Dayton B Steed Nominated for County Judge by Sun
The Sun announces Dayton B Steed as a Democratic candidate for county judge in the upcoming July primaries. Steed, assistant to County Attorney B F Gafford, has a Baylor University law degree and has practiced since 1909. He aims to meet voters in Whitewright and surrounding areas, carrying a record of integrity and public service.
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Dayton B. Steed
Steed
Whitewright
B. F. Gafford
the Sun
S. D. H. Steed
Whitesboro
Sherman Bar
Baylor University
Grove's Cure-All Ad Promises Cold Relief in One Day
An old advertisement touts a fake remedy claiming to cure a cold in one day. It markets a laxative style product with bromide and quinine and offers a refund if it fails to cure, insisting GROVE'S signature appears on each bottle.
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Grove
Turner Seeks Re election as Grayson County Treasurer
E A Turner of Sherman announces in the Sun for reelection to the Grayson county treasurer post. He is described as a capable official with a creditable record and cites disability from manual labor but plans to personally solicit support in Whitewright and surrounding areas.
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K. A. Turner
Sherman
Sun
Grayson County
Turner
Whitewright
Epworth League Service Draws Strong Turnout
Methodist Church notes a largely attended Epworth League service with Sunday school at 120 toward a 150 goal. Officers and teachers are asked to meet Sunday at 2 pm. No preaching due to the pastor's illness. Presbyterian Methodist meeting starts first Sunday in March inviting cooperation and prayers for the city and unsaved.
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Epworth League
Death at Kerrville Claims Mrs. John Greer
W H Phillips returned from Kerrville where he attended the funeral of his sister Mrs John Greer formerly Miss Anna Phillips of this community who died at her Kerrville home Sunday after a long illness. She was 38 and survived by her husband and three children, plus many Phillips siblings. Interment occurred in Kerrville on 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. LB. Lawson
Oakland
California
J. A. Phillips
Provo
Utah
D. M., Phillips
Farmersville
W. D. Higdon
Atoka
Okla
S. Phillips
Hastings
Plant collection for sale announces at Carlisle Academy
Small palms asparagus Spingeri ferns and blooming Roman hyacinths offered by Mrs. J. M. Carlisle at Carlisle Military Academy for sale.
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J. M. Carlisle
Carlisle Military Academy
Two Offenders Caught in County Arrests
Deputy Sheriff Bud Roberts arrested Harrison Kendricks a negro here last Friday night after learning he was wanted by Fannin county officers for burglary at Bagby. Kendricks was found at a festival in the Belt settlement and several pocket knives and an overcoat were recovered. Brents from Bonham took Kendricks to county custody Saturday. Roberts also arrested Will Cain Saturday night and handed him to Dupont Lyon and Constable Corder who came from Sherman Sunday morning in Lyon's auto. Cain is a negro and was wanted on a grand jury indictment for aggravated assault in Sherman.
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Bud Roberts
Harrison Kendricks
Fannin County
Bagby
Roberts
Kendricks
Belt
Brents
Bonham
Will Cain
Dupont Lyon
Corder
Sherman
Cain
Epworth League Sunday Program on Congo Missions
Epworth League outlines a January 25 program with Edith Little leading and Miss York scripture Isaiah 45 14 22. Songs 633 and 685 hymnals, papers on The Congo Our Congo Mission and Pioneering in the Congo, prayers by Miss Bell Huddleston and Mr Fitz Bryant, Miss Ermine Webster, free will offering to Missions and benediction.
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Edith Little
Congo
Isiah
Miss York
Miss Mae Drepdorff Visits Sherman Friends
Miss Mae Drepdorff of Kidd-Key College Sherman spent Saturday and Sunday as a guest of Miss Cora Lee Hoard and Mr. and Mrs. T H Lively, here.
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Mae Drepdorff
Kidd-Key College
Sherman
Cora Lee Hoard
T. H. Lively
B Y P U Program Led by Mrs Epting at First National Bank
Scriptural lesson from Acts 1 6 9 and prayers open a B Y P U program with papers and talks by Miss Clausie Glidewell Miss Hazel Spearman and others At First National Bank several speakers present topics on missions homes and state work Some ladies lack conveyances making outreach hard and volunteers request remittance for two years with officers listed.
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Epting
Ann Hasseltine Judson
Clausie Glidewell
Adoniram Judson
Hazel Spearman
Olive Neff
R.L. Clancey
Claud Truett
Harry Brown
Robert Jones
First National Bank
Call For Funds for Ladies' Oak Hill Cemetery
The Ladies' Oak Hill Cemetery Association urges donations to support this year’s work. They request that all who can contribute financially do so as a special favor to sustain cemetery upkeep and care.
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Ladies’ Oak Hill Cemetery Association
Card of Thanks to Physicians and Friends
To the physician and our many friends and neighbors who faithfully cared for us during the sickness and death of our son and brother we extend sincere thanks. Thanks also for the Sunday school floral offering. J.G. Sloan and family.
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J.G. Sloan
Miss May Williams Returns From Visit To Sherman Collinsville
Miss May Williams came back Sunday after a two week trip visiting Sherman and Collinsville and several other towns.
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