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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1929

Page

8

Community notices list residents visiting towns and dates

A long list of visitors and locals, including Guy Yowell assistants and reporters, traveled through Orangeville Ken tuckytown Sherman Pilot Grove Honey Grove Paris Trenton Leonard Denison West minster Desert Blue Ridge and Farm ersville. The document also cites a 1925 Texas code section and cities Whitewright specifying election notice procedures posted at City Hall and public places for 30 days and four weekly newspaper publications signed by Mayor F M Echols and City Clerk Jesse Wallace.

Madge Sears Johnnie V. Dossey Clyde Johnson Maxine Roberts Margaret Emmagene Sears Orangeville Kentuckytown Dick Barbee Fender May Bonham Florence Wilson Sherman Margaret Higginbotham Estelle Binion Pilot Grove Irene Rector Tom Bean Babe Nell Penn Honey Grove Paris Elizabeth Waggoner Louise Echols Trenton Leonard Mardell Pumphrey Westminster Desert Opal Cates Virginia Benson Ford Scott Vestal Farmersville Mary Cornelia Roberts Denison Dorothy Belew Blue Ridge Raymond Myrick Whitewright Texas City of

Masqueraders Dramatic Club Presents Vanity Show

After planning and postponements the Masqueraders Dramatic Club prepares a vanity show at the High School auditorium next Monday evening. The program includes three one act plays plus songs dances and miscellaneous numbers to raise funds for a school debt. Admission is fifteen or twenty five cents and proceeds go to the school.

The Necessity of a Large Vocabulary Reconsidered

A speaker argues for a broad vocabulary as essential for clear expression and social influence. The piece notes that variety prevents monotony, aids candidates and officials, and enhances enjoyment of literature, with emphasis on public speaking and written correctness.

Mary C, Roberts

Masqueraders Hold Social Meeting At Waggoner Home

The Masqueraders met at Miss Elizabeth Waggoner’s home last Monday evening with 25 members present. Miss Forrester and Miss Ray hosted as sponsors. Una Mae Mangrum and Alwilda Ryan staged a short play Gentlemen Prefer Bonds while Louise Echols Laura Jane Fleming and Florence Wilson sang and danced. Dick Barber won a guessing contest and a charade game drew competing claims. The pantomimes amused everyone and refreshments followed as guests departed to remote places.

Elizabeth Waggoner Miss Forrester Miss Ray Una Mae Mangrum Alwilda Ryan Louise Echols Laura Jane Fleming Florence Wilson Mary Lee Andrews Dick Barbee

Tigers Fall to Trenton Club 6-3 on Local Diamond

The Tigers lost 6 to 3 to Trenton on Tuesday afternoon. Coach Crosby notes the team is young and must improve before the league opener next Friday, which will count toward standings. The Tigers travel Friday to Celina to face Gastonites in a non league game.

Tigers Trenton Trentonites Crosby Celina Gastonites Earl Blanton

Social Weekender Visits Listed in Leonard Area

Misses Anna Hopkins and Bernice Hopkins spent the week end with friends near Leonard. Velma Lee Cates spent the week end with Ina Belle Chadwell of Bells. Mary Lee Andrews spent Saturday in Sherman. Mrs. Otha Chick spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cates.

Anna Bernice Hopkins Leonard Velma Lee Cates Ina Belle Chadwell Bells Mary Lee Andrews Sherman Otha Chick C. C. Cates

Snippets Spark Humorous Exchange At Team Practice

A collection of light banter from a sports setting features playful lines about kissing under mistletoe queries and humorous miscommunications. An assistant coach jokes about a curious family history while another coach remarks on a wooden head, adding to the comic tone of the session.

Whitewright Eyes Street Improvement Election

City of Whitewright voters will decide on adopting street improvement provisions under Articles 1086 to 1096 and 1104 to 1105 of Chapter 9 in a general election set for April 28, 1929. The vote will be conducted at the Fire Station Building with Eb Montgomery and J N Powell as judges and P J Roberts and O W Myrick as clerks. Only resident property taxpayers may vote.

City Commission City of Whitewright Texas F. M. Echols Guy Hamilton W. H. King L. LaRoe Hamilton King S. Montgomery J. N. Powell P. J. Roberts O. W. Myrick State of Texas BR. C. S

For Sale and Notice from repair shop new owner

FOR SALE Sweeps sweep bolts plow handles cotton hoes single trees ax handles hammer handles pick handles We do blacksmithing and horseshoeing on the cash and carry plan Satisfaction guaranteed on every job John Hollingsworth NOTICE To all my old friends and customers I have purchased the Davidson Repair Shop located North of Adams Motor Co and am now in charge I am now better prepared to do your work and my motto is Better Work and Quicker Service Thanking you for past favors and the continuance of your patronage P Janway

John Hollingsworth Davidson Adams Motor Co P. Janway

Prohibition Adopted in 1920 A Treatise on National Policy

Prohibition became law in 1920 and the nation has endured it as an awkward, long term policy. The Virginian Pilot notes the era shaped governance and social life, enduring debates on enforcement and culture.

Virginian-Pilot

Kellogg Treaty Hope for Lasting Peace News Note

The Fountain Inn Tribune notes optimism that the Kellogg treaty will secure everlasting peace until new cruisers are constructed. The piece frames the treaty as a proactive step toward long term stability in international relations.

Fountain Inn S. C Tribune

Machines Replace Ballots In Some Cities

In some cities voters now use machines to cast ballots while previously manual voting was standard. The Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch notes the shift in voting methods as machines take over the process.

Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch

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Wees Guy Yowell Maggie Horton Dorothy Hamilton Velma Bennett James Lindsey Oleta Chambers Jesse Wallace Florence Virginia Euna Lee State OF Grayson Bryant King W. T. Nicholson Nicholson’s Cash Grocery J. L. Owen Georgia Reliance Portable Joe Johnson Cook O. M. Brown J. Lee Yates Myrs. P. A. Short J. W. McMurry Grocery Planters Gin Company Buell Spindle S. H. Montgomery & Son Manning, Clark & Meador Dyer & Jones J. H. Gosnell FORD Adams Motor Company Martin Eltebray Company
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