Local notes and ads from Whitewright residents
J R Fleming returns from Marlin visit. G D McCarty leaves for Knox City. Barlow Roberts attends W C Fain funeral from Sherman. Mr and Mrs D M Pope of Sherman visit. Lloyd Hughes of Sherman visits with Holland family. Mattress renovation ads by E J Antoni. Rev I E Teague to preach at Kentuckytown. Mrs Hugh Norris returns to Ada after visit. J M Pennington and others visit Sims home. District singing convention at Rose Hill next Sunday. Dr James C Wilson Sherman vet solicits readers via ad. Hudsonville Orphans Home children to perform at Methodist Church Sunday 3 pm. Free-will offering collected. Mattress renovation service in former Long bakery building. Cold remedy 666. Whitewright schools open for transfers with three months free schooling. Compulsory schooling begins. all eligible children must attend.
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Hudsonville Orphans
Telephone
Fannin County
Methodist Church
Gillespie Named Manager At Hudson Davis Store In Paris
J C Gillespie of Paris becomes manager of Hudson Davis Company dry goods store in this city. Announced under firm president C E Hudsons name. Gillespie, an experienced dry goods man from a leading Paris store, will move his family here soon.
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J. C. Gillespie
Paris
Hudson, Davis & Company
The
Sun
C. E. Hudson
Gillespie
Legion Program at Legion Hall Friday Night
Legion members urged to attend a Friday night event at the Legion hall with a planned program. Invite extended to mothers wives or sweethearts. Refreshments will be served and several talks will be given. A band will provide music.
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Legion
The
Legion Hall
District District Interscholastic League announces tourney dates
Sherman January 23 The officers of the District Interscholastic League met and set preliminaries for February 4 with games in McKinney and Bonham. The Cooke County team advances to finals in Sherman February 11 unless a county fails to declare a winner. Declamation contests April 7 in Sherman at Austin College and debates April 8. Prize solicitation noted. officials urged to submit county winners to Harry L. Durham. B. B. Kimbell shipped 77 hogs to Dallas Wednesday.
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Sherman
Collin
Grayson
McKinney
Fannin
Lamar
Bonham
Cooke County
Harry L. Durham
Whitewright
Austin College
H. L. Durham
H. L. Rather
H. O. McCain
Gainesville
Jennie Jackson
Denison
W. B. Graham
Cooke
Whitewright Public Schools
B. B. Kimbell
Dallas
Youth pleads guilty in currency law case at Sherman
Joe Brockman, 21, received the minimum one year and one day in the Federal penitentiary after pleading guilty in U S District Court. He had prior state burglary conviction and faces a state grand jury theft indictment. Judge Estes advised him on his path ahead. Nearby, Mrs Susendra A Yates, 76, longtime Pilot Grove pioneer, died in Dallas after moving there in 1920. Funeral services were held at her residence with Rev. Wallace Bassett presiding. She leaves three sons and one daughter.
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Sherman
Joe Brockman
United States District Court
W. L. Estes
Federal
Estes
Susendra A. Yates
West Eighth Street
Dallas
R. O. Yates
Hutchenson
Kan
C. M. Kinsal
Ardmore
Oklo
Wallace Bassett
Oak Cliff Baptist Church
Preston Legion to Host Friday Night Program
The Preston Everheart Post of the American Legion plans a Friday program at the Legion hall starting at 7 PM. The event features music and talks with refreshments. Members are urged to attend with mothers, wives, or sweethearts. Also offered: 52 issues of The Sun for $1.50.
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Preston Everheart
The
American Legion
Legion Hall
Family and McKinney visitors attend Fain funeral
Mr and Mrs J W Ashley and children and J R Jordan of McKinney spent Sunday here to attend the funeral of W C Fain.
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J. W. Ashley
J. R. Jordan of
McKinney
W. C. Fain
Sun Office Advertises 75 Sheets Typewriter Paper
A Sun office ad offers 75 sheets of good typewriter paper for 25e. The brief promotion highlights bulk value and a ready supply for clerical work.
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Sun
Methodist Church Sunday Schedule and Youth Program
The Methodist Church announces Sunday school at 9 45 a m and a children led service at 10 45 a m with Epworth League at 6 15 p m. Evening worship at 7 p m with a strong Sunday program. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 p m led by church officials with Dr R May. Choir practice at Hoard residence and plans for fine music next Sunday. Pastor K R Isbell extends a cordial welcome.
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Epworth League
R. May
J. D. Hoard
K. R. Isbell
Mrs. Moore and Daughters Visit Sherman This Week
Mrs. T. B. Moore and her daughters Mrs. Bryant King and Mrs. Z. R. Langston of Wichita Falls, visiting here, spent several days in Sherman this week with Mr. and Mrs. Ford Moore, for only 25c at the Sun office.
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T. B. Moore
Bryant King
Z. R. Langston
Wichita Falls
Sherman
Ford Moore
Central Christian Church Promotes Morning and Evening Services
Pastor A. E. Major invites worshippers to Bible school at 10, church at 11, and evening service at 7. Morning study titled God or Gold continues the Sermon on the Mount series, with Open Doors or Using our Opportunities for the evening. A hearty welcome awaits.
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Bible
Gold
A. E. Major
First Baptist Church Worship and Services
The First Baptist Church invites all to morning services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. with themes “Service and the Throne of Glory” and “Where Are the Nine?” Sunday School at 10 a.m. and B Y P U at 6 15 p.m. The message urges regular worship, feeding the soul as well as the body, and cautions against neglect of worship as sin.
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Esau and Jacob as models of life and spirit
A brief moral remark contrasts Esau’s worldly appetite with Jacobs’ spiritual orientation. The speaker admonishes Esau’s view of life, citing the biblically framed line “And Esau did eat and drink, and rose up, and went his way,” to underscore a warning about secular values.
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Esau
Jacob
God
From a Materialist’s End a Weeping Prayer
The speaker contrasts a materialist’s life of pleasure with the emptiness it yields, noting the final sorrow he felt and the plea to bless him as he nears the end. G. M. McNeilly, pastor, warns readers against wrong life estimates and prays for salvation in the name of the Lord.
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Esau
American Legion Post Nears Bonus Distribution
The Whitewright American Legion post reports progress on the bonus bill and expects about 40 000 dollars to be distributed to ex service men if Congress acts. Membership stands around 150 with plans for another recruitment drive. The post honors the support from the ladies auxiliary and local residents.
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The
American Legion
Congress
Whitewright
Legion
Ladies Auxiliary
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