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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1926

Page

3

Local social notes savor Sherman and Denison visits

Tocals Miss Willie Ross visited friends in Sherman and Denison Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hamilton spent the week end in Dallas with relatives. Miss Esther Elizabeth Love of Breckenridge is visiting her grandparents. Misses Mae and Pernie Badgett and Mrs. Thurman Bishop visited friends in Sherman Monday. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Pender of Greenville visited relatives here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Craig of Dallas were week end guests of his parents. Mrs. J. A. Jackson and son of Bonham were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Phillips Friday. Mrs. Gordon Riley and children of Tyler are visiting her parents. B. J. Kerr of McAlester Okla. was looking after business interests here Saturday. Miss Helen Mae Henry of Trenton was a week end guest of Mrs. Jack Webster. W. P. Vaughn returned from a three weeks visit in the Panhandle. Mrs. Claud Amos of Dallas is here visiting her parents. Mrs. J. A. Barnes and little daughter of Terrell were week end guests of her father. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pennington Jr. of Royse City visited relatives here. Joe Weldon Carr of Dallas spent Sunday and Monday here with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Clark and children visited relatives in Bonham. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Gillespie and daughter and Miss Dale McGaughey were Dallas visitors Tuesday. Dr. and Mrs. L. C. Moore of Dallas were guests of the latter's mother. Mr. and Mrs. Pascal Binion of Van Alstyne visited the latter's parents here Sunday.

McMillins and guests visit Trenton. Haile Returns Home

Mr. and Mrs. Sam McMillin and their son spent the weekend in Trenton as guests of his brother Clint McMillin and family. Miss Arlene Haile, formerly at St. Mary's College in Dallas, has returned home for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Hughes Rief of Los Angeles were guests at Mary McGaughey's home on Thursday.

Sam McMillin Trenton Clint McMillin Arlene Haile St. Mary’s College Dallas Hughes Rief Los Angeles California Mary McGaughey

Local residents visit relatives and attend Denison High graduation

Mrs W P Vaughn and daughter Katheryne were away a month in Abilene Tohoka and Ft Worth. Mrs W B Hayes and daughter from Sunny Side Kentucky visit W H Phillips. Mr and Mrs G R King and daughter Mary Eunice visit Mrs William Breedlove in Levelland. Mrs J R Carter goes to Okmulgee Oklahoma for a month with her son George. A daughter visited Wolfe City relatives. they were accompanied home by Mrs J T Gillespie. E H Rowley of Dallas visits his mother Mrs Louise Rowley. Mr and Mrs E H Thomson and Misses Susie and Maggie Noe attend Denison high school graduation. Isabel Noe, niece of the Misses Noe, is in the graduating class.

W. P. Vaughn Katheryne Abilene Tohoka Ft.Worth G. R. King Mary Eunice Levelland William C. Breedlove J. C. Gillespie Wolfe City J. T. Gillespie E. H. Thomson Susie Maggie Noe Denison High School Denison Isabel Noe Noe

Laxative Brom Quinines Box Bears Grove Signature

Classified box advertises a single Bromo Quinine laxative tablet with E. W. Groves signature on the box. A brief product note states the remedy removes the cause and highlights the unique Bromo Quinine formulation.

Adams Family Guests Visit Rouse City Ties

Mr. and Mrs. Jones Adams and their son from Rouse City spent Sunday visiting Mrs. Jones’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Ross. Mrs. R. H. Barham returned to Little Rock Arkansas after visiting her sister Mrs. P. J. Pierce.

R. H. Barham Little Rock, Ark P. J. Pierce

Mrs McMurry and Daughters Visit Sherman

Mrs R K McMurry and her daughters spent the week end in Sherman as guests of her daughter Mrs W A Cannon.

R. K. McMurry Sherman W. A. Cannon

Pierce's Cafe The House of Sunshine and Service

A compact notice highlights Pierce's Cafe described as a place offering good service and quality eats under the banner House of Sunshine and Service. The wording emphasizes hospitality and dining appeal.

Local visitors recall friendly Texas-Oklahoma visits

M. J. Roberts and Miss Billie Peach of Waco were guests of Mrs. A. M. Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bradley and children returned to Muskogee Oklahoma Monday after a visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Bradley.

M. J. Roberts Billie Peach Waco A. M. Roberts Earl Bradley Muskogee Oklahoma A. G. Bradley

Gordon party departs for Abilene Lubbock and Clovis trip

Mr and Mrs R P Gordon and daughters and Miss Alma Jo Roberts of Sherman leave Wednesday for a visit to Abilene Lubbock and Clovis New Mexico.

R. P. Gordon Alma Jo Roberts Sherman Abilene Lubbock Clovis New Mexico

Pierce's Cafe Advertises Good Eating

An entry notes Pierce's Cafe promises good eating with a message to patrons that if it is good to eat, they will find it here.

Pierce

Brother Illness Improves During Cates California Visit

A. J. Cates returned from California Friday after visiting his seriously ill brother. He reports his brother was much better when he left the bedside.

A. J. Cates California Mr. Cates

Local Ladies Visit Sherman from Lubbock Corpus Christi

Mrs. Maple Wilson and Mrs. Walter Tyler of Lubbock and Mrs. John Brooks of Corpus Christi visit their mother Mrs. Minnie Ball and stay with Mrs. Z R Langston in Sherman for Thursday and Friday.

Maple Wilson Walter Tyler Lubbock John Brooks Corpus Christi Minnie Ball Sherman Z. R. Langston

Miss Mae Hall Visits Relatives in Athens Return

Miss Mae Hall and her nephew Grover B. Smith Jr returned from a trip to relatives in Athens. They were joined by Misses Louise and Mildred Robbins nieces of Miss Hall who accompanied them home.

Mae Hall Grover B. Smith Jr Athens Louise Mildred Robbins Miss Hall

Pierce's Cafe Voted Best Small-Town Texas Eatery

Travelers praise Pierce's Cafe as the finest small-town cafe in Texas, noting its casual charm and specialties. Locals echo the acclaim, highlighting friendly service and distinctive menu items.

Texas Pierce

Ice stock yields meteoric dividend growth over two decades

Twenty years ago a share of American Ice cost two dollars. Today the stock pays fifteen dollars in annual dividends per share. An investment of one thousand dollars then would now generate fifteen thousand dollars per year in income.

Cure a Cold in One Day Laxative Brom Quin Tablets

Advertisement notes that Laxative Brom Quinine tablets cure a cold in one day by stopping cough and headache. Each box bears E W Grove’s signature. Offered for 30 cents.

E.W. Grove

Investment cautions from Arthur Brisbane

A cautious warning advises against chasing get rich quick schemes or stock pitches that rely on hype and not substance. The speaker urges prudence and warns against being drawn by misleading promises.

Arthur Brisbane

Fishermen Return From Southwest Texas Outing

S. H. Montgomery and R. L. Johnson returned Friday from an automobile trip through Aransas Pass, San Antonio, and other spots. They camped along fishing streams and lakes, claim to have caught many fish, and brought back kodak photos to prove it. Some friends accuse the pictures of being staged with rubber fish at a resort.

S.H. Montgomery R. L. Jonhson Texas Aransas Pass San Antonio

Fishermen Montgomery and Johnson Accused of Exaggeration

The writer inspected the pictures and believes the fish shown are real and not faked. He states Montgomery and Johnson caught more fish than they've told friends, hoping to avoid the impression of exaggeration.

Montgomery Mr. Johnson

Forks in England Spark Elizabethan Skepticism

The text notes forks entered England under Queen Elizabeth I but were deemed too effete by her. It also claims Sunday Island in the Pacific Ocean is the world’s tallest mountain, rising two thousand feet above five miles of water, totaling about thirty thousand feet from base to summit.

England Elizabeth Sunday Island Pacific Ocean

Quinine Patent Tonic Laxa Tive Brom Quinine Ad

An advertisement touts Laxa Tive Brom Quinine as superior to ordinary quinine claiming tonic and laxative effects without nervousness or head tingling. It urges recognition of the full product name and is signed by E. W. Grove.

E. W. Grove

Also Mentioned on This Page

Tocals Willie Ross Sherman and Denison J. B. Hamilton Esther Elizabeth Love of Breckenridge Mrs J. A. Ragsdale Mae Pernie Badgett Mrs. Thurman Bishop W. J. Pender Greenville Cecil Craig M. T. Craig J. A. Jackson Bonham W. H. Phillips Gordon Riley Tyler A. P. Neff B. J. Kerr McAlester, Okla Helen Mae Henry Jack Webster The Panhandle Claud Amos of D. S. Carr J.A. Barnes Terrell W. O. Brents Joe Weldon Carr Edwin Clark Bonham Sunday Dale McGaughey L. C. Moore H. C. Sears Pascal Binion van Alstyne D. B. Tate J. R. Carter Okmulgee George Carter E. H. Rowley Louise Rowley R and R Theatre Beasley & Mangrum Gee Hing Vo DR. Price Itexas BOW - Wright Drug CO Texas Qualified Druggists’ League League Farm and Ranch Holland's Mrs. Jones Adams Rouse City Planters National Bank Condie Bray Whitewright Lumber Co “Neighborly Service McAlester Coal Henryetta Condie Bray J. L. Kirkpatrick
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