Tea Garden Echoes Of A Southern Vow
Natalie Sheldon befriends Dwight Fileworth and Major Ellsworth at a sunlit tea garden near Bellair. A family legend links Natalie to a past romance via a silver spoon marked N.8, renewing old love as Dwight professes his enduring affection beneath blooming roses.
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Natalie
Frist
Jesus
Bellair
Dwight Fileworth
Dwight
Atalie
Ry Young
Dwight Isworth
Major Ellsworth
Natalie Sheldon
Ellsworth
Natie
Ajor Ellsworth
Mother
Ellsworths
Randoph News Local Visits and Occasional Notes
Miss May Allen of Oklahoma visits friends here. A cream supper was enjoyed at Miss Mamye Massey’s Friday night. Charley Parker and children and Miss Vera Ferrer visited from Oklahoma last week. Dock Moore and family visited Mrs Moore’s parents near Valley Creek. Miss May Lindsey left for Mexico last week. Ruth Queener returned from a visit with Lela Woodson of Wolf City. John Watson found a skeletal remains near Watson Lake southeast of Randolph. Bud Stokest and wife of Trenton visited Mrs Smith Saturday. Bonny Stephens is ill but improving. Mrs Stephenson and children visit Sherman. Mrs Dillard Dyer was in Whitewright. Mrs Logan of Edhube returned home after a visit. W G Cleghorn and family and Tim Bledsoe and family visited Orangeville Sunday.
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Charley Parker
Vera Ferrer
Dock Moore
May Lindsey
Mexico
Ruth Queener
Lela Woodson
Wolf City
Bud Stokest
Trenton
Smith
Bonny Stephens
Stephenson
Sherman
Dillard Dyer
Whitewright
Elder George Champlin Preacher of Rhode Island
Rhode Island preacher Elder George Champlin, a colored man with wit and strong views, inspired devotion and some offense among followers. A sister attempted reform, but he replied that his sermons hit the devil directly and only those intervening risk harm.
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Rhode Island
George Champlin
Lou Campton
Cherries In Switzerland and communal ownership
In medieval Switzerland cherries belonged to the community with special rules for picking. At Alstatten in Zurich canton, the custom persisted into the early 20th century. Some places used a bell to signal ripeness and fruit gathered on a first come, first served basis.
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Switzerland
Alstatten
Zurich
Morris to Speak at Home Prosperity Week Event
Hon Charles H. Morris of Winnsboro, Texas, candidate for governor, will join the Home Prosperity Week program as a speaker on the night of June 15. The event features Morris among its lineup to discuss state governance and prosperity initiatives.
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Chas. H. Morris
Winnsboro
Texas
Indiana Man Praises Foley Kidney Pills Relief
Frank Moseley of Moore's Hill Indiana reports constant pains in his sides and back. After the first dose of Foley Kidney Pills relief began and within 48 hours all pain disappeared. The advertisement touts Foley Kidney Pills as supportive for active kidneys and relief from sleep disturbing bladder ailments. Dyer and Jones.
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Frank Moseley
Moore’s Hill
Ind
Foley
Dyer & Jones
H. T. Strange
Gainesville
R. R. No
Prize Victrola giveaway by Whitewright Commercial Club
The Whitewright Commercial Club announces a free Victrola prize next week with details on page one of this issue of the Sun. A $75.00 Victrola is a desirable musical instrument offering the music of world masters in the home and encourages community members to participate.
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Whitewright Commercial Club
the Sun
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Ad Promotes Malaria Remedy
An old advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic with iron and quinine. It claims to drive out malaria and build up the system, noting the formula is printed on every label. Price listed as 50 cents.
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GROVE
Home Prosperity Week June 12 to 17 Celebrated Locally
A community call to observe Home Prosperity Week June 12 through 17. Townspeople urged to unite for local growth health and happiness, noting national prosperity depends on home conditions and opportunities for all homes including workers farmers and professionals.
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Garden of Roses
Yartha Cobb Sanford
Randolph News
Miss May Allen
Oklahoma
Mamye Massey
John Watson
Randolph
Watson Lake
Mrs. Logan of
Edhube
W. G. Cleghorn
Tim Bledsoe
Orangeville
Morris
Indiana
K. W. Grove
T. H. Lively
Clarence McMillin
Jersey
Dee J.T. German
Hudson
Bob Sears
J. W. Wilson
Paul Owen
Ector
The
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