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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1925
Page
6
Local residents travel to Sherman Dallas Whitesboro Denison and Lubbock visiting relatives and friends over the weekend. People mentioned include Lois Lively Ruth Cox O H Crowell M Ross Belle Huddleston W H King Charles Truett W T Truett Victor Biggerstaff May Pennington Jr Emma Phillips J P Livingston and R L Sears. Also ads note Morehead Convenient Filling Station services.
Mr and Mrs Nuell Skaggs left Saturday for O Donnell to make their home W T Ross left for Paducah for employment in his trade Mr and Mrs Kay Kimbell of Fort Worth visited his mother and grandmother here Sunday Miss Louise LaRoe returned from Dallas Rev J L Truett hosted Mr and Mrs W C Johnson and children of Dallas Mrs F R McFatridge returned from Eufaula Okla visiting her son Rev F W McFatridge Mrs Clyde Thompson of Denison spent the weekend with H F Thompson Mr and Mrs Wm Sears and Mr and Mrs Turner of Kemp Okla were guests of Dr and Mrs J N Powell Don t throw your shoes away just because the sale is worn out Bring them to us for half soling and save buying a new pair R S Morehead Mrs G M McNeilly and a little daughter spent the weekend in Greenville visiting Mrs H L Durham Mr and Mrs W E Williams of Cloud are visiting his mother Mrs Lee Williams and other relatives Pennington Groves left for Kansas City Mo to take an auto school course.
Mr and Mrs Henry Webster from Sherman spent Sunday visiting their granddaughter who had just arrived last Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs Gilmore Webster.
Mrs. 8S. H. Badgett left Sunday for Floydada to be at her daughter Mrs. Thurman Bishop's bedside. W. A. Fain returned Friday from Lamesa with cotton bought last season. Mrs. Fain visited relatives in Dallas. Jena Lee Kirkpatrick, a C. I. A. student in Denton, spent the weekend with her parents. Sulphur Springs visitors Mr. and Mrs. H. C. King stayed with their daughter Mrs. W. F. Brown. Orbia Blanton, Mt. Pleasant high's Spanish teacher, visited his parents. P. J. Pierce & Sons advertise quality meals. Joe Tate spent the weekend in Oklahoma City with the baseball club. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Mainord and daughter moved from Little Rock to rooms with D. B. Tate. Mainord will oversee the Huffines & Bailey garage mechanics.
The Wednesday Bridge Club gathered with Mrs. E. J. Lilley on Friday afternoon. Mrs. C. P. Johnson won high score and Miss Louise LaRoe secured the cut. A delicious salad course was served.
A medical ad notes that Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets cure a cold in one day by stopping cough and headache. It carries E W Grove’s signature on each box and is priced at 30 cents.
Mrs S H Yant spent several days visiting her sister Mrs E P Montgomery during her illness and returned to Honey Grove Friday with Crawford Montgomery and Mrs O H Bartlett of Collinsville Oklahoma. W F Sanders also returned Friday after days of drinking mineral water and medical treatment reporting he feels like a 17 year old though much older. You can get your favorite magazine at Pierce s Cafe.
Mrs. Olivia M. Whedbee bought the Savage farm northwest of town and moved in last week. Her brother, Lanius Kincaid, also relocated to the property with twenty five milch cows he brought from the prior holdings.
A Savoy farmer supplied milk to the Bonham ice cream factory, delivering daily portions from his farm. The arrangement covered regular shipments to the Bonham facility and reflected local dairy trade activity.
A dairy farmer, now living near the area, intends to seek alternative outlets for his dairy herd products following his move.
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