Dayton B. Steed Seeks County Judge Nomination
The Sun announces Dayton B. Steed to voters in the county for the Democratic primary on July 25. He is assistant to County Attorney B F Gafford and plans to visit Whitewright to meet voters. A Baylor University graduate admitted to the Sherman bar in 1899, Steed is praised for integrity, affability, and deep Democratic ties.
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Dayton B. Steed
Steed
Whitewright
B. F. Gafford
the Sun
S. D. H. Steed
Whitesboro
Sherman Bar
Baylor University
Cure a Cold in One Day LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Advice promotes Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine to stop cough headache and cold symptoms in one day. Claims a refund if it fails, and notes Grove's signature on each box.
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W- Grove
Turner seeks re election as Grayson county treasurer
E A Turner of Sherman requests his Sun announcement for re election to the office of Grayson county treasurer subject to the democratic primary in July. He is praised for a painstaking competent tenure and intends to visit Whitewright to solicit support from local voters.
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EK. A. Turner
Sherman
Sun
Grayson County
Turner
Whitewright
Epworth League Service Notes Strong Attendance
Methodist church notes record a largely attended Epworth League service and a Sunday school of 120 attempting to reach 150. Pastor illness caused no preaching, officers are asked to meet at 2 pm, and a Presbyterian Methodist cooperative meeting starts the first Sunday in March.
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Epworth League
Death in Kerrville: Mrs. John Greer Dies After Prolonged Illness
W H Phillips returned from Kerrville where he attended the funeral of his sister Mrs. John Greer formerly Miss Anna Phillips. She died at Kerrville Sunday after a long illness at age 38. Survived by husband, three children, and many Phillips siblings. interment held in Kerrville Monday.
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W.H. Phillips
Kerrville
John Greer
Anna Phillips
Greer
H. M. Phillips
A. T
W. H
R. J. Phillips
W. Z. Spearman
R. C. Montgomery
This Place
Ben Harrison
San Angelo
H. B. Lawson
Oakland
California
J. A. Phillips
Provo
Utah
D. M. Phillips
Farmersville
W. D. Higdon
Atoka
Okla
S. S. Phillips
Hastings
For Sale: Small Palms Ferns and Hyacinths
Palms asparagus ferns and Roman hyacinths offered for sale by Mrs J M Carlisle at Carlisle Military Academy.
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J. M. Carlisle
Carlisle Military Academy
Two Offenders Caught By Deputies In County
Deputy Bud Roberts arrested Harrison Kendricks, wanted by Fannin county officers for burglary at Bagby. Kendricks was found at a Belt settlement festival and pocket knives plus an overcoat were recovered. Brents from Bonham returned Kendricks Saturday. Roberts also arrested Will Cain and turned him over to Dupont Lyon and Constable Corder who traveled from Sherman Sunday morning. Cain, a Negro, was wanted on a Sherman grand jury indictment for aggravated assault.
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Bud Roberts
Harrison Kendricks
Fannin County
Bagby
Roberts
Kendricks
Belt
Brents
Bonham
Will Cain
Dupont Lyon
Corder
Sherman
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Epworth League Program for Congo Missions Sunday
Sunday January 25 program led by Miss Edith Little with scripture Isaiah 45 14 22 read by Miss York prayers by Mr. Fitz Bryant and Miss Bell Huddleston hymn numbers 6 633 and 685 include songs The Congo Our Congo Mission Our Duty to the Negro at Home and Pioneering in the Congo a free will offering to Missions and a Benediction.
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Miss York
Congo
Miss Mae Orendorff Guest of Local Hosts
Miss Mae Orendorff of Kidd Key College Sherman visited over the weekend as a guest of Miss Cora Lee Hoard and Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Lively, spending Saturday and Sunday in the area.
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Mae Orendorff
Kidd-Key College
Sherman
Cora Lee Hoard
T. H. Lively
Missionary Program at B Y P U Seeks Support
Leader Mrs. Epting presides over a program featuring scripture lesson Acts 1 6 to 9 and papers on missions by Miss Clausie Glidewell Miss Hazel Spearman Miss Olive Neff R L Clancey Claud Truett Harry Brown Robert Jones with talks on home state and county missions at First National Bank. Some ladies lack conveyances and ask for two year remittance as work remains gratuitous.
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Epting
Ann Hasseltine Judson
Clausie Glidewell
Adoniram Judson
Hazel Spearman
Olive Neff
R.L. Clancey
Claud Truett
Harry Brown
First National Bank
Call For Funds by Ladies Oak Hill Cemetery Assn
The Ladies' Oak Hill Cemetery Association announces the year's work and asks all who can contribute to leave money to support the association's projects and upkeep.
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Ladies’ Oak Hill Cemetery Association
Thanks For Kindness In Time Of Sorrow
The Sloan family thanks physicians and neighbors for faithful care during the sad sickness and death of their son and brother. They also acknowledge the Sunday school for a floral offering and extend sincere heartfelt gratitude.
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J.G. Sloan
Miss May Williams Returns From Visit To Sherman
Miss May Williams came home Sunday after a two week trip visiting Sherman Collinsville and other points in the area.
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