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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1915
Page
3
Regional social notes record visits across Sulphur Oklahoma Tom Bean Sherman Bonham Dallas and Dallas area births and illnesses plus local commerce ads for insuring grain groceries wood and furniture and theater promotions including Cinderella at the Odeon Theatre.
Ben Savage returns to Dallas after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs BEW Savage Horace Gordon, in Dallas and heading to Tulsa, has accepted a position His daughter had tonsil surgery Raymond Phillips family saw their daughter operated on W P Cameron’s son Sam in Iowa reports smallpox recovery W B Hestand buys four 25 foot lots west of Payne Cottage and will build after salary The Pattersons plan to return from Shawnee to Whitewright with Dr Bow moving elsewhere and locals seek good stove wood and drinks at local fountain
Parents living outside the Whitewright district are urged to visit Supt. Chas. J. Denton in town each Saturday during the Summer Normal, or call at the First National Bank for transfer blanks, or see Mr. W. H. King who will handle the matter.
A Tuesday agreement transfers W. O. Womack of Dallas interests in Whitewright to W. M. Stone and associates. The Womack flour mills, stock in Planters National Bank, and Whitewright Cotton Oil Co stake move to new owners, with the mill to reopen immediately boosting grain trade and jobs. Stone, once a Whitewright citizen, leads a syndicate whose members may relocate here, signaling growth for Whitewright. Womack has long been connected to Dallas but remains a frequent visitor and former resident of Whitewright. The Sun and Dallas News 1.50
C L Terry of Denison filed a voluntary petition in the U S court. Liabilities total 7739.34 with assets 5045.27 claimed exempt 2240.00 according to the filed schedule. The item appears in the Sherman Democrat.
Send your children to the Matinee Friday afternoon July 2. Mary Pickford stars as Cinderella in a family friendly program with 5 and 10 cent matinee prices. E W Witherspoon of Winnsboro visits Mr and Mrs J W Wilson. Support local business by buying bread cakes and pies from The Home Bakery.
Whitewright cinema invites children to see Mary Pickford in Cinderella Friday with a special matinee for kids. Matinee 5c and 10c, night shows 10c to 20c at Odeon. parents urged to bring children for afternoon viewing and attend later in the evening.
I have moved my office from the Cook and Hampton barn to the D A Ray barn north of the Wilson Vaughn corner. All calls will receive prompt attention.
Miss Lena May Gowdy and Miss Sallie Joe Gowdy are visiting relatives in Paris. The brief social note records their travel and arrival, highlighting a family-oriented journey to the city.
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