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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1928
Page
10
Dallas visitors and residents are listed visiting Sherman Bonham Denison and other nearby towns. Names include Locals BE Lilley J C Gillespie and Mrs Paul Roberts among others. Multiple trips noted over Friday Monday and Wednesday with relatives visited in Trenton Bonham and Denison.
J W Henry attended the teacher s institute at Bonham Friday. Mr and Mrs Emmet Penn and daughter were Dallas visitors Saturday. Mrs Bernie Richey attended the teacher s institute at Bonham Friday. Pierce s Cafe advertises best foods and meeting place. Mr and Mrs Fred Gould of Durant Okla were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Ben Gould. J R Jordan traveled to Waxahachie Thursday to visit his daughter Mrs J R Ashley. Clifford Gould moved to Mc Kinney to work at Pierce Cafe. Mr and Mrs W B Antone and son of Paris visited the Sears Sunday. Mrs Jas W Lindsey of Lott visits G L Lindsey and children. J W Wilson, Dallas salesman, spent weekend with his family.
A stream of brief notes lists visits and guests across Quanah, Sherman, Waco, Dallas, and Durant. Names include MecDaniels, Echols, Adams, Stowers, Erwin, Major, Beard, Patterson, Story, Burnham, Holmes, Sanders, Dupey, Benedict, Booth, Boone, Penn, Thompson, Wilson, Gillett, Pilcher, and others. Many trips reference weekend stays and relatives, plus local shops and services offered.
The Presbyterian Church women announce a Spring Bazaar and produce sale to be held Saturday, March 31, at the Martin Keefe Bray Company store.
Mr and Mrs Julian Montgomery and their young daughter came back to Wichita Falls on Sunday after traveling to care for and attend the illness and death of Julian Montgomerys mother Mrs B S Montgomery.
D. R. Lewis Ott Lackey Jack Webster and Lucian Andrews attended the annual meeting of the Grand Lodge of I O O F held in Dallas at the start of the week. Dr. David Ray Womack of New Orleans, recovering from a five month illness, visited his aunts Misses Inez and Gladys Ray with nurse Miss Mamie Pepper.
The T E L and Convention Classes of First Baptist Church met at Mrs J H Hawkins home on Friday March 16 for regular business and social gathering. Mrs S T Montgomery presided in absence of president. Mrs O H Crowell led the devotional. Prayer was offered by Mrs Witt.
Mrs. Oran Sears and Mrs. J. H. Hankins led a social hour enjoyed by seventeen members, six associate members and two visitors. Hostesses Mrs. Hankins Mrs. D. G. Coley Mrs. Ocie Hanna and Mrs. Ira Fleming served chicken salad crackers snow pudding and coffee.
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