Local visitors and travels across Dallas and area
Locals list numerous residents and visitors including Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Montgomery in Dallas, Orbin Blenton in Commerce, W. C. Bailey in Dallas, J. C. Gillespie in Wolfe City, Roy Miller in Denison visiting Whitewright, Cora Craft in Leonard visiting Mrs. B. P. Brents, J. A. Ragsdale in Denison, Mrs. C. P. Johnson and Clyde in Plano, Leon Spindle back from Glen Rose, A. A. Adams in Waco, J. W. Ewing in Celeste visiting the Witts, Mrs. O. C. West in Okla visiting relatives, Sam Montgomery Jr. in Purcell visiting parents, Clarence McMillin in Fort Worth on business, Call Reeves and son in Dallas, R. S. Morehead in Greenville, Mrs. Clyde Craig and Misses Barbee and Montgomery in Dallas, and Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Bow in Norman Oklahoma with daughter Martha.
Local visits span Sherman and Dallas area
Mrs Louise Merrett of Bedford Iowa visits Mrs J L McSpedden. John Livingston Jr Sherman visits grandparents the Gordons. Chaney Watson from Dallas spends weekend with Weldon Binion. Billie Roberts returns from Honey Grove visit. Mr and Mrs J M Simmons host Mrs Mayfair Macauley and children. Dr R May visits son Lester in Waco. Ben Roberts and son from Dallas visit Mrs A M Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Merrett
Bedford
Iowa
J. L. McSpedden
Mayfair Macauley
Dallas
Mrs
J. L. Boone
Dr. R. May
Waco
Lester May
Miss Sallye Hamilton Attends Summer School in Sherman
Miss Sallye Hamilton travelled to Sherman on Monday to attend summer classes at Austin College, joining other students for the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallye Hamilton
Sherman
Austin College
Carswell Named County Demonstration Agent
R. E. Carswell has been employed by Fannin County as county demonstration agent. He formerly held a similar position in Wood County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Carswell
Fannin County
Wood County
Dallas guests visit Mr. and Mrs. Biggerstaff
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Wilson and their son and Mrs. Minnie Wilson of Dallas were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Biggerstaff on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Wilson
Minnie Wilson
Dallas
J. H. Biggerstaff
Abilene and Trenton Guests Visit Local Hosts
Mr and Mrs R E Tarpley and son of Abilene along with Mrs M E Jones of Trenton were guests of Mr and Mrs O L Jones on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Tarpley
Abilene
M. E. Jones
Trenton
O. L. Jones
Local visitors tour relatives in various towns
Mrs. Mattie Skaggs of Van Alstyne visits brother D. R. Lewis and other relatives. Mrs. Tinnie Dales of Taylor visits sister Mrs. J. D. Russell and kin. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Donigan and their little daughter visit relatives in Brookshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Mattie Skaggs of
van Alstyne
D. R. Lewis
Tinnie Dales of
Taylor
J. D. Russell
H. P. Donigan
Brookshire
Mangum and Sherman Guests Share Sunday Visit
Mrs. Pete Sanders of Mangum Oklahoma and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Fowler of Sherman were guests of Mrs. W F Sanders Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J D Russell and children of Dallas spent Sunday here with his mother Mrs J D Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Roberts
Dallas
Mr. Roberts
A. M. Roberts
Pete Sanders
Mangum, Okla
Hugh Fowler
Sherman
W. F. Sanders
J. D. Russell
Blue Ridge Cafe takes new manager Alyne Terry
Alyne Terry of Blue Ridge assumes control of the cafe in the Woosley building formerly run by John Franklin. Edna Ray Womack arrives from Memphis for a visit with her sisters Inez and Gladys Ray on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alyne Terry
Blue Ridge
Woosley Building
John Franklin
Edna Ray Womack
Memphis
Tenn
Inez
Gladys Ray
Mrs F E Alverson Visits Then Leaves for Lubbock
Mrs F E Alverson departed for her home in Lubbock Wednesday after a visit with her sister Mrs W L White. Guests earlier included Mrs James May Mrs J A Brown of El Paso Mrs Lee Myers of Bonham and Mrs Wm Reed of Sherman staying with Mrs Ray Manning on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Alverson
Lubbock
W. L. White
James May
J. A. Brown
el Paso
Lee Myers
Bonham
Wm. Reed
Sherman
Ray Manning
Pilot Grove Home Demonstration Club Meets on Pantry Topic
The Pilot Grove Home Demonstration Club met June 11 at 2 30 p m led by Mrs Minnie Dix An agenda on the 4 H pantry covered a well kept pantry contents an adequate diet planning a productive canning budget The next meeting is scheduled for June 25 with Miss Sarah Binion Mrs Dan Andrews Miss Pauline Binion and Mrs Tom Binion among those contributing notes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilot Grove
Tom Binion
Card of Thanks for Carrol Francisco
To our friends and neighbors who came to our assistance following the sudden death of our cousin Carrol Francisco we extend our heartfelt thanks. You will never know how much we appreciated your kind words of sympathy and the beautiful floral offerings. C N Ross and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrol Francisco
C. N. Ross
Modern girl and old-time vines quoted
A clipped witticism from the Louisville Times contrasts the old time “cling” of women with today’s “rambler” figure, noting shifting social norms in a brief quotation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
King couple travels to Paris for Mountcastle funeral
Mr and Mrs W H King traveled to Paris to attend the funeral of Mrs W D Mountcastle. The service is set for 4 30 this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. King
Paris
W. D. Mountcastle
Mrs Roy Eubank and Son Visit Husband in Texarkana
Mrs Roy Eubank and her son visit her husband Roy Eubank who works at Bow Wright drug store in Texarkana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Eubank
Texarkana
Bow-Wright Drug Store
Patterson Family Guests From Fort Worth
Mr and Mrs Albert Patterson and daughter and E L Moore of Fort Worth spent the first of the week here as guests of Mr and Mrs John Reeves and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Patterson
E. L. Moore
Fort Worth
John Reeves
Little James Echols Montgomery Visits Grandparents in Graham
James Echols Montgomery is visiting his grandparents Mr and Mrs F M Echols in Graham while his parents Rev and Mrs J E Montgomery attend the state convention of the Christian Church in Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Echols Montgomery
Graham
F. M. Echols
J. E. Montgomery
of the Christian Church
Houston
Baptist Sunday School Renames Class Fidilis at July Meet
The Convention Class met at Mrs. C. I. Witt home with strong attendance and rising interest. After the business session, refreshments were served and the group planned to meet again the first Friday night in July. Hostesses Mrs. B. W. Newman Mrs. J. L. McSpedden and Misses May and Pernie Badgett decorated the home with sweet peas and larkspur. Readings by Boyd Newman and a vocal solo by Mrs. Witt followed two games. Cream and cake were served to twelve members and nine visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Convention
The
Baptist Sunday School
C. I. Witt
B. W. Newman
J. L. McSpedden
May
Pernie Badgett
Whitewright athletic director takes Los Angeles post
H. B. Crosby former Whitewright schools athletic director resigns to become legal advisor for a Los Angeles real estate firm and plans to move soon. He moved household goods to Ardmore Oklahoma Friday. Crosby will be succeeded by assistant Scoutmaster Stanley Cernosek. Crosby coached football and led the local Boy Scout troop to 35 members, earning respect from Whitewright residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Crosby
Whitewright
Los Angeles
Cal
Ardmore
Okla
Crosby
Stanley Cernosek
Grayson County
All-Stars Triumph 7 0 Over Leonard Team
Whitewright All-Stars defeated Leonard 7 to 0 on Sunday afternoon. Andrews and Spicer pitched for Whitewright, allowing four hits. Spicer and Sikes led hitters with a triple and two singles respectively, while Ross added a three-base hit. Barbee starred in the field for the All-Stars. James Lindsey was noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright
Leonard
Andrews
Spicer
Thompson
Sikes
Ross
Barbee
James Lindsey
Can’t Snap Fingers at U S Six Convicted in Leadville
Denver report says six Leadville residents received penitentiary terms after conviction for conspiring to violate prohibition laws. Federal Judge J Foster Symes condemned the defendants saying Leadville is not bigger than the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Leadville
Colo
J. Foster Symes
United States
Broadway Stars to Play at State Fair Texas
The Red Robe will bring Broadway cast to the 1929 State Fair of Texas under a contract between the Shubert office in New York and T. E. Jackson and Roy Rupard officials. The show will play at the Dallas fair site as part of the auditorium program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Shubert
New York
T. E. Jackson
Roy Rupard
Stars At State Fair Stage Red Robe Show
Walter Woolf Marjorie Peterson and George Dobbs appeared at the 1927 State Fair with The Red Robe. Woolf led the production in The Red Robe while Peterson and Dobbs showcased specialty dances in Countess Maritza numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Woolf
Marjorie Peterson
George Dobbs
Maritza
Woolf
Peterson
Dobbs
An Old Saw Recalled For Wit And Wisdom
A compact editorial note quotes an old saying that an old saw is best if not too cutting and never dull, attributed to the Christian Science Monitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Monitor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. S. H. Montgomery
Orbin Blenton
Commerce
W. C. Bailey
J. C. Gillespie
Wolfe City
Mrs. W. C. Huffines
Roy Miller of
Denison
Cora Craft of
B. P. Brents
J. A. Ragsdale of
Mrs. C. P. Johnson
Clyde
Plano
Leon Spindle
Glen Rose
A. A. Adams
J. W. Ewing
Celeste
C. S. Witt
Mrs. O. C. West
Coalgate, Okla
Mrs. W. J. Doss
Sam Montgomery Jr
Purcell, Okla
His
S. H. Montgomery
Clarence McMillin
Mrs. Call Reeves
Mrs. R. S. Morehead
Greenville
Clyde Craig
Marian Barbee
Katherine Montgomery
J. L. Bow
Norman, Okla
Martha
University of Oklahoma
John Livingston Jr
R. B. Gordon
Chaney Watson
Weldon ‘Binion
Billie Roberts
Honey Grove
J. B. Hembree
Emmet Penn
Robert Smith
Near
J M. Simmons
J. L. Dyer
W. F. Holland
Grover Gillett
George Bennett
Shari
Ter
Dyer
Orlee
Pilot Grove Club
Elizabeth
Arden
Bow-Wright Drug Co
U. S
Quaker State Motor Oils
Supreme Service
Your Power Company
General Electric Refrigerator
General Electric
Texas — Ouisiana ~Power Company
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