Local visitors and social notes in recent city visits
Lois Lively is visiting in the city. Dr. N P Gunby of Sherman was here Friday on a professional call. Mrs. Robert Jones of Celina is visiting relatives here this week. Mr and Mrs T H Lively visited relatives at Van Alstyne Sunday. Mr and Mrs J R Pennington of Sherman spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Frank Sims. Miss Vella Phillips of Kaufman is the guest of Miss Georgia Nash. Miss Mary Lee Nichols is visiting relatives at Melissa. Mr and Mrs Cecil Spindle and Mrs Lloyd Becheler spent Monday in Denison. Intelligent motherhood conserves the nation s best crop. Mrs B B Kimbell and Mrs A E Jones left Sunday for an extended visit in Oakwood. Mrs A R Nash left last Saturday for a month s visit with relatives in Houston. Carthal Hodge of Bonham is the guest of Miss Tommie Chenoweth for the picnic. Eat home made bread. Get it at the Home Bakery. L U V Long, Prop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Lively
van Alstyne
J. R. Pennington
Sherman
Frank Sims
Mary Lee Nichols
Melissa
Cecil Spindle
Lloyd Becheler
Denison
J. A. Pritchett
Robert Jones
Celina
Jones
Leon Harp
Eva May
Mexia
W. A. Kirkpatrick
Mt. Pleasant
Whitewright social notes and picnic week chatter
Commerce visitors and local guests fill the week with social calls and letters of thanks. The town prepares for a picnic with events, speeches by County Judge Dayton B Steed, and a minstrel show. Local businesses promote baked goods and vinegar while residents recover from illnesses and celebrate hospitality and travel.
Picnic speakers list robertson tax law event set for 14th
Col Rufus J Lackland noted auctioneer and Congressman-at-large candidate will speak at the picnic this week on the afternoon or night of the 14th. Hon G W Dayton and Hon W S Moore, state senate candidates, will attend and likely speak for their bids. Others for state offices and county district candidates will join, with talks after band concerts each night. D S McMillin will officiate and may speak on the Robertson insurance tax measure, with primaries ballot options to keep or repeal or substitute Gibson bill. Free prize distribution begins at ten o clock Thursday morning. Come early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus J. Lackland
G. W. Dayton
W.S. Moore
State Senate
D. S. McMillin
McMillin
Robertson
Gibson
Forty-Two Party Hosted by Mrs Gowdy at Home
Mrs Gowdy entertained a forty two party last Thursday afternoon assisted by Mesdames Thompson Dickson Wilson and Bow. Guests enjoyed punch served by Sallie Joe Gowdy and Gladys Denton. Progressive Forty two and music by Lena Gowdy and Frances Wilson followed. Refreshments served to forty guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucian LaRoe
Grand Avenue
B. G. Gowdy
J. B. Thompson
J. B. Dickson
J. W. Wilson
J. L. Bow
Sallie Joe Gowdy
Gladys Denton
Lena Mde Gowdy
Frances Wilson
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For Sale Ford Automobile Bargain by Bob Sears
A second hand Ford automobile offered for sale by Bob Sears. described as almost good as new and priced as a bargain. potential buyers are invited to inquire directly with the seller for details and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Sears
For Sale Fine Mare and Equipment in Sherman
For sale a well tempered mare six teen and one third hands tall weight 1255 pounds survey good as new buggy and harness available Will consider a young Jersey cow as part payment Ex contact R G Mood 714 N Walnut St Sherman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
R. G. Mood
Walnut St
Sherman
Newest remedy for backache and kidney trouble marketed
Dr. Pierce promotes Anuric as a cure for backache rheumatism and dropsy caused by weak kidneys. The ad claims uric acid poisoning from meat and certain vegetables, urging readers to write for a trial packet and buy a 50 cent druggist sale. It emphasizes improved blood cleansing and relief of lumbago sciatica and related pains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Anuric
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R. W. Gallaher
Lois Lively
N. P. Gunby of
Vella Phillips
Kaufman
Georgia Nash
B. B. Kimbell
A. E. Jones
Oakwood
A. R. Nash
Houston
Carthal Hodge of
Bonham
Tommie Chenoweth
Home Bakery
L.uv
Holly Montgomery
Mae Graves
Eva Stilwell
Commerce
Mildred Cantrell
Morrell Sears
Fred Moore Truett
Sarah Lee Holland
The
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Long
Long's Bakery
P. J. Pierce & Son
V. Mason
Cotton Belt Station
Jack Lilley
Uncle Joe May
Bill Cowan
Charles Blanton
J. W. Davidson
W. P. Vaughn
Katherine
J. A. McKinney
Lawton, Oklo
Sallie
Joe Gowdy
Ruby Ross
Vera
Velma Kirkpatrick
Gainesville
Mrs. Pauley of
Dick May
Mrs. McDaniel of
H. C. Willis
LL. C. Long
J. H. Thompson
Lone Oak
Jack McMillin
Lucile
Greenville
Frank Stinson
L. L. Nichols
West Texas
Amarillo
Canyon City
Ida Cheney
Safford
Dora Scales
Mrs. Southerland
Trenton
Miss Horner
Ben Firquin
Tom Bean
Frank Carter
Madill
Irene McMillin
Joe Parrish
Lucile Parrish
Joe B. Foster
Gordon Riley
Katherine Riley
A. P. Neff
Jarvis Harp
Dodd City
Percy Davis
Ft. Worth
Frisco Railroad
Percy
Whitewright
Sun
Frisco
E. Longley
Dallas
City
Miss Evelyn Riley
Mrs. R. S. Morehead
Bess Lewis
Rusk
Edith Little
Grady May
Everheart Memorial Church
Delia Moore
W. H. Lacy
Madill, Okla
Adam Schaaf
Texas
J. F. Dixon
V.C
T.W. Gattis
Maude Willis
H. J. Heinz Co
Martin
Dayton B. Steed
Steed
Whitewright Cotton Oil Company
Court House
Grayson County
First National Bank
Planters Bank
CC. W. Bryant
J. F. Spindle
Spindle
Hamless
Whitewright Lumber CO
Laroe Lumber Compn’y
Scott
Scott's
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
N. I
Ansco
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Rexall
Devoe Paint
Auto Garage
Fleming
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