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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1919
Page
2
The Whitewright Sun lists mailing details and payment terms for subscribers in Grayson and Fannin counties, with rates of one year or six months both inside and outside these counties. Subscriptions expire on the first of the month and no period shorter than six months is accepted.
The First National Bank and Planters National Bank of Whitewright buy $50 000 bonds voted by residents to build good roads in the Whitewright district in a demonstration of community support and faith. These bankers also held Whitewright Liberty bonds, inviting customers to invest, and now have fewer on hand than any other Grayson county banks, showcasing loyal local patronage.
The Courier lauds Whitewright bankers for investing in local securities and bonds to improve the region. It notes both banks, each with 100000 capital and equal surplus, buy Whitewright Ida road bonds to aid infrastructure, reflecting a service-first approach.
Paris reports President Wilson plans a three week speaking tour to explain the peace treaty and the League covenant. He aims to address audiences largely opposed to the League and may discuss the Covenant during a Belgium visit. The revised treaty draft will reach the Senate for discussion before a joint session after his return.
The protracted revival at Whitewright's Methodist church began Sunday with Evangelist Rev. E. N. Parrish delivering blunt truth. Monday night saw two conversions as many seek Christian prayer, while Mrs. B. A. Hayes directs song service and the choir offers strong music. City churches paused Sunday evening services to participate until the revival ends.
A major rainstorm struck the area early Thursday, among the largest in years. Rainfall estimates ranged from four to seven inches, lasting about two hours and hindering harvest as two thrashers had just begun work near town.
The Sun mailed renewal statements to subscribers with expired accounts last week. Hundreds of notices were sent and many renewals have arrived. The notice emphasizes the small amounts add up and aims to prompt timely checks, not a demand.
Mrs Mell Roberts arrived Thursday after visiting son Em Jones in San Antonio. He joined her to Dallas and will travel to Whitewright in a few days to recover from a recent illness, staying for a time.
Beatrice Mills advertises several thousand flour sacks for sale. Contact details not provided in available text.
W B and David Ray Womack entertained Sherman High School friends with a Friday Odeon picture show, Saturday picnic supper, and an old fashioned candy-pulling at the Waggoner home. About forty town youths attended, praising the gathering as a huge success.
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic purifies and enriches the blood to restore vitality and energy. The tonic promises a strengthening invigorating effect with a forthcoming price.
Patrons flock to Pierce and Son's fountain for drinks that hit the spot. The shop advertises a selection of beverages to refresh customers throughout the day.
A man tells a widow he is unworthy of her. she responds with a gentle denial and avoids a quarrel, underscoring a restrained exchange of sentiment rather than confrontation.
A mother halves her time on arranging her daughter's marriage and on keeping her son away from temptations. She notes silk stockings create an erect posture for the female head, a claim presented as a notable point in the text.
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