a small town include Jim Sears with the American army near the Rhine and a Dutch village lodging. Others note Mrs. Johnson returning to Oklahoma, Adah Truett's visit, and local business ads for shoe repair and pressing. A infant death and multiple family burials are reported, with details of relatives and funeral timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Sears
Rhine
Greenville visitors call on S C Johnsons on South Bond
L. W. Petty and Mrs. Pruitt of Greenville visited Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Johnson on South Bond street during the week and have since returned home to Greenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Petty
Mrs. Pruitt
Greenville
Mrs. S. C. Johnson
South Bond Street
Burglary suspect Ben Means pleads guilty in Fifty-ninty District Court
Ben Means of this city pleaded guilty to burglary of J. L. Kirkpatrick's drug store and was sentenced to two years in the state penitentiary. Other cases against him were dismissed. Local notes report pump man Joe Self at Katy plant, planned protracted Baptist meeting led by Rev. Rollie Wright, and the death of Mrs. Frank England from burns amid influenza illness. Additional items cover a broken leg for Henry Everheart, Sunday church sermons on the Devil, a cable from Panama about Lt. Thompson, and Knox Armstrong joining the Dallas Chilton Advertising Agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Means
J. L. Kirkpatrick
Fifty-ninty
Means
W. J. Epting
Rollie Wright
Home Mission Board of the Baptist Church
Frank England
Wm. Binkley
Ely
Henry Everheart
Kentuckytown
Everheart
Baptist Church
Devil
Satan
J. L. Dyer
George S. Thompson
Colon
Panama
Thompson
United States
Whitewright
Panama Canal
Will Cox Raises Hope From France Front Wounds
Will Cox severely wounded on the western front in France writes encouragingly about his condition at the American base hospital in Chateau Roux. His letter to his parents reports improvement after a period of discouragement and suggests he hopes to travel home by December 24. A separate note mentions a fire at the oil mill trash room put out by the tire department, and visits by Mr and Mrs H H Hancock of Meridian Mississippi, with Hancock in U S government recruiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Cox
France
Chateauroux
H. H. Hancock
Meridian
Perfect Laxative Claims Thorough Liver Cleansing
An advertisement touts a tonic laxative that removes bile from the liver and purges the system thoroughly without stomach griping or disturbance, presenting itself as a superior laxative solution.
Reliable Laxative Promoted for Wide Range of Ailments
An advertisement extols LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN as a liquid digestive tonic laxative that relieves headaches dizziness indigestion stomach trouble gas and piles from a torpid liver and constipation. It claims efficacy for colds grip influenza and is marketed as suitable for both children and adults at 50 cents, manufactured by Paris Medicine Co., St. Louis, MO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Medicine Co
St. Louis
Grove
What Shall I Get for Dinner
A compact guide suggests stocking canned goods to solve dinner planning. It highlights versatile staples and practical choices for quick meals, emphasizing convenience and pantry efficiency.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gordon Brothers
Whitewright’s Best Grocery
Sarah Lee Holland
Dallas
S. M.U
Minnie May
Fannie Pope
Mrs. C. C. Hill
Emma Gordon
W. F. Holland
Lee Adcock
Delia Moore
Sherman and
Whitesboro
Will Looney
Ethel Gordon
Bonham and
Honey Grove
Louis Randle
C. C. Hill
Joe May
Guy Hamilton
R. S. Morehead
Elizabeth May
Caddo
Oklahoma
Emma Lacy
Leonard
Ray Looney
Waco
Earl Myrick
Ladonia
J. L. Truett
Roy Hardcastle
Altus, Oklahoma
Mathis
Scott
Dee German
van Alstyne
Lester Looney
Tulsa
Okla
W. Z. Spearman
Edmunds
J. B. Dodson
Niangua, Mo
Charley Smith
Lee Bros
Frank Sims
Kentucky
Grover Hardcastle
Altus
W. K. Hardcastle
South Whitewright
Dossey
Goldie Smith
Durant
Boyd Lingo
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Whitewright Lumber Co
W. C. Johnson and Son
Marrietta, Oklahoma
J.L. Truett
Adah Truett
Lee Bros., Whitewright
Modine
J.C. Wakefield
Everheart Cemetery
Mr. Wakefield
Hoffman
T. H. Lively
Decatur
Texas
M. Jones Roberts
San Antonio
Texas Harvester Co
M. Jones
Will Cole
Gilbert
Maud Wren
Maud
Ben Savage
Jones of
Sherman
Corporation Court
M. Maud
Lucian Andrews
The
LaRoe Lumber Co
Joe Self
Katy
Sun
Knox Armstrong
Chilton Advertising Agency
Knox
Uncle Sam
Wright
Food Administration
Rexall
Dyerstones
Rexall Store
Devoe Paint
Luther Smith & Son
Nyal
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