Local residents visit relatives across Texas and Oklahoma
Several individuals are noted visiting family and friends in nearby towns. Miss Mabel Rector travels to Tom Bean, Mrs. Dick May visits Bowie, Miss Lucile LaRoe to Durant, Okla, Mrs. R. W. Chambers to Bryan, and the Blantons from Plainview to relatives here. Others include Oscar Jones and Alton May in Trenton, Miss Sibyl Germany in Greenville, Miss Claudia Hodges in Bonham, Mrs. Giles Cobb in Leonard, Miss Dale McGaughey to Commerce, and Rev. W. A. Stuckey visiting Sulphur Springs. Roger Davis from Sherman visits his sister, Mildred Harp returns from Coweta, and Clara Joe Walker visits her grandmother in Greenville. Oran Morgan and family come from Pleasant Hill to see his ill mother, Mrs. J. M. Robbins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oran Morgan
Pleasant Hill
Okla
Mr. Morgan
J. M. Robbins
Wardrobe Tailor Shop Sees Growing Customer Demand
The Wardrobe Tailor Shop reports steady weekly growth after its purchase. Customers spread the word, increasing business as experience in cleaning and pressing guarantees satisfaction with refunds if needed.
Local residents guests and visitors listed
Mrs J A Low and children of Alexandria La visited Mrs Ellis May. Mr and Mrs H V May of Corsicana spent time with his mother Mrs Dick May. L LaRoe family and Miss Emma Davidson were Denison visitors. Misses Robbie and Billie Joe Cowan returned to Cooper after visiting relatives. Pierce's Cafe promotes curb service with quick horn honk. Dorothy Lee Gordon spent weekend in Sherman. Mrs A M Roberts visiting son Ben Roberts and family in Dallas. D M Pope and little son of Sherman visited. Monta Badgett returned from Plainview after visiting relatives. Lucile Pritchett at Commerce campus, weekend with parents W T and Mrs Pritchett. Jones Adams and son from Rhome City guests of W T Ross. Lonnie Pollard of Greenville weekend with A T Phillips. Mrs Pollard married June 5 in Greenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones Adams
Little Son
Rouse City
W. T. Ross
Lonnie Pollard
Greenville
A. T. Phillips
Pollard
Emma _ Phillips
John Livingston Jr Visits Sherman Grandparents
John Livingston Jr of Sherman spent the weekend with his grandparents Mr and Mrs R P Gordon in the area. Sun and Dallas News price 1 year two dollars twenty five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Livingston Jr
Sherman
R. P. Gordon
Sun and
Dallas News
Local visits and gasoline talk at Morehead’s Filling Station
Mrs H T Atterberry and her young daughter returned Thursday from New Orleans after an extended visit with friends. Mrs W R Biggers and children of Dallas were guests of Mr and Mrs J W Davidson and relatives from Tuesday to Thursday. Many drivers prefer Pierce Oil Association gasolene for more kick and less carbon, a product sold at Morehead’s Filling Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Biggers
Dallas
J. W. Davidson
Pierce Oil Association
Morehead
Visit by Watkins family to Leonard residents
Mr and Mrs Lois Watkins of Leonard spent Sunday with Mrs Watkins parents Mr and Mrs W T Ross in this area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Watkins
Leonard
Misses Copp Guests of Hoopers for Visit Return
Misses Myrtle and Virginia Copp of Bonham were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hooper on Monday. They were joined on return by Miss Mabel Wooten who had been visiting the Hoopers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle
Virginia Coppage
Bonham
W. R. Hooper
Mabel Wooten
Mrs. Hooper
Pierce's Cafe Offers 50c Dinner and Supper
Traveling salesmen boast of a 50 cent meal at Pierce's Cafe that would cost a dollar in Dallas. The note invites customers to try the value meal during dinner or supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Pierce
Local social notes from Tren ton and surrounding areas
Miss Elizabeth May and friends visit Tren ton on Saturday while Miss Margreta Fender visits parents after teaching in Paris summer school. Lucile Harris returns from Baylor and travels via Waco. The Ryon family and Bascom Sears head to Centerville to stay with Judge Ryan. Robert Jones of Celina visits family, as do C V Maxwell of Ardmore and Robert Lee Mason of Dallas at Will Humphries' home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margreta Fender
Paris
J. F. Fender
Lucile Harris
Waco
Baylor University
Jack Ryon
Jack Sears
Bascom Sears
Centerville
Judge
J. T. Ryan
C. V. Maxwell
Ardmore
Okla
Robert Lee Mason
Dallas
Will Humphries
Local items from Ranger and Sherman notes
Ralph Sanders returns from Ranger after drug store fire destroys shop last Wednesday. Store to be rebuilt and stocked before reopening. Flint Little once held an interest in the business. Mrs Porter Harding of McKinney will join Carr-Burdette College Sherman as field representative on July 1. She is known to Texas and Disciples of Christ. Chas M. Chumbley and Tim D. Neal of Whitewright win admittance to Citizens Military Training Camp 1925 at Fort Sill in August. 75 sheets typewriter paper offered for 25 cents at the Sun office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Sanders
Ranger
Ralph
Flint Little
Porter Harding
McKinney
Carr- Burdette College
Sherman
Harding
Texas
Disciples
Eighth Corps
San Antonio
Chas M. Chumbley
Tim D. Neal
Whitewright
Citizens
Fort Sill
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. LaRoe & Company
Whitewright Leonard Ector
Bailey, Roxton
McAlester Coal
Mabel Rector
Mrs
Dick May
Bowie
Laura Ellis
Lucile LaRoe
Durant, Oklo
Mrs. R. W. Chambers
Bryan
J. F. Blanton
Plainview
Oscar Jones
Alton May
Trenton
Sibyl Germany
Louise LaRoe
Morehead’s
W. L. Stowers and Son
Waxahachie
Claudia Hodges of
T. J. Chenoweth
Mrs. Giles Cobb
J. H. Graves
Dale McGaughey
C. A. Blann
H. c. King
Old Reliable
W. A. Stuckey
Roger Davis of
George German
Mildred Harp
Coweta
Oklahoma
Clara Joe Walker
J. L. German
Mikeska
J. A. Low
Alexandria, la
Ellis May
H. V. May
Corsicana
Robbie
Billie Joe Cowan
Cooper
Dorothy Lee Gordon
A. M. Roberts
Ben Roberts
D. M. Pope
Little Son of Sherman
Monta Badgett
Lucile Pritchett
Commerce
W. T. Pritchett
Elizabeth May
Lucile Roberts
Bernice Graves
Jena Lee Kirkpatrick
Robert Jones
Celina
S. E. Jones
the Sun
Texas Qualified Druggists' League
League
Bow-Wright Drug Co
Texas Qualified Druggists’' League
Farm and Ranch
Holland’s
Carr-Burdette College
Sun
Whitewright Lumber CO
Novus
Wilson Hardware Co
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