Sun editor notes on Democratic ticket and nominations
The Whitewright Sun discusses the Democratic nomination scenario with J. H. Waggoner in Houston predicting Al Smith on early ballots. The column affirms support for the party ticket in November, pledging to vote straight despite personal picks or state office dissent. Honey Grove Signal.
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Judge Not A Street Vendor Finds Hidden Saintliness
A writer recalls an elderly paper vendor on Spaghetti Avenue who supsported a crippled girl’s hospital journey. The harsh exterior masked compassion as the vendor confessed hunger and cold endured for pennies while a child’s hope grew through surgery and faith.
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A Useful Citizen Renounces Being Town Alibi
A Topeka man narrates a belated New Year’s vow to stop serving as an alibi for husbands. He claims a married woman spread rumors her husband lost poker money to him, which he denies, saying he never played. He vows to attend events in person to reclaim his peace and fun.
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Kansas City Star
First Payment Question Sparks Car Buyer Debate
The Vancouver Province quotes a dealer noting buyers are now focused on the lowest possible advance payment rather than car mechanics details. The exchange highlights a shift toward upfront cost concerns in auto purchases.
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Victory and White unite in marriage near Whitewright
Mr. Guy C. Victory of Fort Worth and Miss Mabel Fae White wed Sunday at the bride’s parents home three miles north of Whitewright with Rev. J. F. Fender officiating using a ring ceremony. They plan a honeymoon through San Antonio Houston and Galveston and will reside at 4105 Bunting Street Fort Worth.
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Kirkpatrick Grant wedding held at family home
Velma Mae Kirkpatrick, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. W A Kirkpatrick, married Robert William Grant of Kansas City in a four o’clock ceremony at the bride’s parents home. Christian ceremony featured ornate decor, choir, and bridal party. reception followed with ring cake and punch. The couple will reside in Kansas City. the bride is a former teacher and Trinity University alumna. the groom manages Nunn-Bush Shoes.
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Ira Kirkpatrick
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Dallas
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San Antonio
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Hillsboro
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Gainesville
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Grant
Kansas City
Nunn-Bush Shoe
John Griffin
Claire
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Leonard
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Jack Runnels
Evelyn
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Prairie Hill
R. E. Hickman
Mayfair Macaulay
H. T. Atterberry
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Ida Parker
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Sherman
Jack Ryan
McKinney
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Seminole
Okla
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J. L. Simmons
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Luncheon Honors Velma Kirkpatrick Before European Tour
Mrs. Robert Jones of Celina hosted a luncheon for Miss Velma Kirkpatrick bride to be and Mrs. D Leon Harp of San Antonio who sails June 27 on the Lancastria for a three month Europe trip. Centerpiece of roses sweet peas and other flowers plus bride motif place cards and Dresden cupid scrolls accompanied a four course pink green white meal. Toasts by Mrs. Eldon Earthman and Mrs. Pat Kerby highlighted the event with games U Auto Know and Wedding Bells. Guests included Mrs. Pat Kerby Mrs. Joe Lee Williams Corpus Christi Mrs. Guy Dillon Hillsboro and others. Harp received My Trip Abroad.
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Celina
Velma Kirkpatrick
D. Leon Harp
San Antonio
S. S. Lancastria
Europe
Eldon Earthman
Miss Kirkpatrick
Trinity University
Pat Kerby
Joe Lee Williams
Corpus Christi
Guy Dillon
Hillsboro
Bert Stone
Jake Dyer
McKinney
E. F. Everheart
Thompson
Sherman
Whitewright
Psychoanalysis to prevent crime faces value shift
The Washington Star argues psychoanalysis should be applied to crime prevention rather than excusing criminals, suggesting broader societal and legal implications.
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Washington Star
McKinney Hosts County Odd Fellows Meeting
Between 200 and 250 Odd Fellows and Rebekahs from Collin and adjoining counties are expected in McKinney on Thursday June 28 for the annual Collin County Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Association meeting. Grand master J. D. Buster of Sherman will attend, with all 171 O O F lodges in the county sending delegations per president D W Bagwill.
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Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Collin County
Collin County Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Association
J. D. Buster
Sherman
D. W. Bagwill
Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy Sold With Money Back Guarantee
Bow Wright Drug Co offers Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy for sore or bleeding gums and pyorrhea with a guarantee of satisfaction or money refund. The ad promises a unique product and certain results.
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