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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1922

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Governor Neff Calls Texas to Unite for Law and Order

Governor Pat Neff issues a statewide appeal urging Texans to combat crime and uphold obedience to the law. He requests pastors editors judges prosecutors sheriffs and teachers to lead sermons editorials court addresses and classroom talks on January 22 and 23 to reinforce public support for law and civilization.

Austin Neff Texas Law and Order Ship of State Pat Neff

Bermuda Onion Plant Order From Mangrum Bros

Get Bermuda Onion plants by mail with same day shipping on order receipt or pick up at Mangrum Bros. 100 250 500 plants offered at $1.00. F. R. McFatridge signs the notice.

Bermuda Mangrum Bros F. R. McFatridge

Whitewright to Consider Night School Plan

Superintendent H L Durham told The Sun there is demand for a night school and it could open soon with bankers and businessmen volunteering to teach. If started, courses would include arithmetic business English commercial law and bookkeeping with a small tuition to cover costs. Sessions would be Tuesdays and Thursdays 7 to 9 pm. Interested residents should meet at the high school Friday at 7.

H. L. Durham The Sun Durham

Houghton Slated for Berlin Ambassador Post

The German Government notified the American Government that Alanson B. Houghton, a New York representative and Corning manufacturer, will be acceptable as Ambassador to Berlin. His nomination will be sent to the Senate this week, with expected confirmation and a German appointment to Washington to follow.

Washington Alanson B. Houghton House New York Houghton Senate White House Corning Berlin Germany Gottingen

Willacy Named State Tax Commissioner

Austin reports ex Senator John G Willacy has been appointed State Tax Commissioner. The Tax Commission had been closed by Governor Neff about six months earlier, with James A King acting in the role since Hobby era and allowed to remain until the office closed. The governor proposed consolidating the Tax Commissioner’s office with the Comptroller’s Department, but the Legislature did not act before adjournment and the tax department ceased functioning.

Austin John G. Willacy Neff James A. King Hobby King Comptroller’s Department Tax Department

Honor Roll for Whitewright Grammar School Fourth Month

Honor Roll list for Whitewright Grammar School with grades from first through seventh, noting no high school honor roll this period. Highlights include top averages such as Martha Joe Sears 97.4 in grammar and Eva Jane Skaggs 97.1 in first primary.

Whitewright Grammar School B. Leora Short Donald Hall Beatrice Johnson Myra Vestal Laura Jeane Stateville Madge Sears Homer Lee Sears Gerald Powell Watt Ownby Finis Partridge van Vestal Mary Frances Smith May Myrick Elizabeth Love Morris Wright Thomas McMillin Lester Martin Alvin Warden B. Printess Compton Thomas Gillett Morrell Hampton Harlan Muse Oleta Chambers Billy Joe Cowan Marian Craig Oleta Dyer Mildred Harp Birdie Mazelle Looney Juanita Murray A.A. G. McCollum J. Frank Roberts S. T. Montgomery Irene Rector Bonnie Head Walter Roberts Eva Skaggs Augusta Farriss Guy Anderson Grover Biggerstaff Eva Jane Skaggs Velma Bennett Margaret Pierce Una May Mangrum Beatrice Maynard Johnnie V. Dossey Thurman Knox Maxine Roberts Roger Holcomb Earl Blanton Audrey Cook Mary Lee Andrews Jack Everheart Eugene Hall Jack Hoyle Leon Coffman Millard Murray Elizabeth Waggoner Bonnie Janway Raymond Myrick Guy Yowell Fender May Tom Everheart Milliard Mangrum Ford Scott Vestal Grover B. Smith James Bryant Mordell Pumphrey Elba Stapleton Faye Woods Adrian Alexander Opal Cates Marcella Owens Noel Perdue Charlie Mayo Martha Joe Sears Caroline Simmons Clyde Montgomery Gladys Roberts Golia Pierce Marie McCoy Millie Michael Amatone May Blanche Montgomery Durelle Mangrum Nellie Johnson Maggie Horton Dorothy Gordon Virgil Davenport Laura Elizabeth Cantrell Margaret Barbee Trendon Vestal Coy Wren Edwin Savage Paul Ryan Austin Bailey J. P. Jared Robert Howard Leon Hampton J. Rector Lallace May Martha Joe Sears Marjorie Holland Ollie McMillin Gwendolyn Carter Bettie Lou McLean Homer Craig Hester Martin Claud Murray David Everheart Fannie Robbins May Bell Doss Golia Carter Fannie Lou Manning Hattie Johnson Jo Hestand Lucile LaRoe Verma Mangrum Sue McConnell

Graphic Spelling Gaffe Prompts Bossy Caricature

A humorous workplace exchange shows a stenographer puzzled by the word graphic and whether to spell it with one or two f’s. The boss counters with a witty remark about using two if you opt for any.

Immediate relief fund sought for destitute Indians

President Harding urged Congress to rapidly appropriate 156000 for Indian relief, saying delay is unsafe. Indian Commissioner Burke reported that last year’s crop failures and industrial stagnation left Indians on thirty reservations in dire need, with only 700 of 375000 appropriated for the current year remaining.

Washington Harding Congress Burke Gillett

Whitewright High School Dedicated Sunday Afternoon

Whitewright celebrated the dedication of its new high school building Sunday afternoon with hundreds attending. The steam heated, well equipped facility drew visitors from nearby towns including former Grayson College students who recalled college days. B B Cobb of Waco gave the dedication speech with Judge Cal Freeman reflecting on Grayson College memories.

Whitewright Grayson College B. B. Cobb Waco Orangeville Cal Freeman Sherman F. M. Echols R. W. Gallaher Cobb Harry L. Durham J. F. Fen

Mrs Laura Carter Dies At Home After Stroke

Mrs Laura Carter wife of J M Carter died at her home here Friday afternoon after a stroke Monday night of last week. Born September 21 1860 in Canaan she moved to this town eleven years ago. Funeral at Presbyterian Church Saturday at 2 30 conducted by Rev Fender and Rev Manton of Sherman interment City Cemetery. Survived by husband a daughter Mrs Elliott Thomas of Tom Bean two sons Raymond Carter of Gunter and Dr Wilbur Carter of Sherman a sister Mrs C L Manning and S H Montgomery and Bob Montgomery. Active pallbearers listed. church board members honorary pallbearers.

Laura Carter J. M. Carter Mrs. Carter Canaan L. P. Montgomery Grayson County Carter Presbyterian Church J. F. Fender Jap Manton Sherman J. E. Webster C. P. Johnson W. P. Vaughn W. B. Hestand J. W. Wilson Guy Hamilton W. H. King C. W. Bryant C. B. Bryant D. S. McMillin F. EK. Douglas G. C. Gillett The

Well known ranchman dies at home in Merkel

Abilene Texas Jan 17 Word has been received here announcing the death at Merkel early Sunday morning of Frank Sears 72 years old who died suddenly at his home at that place. Sears was born in Alabama but came to Texas seventy years ago and lived in Taylor County thirty one years He was a leading ranchman and prominent in banking Also a member of the Merkel Methodist Church Funeral was held Monday morning conducted by Rev W M Murrell Sears survived by his wife three sons and five daughters Arthur Sears Abilene Clyde Sears Merkel Bud Sears Merkel Mrs Virgil Touchstone Chillicothe Mrs Dan Mathis Jones County Mrs Easton Campbell Paducah and Misses Eula and Mossie Sears Merkel He formerly lived here and was brother of the late W T and Henry Sears Survived by two sisters Mrs Wm Pennington of this place and Mrs Aldridge near Bonham Many relatives and friends here were shocked by the news of his death.

Abilene Texas Merkel Frank Sears Mr. Sears Alabama Taylor County Sears Methodist Church of W. T. and Henry Sears Wm. Pennington Aldridge Bonham Whitewright

Life of Will Hays To Be Insured For 2 Million

New York January 17 The life of Postmaster General Will Hays will be insured for 2 million dollars when he signs his Cabinet post to head the National Moving Picture combination A subcommittee of motion picture men announced the policy will be payable to the Reorganized National Association of the Motion Picture Industry and the large sum would be distributed among several companies after his death

New York Will Hays National Moving Picture Combination National Association of the Motion Picture Industry

Insurance Ethics Echo in Traffic Quip

A brief exchange between drivers centers on pace and fairness as one asks for slower driving. The other replies with a wry line about not fearing danger but avoiding unfair advantage against his life insurance. The dialogue highlights cautious humor about risk and policy.

Martial Law To Be Maintained At Mexia

Fort Worth January 17. Governor Neff says martial law will be maintained in Mexia until lawlessness is driven out. He warned against editorials questioning the action and noted the full facts have not been made public. The State Law Enforcement Convention convened with about 300 delegates at the First Christian Church.

Fort Worth Atticus Webb Texas Anti-Saloon League First Christian Church HT. Laughbaum Anti-Saloon League of Oklahoma J.D. Sandifer Simmons College Abilene Europe P. A. Baker Montgomery Ala Anti-Saloon League of America United States Neff Mexia

Judge Charges Jury on Prohibition Act

Sherman January 16 Judge W L Estes opens the January term of the Federal District Court for the Eastern District of Texas Sherman Division urging jurors to enforce the law. He explains the act permits manufacture and sale for non beverage uses while safeguarding against unwarranted home searches.

Sherman W. L. Estes Federal District Court Eastern District of Texas Sherman Division Federal Estes

MAG FIXER Ford Start Recharged While You Wait

Huffines and Spindle Bros advertise a recharging instrument that makes a Ford start like new. Service is offered while you wait and guaranteed.

Huffines & Spindle Bros

The Sun Price Offer Stuns Readers

The Sun advises a yearly subscription rate of $1.50 and promotes a 52-visit plan also priced at $1.50, presenting a striking value for readers. The notice emphasizes affordability and broad access to the newspaper.

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Berlin Post Willacy First National Bank R. A. Gillett Sherman Thornhill Dortha Reeves James Lindsay Louvenia Gallaher Jack Bane Clifford Robinson William Truett Margaret Sears Henry Phillips Hill McMillin Dorothy Hamilton Charlie Belle Truett Dulsia Belle Garland Florence Phillips Sam Durham Der High School Glee Club Senator D. S. McMillin Mrs the Sun Mag Fixer the Bank OF Planters National Bank Capital
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