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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1924
Page
5
Local social notes highlight Harve Holland Comedians performing in Whitewright July 14 to 19. The item lists multiple visitors, visits, and small notices from residents including Fred Wilson, Josh May, Lillian Bass, Dorothy Gardner, and many others, with community ads and shop mentions interspersed.
The city received top minnows from the State Health Department this week and placed them in pools east of the White Wright Milling Co. plant to test their effectiveness against mosquitoes. Also noted are plans by Farmers Union Gin Co. to relocate to larger office quarters after tearing down the old building. Dr. Lewis Holland of Dallas visits his parents Mr and Mrs W F Holland along with other relatives, while Mrs Holland has stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs T H Sears. Relatives from Ferris and Ft Worth share time with local family members and travel back with Mrs Earl Johnson.
About twenty Whitewright residents attended the B Y P U encampment at Woodlake Tuesday night. Organizers report a large crowd and engaging programs with weekly amusement planned. Harve Holland Comedians with band orchestra and actors will perform nightly under a tent on the Pierce lots.
At a Tuesday lodge meeting Fred Cook announced that his son Fred Jr. born on July 6 is the central link in the chain of Odd Fellowship at his home He urged the brethren regarding universal consanguinity.
The Sun notes a district singing convention to be held in Bells next Saturday night and Sunday. The item mentions Charlie Dawes, hoping he is elected and sworn in without misunderstanding the oath.
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