Local social notes and visits around Whitewright
Wade Hancock of Fort Worth visited Whitewright with relatives. Mrs. Charlie Ayres returned from Dallas and Trenton. O. L. Henry of Hamlin visited his father and kin. The Manning family and others visited Bonham and Leonard. Fred Clark advertises farm supplies and seed. Miss Carrie Hamilton of Dallas stayed with her brother Guy Hamilton. Librarian meeting attended by Mrs. A. L. Jackson in Sherman. Eunice Dennis, teaching in Nacogdoches, visited her parents. Jim German attended a sales meeting in Kansas City. The Bridge Club honored Mrs. Ray Manning with a chili supper and gift, Manning moving to Leonard. High scores awarded to Mrs. Gomer May. Full seed and feed line at Fred Clark's.
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Contract Bridge Club
Ray Manning
Margaret Boone
Dorothy Tapscott
Mary Kathryn Boone
Dallas
Emmet Penn
Ross R. May
S. H. Montgomery
Carrie Hamilton
Eunice Dennis
Nacogdoches
Penn
Jack Hannah
Sherman
Whitewright Music Club
H. T. Atterberry
G. B. Smith
F. M. Echols
S. Witt
Tommie Chenoweth
Clarence McMillin
H. L. Crittenden
Joe Johnson
George German
Paul Ryan
G. F. Bryant
C. S. Witt
Sarah Kathryn
Charles F. Cory
Guy Hamilton
C. J. Witt
Hillsboro
Atterberry
Local Social Notes And Club Gatherings In Whitewright
Numerous visits from relatives and friends arrive across Whitewright with remarks on illnesses travels and hospital stays. Gardens seed sales and home demonstrations are advertised while clubs hold meetings and bridge sessions with notable guests and high scores.
Masons Gather for Lodge Meeting at Pells
D. E. Low, B. W. Newman and Mack Pierson attended a lodge meeting at Pells last Friday night where about 200 Masons were present. An electrical storm Saturday night caused lightning to strike the brick flue on Mrs. L. F. Hedgepeth home, nearly wrecking the flue to the roof with no further damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Low
B. W. Newman
Mack Pierson
Masonic Lodge
Pells
L. F. Hedgepeth
Missionary Society Holds Monthly Meeting at Mrs Douglas Home
The Missionary Society of the Methodist Church convened at Mrs. F. E. Douglas home on Monday afternoon. Mrs. J. H. Waggoner led a program on Promoting World Fellowship Among Young People with devotional by Mrs. H. P. Donigan. Others included Mrs. W. C. Dennis and Mrs. J. L. Boone. A playlet was enacted by Martha Bryant, Vivian Echols, Julia Ann Pritchett and Nova Bryant.
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The
Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
F. E. Douglas
J. H. Waggoner
H. P. Donigan
W. C. Dennis
J. L. Boone
Martha Bryant
Vivian Echols
Julia Ann Pritchett
Nova Bryant
Local grocer leader named president of Lubbock district code authority
W. B. Hestand of Slaton and former Whitewright grocer has been chosen president of a code authority for wholesale and retail grocers in the Lubbock district. The authority covers eighteen South Plains counties. Hestand leads the Hest and Kimbell Grocer Company, with wholesale houses across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Hestand
Slaton
Whitewright
Lubbock
South Plains
Hestand
Hest and-Kimbell Grocer Company
Presbyterian Church Announces Stewardship and Study Plans
Dr. B Wrenn Webb, pastor, leads 11 a m Stewardship sermon. Congregational business meeting follows morning service. Evening 7 p m presents The Tragedy of Uselessness. Monday 2:30 p m study course Today's Youth and Tomorrow's World by Stanle High at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Wrenn Webb
Ness
Stanle High
Funeral services held for Mrs Maggie D Neathery of Sherman
Mrs Maggie D Neathery wife of O J Neathery died after a month long illness at Wilson N Jones Hospital Sherman. Services were at First Baptist Church Sherman with Dr J A Ellis and Rev J A Henderson. Interment in Pilot Grove Cemetery. Survived by husband three daughters Georgia Lee Roberta Mildred two sons Lloyd Kenneth three brothers and two sisters. Mrs Neathery born Bethel community south of Whitewright and active in the Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie D. Neathery
O. J. Neathery
Sherman
Wilson N. Jones Hospital
First Baptist Church of
J. A. Ellis
J. A. Henderson
Pilot Grove
Mildred
Lloyd
Kenneth
Joe Cowart
Ada
Okla
Terrell Cowart
Whitewright
Roy Cowart
Bells
R. D. Benson
Tom Bean
C. N. Ross
Ely
Neathery
Bethel
David Cowart
Baptist Church
Vaughn
Reece
R. M. Carter
Hubert Bookout
Frank Reece
Arthur Vaughn
Pleas Porter
T. M. Parks
Kentuckytown Literary Club meets at schoolhouse
The Kentuckytown Literary Club gathered Thursday night at the Kentuckytown school house. Miss Emma Holland, Mrs. Floyd Harris, and Mr. Baxter oversaw the program. A patriotic performance by the students included a duet by Miss Verba Anderson and Miss Vera Cassetty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentuckytown Literary Club
Kentuckytown
Emma Holland
Floyd Harris
Baxter
Verba Anderson
Vera Cassetty
Holcomb
Nellie Brown
Frances Phillips
Almenia Stephens
Carrie Sue Baxter
D. E. McCoy
H. W. Holcomb
F. T. Harris
C. W. Phillips
Club
When Will the Slaughter Cease
A Prudential statement cites 2.5 billion dollars as the yearly cost of American automobile accidents. It notes 1933 saw over a million injuries and 33,363 deaths, about one every 18 minutes, criticizing lax penalties for drunken driving and speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prudential Life and Accident Insurance Company
America
United States
Unsafe Turbines Endanger Children on Wild Rides
An opinion piece condemns death-dealing machines and untrained drivers especially children. It argues motorists’ danger comes from lack of judgment and urges action as the slaughter continues. The piece appears in the Marshall News.
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Marshall News
They Laughed as I Struggled with the Heavy Piano
A humorous scene unfolds as onlookers laugh while I attempt to move a piano. The moment highlights the speaker's failure to lift the heavy instrument and the crowd's amused reaction.
Elevation at South Pole Cited by Scott Explorer
Scott the explorer states the South Pole sits at an elevation of 9 070 feet. The claim appears in a report detailing geographic measurements and historical exploration data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Explorer
South Pole
Presidential City Names Prompt Local Spending Message
A list of U S presidential surnames paired with town names prompts a call to spend money in your town. The note emphasizes local commerce and community support through civic pride.
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Trenton
O. L. Henry
Hamlin
J. W. Henry
Bonham Sunday
Fred Clark
A. L. Jackson
W. C. Fain
Fred Clark’s
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Ralph England and Son
H. A. James
Jim German
Kansas City
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Tohoka
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Smokey
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Gloria Stuart
Wonderland
Marie Dressler
Lee Tracy
Wallace Beery
Jean Harlow
Billie Burk
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Lionel Barrymore
H. L. Carver
Ella Brooks
William Ray
Farmersville
M. B. Herring and Son
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William B. Holsonbake
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Fred James
Mary Beth
Peggie
Billie James
Jack Camp
W. F. Humphries
Durant
Oklo
Sam McMillin
McMillin
W. T. Ross
T. E. Barbee
Inez
Gladys Ray
Lucille LaRoe
W. E. LaRoe
C. P. Johnson
Clyde Johnson
Elizabeth Waggoner
Miss Johnson
Texas Christian University
Miss Waggoner
Texas Woman’s College
B. E. Bagley
Texas-Louisiana Power Company
Mattie Wilroy
Little Son
Mr. Witt
M-K-T Ry. Company
Lem Tittsworth
Bonham
Sewing Guild No. II
Faye Alverson
Mildred Holcomb
Miss Holcomb
Fidelis
Baptist Sunday School
J. A. Yeager
Oran Sears
Pernie Badgett
Yeager
Kentucky
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