Local social notes and ads from a Dallas observer column
Dallas visitor J L Dyer stops by on Monday while M29 Lee Kirkpatrick also visits. Mr and Mrs Guy Hamilton visit Sherman relatives Sunday. Ruby Ross weekend with Tren ton relatives. Mrs H S Bushong of Forkton Ky visiting sister Mrs D S McMillin. I will trade new furniture for old or buy your old furniture. Miss Pearl Edwards confined with measles. Mrs A H Fortner of Sweetwater visiting Bryant family. J S Badgett left for Floydada for farming interests. P J Pierce and Sen Prof W C Johnson and family visit relatives. J H Trigg bought a Red River county farm from D A Ray. E L Cochran and Ray Luck of Pilot Point visit. Sanford family and Calloway Brown guests of Mrs J W Nash. W W Sevier offers shoe and harness repair at Wilson Montgomery Hardware. Mrs C K Spindle of Dallas visits her mother and relatives. W T Ross goes to Wolfe City for millwright work for Kay Kimbell. Cold drink season begins at P J Pierce & Son. W H Echols family from Durant OK visits F M Echols. Mrs B F Gafford markets hosiery and underwear. J T Berry of Knoxville TN visits Rev and Mrs J L Truett.
Local Visit and Birthday Party Report
Mrs. E. L. Cochran of Pilot Point visits her mother Mrs. J. L. German. Albert Truett of Camp Bowie visits his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Truett. Little Miss Elizabeth May hosts thirty two friends for a Saturday birthday party marking her twelfth birthday.
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Albert Truett
Camp Bowie
Mrs
W. T. Truett
Elizabeth May
Hayter's Offers Peaberry Coffee at 25 Cents
Sold as the very best grade Peaberry coffee for only 25 cents per pound at Hayter's store. Limited quantity available while supplies last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayter’s
Weekend Visit Highlights Madill Banker
Marvin Bryant of Madill Oklahoma, employed at a local bank, spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs C W Bryant. The Sun notes the Young Ladies Missionary Society will meet Saturday afternoon at the Methodist parsonage. Also a local sales pitch urges readers to compare Will Looney furniture prices.
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Marvin Bryant
Madill
Okla
Mrs C. W. Bryant
Young Ladies Missionary Society
Methodist
Brents Advertises High Egg Prices and Local Personal News
W O Brents repeats his vow to offer the highest egg price. M J McWilliams becomes Cotton Belt agent at Tom Bean. D S McMillin heads to Austin for the 35th Legislature session. Frank Alverson and family attend Mrs Mary Windom’s funeral in Honey Grove. LaRoe Lumber Co. overhauls yard with sewerage installation. Sevier Repair offers reliable work at Wilson Montgomery’s hardware. Earl Wallace returns from Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Alverson
B. F. McGaughey
W. L. White
Honey Grove
Mary Windom
Fourth Masonic District Deputy Visits Grayson Lodges
Dr J N Powell serves as district deputy for the Fourth Masonic District covering fifteen Grayson county lodges and plans to visit them during his tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Powell
Grayson County
Local Society and Business News Snapshots
Mrs J C McGaughey left for Greenville after visiting her daughter in law and relatives, returning to Acquila. Mrs W J Hewett and Ina Pepper departed Vaughan Miss after a month with Mrs J H Waggoner. Get furniture bargains from Will Looney. Will Looney offers sale prices on art squares beds mattresses and tables. R F Banner and family move to town. Banner becomes new manager of the local telephone exchange and aids a forthcoming telephone directory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. McGaughey
A. D. McGaughey
Greenville
Acquila
W. J. Hewett
Ina Pepper
Vaughan, Miss
J. H. Waggoner
Will Looney
R. F. Banner
Denison
Banner
Southwestern Telephone Company
Preacher Visits and Local Mail Route Change
Elder W. N. Carter will preach at the First Christian church Sunday morning and evening with public invited. Clay Horton appointed mail carrier on route one, began duties Friday, replacing Gilmore Webster who resigned January 1 to help his father in the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Carter
First Christian Church
Clay Horton
Gilmore Webster
Speakers Here Monday Discuss Food and Feed Campaign
One team promoting the food and feed production campaign in Texas will hold a public discussion at the school auditorium Monday March 4th at 10 a.m. Speakers include Thos N Stephens of the Texas Industrial Congress J C Patterson of the State Department of Agriculture and J M White of the State Warehouse and Market.
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Texas
Thos. N. Stephens
Texas Industrial Congress
J.C. Patterson
State Department of Agriculture
J. M. White
State Warehouse and Market
Community urged to attend school meeting for war effort
The notice asks patriotic residents to attend a ten o'clock Monday session at the school building to hear speakers and show strong support for war work. It calls for friendly outside advertising and a large turnout to impress visiting dignitaries and pledge aid to state-wide food production efforts.
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Ing Department
lLet
Over Two Hundred Junior Red Cross Members Here
A junior Red Cross unit organized at the public school drew over two hundred members after its launch. About 140 students signed up on the first day paying 25 cents each. The group plans to begin making Red Cross supplies soon.
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Red Cross
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Malaria Relief
An old advertisement notes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a general strengthening remedy by W. O. Brents. It claims the tonic drives out malaria, enriches the blood, and builds up the system for adults and children, priced at 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gordon Brothers
J. L. Dyer
Dallas
Lee Kirkpatrick
Guy Hamilton
Sherman
Ruby Ross
Trenton
Mrs. H. S. Bushong of
Forkton, Ky
D. S. McMillin
Miss Pearl Edwards
A. H. Fortner of
Sweetwater
Mrs. C. B. Bryant
J. S. Badgett
Floydada
P. J. Pierce
Sen
W. C. Johnson
Howe
J. H. Trigg
Red River County
D. A. Ray
E. L. Cochran
Ray Luck
Pilot Point
Mrs. Sanford
Calloway Brown
Ambrose
J. W. Nash
W. W. Sevier
Wilson-Montgomery Hardware Store
C. K. Spindle
S. H. Badgett
W. T. Ross
Wolfe City
Kay Kimbell
P. J. Pierce & Son
W. H. Echols and Family
Durant, Oklahoma
F. M. Echols
B. F. Gafford
Star Knitting Mills
J. T. Berry
Knoxville, Tenn
J. L. Truett
E. L. Cochran of
J. L. German
Miss Myrtle Badgett
The
Whitewright Lumber Company
W. O. Brents
M. J. McWilliams
Cotton Belt
Tom Bean
Wilson- Montgomery’s
Earl Wallace
Pennsylvania
Austin
LaRoe Lumber Co
W. P. Vaughn
West
Roberts Garage
Emmet Penn
Bob Beasley
Whitewright Masonic Lodge
Mr. Miller
Wade Robbins
Robbins
the Sun & Dallas News
Tennessee
Kentucky
W.O. Brents
the Post Office
Lord Baltimore
Rexall
Dyerstones Rexall Store
Devoe Paint
T. H. Lively
J. L. Kirkpatrick
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