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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1923
Page
5
Paris and nearby towns feature visits by J. C. Gillespie, C. W. Myrick, and others. births, jurors, and daily life notes. A long list of visitors and relatives appears, naming Opal Graves, Audrie Taylor, Myldred Cantrell, and many more. Social visits span Denton, Sherman, Greenville, Bells, and Commerce as townsfolk travel.
Dr. Marvin Roberts of Knoxville Tennessee spent the latter part of last week in the city visiting his uncle J A May.
Mr and Mrs William Garner and two children of Murchison visit the Durham home. Mr Garner fills Mr Falveys position at the Cotton Belt station while Falvey is on vacation.
Mrs. Z. R. Langston returns to Sherman after visiting her mother Mrs. T. B. Moore and relatives. Mrs. D. E. Porter of Mt. Pleasant and Mrs. C. B. Lawson of Denison visit their parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Giles.
Nicholson's Cash Grocery invites questions about weekly specials to save money. Mr and Mrs Jim Blanton return to Plainview after visiting relatives. A 9 year old girl breaks her right thigh from a mulberry tree fall. Lucile Roberts hospitalized for appendicitis in Sherman. Mrs J A North and Ardmore visitors with relatives. Ben Roberts Dal las and S H Cooper Waco visit then depart. Looney furniture promises saving on furnishings.
Dr. C. P. Johnson recovering from an appendicitis operation at St. Vincent's Sanitarium in Sherman and expects to be able to return home in a few days.
Mrs. Frank Benton and her children returned from a visit with Mr. Benton in Fort Worth. He is in business there, and Mrs. Benton expects to move soon to be with him in the city.
Dr Edwin O May returns from Chicago with a doctorate in ophthalmology. The Bow Wright Drug Co offers decorative Fourth of July candy boxes available in pound or two pound sizes.
City engineers at the water pumping plant received numerous compliments on the well kept lawn and plant premises reflecting pride in maintenance.
Mrs Sam McMillin and her son Thom have returned from San Angelo where they visited her brother Oscar Ross.
We note Mr. and Mrs. John Jennings and children from Whitesboro visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Gattis on Sunday. Grover Hardcastle and his young daughter return to Altus Oklahoma after a visit with his parents southwest of town. Corinne Lilley and Mildred Hebison of Commerce visited friends here earlier this week. Ed Clark and Ralph Ownby from Durant Oklahoma joined Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Moore for Sunday guests.
Mrs Ode Crowell underwent an appendicitis operation at Sherman Sunday of last week and is expected to return home in the latter part of the week.
The city collection department issued delinquent tax notices to give property owners a chance to pay before the delinquent list is published and additional costs accrue.
Ibert Turney of Fort Worth is visiting his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Turney north of town. He is nine years old and made the trip by himself.
Mr and Mrs Tom Montgomery and their children visit his parents Mr and Mrs B S Montgomery. Mr Montgomery is a faculty member at Sam Houston State Normal in Huntsville.
Miss Laura Lynne Major will present a talk on The Home Life and Social Customs of the Chinese at Central Christian Church next Lordsday evening at 8 o'clock. This will be her final address.
The woman will spend July with sister Gertrude Major in San Antonio then depart around August 10 for Seattle to board a boat bound for the Orient.
Mr and Mrs Fitz Pierce of Purcell Oklahoma return home from visiting Mr and Mrs Floyd Badgett. They are accompanied by Dorothy Ryon.
Mr and Mrs Clark and their daughter Nancy of Kentucky who had been visiting Mrs G M McNeilly left on Wednesday for Los Angeles California to continue their trip.
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