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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1923
Page
5
Miss Mary Kincaid of Bonham visits Miss Lena Mae Gowdy. Many residents and visitors travel to towns including Sherman Fort Worth Dallas Dallas, and Ardmore with relatives and friends seen in Trenton Leonard Anna Greenville Denison Clarks ville. See coupon ad and local services.
Mr. Pat McMeans of Greenville was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Gordon last Sunday. Denison couple Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Spindle and their children visited relatives here the past week. Miss Lucile Moore of Durant was a weekend guest of Mrs. Ches ley Rutledge.
Local residents and visitors share weekends with families across Sherman from Dallas Trenton Plano and Temple. Guests include Mr and Mrs Harry Hicks Mrs May Moore Dr and Mrs R May and Rev H G May plus many relatives and friends from Caldwell Paris Honey Grove Sulphur Springs and Leonard. A pen and furniture ad by W J Looney stands out amid the notices.
Miss Pearl Wilson of Pink Hill visited Miss Ethel Chumbley last week. Hugh Cobb of Kentuckytown was treated for appendicitis in Sherman. Mrs. Carl Holland, also from Kentuckytown, is recovering after surgery in Sherman. Mrs. Tom Mitchell and son Ceman with Groves Snider of McKinney visited W. T. G. Hight. Mrs. Gillespie of Sherman and Miss Cummings of Dallas visited Mrs. H. L. Durham. Bryant Penn John Philip Barbee and Elmo Wallace enjoy a fishing trip in southeastern Oklahoma.
Virgil Murphy recovers after appendicitis surgery about a month ago and was seriously ill for several days. Mrs. J. J. Walker and her Greenville family spent the weekend with her mother Mrs. J. L. German, and accompanied home by Mildred Harp. Clara Craig and friend Ethel Higgenbotham, summer school attendees at Baylor University in Denton, visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Craig. H. L. Durham, Whitewright schools superintendent, visiting family while at summer school in Waco. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Keeling returned from a Lub bock County trip. Keeling owns a Slaton-area farm reporting a good crop.
Miss Mildred Cantrell visited relatives in Van Alstyne the first of the week.
Mr and Mrs O Turley from Sherman visited Mr and Mrs W W Dossey on Sunday in a social gathering reflecting local community ties and friendly relations between households in the Sherman area.
Dr and Mrs C P Johnson and daughter Clyde returned Friday from a week long visit with relatives at Dallas and Ferris.
Mr and Mrs J R Westbrook and Mrs L Bothe with children of Dennis on Sunday visited Mr and Mrs J A Ragsdale.
Mr and Mrs Toy Roberts return to their Newark New Jersey home after a month visiting Mr and Mrs Tom Roberts in nearby towns. Mr Roberts is a pilot captain in the New York harbor area.
Mr and Mrs Horace Thompson left yesterday for Siloam Springs Arkansas to visit their son Clyde.
Mr and Mrs Willie Smith and their two children returned Saturday from a visit with relatives in Nashville Tennessee.
Thompson plans angling while in Arkansas during the summer session. The high school term closes July 27 with 24 enrolled. Ranging from freshman to senior work, the term faced occasional July heat but overall success. Many local students use the session to finish high school in three years. The grammar school term also ends Friday after a successful term.
Mrs F T Harris, president of the Kentuckytown Self-Help Club, attends the Farmers' Short Course at A and M College this week and wins first prize in Grayson County Kitchen Contest as a guest of the Waples Platter Grocer Company of Sherman.
Mrs. J Ruth and Mrs. W F Sanders, daughters of Mrs. S P Aldridge of Trenton, were summoned to her bedside in Gainesville Sunday. There will be no preaching at the Presbyterian Church Sunday as Rev J F Fender is out of town conducting a revival.
Mrs. Joe T. Marshall of Hooker Oklahoma formerly of this place was stricken with paralysis two weeks ago. Last reports from her bedside indicate that she is improving. Mrs P A Short of this place is a daughter of Mrs Marshall.
Dr and Mrs R L Sears returned Sunday from a visit with their son Jim Sears and family near Ropes in Lubbock County. Dr Sears owns about three sections of land near Ropes and reports good crop prospects in that area.
A brief health ad claims 666 cures constipation biliousness headaches colds and lagrippe. The notice lists relief from multiple symptoms with no scientific detail or qualifications.
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