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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1925
Page
3
Local residents welcomed relatives friends and visitors from Waxahachie Farmersville Weatherford Waco Fort Worth Dal las Sherman Sulphur Springs Coalgate Floydada and Nevada during the past weekend and week with stops at homes of hosts such as the Biggerstaff Penn Gordon Yeager and others multiple familiar names appear as hosts or guests and several trips involved six week visits and weekend gatherings observed across the community
Mrs G L Baugher of Dallas spent the weekend here with relatives. Mrs Fred Martin and children of Dallas were guests of Mr and Mrs W R Hooper Friday and Saturday. Miss Bertha Pender returned home at Sulphur Springs Sunday after visiting grandparents. Mr and Mrs H C King, Mr and Mrs R W Chambers, Miss Louise Sears, Emory Christian and Lee Norris motored to Dallas Sunday. Mrs W L Stowers and son spent last week in Terrell with relatives. Mr Stowers joined Friday and returned Sunday. Rev G M McNeilly and daughters spent Thursday and Friday at Woodlake for the Baptist encampment. Miss Margaret Everheart, a student at Northeast Texas State Teachers College Commerce, spent the weekend with her mother.
Miss Dorothy Ruth of Trenton and Miss Ivy Fain of Sherman were weekend guests of Miss Jena Lee Kirkpatrick. Mr and Mrs O C West and Mrs Cook and daughter of Coalgate Okla spent days here with relatives. Misses Maurine May and Evelyn Wilson returning from Sla ton and Stamford. Mr and Mrs Grover Spencer and children of Denison visited. J R Westbrook and R M Noe of Denison attended the picnic where Westbrook, a Grayson County state representative, spoke against the 5,800,000 road bond issue to be voted July 28.
Buster Graves is reported to be recovering after a recent operation to remove tonsils performed last week. Doctors say he is progressing well and responding to treatment as expected.
Miss Lucile Pritchett visits home from summer school in Commerce spending the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs W T Pritchett. Mr and Mrs T H Sears visit Dallas with daughter Mrs Louis Holland to attend the Synod of the Presbyterian Church. Guy Victory accepts a position at Mt Pleasant and left Sunday to begin work after months at the Cotton Belt station.
Mrs. C. M. Durham of Cotulla and Mr. Durham's mother in San Antonio visit the former's parents Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Graves.
Mrs E J Lilley entertained the Wednesday Bridge Club at her home from 9 30 to 11 am with several visitors present. A salad course apricot ice and cake were served. Miss to attend the Mississippi Rural Letter Carriers Association annual meeting. Mr Andrews treasurer of the National R L C A will address the convention.
Mr and Mrs Lucian Andrews and two children and Miss Joe Louise Randle departed Monday for Jackson, likely traveling together for a family visit or engagement.
An old notice asserts that sufferers of skin diseases such as itch eczema tetter poison oak ringworm and sores can find relief with a jar of Blue Star Remedy. The first application reportedly relieves itching, it will not stain clothing and has a pleasant odor, sold by Dyer & Jones.
An old ad claims torpid liver causes bad breath headaches poor appetite and constipation. It endorses Herbine as a dependable remedy for liver stomach and bowels, noting it strengthens digestion purifies bowels and restores energy and cheerfulness. Price 60c. Sold by Bow-Wright Drug Co.
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