17 Years Ago In Whitewright In January 1917
The Sun reports illnesses and events in Whitewright: Will D Simmons ill with measles. Marvin Bryant confined to his room with measles. Mrs. Tom May had an appendicitis operation. smallpox cases in the families of Chas Smith and Jared at Enterprise. Local bankers plan dividends and new officers. Planters National Bank declares ten percent. First National Bank proclaims twenty percent and lists officers and directors for 1917. A variety of community notes include visitors, business college plans in Dallas, new babies, employment changes, bankruptcy filings by Mitchell Bros nickel store, and repairs to Reed building after a fire.
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Will D. Simmons
Jesse Wallace
al Mangrum
Klondike
Charley Sanders
Victor Biggerstaff
Dallas
Marvin Bryant
Tom May
W. O. Brents
Claude Phillips
R. L. Hayter
George Bennett
Whitewright
George
T. H. Lively
H. Benedict
Armstrong’s
Planters National Bank
W. N. Stone
D. S. McMillin
T. H. Sears
Guy Hamilton
Jack McMillin
Claude Truett
J. R. Pennington
W. T. Truett
J. L. Dyer
R. L. Sears
L. F. Southerland
B. T. Southerland
J. G. McKinsey
First National Bank
C. Bryant
W. H. King
R. H. May
R. A. Gillett
W. T. Simmons
C. B. Bryant
S. E. Jones
W. F. Holland
T. E. Sears
L. P. Sears
Kay Kimbell
Tom Gillett
J. W. Pennell
Bow- Wright Drug Co
Mitchell Bros
J. M. Carter
Chesley Rutledge
Denison
Reed
R. May
Rev
H. G. May
Bellevue
New High School Building Dedicated Sunday Afternoon
The new high school building will be dedicated Sunday afternoon at two o clock. Raymond Gant of Sherman has ac-
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the Sun
Raymond Gant
Sherman
Seven Years Ago From The Sun January 13 1927
Bank statements show combined deposits of 765138.14 and total resources of 1357089.45 for Whitewright banks as of December 31 1926 Planters paid an 8 percent dividend and First National 16 percent in 1926
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First National
G. D. Bennett
Ed Lankford
Planters Gin Company
J. R. Oliver
Trinity Farms Co
Waxahachie
Horace Thompson
the Sun
University of Illinois School of Journalism
Maxie Echols
J. E. Montgomery
Graham
F. M. Echols
W. L. Gordon
Swift & Co
Dallas
C. C. Willis
Scurry County
The Kingdom Of God Is Within You Sermon Note
Rev S L Bull reflects on Luke 17 20 21 arguing the kingdom is spiritual not found in buildings or showy rites. True kingdom is in believers hearts shown by righteousness peace and joy, with compassion to the hungry thirsty stranger naked sick imprisoned and in need. He notes not all churchgoers are kingdom people and cites judgment and divine glory.
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Jesus
Earth
Heaven
Christ
Metered Bank Service Catalog From a Penny Press
A humorous bank advertising collage lists various "good mornings" and other niceties priced per item. It includes options from cordial phrases at two dollars to pens, ink, and deposits queries, plus poetrylike deals, investment tips, and a mortgage conference pricing structured as comic microtransactions.
Baptism of Jesus Shows Humanity and Unity with Father
The text explains Jesus baptism to reveal His true humanity and His complete union with God. It then describes Jesus wilderness temptations resisting hunger, sensationalism, and worldly power, illustrating common human temptations.
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Jesus
Lord’s mercy and salvation for the meek cited
A brief biblical quotation notes the Lord’s pleasure in those who fear him and those who hope in his mercy. It emphasizes that the Lord will beautify the meek with salvation and bless his people.
Perfect Girl Pal Outlined By Arizona Students
A UA poll of 467 students rejects Mae West Sally Rand and nudist cults while preferring 1920s fashion. Joan Blondell leads as the most attractive movie actress with about 300 ballots disapproving Sally Rand and 410 disapproving ads. The ideal perfect pal stands 5 feet 4 inches, 125 pounds, dark haired and complexion.
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Tucson
Ariz
University of Arizona
Mae West
Sally Rand
Joe Colleges
Floradora
Joan Blondell
Adists
Quips and Classroom Banter Echo in Humble Exchange
A student answers a teacher's question with a joke about flirting and marriage. A boy improvises a line about the speaker of the House by saying in their house it is mother, reflecting playful classroom banter.
Cornstalks Produce Gas On Farm Near Ames
Iowa report details an experimental farm plant near Ames using shredded cornstalks to ferment gas. Engineers aim to yield 200 cubic feet daily for fuel or lighting at a cost of 300 to 500 dollars, not including building distribution equipment.
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Ames
Iowa
United States Department of Agriculture
Prospect Dodges Investment Pitch With Busy Money Motives
A sharp exchange shows a sly sales line promising wealth while the prospect claims a busy schedule. He plans to finish a $1.75 profit deal first before considering new investments. The dialogue hints at cautious, if not skeptical, negotiating stance.
Baptism and Temptation of Jesus Lesson Overview
Sunday school lesson outlines Jesus baptism in Jordan and the Spirit descent after His immersion. It highlights John the Baptist as the prophet preceding Jesus and notes Jesus submission to baptism and the pivotal moment before His public ministry.
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Jordan
Jesus
Calvary
John
Israel
Galilee
God
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