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A snapshot of community life with notices of visits births and local travels. Tom Barbee buys a Studebaker while families and friends from Sherman Olney Paris and Forkton exchange visits and family updates.
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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1923
Page
5
A snapshot of community life with notices of visits births and local travels. Tom Barbee buys a Studebaker while families and friends from Sherman Olney Paris and Forkton exchange visits and family updates.
Mrs B G Gowdy is visiting her daughter Mrs Holmes Connelly in Trenton.
Fresh oysters and fish cooked to order highlight Craig Bros Cafe offerings. Patrons savor seafood prepared to individual preferences in a casual dining setting.
Mrs. R. H. Jay of Sherman visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. George Pope here on Tuesday.
Mrs D L Dyer has returned from a visit with her parents near Brownwood.
A compact automotive note from R S Morehead advertises specialized tube and tire re pairing with quick service and reputed workmanship. The snippet emphasizes skilled, efficient repairs and value for customers seeking tire and tube solutions.
Mrs. D. S. McMillin and her daughter Mrs. H. T. Atterberry of Denison will depart Friday to spend the winter in San Antonio. The notice also advises using 666 to prevent a cold.
Captain Tom Hickman and sister with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Stanley and Mrs. H. T. Atterberry of Denison called on Mrs. Dan McMillin Sunday. The note invites readers to Try Craig Bros. Cafe next time you’re hungry as they promise pleasing meals.
Rev. F W McFatridge will travel to Krebs Oklahoma this week to begin full time service as pastor of the Baptist Church after receiving a call to lead the congregation.
Dr. Carrie Weaver Smith head of the Girls' Training School at Gaines ville was a business visitor here last Friday.
Senator McMillin departed Sunday to begin duties in the legislative session that opened Tuesday in Austin.
Manning and Clark report receiving a shipment of genuine Queen and Reliable Incubators in all sizes at very reasonable prices.
T T Hamilton of Floydada who has been visiting relatives near town for two weeks will depart for home Friday.
When your shoes need repairing take them to R. S. Beasley for top workmanship and materials. He also performs harness repair. Also notes family visits from Mr. and Mrs. W F Sanders Mr and Mrs Paul Roberts and children and Misses Margaret and Emmagene Sears to relatives in Trenton Sunday.
The Old Reliable Cafe begins a new year serving hundreds of patrons. P. J. Pierce and Sons announce continued operation and commitment to quality in the community dining scene.
Mrs. Y B Reed of Trenton and Mrs Joe Willa Bell county school superintendent visited Mrs W F Sanders Saturday. Mr and Mrs R B Gordon and others hosted guests of Mr and Mrs John Livingston at Sherman Sunday.
Firefighters responded to Brice Garland’s residence Monday to extinguish a closet fire. The blaze caused little structural damage but ruined clothing and soaked wallpaper with water.
The T. E. L. Class of the Baptist Church met in regular business and social session January 9 with Miss Maggie Noe and Mrs. Reeves. After transacting business, the program was enjoyed, and refreshments of sandwiches, cake, and cocoa were served.
Manning & Clark urge buyers to invest in Queen Incubators in 1923 promising hatchery results. The ad proclaims availability in all sizes with pricing details and emphasizes reliability for producing chicks.
B. B. Hall announces relocation of oil office to the Hight and Moore garage. Contact number 19 for prompt deliveries of Pierce products, claimed to yield best results.
The girls from a Kentucky town Baptist Church met at Mrs. Floyd Harris’s home last Thursday to organize their class. Alma Ruth Chumbley was elected president and Jewell Pauline Lovell secretary. Lovell, Nelms, and Winfrey were named as entertainment committee. A class contest with the boys aims to win. the defeated class will host a Valentine party.
An old advertisement extols gas and oil at a convenient filling station with emphasis on best service by R. S. Morehead.
W D Cowart of a farm south of town celebrated his 73rd birthday with a family dinner last Friday. Attendees included T L Cowart, O J Neathery, Roy Benson, Will Walker, Abbie Walker, W R Ford of Tom Bean, and several grandchildren and close relatives.
For years we have put quality and service first in our business. That's why we continue to prosper.
Sheriff Ford Everheart praised former Sheriff Craig and rangers, pledging strict enforcement in Grayson County. He promised fairness and impartiality, stating deputies are selected for those aims and expressed gratitude for local support.
The notice advertises a combined subscription deal offering The Sun and the Semi-Weekly Farm News for one year at $1.95. It invites readers to send in their payment to receive both papers.
The North Circle of the Baptist Church group will hold a bakery sale at Hudson Davis & Co store on Saturday January 20. They will offer cakes pies bread chicken and more at reasonable prices. Your patronage is invited.
The young people will present a service next Sunday evening at 6 45. Leader Miss Eunice Turner. Opening song prayer What Are We to Serve Mrs Harp Reading Leon Spindle What Kind of Service Does God Require Miss Beatrice Beasley Reading Miss Bertha Lee How Serve Miss Bessie Horton Reading Evelyn Carter Why Serve Miss Marion Simmons Offering Benediction.
A local dealer urges motorists to try their strong selection of automobile accessories as a first choice. The message is signed by R S Morehead.
Cecil H Craig of this place and Grace Lenora Dixon daughter of S K Dixon of Denison were married last Sunday at 2 30 PM in the home of Mr and Mrs B D Dye Sherman Rev L S White of Sherman officiated with a ring ceremony. A number of the bride s Denison relatives witnessed and after the ceremony the couple with the bride s parents went to Whitewright to receive congratulations from friends and relatives.
The Badgett Adkins Bryson and related families express gratitude for the kind words and deeds shown after the death of their wife and mother. They ask for God’s richest blessings to be with each friend.
Citizens in Ringgold Montague County Texas held a mass meeting and formed the Ringgold Chamber of Commerce. O R Sloan was elected president and C L Satterfield secretary. Committees were named to promote Ringgold the Oil Town to the public.
Wichita Falls reports Maj. W. L. Culberson US Army charged with fatally shooting M. C. Lamar phonograph salesman outside a music store. He was admitted to bail of 5 000 dollars. Culberson is an inspector for the Texas National Guard. Bond signed by many prominent local businessmen.
Major Culberson waived preliminary hearing. Grand jury in Thirteenth District Court in session to hear the case at once and determine trial disposition. Officials say domestic trouble sparked the shooting and Culberson declines to discuss the incident.
A warning-style health advertisement urges readers to consider health risks from stress and fatigue and promotes Force Tonic as a restorative tonic. It touts restorative effects and advises purchasing from Dyer & Jones through local druggists.
The witness clings to a tale of seeing in the dark from far away. The cross examining lawyer grows exasperated as the witness quips about sight across millions of miles using the stars as proof.
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