Local residents and families vacation and school outings note
Desert News lists guests and travelers including Laura Damron and Juanita Lewis from Sherman visiting Miss Mamie Matthews. Byron Caraway and family attend Prosper school exercises then depart for Commerce summer schooling. Several Sherman and Commerce residents plan summer visits, extended trips, and attendance at graduation and related events with relatives in El Paso Celina and Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Damron
Juanita Lewis
Sherman
Mamie Matthews
Byron Caraway
Prosper
W. A. Bates
Muskogee
Okla
Fred Davidson
Wilson
Merritt Caraway
S. B. Martin
Elvin Petty
R. H. Groves
Colo
Mildred Caraway
el Paso
Otto Martin
Anna
S. E. Magers
Claud Watson
Harold Rowe
S. E. Martin
Wallace Caraway
Bob Walker
Celina
Courage to live by your convictions
A Progress Canada note extols living honestly within means and resisting wrong just because it is done by others. It urges saying no, avoiding gossip, staying home to improve, and standing up for the abused, concluding that such integrity always pays. Sell it with a Sun Want Ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress Canada
Busy week as farms resume plowing in Orangeville
The week started muddy but became busy with field work as residents plow crops and hoe. Local reports include Miss Phyllis Brown recovering from scarlet fever and sister Mary Ellen improving from diphtheria, plus visits among neighbors and a large Methodist Sunday school rally with 55 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Brown
Mary Ellen
Lucian Jones
Frank Holt
Dan Harris
Whitewright
Mary Donihoe
Pat Miller
Marie Wilder
Elizabeth Stroud
Mayes
Paul Bowen
Sam Brown
Trenton
Betty Blanton
Texarkana
M. F. Clark
Ely
Clarence Burden
Mabel Carthrone
S. L. Ball
Methodist Church
Sam Donihoe
Vernelle Brown
Charlie Clark
Desert
Elmer Brown
Mary Evelyn
Geraldine
Joe Charles Barry
Imogene Jones
Methodist Sunday School
Lucile Sanders
Sue McConnell
McConnell
Orangeville
Imogent Jones
Alvian Worsham
Hopewell
Marie Clark
Local Folks Mentioned in Obscure Circuit Notes
Brother Ray D. Clark of Ely Mississippi and Fannie and Mamie Howard of near Whitewright are listed with Louis Beckham of Savoy Christine Carthrone of Trenton and Vernelle Brown in a past society notice recording names and connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray D. Clark
Ely
Misses Fannie and
Mamie Howard
Near Whitewright
Louis Beckham
Savoy
Christine Carthrone
Trenton
Vernelle Brown
Saving Face by Bruce Barton
A friend tells how Big Business in China saves face by letting a worker resign through a feigned family crisis. The boss pretends concern but keeps the worker’s job, avoiding humiliation or loss of face. The anecdote leads to a recollection of a New York boss who sought a graceful prompt to resign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Barton
China
Chung River
New York
Wisdom Beyond Efficiency in a Business Tale
A speaker reflects on placing people first over quotas and profits. He compares modern business to ancient wisdom, noting the importance of dignity and self respect beyond productivity. The story emphasizes humane leadership and ethical conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mencius
China
The People Are Highest In Importance Keeps Order
A fragment quotes a maxim placing people first and gods second while sovereignty holds lesser weight, noting philosophical priority over divine and royal authority.
Moratorium Set Up for Swedish Match Firm
Stockholm reports the Swedish government enacts a moratorium law after Swedish Match fails to secure three month standstill agreements from all creditors. American bankers who advanced 4 million dollars are affected as the measure passes both houses of parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sugar Beets Thrive On Light Soils
Sugar beets grow readily on the very lightest of soils, showing strong adaptability to poor land. Farmers may use such soil to reduce costs and maintain crop yields despite limited fertility.
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Desert News
Orangeville News
WELCH
Maine
California
Welch Grape Juice Company
NuGrape Bottling Co
Sherman, Texas
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