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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1929

Page

10

Pilot Grove News Highlights Local Visits and School Revamp

Pilot Grove updates report Miss Jewell Dossey and Miss Madge Phillips visiting friends. Sherman and Denison travelers stop by. J. D. Robinson chosen as Pilot Grove school principal and the entire teaching staff for the next term is new. 4-H encampment attendees earn prizes and honors. many local families travel to Sherman, Gainesville, Sulphur, and Bonham for events.

Jewell Dossey Bonham Madge Phillips Denison Annie Mary Robae Grace Caraway Sherman Clint Hopper R. W. McMillin Dallas J. D. Robinson Pilot Grove Martha Hunnicut A. B. Barnes Place Simmie Ward Gainesville Bruce Dixon Bill Adams Leonard G. E. Thrift Doss Mitch Lois Chism Commerce Joe Burks Bill Dixon D. B. Taylor Jesse Burks Durelle Hunnicut Doyle McKenney Harold Wallace Haskell Scott Woodrow Bal Pauline Binion Jane Lovell Helen Ray Lena Mae Waldrop Anna Binion Rosa Mae Opal Scott Lillian Morgan Anna Lou MccKinney Alma Jewell Andrews Ray Waldrop A. & M. College Grayson County Cornell Andrews

T E L Class Meeting at Mrs Bow Residence

The T. E. L. Class met Thursday at Mrs. J. L. Bow's home with fourteen members and six visitors. Mrs. Fleming led the devotional and Mrs. Witt led prayer. Mrs. Sears supervised the social hour. Ice cream and cake were served by hostesses Mrs. Bow Mrs. Ed Martin Mrs. Turner and Mrs. Gattis.

J. L. Bow Fleming Witt Oran Sears Bow Ed Martin Turner Gattis

Dentist To Open Office In Whitewright

Dr. Frank Layman plans to begin dentistry practice in Whitewright after renting an office in the May building and receiving new equipment arriving soon. He states readiness will follow installation and setup.

Whitewright May Building Frank Layman

Pilot Grove Club Sets Fair Plans After Mid July Meeting

The Pilot Grove Home Demonstration Club met July 23 at 2 30 p m with six members present. They discussed fair plans and adjourned for vacation until September 10. Reporter.

Pilot Grove

Revival at Baptist Church Opens August Third Sunday

The revival at the Baptist Church begins on the third Sunday in August with Dr. M E Hudson of the First Baptist Church in McKinney preaching. The pastor notes a successful Bethel Church meeting with four conversions in four services as it closes. Brother Ackley will start a new meeting at Enterprise Monday night with Brother Grow of Bethel assisting. The Girls Choral Club contributed two special numbers to the evening.

The Baptist Church M. E. Hudson First Baptist Church McKinney Bethel Church Brother Ackley Enterprise Brother Grow Bethel

Revival Guests Fill Greenville Pulpit Schedule

Reverend H M Cowling requests The Sun announce that Rev F B Wheeler of Dallas will preach Sunday morning at the revival near Greenville. Former local pastor Rev S L Ball will speak Sunday evenings, with Rev A J Weeks preaching August 4th morning.

H. M. Cowling Methodist Church Greenville The Sun F. B. Wheeler Dallas Mr. Wheeler A. J. Weeks Sherman S. L. Ball Mr. Cowling

Ten Cent Night at Palace Theatre After August 1

Palace Theatre announces a change to Family Night. After August 1 all admissions on Monday nights will be ten cents each. The event will be called Ten Cent Night and open to the public for a low price.

Palace Theatre

Corsicana Farmer Delivers First Bale of Cotton

M. M. Lord, who last year delivered Corsicana’s first bale, beat his own record by 16 days with the first bale Tuesday. It weighed 365 pounds and a premium was being raised.

Corsicana M. M. Lord

Ace of Cards The man who refused the city keys

A man refuses the honorary city keys and jokes he would rather pick the locks than accept the honor. The incident frames a local figure known for card play and public stunts as a lighthearted commentary.

Did You Ever Stop To Think Interview With W B Foshay

Wilbur B Foshay president of the W B Foshay Company extols newspaper advertising as the best medium for reaching many people. He notes rising ad spend overall except 1928, with more funds shifted to press ads for continued growth and calls newspaper advertising a major asset in building the business.

Wilbur B. Foshay W. B. Foshay Company United States Canada Mexico Central America Foshay

Girls Auxiliary Program at Baptist Church Meeting

G A PROGRAM The Girls Auxiliary meets next Thursday evening at 8 at the Baptist annex. Program includes topics What a Friend We Have Hymn Savior Like a Shepherd Devotional Pauls Work through Prayer Prayers and Hymn Quotations from Tennyson A King Prayed Opening Japan Two African Experiences and other segments with leaders Myra Nell Vestal Ruth Melugin Agnes Coffey Alberta Halliburton Sarah Janway and others.

the Baptist Church Baptist Annex Myra Nell Vestal Paul Tennyson India Ruth Melugin Japan Agnes Coffey China Alberta Halliburton Sarah Janway

Rotary Club Speaker Recalls European Travels

Rev. A. J. Weeks of Sherman, a Methodist elder, spoke at the Rotary Club luncheon Friday. Introduced by F. E. Douglas, Weeks described European sights from four trips since World War I. Visitors included Rev. A. J. Weeks, Jack Weeks, Clyde Lucas of Sherman, Chesley Shaw of Fort Worth, and Rev. H. M. Cowling.

A. J. Weeks Sherman The Methodist Church Rotary Club F. E. Douglas Weeks Europe Jack Weeks Clyde Lucas Chesley Shaw Fort Worth H. M. Cowling

Junior B Y P U program at Baptist annex

The junior B Y P U will present Sunday at 7 00 pm with Group Captain Lula Vestal guiding the session on Understanding Our Church Covenant The plan includes Love one another Ruth Gosnell Love our church Pearl England Give our money J C Hannah Read God's word and pray Emma Vestal Live pure lives Dorothy Gillett Win the lost Pauline Coley Live temperate lives Dwight Coley and other participants listed for the event

Baptist Annex Lula Lee Vestal

Granted Ten Reprieves, Man Now Years Chair

AUSTIN Moody may grant no further clemency to Juan Flores who, convicted in San Antonio for the murder tied to the stabbing of 15 year old Manuel Fernandez, has received ten reprieves the most for any Texas capital case. Flores was convicted in March 1927 with an original electrocution date of March 16 1928. Early reprieves followed affidavits from a key prosecution witness who swore falsely at the trial. Further reprieves were granted to allow capture of another Mexican alleged involved in the crime.

Austin Moody Juan Flores San Antonio Manuel Fernandez Flores Texas

Mental back seat driving greatest burden

Anne Bryan McCall argues in Woman's Home Companion that mental back seat driving frets over imagined troubles. She illustrates with a story of a strong young farmer boy walking home contentedly, burden carried by the back that bears him.

Anne Bryan McCall Woman's Home Companion Miss McCall

The Weary Boy and the Tiny Witch on the Path

A farmer boy helps an old witch who weighs little and sits on his bundle. She whispers warnings about dangers such as a puddle and thieves as he trudges home exhausted, and afterward he refuses to travel again.

Quote on burdens of life from Miss McCall

The passage notes that the weight of life grows when individuals add their own fretfulness envy and irritability to their burdens. Miss McCall emphasizes focusing less on personal affairs to ease life’s load.

Miss McCall

Telegram says two lions captured for mail

The circus owner’s wife reads a telegram from Africa stating that two lions have been captured and will be sent by mail. Rastus explains the message reads “Jes’ captured two lions” and asks for the details.

Rastus Africa

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Pilot Grove News Louise Sloan Turner McCallum John Keller Ralph Kaiser Trenton Charlie Kaiser George Miller F. M. Sloan and Family Pilot Grove Club Whitewright Gin and Ice Co J. L. Green Edson R. Waite G. A. Program Bob Sears M. Belew Ralph McGee Ector P. A. Short Emerson T. L. Hopkins J. Lee Yates Planters Gin Company Buell Spindle Clay Horton W. C. Huffines Manning, Clark & Meador McCaskey the Sun Southern Ice and Utilities Company Mr. Farmer Farmalls St. Jacob’s Oil America Charles Vogeler Busi Ness St. Jacob’s James Pyle Pearline
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