Local social notes from Whitewright area visitors
Clark Fagg of Blue Ridge visited friends here Sunday. Dallas visitors include Manton Fain and Bettie Carver's sister Miss Bettie Carver. numerous relatives hosted across Denison, Dallas, Frisco, Plano, and Whitesboro as weekend travelers. Linage of local families hosting and visiting extends to Gaines, Eva, Howe, Savoy, and Winters with several tea events and family visits noted.
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Clark Fagg
Blue Ridge
Bonham area scattered social notices and visits
Local residents report visiting relatives and returning home from long weekend trips. People mentioned include Miss Claire Doss in Bonham with grandparents, families from Floydada Sulphur Springs Denison Bells Slaton and Dallas, and individuals in Bonham joining church and funeral events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire Doss
Mrs. B. F. Fulkerson
Bonham
Mrs Crittenden Family Guests At Noes Home
Mrs R K Crittenden and daughter Thelma of Ector visited Miss Susie Noe and Miss Maggie Noe. They left with Mrs Jennie Crittenden as they departed.
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R. K. Crittenden
Thelma
Ector
Susie
Maggie Noe
Jennie Crittenden
Gillett Family Returns From Ardmore and Era Visit
Mr and Mrs R A Gillett and their children have come back from a trip visiting relatives in Ardmore Oklahoma and Era They visited Mr and Mrs J R North in Ardmore and Mr and Mrs Byron Sears in Era.
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Byron Sears
Eva
T. K. McMillin
Lamesa
Rocky McMillin
R. A. Gillett
Ardmore
Okla
Era
J. R. North
Miss Lucille Pritchett Returns From Galveston Vacation
Miss Lucille Pritchett returns from Galveston where she spent her vacation and visits Ringgold after the school year ended. She has taught in Ringgold for several years before the trip.
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Lucille Pritchett
Galveston
Ringgold
Miss Dillon Heads to World's Fair and Sorority Rally
Miss Dorothy Lee Dillon of Plainview travels to Chicago with a stop at the World’s Fair and a sorority convention as delegate. Other notes include local officers elected for the Esther Sunday school class, visitors returning from Ferris, and Whitewright business hours for July 4.
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Gay Hollingsworth
Lillian Neathery
Chicago
Dorothy Lee Dillon
Plainview
W. A. Kirkpatrick
Esther Sunday School
The
Presbyterian Church
Marguerite Montgomery
Ruth Cox
Alwilda Ryan
Allen T. Short
Whitewright
Bank
Young Sherman man seriously injured in Arizona truck crash
John Brown Henry 22, son of Mr and Mrs Frank C Henry of Sherman, sustained a compound fracture of the left leg and a lip gash after a motor truck collision near Douglas Arizona Sunday. He was with a federal reforestation camp near Portales New Mexico and is hospitalised at Douglas. The Henry family is well known in Whitewright and Orangeville. A Commerce area farmer sold 97 bales of cotton Monday for ten cents a pound weighing 49 050 pounds bringing 4905 dollars. The cotton was from 1931 and 1932 harvests stored in a dry place and undeteriorated. The farmer is described as living by farming with cotton as a sideline.
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John Brown Henry
Frank C. Henry
Sherman
Douglas
Ariz
Young Henry
Portales
N. M
Dougas
Whitewright
Orangeville
Commerce
Revival Closes As Church Of Christ Ends Week
The Church of Christ revival led by Bro. Mullins ends Sunday evening with many blessed by the messages. Four days remain to hear the call to faith, as Merritt asks readers to attend and pray for hearts to turn to Jesus Christ.
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Church of Christ
Bro. Mullins
Paul
Christ
God
Peter
Lord Jesus Christ
C. C. Merritt
Rotary Luncheon Program Sparks Surprise Revelations
Dr F D Layman led a Rotary Club luncheon program that asked members to speak about the person on their right. The event proved highly engaging with many sharing unexpected remarks and some light secrets, leaving some participants amused and others less thrilled by the feedback.
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Rotary Club
F. D. Layman
Layman
Howard Payne College President to Speak at Baptist Church
Dr. T. H. Taylor, president of Howard Payne College, will address the Baptist Church Sunday at 11 a.m. and speak to the men's Bible class at 10 a.m. He is billed as one of Texas's most engaging lay speakers. Public invited. Mr. Angler urged to come with a friend.
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T. H. Taylor
Howard Payne College
Baptist Church
Taylor
Texas
Angler
G. C. Ivins
Money versus need quoted by Mr Eggman and Goldie Diggs
A brief dialogue captures Mr Eggman saying money isn’t everything while Goldie Diggs counters that money is the main thing she currently needs. The exchange highlights contrasting priorities between the two speakers.
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Mr. Eggman
Goldie Diggs
Why Small Towns Stay Small
The Marshall Morning News argues that keeping money local strengthens town vitality. If residents buy locally, employment and housing increase, wealth circulates, and the community prospers. The piece cites Whitewright as a model and urges self reliance over distant shopping and vague political promises.
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Whitewright
Bride warns against overbearing mother in law on economy
Claude Callan advises brides to tolerate their mother in law who offers to teach sewing to save money. She suggests feigning interest to gain free dresses, and to humor and employ the mother rather than resist.
True Help to Farmers
The county agents and farm demonstration agents have done more for the farmers than all other government agencies. Farm loan banks burden farmers with debts and moratoriums. the Farm Board failed to maintain prices after spending over a half billion. Government relief funds yet farm products remain low while agents advocated diversification and self help.
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Farm Board
Onion as Health Remedy Persists in Medical Wit
The Ami du Peuple notes the onion can aid many ailments from uric acid burden to swollen limbs and tired kidneys. It argues daily inclusion in meals improves health and even serves as a quick acting poltice, tracing wisdom to ancient times and urging reliance on the humble vegetable.
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Paris
Literary Digest
Sun Office Sells Typewriter Supplies
Typewriter carbon paper and ribbons available at Sun office, offering essential supplies for clerical work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun Office
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Manton Fain
Dallas
Kay Kimbell
Fort Worth
P. A. Short and Daughter
Denison
Wiley Skelton
C. Sinclair
Carrollton
Mrs. Ott Lackey
Frank Armstrong
Plano
W. J. Barbee
L. C. McMahon
Crane
E. A. Douglas
H. T. Atterberry
Thomas Sears
Billy Earl Montgomery
Whitesboro
Grady Faye
Pauline Coley
St. Louis
Mayfair Macauley
J. L. Boone
Laura Milam
Houston
J. L. Cantrell
W. E. Wall of
Frisco
Clyde Carter
Howe
J. R. Waldrum
Lum Waldrum
Savoy
Louise and
Martha Jo Childress
Big Spring
Mrs. C. A. McLean
D.R. Lewis
Lucian LaRoe
Lucille
Winters
R. B. Mack
Mack
LaRoe
AMILE
D. E. Low
Neil Henderson
Sulphur Springs
O. W. Myrick
Joe Johnson
Bells
O. M. McMillin
Slaton
Carl May
H. F. McLarry
Pike
Orville Davenport
C. J. Davenport
May Moore
Ropesville
Joe Wallace
S. H. Montgomery
Grafton Montgomery
R. L. Giles
Blanche Montgomery
Farmersville
Eldridge Pendleton
Near Town
W. O. Wromans
Leonard
J. R. and
Beatrice Morgan
Kilgore
Joe Pritchett
Alphonso Martines
W. T. Pritchett
Troy Lee Ford
Soil Conservation Camp
R. D. Ford
J. C. Sears
Lockney
Margaret
Emmagene Sears
Dr. R. May
Rev
H. G. May
Rev. May
A. H. Fortner
Sweetwater
C. B. Bryant
D. G. Coley
Cotton Belt
Texarkana
Cotton Belt Hospital
E. L. Foster
E. Benson
Greenville
Community Gas Company
Roger Holcomb
Soil Conservation
R. L. Holcomb
Sadler
Mr. Douglas
D. B. Barnes
Frank Mullins
Horace Woods
J. J. Pritchett
Gordon Weatherby
B. F. Fulkerson
Robert Doss
Fred Fogle
Raymond
Ivanhoe
W. J. Doss
J. C. Montgomery
Wichita Falls
F. M. Echols
Vivian Echols
W. E. LaRoe
Will W. Marshall
Marshall
Grace Alderson
Egypt
Zeanes Ali
Alexandria
Newton Manning
Manning
Mr. Manning
Southern Methodist University
G. W
Mary Katie Ford
Ferris
Arvel Priddy
Henry Witherspoon
New Mexico
H. H. Ford
John A. Ray
A. J. Ray
Ray
Washington University
Johnnie V. Dossey
W. W. Dossey
College of Industrial Arts
Denton
E. V. White
Miss Dossey
B. G. Gowdy
Lena Mae
Inez
Gladys Ray
California
Frank D. Layman
Whitewright, Texas
Rotary
Holcomb Tire Shop
Marshall Morning News
Claude Callan
North Texas Seed Co
Barbee & Farley
Cole & Davis Co
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