Visiting Notables At Van Alstyne And Nearby Towns
Local notices recount visitors and residents in Whitewright, Sherman, Denison, Greenville, and surrounding areas. Names include John Cully, E. A. McMahon, Homer May, Herman Williams, R. H. Jay, W. F. Holland, Ruth Southerland, J. P. Haden, J. F. Spindle, and others. Community events span visits, illness, business trips, and social engagements with multiple households hosting guests through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cully
van Alstyne
E. A. McMahon
Savoy
Whitewright
Homer May
Herman Williams
Ladonia
R. H. Jay
Greenville
Subscriptions Take Over by Local P O Official
On June 16, 1913 a post office department change forces a shift to subscription sales. The official reports having collected over 250 dollars in subscriptions and asks for fair support to compete with rivals.
J S Kershner Buys England Farm East of Town
J S Kershner purchased the J R England farm east of town in a recent deal brokered by Stallings and Holcomb. The Sun notes the transaction in its typewriter carbon copy.
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J.S. Kershner
J. R. England
Stallings & Holcomb
Spivy Brothers Co and Local Notices Promote Community News
Joe Hamilton repaints a residence on West Maple Street as community notices highlight local activity. Sherman visitors, church meetings, and a July 25 chicken pie dinner at Central Christian Church are noted along with barber shop services and local business promotions.
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Joe Hamilton
West Maple Street
Tioga
Harry Brown
Truett
the Central Christian Church
Nyal's Face Cream Promises Clear Complexion
A vintage advertisement promotes Nyal's Face Cream as a non greasy, non irritating tissue tonic that provides moisture to dry or oily skin and acts as a base for powders. It markets a 25 cent jar and a 50 cent large jar.
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Nyal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eastman Kodaks
Kodak
Eastman
R. W. Gallaher
J. A. McKinney
W. F. Holland
Sears & Ford
Ray Badgett
Carl Fender
Dixon & Hayter
Sun
Ruth Southerland
Whitesboro
Trenton
J. P. Haden of
Durant
D. R. Lewis
J. F. Spindle
Points
Oklahoma
Glidewell’s
Wm. May
Kenetick
Frank Alverson
Sherman
Denison
T. H. Lively
W. G. Pendleton of
J. A. Ragsdale and Family
Simmons Bros
D. S. McMillin
T. B. Moore
Flowing Wells
May Badgett
Otto Denton
Katy
Bells, Sherman
J. H. Truett
John Penland
Waco
Cora Cox
Leonard
Murry Bryant
D.S. McMillin
Rodney Wilson
J. R. Fleming
J. W. Davidson
Bob Bane
Clyde
Meyer Wilder
Plano
Kim Henry
Ray Barn
Mary Lena Longley
City
Maurice McMillin
W.Z. Spearman
Bob Spearman
Ladies of the Methodist Church
Holcomb
W. C. Hustines
Arington
Jersey
Poland
O. D. Hood
Route 4
J. J. Anderson
J. L. Truett
T. K. McMillin
Mattie Kirkpatrick
Ringgold
T. J. Smith
J. W. Boyd
Oak Cliff
Dan W.smith
Collinsville
Iam
J.R. Westbrook
J. R. Ragsdale
Frank Simms
J. H. Biggerstain
J. D. Heard
Cora Lee
Lou Sears
Merkel
Texas
L.S
B. T. Southerland
J. P. Southerland
W. M. Stockton
Spivy Bros. Company
J. W. Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Randolph
Jim Nichols
L. L. Nichols
Ray Stables
R. M. Cannon
Wynn Blassingame
Sam McMillin
Pike
Collin County
T. M. Hicks
Powersburg
Mrs. H. Benedict
Ft. Worth
Ethel Heer
Katie Nell Pierce
A. J. Hudspeth
Valley View
Jess Graves
Tom
Near Town
Bonham Monday
R. L. Powell
Walker Caylor
Will Marshall
Horace Arteberry
Max
Julian Boone
Ruby Pope
Elsie Larsen
L. P. Martin of
W. J. Epting
The
Baptist Church of Bells
Mrs. Malley Williams
Bethel
Wade Sears
Near Bells
Dave Martindale
Minnie Clack
Mrs. E. P. Randle
Truett Building
J. E. Morrow
Dan Andrews
Little Rock
Joe Hoard
J. D. Hoard
W. H. King
Mac Bailey
Webster
Clarksville
Tenn
Charley Savage
John Savage
J. B. Howard
Howe
D. Martindale
Ott Lackey
Samuel V. Carmack
Denver
Colo
Whitewright Lumber Company
LaRoe Lumber Co
P.O
Roy Cook
P. O. Flunky
Typewriter
Spivy Brothers CO
Guy Dillon
Mr. Dillon
Bailey Printing Company
Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Ad Pritchett
W. T. Ross
Chapman Mills
W. D. McDonald
J. D. Williams
T. H. Sears
J. H. Waggoner
B.S. Montgomery
Rev
J. S. Fender
Bonham
Cullen Thomas
Col. Ball
Cleve Wilson
W. O. Brents
Mr. Brents
Simmons Brothers
Kirkpatrick & Bryant Druggists