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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1934

Page

5

Local residents visit in Hillsboro and Sherman area

Miss Mildred Holcomb visits Hillsboro. Frank Armstrong from Plano visits Whitewright. Mrs. Nenah Gibbs of Los Angeles visits Miss Ruth Cox. T. E. Barbee serves on the grand jury in Sherman. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Allen and son visit Mrs. Allen's mother Mrs. W. F. Fields in Sulphur Springs.

Frank Armstrong Plano Whitewright Nenah Gibbs Los Angeles, Calif Ruth Cox Guy Allen

Local Social and Civic Notes From Grayson County

Guy Hamilton serves on Forty-ninth District grand jury, appointed foreman by Judge Wilcox. Weekend guests include Mrs. Jack McMillin and daughter Lucille, plus Miss Jeanette Ross of Dallas. Roanoke visitors Mr. and Mrs. S. R. McKinney and children meet Mrs. Maggie Montgomery. Sewing Guild II meets with Miss Frances Gillespie. next meeting with Miss Maggie Horton. Mary Frances Stephens hosts seven-year party for friends. Grayson County Medical Association meets at St Vincent's Sanitarium. Dr. May presiding. Pie supper planned by American Legion and Ladies Auxiliaries in former Silman’s building. Shower given for Mrs. Thelma Roberson of Dallas by Mrs. Charley Ayres. Roberson formerly Miss Thelma Merritt of Trenton.

Guy Hamilton Fifty-ninth District Court Mr. Hamilton F. E. Wilcox Jack McMillin Lucille Jeanette Ross Dallas H. T. Atterberry C. P. Johnson Ross R. May Grayson County Medical Association Sherman St. Vincent’s Sanitarium Dr. May

Trade in old furniture for new bedroom set deal

Bonham Texas advertises a trade deal offering a bedroom suit and a 23 piece tea set for 35.00 to 69.50. The Young Married Ladies Sewing Club met for an all day session with a buffet lunch for seven members and plans a 2 PM meeting next Tuesday. Paul Falvey, Cotton Belt agent and wage hearing chair for the Order of Railroad Telegraphers, leaves for Washington DC on March 15 with 1 500 rail union reps expected. he will be away about ten days with J P Mayer substituting. Russia and Cuba recognition and Republican optimism noted in Tampa Tribune.

Lem Tittsworth Bonham, Texas Young Married Ladies’ Sewing Club Kellous Watson Lowell Watson Paul Falvey Order of Washington, D. C Falvey J. P. Mayer Sherman

Irish music club hosts varied program at Pennington home

Whitewright residents attended a music club meeting at Mrs. R. T. Pennington’s home with Irish songs and talks on national life’s influence on Irish music. Performers included Mrs. Louise Merritt and quartets led by Mrs. Floyd Bassett, with solos by Mrs. G. F. Bryant and Mrs. F. W. Smith. Refreshments followed.

Whitewright Music Club R. T. Pennington Louise Merritt Floyd Bassett Joe Johnson Paul Ryan Gomer Graves Guy Hamilton Antrim Gaul G. F. Bryant Carew F. W. Smith Tommie Chenoweth Hamilton

Missionary Society Elects Officers

The Presbyterian Missionary Society met with Mrs. R. L. Sears and elected delegates Mrs. Lester Haile and Mrs. B. Wrenn Webb to attend the presbyterial meeting at Ladonia April 10 and 11. Officers named include Mrs. B. S. Montgomery as president and several vice presidents, secretary-treasurer, and committee heads.

The Presbyterian Missionary Society R. L. Sears Lester Haile B. Wrenn Webb Ladonia B. S. Montgomery Charlie Howard Floyd Bassett Rham T. Pennington J. F. Fender Webb Haile Louise Merritt National Missions and Overseas Hospital Robert Sears

Legion Auxiliary Elects Officers for Year

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the American Legion met Wednesday afternoon with 14 members and one visitor. Officers elected include Mrs. A T Short as president, Mrs. Clarence Pace as vice president, Mrs. Cull Reeves as treasurer, Miss Pernie Badgett as secretary, Mrs. Grover Stateville as historian, Mrs. B W Newman as unit chaplain, Mrs. George Burnam as sergeant at arms, and Mrs. Percy Darwin as reporter. The membership committee features Mrs. Ben Patterson, Mrs. E H Hughes, Mrs. J Jenkins, Mrs. John Hollingsworth, Mrs. Clay Horton, Mrs. D Maddux, and Mrs. Chesley Rutledge.

Ladies’ Auxiliary of the American Legion A. T. Short Clarence Pace Cull Reeves Pernie Badgett Grover Stateville B. W. Newman George Burnam Percy Darwin Ben Patterson E. H. Hughes J. Jenkins John Hollingsworth Clay Horton D. Maddux Chesley Rutledge

Methodist Church Announces Services and Conference

Rev S A Barnes of Sherman will preach at 11 a m next Sunday at the Methodist Church and preside at the second quarterly conference. Pastor C W Dennis invites members and officials to attend with services at 7 15 p m Sunday school at 10 a m and Young People's meeting at 6 15 p m. We begin on time and quit before it is up.

S. A. Barnes Sherman C. W. Dennis

17 Years Ago In Whitewright 1917 News In Brief

In Whitewright this week F M Simmons died at his home. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Cecil Spindle. Mr and Mrs Charley Truett greet a son. The 1904 History Club staged The Spinsters Convention. Local residents visited the Fat Stock Show in Fort Worth. Dr G J Hornbuckle, veterinarian, moved to Whitewright from Fort Worth. R L Holcomb returned from a visit to Roswell New Mexico.

the Sun F. M. Simmons Cecil Spindle Charley Truett History Club Spinsters R. L. Holcomb Roswell N. M Guy Hamilton T. H. Sears T. E. Sears J. R. Pennington J. H. Graves C. W. Hampton Grady Gillett Frank Smith C. W. Pope Fort Worth G. J. Hornbuckle Whitewright

Debates and Dues Mark Fort Worth Week in 1922 Sun Column

In Fort Worth this week A & M Band member John McGaughey attends events at the college. Debating teams from Sherman and Whitewright High Schools meet in practice and city debates. The Commercial Club aids Joe Johnson in promoting an uptown radio receiving station. Walter C Bailey of Ringling and Edna Cox of Whitewright wed at Edna Cox’s parental home March 9.

Bandits Bind Man To Pole After Robbery

Farmersville resident Jack Leverett was robbed by two men who picked him up on South Main Street and bound him to a telephone pole with barbed wire. They took $50 and his personal effects, left him unconscious until a motorist found and freed him hours later. Police have no leads on the attackers.

Farmersville Jack Leverett Leverett South Main Street

Garland residents share 1926 birth and death totals

The city registrar records 125 births and 34 deaths in 1926. Of the births 11 were white and 14 were Negro, with 66 boys and 59 girls. J A Alexander and P C Coldwell of Garland bought Gordon Clothing Company stock. Rev J F Fender resigns as pastor of the Presbyterian Church.

Trenton Ector J. A. Alexander P. C. Coldwell Garland Gordon Clothing Company J. F. Fender Presbyterian Church

Farmer Sells 90 Bales of Cotton

Sam Stuteville, a noted farmer, sold 90 bales of cotton last week at 120 cents per pound. He had earlier sold fifty bales at 11.70 and held much of the crop from 1932. The sale is the largest local farmer listing in years and shows profits versus market timing.

Sam Stuteville Stuteville

Presbyterian Church Evangelism Sermons Announced

Dr. B. Wrenn Webb, pastor, will preach at 11 a.m. on What Do We Mean by Evangelism and at 7:30 p.m. on A Universal Prayer.

B. Wrenn Webb

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mildred Holcomb Hillsboro T. E. Barbee Fifteenth District Mrs Jimmie Anderson Houston Grace Roberts Glenn Doss West End Home Demonstration Club Fred Cook Frances Bryant Kidd-Key College Norge Electric Refrigerators Bonham James Bryant Austin College, Sherman Murray Bryant Dick Montgomery Austin College S. H. Montgomery J. M. Benton Margaret Oklahoma City Mrs. Benton M. E. Winburn Sam Montgomery Jr Detroit Fern Inter Frank Thomas Whitesboro E. O. Thomas Floyd Everheart C. W. Bryant W. H. Horton Fifteenth Sherman Monday Walter Reed Greenville Fred W. Smith A. H. Fortner Sweetwater Cc. B. Bryant M. E. Greenway M. T. Craig Antlers Okla S. R. McKinney Roanoke Sewing Guild Frances Gillespie B. E. Bagley Maggie Horton Mary Frances Paul Stephens American Legion Ladies’ Auxiliary Silman’s Grocery Charley Ayres T. W. Ayres Thelma Roberson Roberson Thelma Merritt Russia Cuba Republican Party Tampa Tribune S. H. Montgomery Agency Lornell Halleston Westminster Kennel Club New York Percy Roberts Chappaqua N. Y E. O. May Wilson, Okla Charles Enderby Gainesville R. May Will Bryant Kimbell West Maple Street Sun Office Legion Auxiliary North Texas Seed Co Pascal Farley Oxfords Cole & DavIs CO Finders Eddystone English Channel Plymouth California Spain Fresno County Sautagerw Asia Sumatra United States
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