Local residents visitations and weekend travel notes
Tocals Cecil Badgett of Waco spent Sunday here with homefolks. Mrs. Lloyd Moore and son spent last week in Durant. Mrs. Lee Hampton spent Saturday with Mrs. S. J. Thompson in Denison. Jim Wallace spent Wednesday and Thursday in Fort Worth. C. W. Hampton and T. F E. Sears came in Friday from West Texas. M. E. Greenway spent Thursday in Dallas. Mrs. W. L. Stowers spent Friday in Waxahachie with relatives. Miss Bernice Graves returned last Thursday from a two months visit in Cotulla Houston and San Antonio. Mrs. Earl Bradley returned home Friday to Muskogee after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Bradley. Mrs. S. E. Gist returned home Saturday from a stay of two weeks at Glen Rose. Misses Louise LaRoe and Nell Montgomery spent the week end in Denton. Miss Robbie Cowan of Commerce spent the week end with relatives in Whitewright. Ancel Gordon of Commerce spent the week end with his parents. Mrs. H. L. Durham and children of Greenville spent the week end with friends here. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Sears spent Friday and Saturday with relatives in Dallas. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Dyer of Sherman were here on a visit the latter part of the week. Miss Pina Murphy spent the week end here with her parents. She is attending the Teachers College at Denton. 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.
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R. S. Morehead
Local Social Notes Record Weekend Visits and Hiring
Miss Belle Huddleston returns from Sherman to visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Dyer. Miss Laura Price, a high school instructor, spent the weekend with friends in Bonham. Ralph Sanders has taken a position at the J. L. Kirkpatrick drug store, replacing Clyde Craig. Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Baugher of Dallas visited here Saturday and Sunday. Ben Sturdivant of S. M. U. in Dallas spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Sturdivant.
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Belle Huddleston
Mr. and
Mrs. J. L. Dyer
Sherman
Laura Price
Bonham
Ralph Sanders
J. L. Kirkpatrick Drug Store
Clyde Craig
Earl Hill's Filling Station Ad in Whitewright Area
A small classified style notice from Earl Hill's Filling Station in Southwest Whitewright offers second hand auto parts and coal oil with a promise that customers will be appreciated. Telephone number 245 is listed for contact.
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Earl Hill’s
Whitewright
Local Social Notes From Sherman Area
Mr and Mrs Crawford Montgomery spent Saturday and Sunday in Sherman. Ray Pace of Dallas visited his parents J K Pace last weekend. Miss Cecil Doss visited relatives in Ector and attended the Weatherby Pritchett wedding. Miss Arlene Haile and Marjory Ford of Carr Burdette College Sherman spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Lester Haile. Miss Loudie Mae and Elizabeth Caston of Leonard spent the weekend with grandparents Mr and Mrs Luther Sears. Our restaurant has prospered because we have always given the people their money's worth in well cooked food and efficient service.
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Cecil Doss
Ector
Weatherby-Pritchett
Arlene Haile
Marjory Ford
Carr-Burdette College
Sherman
Lester Haile
Loudie Mae and
Elizabeth Caston
Leonard
Mrs
Luther Sears
P. J. Pierce & Sons
Mrs J E Everheart in Glen Rose for treatment
Mrs J E Everheart is in Glen Rose this week undergoing treatment. Mrs Lewis Holland of Dallas is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs T H Sears.
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J. E. Everheart
Glen Rose
Mrs. Lewis Holland of
Dallas
Mrs
T. H. Sears
Not So Dumb Sheep Question Sparks Difference in Law
When the Earl of Bradford faced the lord chancellor over a lunacy application, the court asked how many feet a sheep has. Bradford asked if they meant live or dead sheep, noting a live sheep may have four. The exchange highlights a humorous legal quirk from the era.
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Earl of Bradford
Lord Bradford
Two Forelegs and Mutton in Yorkshire Post
A compact quip notes that a dead sheep has only two forelegs and jokes about mutton pricing in Yorkshire, reflecting a playful jab at economy and officials cited by the Philadelphia Record.
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Yorkshire Post
Philadelphia Record
Laxos with Pepsin Laxative Syrup for Constipation
A syrup toric laxative labeled Laxos with Pepsin promises prompt relief and regular action with 14 to 21 days of regular use. It is described as stimulating and regulating and very pleasant to take, priced at 60 cents per bottle.
Mothers Warned to Watch for Worm Symptoms
Mothers urged to check children for parasitic worms and act quickly. White's Cream Vermifuge is recommended to drive out worms and restore health. Priced at 35e, sold by Bow-Wright Drug Co. Encourages keeping Whitewright money at home.
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Bow-Wright Drug CO
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tocals
Cecil Badgett
Waco
Lloyd Moore and Son
Durant
Lee Hampton
S. J. Thompson
Denison
Jim Wallace
Fort Worth
C. W. Hampton
T. F E. Sears
West Texas
M. E. Greenway
W. L. Stowers
Waxahachie
Bernice Graves
Cotulla
Housotn
San Antonio
Earl Bradley
Muskogee
A. G. Bradley
S. E. Gist
Louise LaRoe
Nell Montgomery
Denton
Robbie Cowan
Commerce
Ancel Gordon
D. C. Gordon
J. L. Dyer
John Hollingsworth
G. L. Baugher
Ben Sturdivant
J. M. Sturdivant
Hill’s Filling Station
Mrs. Crawford Montgomery
Ray Pace
J. K. Pace
EAGLE
Eagle Pencil Company
New York
J. W. Davidson
the Quality Store
Golden Rule Grocery
Luther Smith & Son
Whitewright’s
Gordon
Planters National Bank
A. D. Mebane
South
Mr. Mebane
Sudan
P&o, Case and Oliver Planters
Manning & Clark
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