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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1918

Page

6

Mrs Martha Reeves Childless widow remembered in Texas funeral

Mrs Martha Reeves born July 24 1861 in Hardeman County Tennessee lived in Texas since 1876. Married 1894 to George Reeves and raised four children two died in infancy. After his death she cared for others and faced illness with faith and calm. Funeral at Methodist church March 19 at 4 pm. Pilot Grove Cemetery. A FRIEND.

Martha Tucker Reeves Hardeman County Tennessee Kauffman County Texas George Reeves Whitewright Reeves George Nola Methodist D. K. Porter Sherman Pilot Grove

Red Cross Show at Odeon a Notable Local Benefit

The Red Cross held a three show fundraiser at the Odeon Theatre Tuesday night earning 112 dollars with 11.91 dollars war tax as expense. Whitewright performers Mrs S A Hayes Mrs Frank Roberts and Miss Gladys Ray sang patriotic songs while a school chorus directed by Miss Nicholas performed. Public praise goes to Odeon owners Messrs Morehead and Mangrum for donating the theater and securing the Pathe Exchange film at no cost. Proceeds support the boys overseas.

Red Cross Odeon Theatre S. A. Hayes Frank Roberts Gladys Ray Whitewright Nicholas The Odeon Messrs. Morehead and Mangrum Pathe Exchange the Red Cross

Mrs. B. T. Burkhead Dead at 51 in Sherman Sanitarium

Mrs. B. T. Burkhead of Bells died in a Sherman sanitarium Tuesday night at age fifty one. She is survived by daughter Mrs. Dan Dugan and was sister to Dr. J. L. Bow and Robert Bow. Funeral was at her daughter's home with burial at Rose Hill Cemetery east of Bells.

B. T. Burkhead Bells A. W. Bow Sherman Dan Dugan W. J. Epting Rose Hill Cemetery

War Talk by Rev Wrenn B Webb at Cannan Church

Rev Wrenn B Webb of Sherman will deliver a war talk at Cannan church Sunday at 2 30 in the afternoon. All are invited to hear him as the community expects a good audience.

Wrenn B. Webb Sherman Cannan Church Webb Cannan

Subscription Honor Roll Adds New Sun Subscribers

The Sun notes renewals and new subscribers since the last report with several names listed including Dr. J. B. Hall J. D. Heard Joe Self Mrs. M. E. Prigmore C. E. Andrews Mrs. K. T. Lackey F. E. Douglass J. R. Carter and others marking continued support as of March 1918.

Sun The J. B. Hall J. D. Heard Joe Self M. E. Prigmore C. E. Andrews

Ely News Letter Brisk Activity Amid Illness and Visits

Mrs. Taylor improves after illness. Numerous visits and weekend stays occur around Ely with relatives from Ector Honey Grove Whitewright Trenton and Cannan. Several families relocate and a Regal car purchased while Rev Keene conducts services Enterprise.

Taylor Ernest Smith Joel Ross Ector Sara Lane Ely Honey Grove David Malone Sam Owens Eetor John Murry Tom Frailicks Willie Smith T. D. Booker C. H. Monk Near Whitewright Bill Smith Katie Lona Chesser Bernice Irene Brown Dodson Bob Broyles Walker Layman B. R. Allison Trenton Charlie Allison Milton Long R. R. Hicks Oklahoma West Texas Ethie Melugin Bertha McClain R. L. Keene Enterprise Willie Taylor Near Cannan Bob Painter

Hokus Flubdub Responds To Suit By High Hat Sack Coat

Town Topics reports Hokus Flubdub complains no girls favor his suit while Pokus notes the fashion fault a high hat paired with a sack coat. The humorous exchange reflects social style and sartorial critique.

Junior League Sunday Program and Morning Service

The Sunday program lists songs and readings led by Dorthy Spindle with participants Jewel Caperton Minnie Willis Willie Ross Maud Mangrum Kate Smith Mary Freeman Jack Lackey Sue McConnell and Maxie Echols. The service includes prayer scripture lesson from First Corinthians 18, reports and benediction. The Alibi cites a droll college president about the Frome Guard of Connecticut in a quoted remark.

Jewel Caperton Minnie Willis Willie Ross Maud Mangrum Story Kate Smith Mary Freeman Sue McConnell Maxie Echols Frome Guard Connecticut Christian Register

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Armstrong New Phoenix Hosiery Phoenix Martha Reeves Ely News A.l.wolfe Sherman, Texas Commercial Bank Luther Smith & Son Reading Jack Lackey Dorthy Spindle Edmond Men’s Athletic Unions
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