Visits and social notices from Denison area
Weldon Wilson of Dallas visited relatives here the first of the week. Mrs. B. G. Gowdy visited relatives in Paris the past weekend. Dr. and Mrs. Ross R. May visited relatives in Waco the past weekend. Mrs. R. May is in Waco visiting her son Lester May. Mrs. C. B. Bryant Jr. was a Dallas visitor Wednesday. John Reeves was a business visitor in Dallas Wednesday. Mrs. P. A. Short and daughter were Sherman visitors Tuesday. Grafton Montgomery was a Denison business visitor Friday. Come Laugh and Be Merry variety show at the high school Monday night. Admission 15¢ and 25¢. Mrs. J. D. Hoard returned Wednesday from a visit with relatives in Dallas. Mrs. Neville Pierce of Dallas is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Myrick. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnson and children visited relatives in Denison Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Neville Pierce of
Dallas
Mrs. O. W. Myrick
Mrs Luther Gordon and Mrs Theo Miller Visit Friends
Mrs Luther Gordon and Mrs Theo Miller visited friends in Greenville Sunday AB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Gordon
Theo Miller
Greenville
Local visits and social notes from Sherman area
Mrs F W Rector visited relatives in Tom Bean Sunday. Mr and Mrs 8S A Hayes of Sherman visited friends here Sunday. Miss Mabel Rector visited friends in Bonham Sunday. Mr and Mrs B W Newman and children spent Sunday in Dallas. Miss Lucille Harris of Tulsa visiting her mother Mrs Lloyd Moore. Stunts galore a good entertainment at the high school Monday night. Sherman visitors Friday include Mrs L England Mrs E B Rector and Mr and Mrs Walter Compton. Mrs W H King visiting Dallas with daughter Mrs Eugene McElvaney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Rector
A. Hayes of
Sherman
Mabel Rector
Bonham Sunday
B. W. Newman
Dallas
Lucille Harris
Tulsa, Oka
Lloyd Moore
A. Benham of
Tom Gillett
L. England
E. B. Rector
Walter Compton
Mrs. W. H. King
Mrs
Eugene McElvaney
T. J. Harris
Okmulgee
Okla
Social notes from Sherman and nearby towns
A compilation of visits and travel among residents of Sherman and adjacent communities. Local residents and guests from Dallas, Denison, Sulphur Springs, Greenville, Honey Grove, and Texarkana are recorded with weekend trips, school attendance, and confirmations of visits to relatives and friends.
Local Residents and Guests Travel and Visit
Mrs H C Willis left Wednesday for a visit in Lamesa. Jack Bogle and James McKnight and Mrs Andrew Pierce visited relatives in Bells Wednesday. Claud Jones of Farmersville visited relatives here Sunday. Lucian Andrews left Monday on a business trip to Louisiana. Louis May attended the Fat Stock Show in Fort Worth last weekend. Mrs Claud Sears and Mrs Ira Kirkpatrick were Sherman visitors. Mrs C C Hodge and Mrs E A McMahon of Bonham were guests of Mrs J T Chenoweth Monday. Radio Man, Mr and Mrs W R Hooper and children were Dallas visitors Monday.
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Lucian Andrews
Louisiana
Louis May
Fort Worth
Reverend Hawkins Family Visits Greenville Friends
Rev and Mrs J H Hawkins of Greenville visited friends here Wednesday. Mrs R L Sears returned Wednesday from St Louis after visiting her daughter Mrs Jack Mitchell. Dan Hollingsworth of Oklahoma City is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Jim Hollingsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Hawkins
Greenville
R. L. Sears
St. Louis
Jack Mitchell
Dan Hollingsworth
Oklahoma City
Mrs
Jim Hollingsworth
Sherman Visitors Given Brief Stopover by Local Family
Mr and Mrs Tom Norris and their daughter and Miss Mardell Pumphrey were Sherman visitors Saturday making a brief stopover in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Norris
Mardell Pumphrey
Sherman
Masqueraders Present Big Show Monday Night
Masqueraders offer a big show on Monday night with admission set at 15 and 25 cents. The piece notes several local visitors and weekend gatherings including Mr and Mrs Cull Reeves and Mr and Mrs Grover Stuteville with Miss Margaret Higginbotham visiting relatives in Dripping Springs, and Rev and Mrs C C Childress and son from Pecan Gap spending Friday with Mrs H C Willis and Mr and Mrs Roby Childress. Grady Gillett, traveling in West Texas for an oil company, spent the weekend with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cull Reeves
Grover Stuteville
Margaret Higginbotham
Dripping Springs
C. C. Childress
Pecan Gap
H. C. Willis
Roby Childress
Grady Gillett
West Texas
Bridge Party Attracts Colorful Orchid Scheme
Mrs. H T Atterberry hosted a Thursday bridge gathering with an orchid and yellow decor. After several hands, guests moved to the living room where tables displayed yellow rose centerpieces and cake with mints. High score favors went to Mrs Albert Jackson. Mrs F E Douglas hosted a Wednesday tea honoring her sister Mrs Sterling Evans of Bryan with about twenty four guests. Mrs H G Webster greeted attendees, and a lace cloth adorned the Easter tea setting. Aladdin Lamp supplies promoted at Gordon's Cash Grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Atterberry
Albert Jackson
F. E. Douglas
Sterling Evans
Bryan
H. G. Webster
Bus schedules from Whitewright to Sherman and Greenville
Daily departures from Whitewright depart to Sherman at 8 00 am 11 00 am 2 00 pm and 5 00 pm. Whitewright to Greenville leaves at 8 50 am 12 00 noon and 2 50 pm. Depot is Earl and Carl Jenkins at Dyer and Jones, phone 10, residence 228.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright
Sherman
Greenville
Earl and Carl Jenkins
Dyer & Jones
Mrs Mary Ryan Hosts Bridge Night Honoring Sister
Mrs Mary Ryan entertained at bridge Monday evening honoring her sister Mrs Sterling Evans of Bryan. Four tables were arranged for the games. Mrs A A Adams won high score honors and Miss Margaret McMurry received the consolation prize. A delicious ice cream course was served by the hostess and Miss Alwilda Ryon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ryan
Bridge
Sterling Evans
Bryan
A. A. Adams
Margaret McMurry
Alwilda Ryon
Emory Christian Heads to Brownville for New Accounting Post
Emory Christian of Waco spent the first of the week with his family. He has accepted employment in the accounting department of the Brownville Herald and plans to move to Brownville soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Christian
Waco
Christian
Brownville Herald
Typewriter Paper Sold in 25c Packages at The Sun
Readable note reports The Sun office selling typewriter paper in cheap 25 cent packages. The brief item highlights low-cost stationery for reporters and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Also Mentioned on This Page
Weldon Wilson
B. G. Gowdy
Paris
Ross R. May
Mrs. R. May
Lester May
C. B. Bryant Jr
John Reeves
P. A. Short and
Grafton Montgomery
Denison
J. D. Hoard
Joe Johnson
Radiola
Tom Massey
J. L. Cantrell
Lucian LaRoe
John P. Haden
Bow- Wright Drug Co
J. W. Davidson & Co
McKinney Our Whitewright
T. A. Taylor Grocery
J. R. Flemiing
H. P. Donigan
South
Texas
Mrs. Roby Childress
Walter Keeling
Ropesville
Walter Cox
H. L. Russell
Sulphur Springs
J. C. Gillespie
Roscoe Pace
Fred W. Smith
Chesley Rutledge Jr
Ely
J. E. Rutledge
W. A. Blanton of
B. F. Blanton
Ira Fleming
B. Y. Spindle
John P. Barbee
T. E. Barbee
Maude Gray
Willie Ross
Viva Phillips
Eunice Turner
J. P. Darwin
E. A. Douglas
Jack Barnes
Sadler
Emma Holland
Denton
J. F. Holland
Clarence Dixon
G. B. Dixon
John Livingston Jr
Myrtle Frances Livingston of
R. B. Gordon
Tom Pool
Vera Becheler
Jesse Wallace
R. V. Henry
Commerce
Everett Wallace
W. L. Stowers
W. C. Huffines
Mineral Wells
S. H. Yant
Honey Grove
Roy Loving
Crawford Montgomery
C. K. Spindle
Myrtle
May Badgett
Elizabeth and
Lula Mae Caston
Leonard
Mrs. L. P. Sears
Eugene Whitley
Louis Hamilton
Elizabeth McKnight
Estelle Wilson
Celina
Earl Cassety
Pilot Point
P. Janway
W. H. Davidson
Mr. Davidson
Port Arthur
Rotary Clubs
Texarkana
Douglas
Lamesa
Jack Bogle
James McKnight
Andrew Pierce
Bells
Claud Jones
Farmersville
Claud Sears
Ira Kirkpatrick
C. C. Hodge
E. A. McMahon
Bonham
J. T. Chenoweth
W. R. Hooper
Gordon's Cash Grocery
RED Ball Bus Line
Sherman, Leonard
F. O. Mangrum Filling Station
W. J. Barbee
McKinney
John Pierce
Silas
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