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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1925
Page
4
A wave of visitors and residents travels between Denison, Dallas, Sherman, Greenville, and nearby towns. People like Tocals and Mrs. Lois Lively host and visit relatives, while students and teachers move between Shawnee, Paris, and Boulder for summer work and study.
Mrs Nellie Purd returns to her Lawton Ohio home on Wednesday after visiting Mr and Mrs J A May. She is accompanied home by Mrs Minnie Morgan.
Mrs L W Gordon returns to Frisco from a visit with Dr and Mrs J F Spindle. Dorothy Lee and Joe Billy Dillon of Hillsboro stay with grandparents Rev and Mrs W A Kirkpatrick. Mrs C K Spindle and children of Denison leave for Greenville. Mrs Robert Boyd and daughter return to Dallas after visiting sister Mrs Joe Hamilton. The Mangrums and Dossey families drive to Hot Springs Ark for ten days. Mrs Howard McSpadden and kids of Greenville spend weekend with her parents, Lee Hampton and family. Ona Belle Hampton goes home with them. Pierce's Cafe advertises a 50 cent meal at dinner and supper. Lucile Hampton of Gainesville visits with Howard Kilgree family. Una Lee Hampton accompanies them home.
Charley Beasley asks The Sun to convey appreciation to the fire department and all helpers who saved part of his household effects and supported them during the fire that destroyed his home.
Randolph Roberts of Denison, connected with the State Labor Commission, was in town Sunday visiting relatives and overseeing the state labor office operations in Denison.
Mr and Mrs W B Hestand and daughter Miss Joe returned to Slaton on Monday after visiting relatives and friends here. They were accompanied home by Miss Maurine May.
Mr and Mrs Ford Moore and children of Sherman visited relatives here Sunday. They left Wednesday for Santa Fe New Mexico and will not return to Sherman until about the first of September.
Federal officer G. F. Bryant spent the weekend with his family here before departing Sunday afternoon for Galveston to appear before the United States Commissioner in connection with his enforcement work.
A. E. Lawson left for St Louis last Friday for a visit. He has served as telegraph operator here for several years and has been transferred to Fort Worth, with plans to move after his stay in St Louis.
Mr and Mrs Guy Hamilton and their children left Monday for Los Angeles to spend two or three weeks with relatives. They plan to visit numerous points of interest in the Northwest and will return by the Northern route.
Mr and Mrs H C Willis and daughter Minnie host Mr and Mrs Joe Hamilton and Miss Katheryne for a social gathering likely noting family ties and visits among these named individuals in a local society snippet.
Vaugh and Miss Willis depart Monday for Boulder Colorado to attend a university course. Miss Vaughn accompanies them as they expect to be away about two months. Mr and Mrs Hamilton plan a trip to Yellowstone Park before their return.
Mrs R W Chambers entertained last Friday morning in honor of Misses Minnie Willis and Katherine Vaughn who departed Monday for Boulder Colorado to attend summer school at the University of Colorado A pleasant hour of games and conversation followed by refreshments was enjoyed. News items to The Sun.
Miss Lillie Mae Cooper resigns after two years as Grayson County home demonstration agent. The commissioners court elects Miss Gladys Franks to continue and supervise the program.
Ocle Hanna and family came back early this week after visiting relatives in Oklahoma. They enjoyed leisure time and fishing, noting it as a recuperating pleasure and a source of food.
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