Local Visits and Weekend Trips Around Locals AL
Local residents and relatives are listed visiting relatives and friends over the weekend. Names include Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Jones of Celina, Miss Margaret Forester, Miss Sallye Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stuteville Jr. of Dallas, Mrs. Ellis May, Henry Phillips of Lone Oak, Mrs. C. P. Johnson, Mrs. C. B. Bryant, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Crosby and baby, C. D. Hill of Tulsa visiting Roy Yowell, Irene Isabel, Louis May, Bryan Jared, Mrs. E. Smith and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ryan and son, Wayne Coggins, and S. F. Cernosek. The notes also mention Aladdin Lamp supplies at Gordon's Cash Grocery and a Durant, Oklahoma excursion.
Residents and visitors extend weekend at local homes
Mrs W L Mooneyham returns to Dallas after visiting relatives here. Bonham guests include Mrs E A McMahon and children and Mrs C C Hodge while Dallas visitors Mr and Mrs Ben Roberts stay with Mrs A M Roberts. Frank King of Denison visits W H King family. Insurance firm S H Montgomery & Son urges bail insurance for crops.
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E. A. McMahon
C. C. Hodge
Bonham
T. J. Chenoweth
Ben Roberts
Dallas
Mr. Roberts
A. M. Roberts
Mrs L W Gordon Returns to Frisco After Visit
Mrs L W Gordon returns to her Frisco home after visiting her parents Dr and Mrs J F Spindle.
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L. W. Gordon
Frisco
Mrs
J. F. Spindle
Dickenson family guests in Ves tal home
J. E. Dickenson and family of Melissa visited Sunday as guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Vestal. Dickenson is a brother of Mrs. Vestal.
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J. E. Dickenson
Melissa
J. T. Vestal
Mr. Dickenson
Mrs. Vestal
Thompson Family Guests Visit Durant Oklahoma
Mr and Mrs Horace Thompson spent the weekend in Durant Oklahoma as guests of their son Clyde Thompson and family.
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Horace Thompson
Durant, Okla
Clyde Thompson
Local Social Notes And Business Ads From Dallas Area
Mrs. Robert Russell and children from Post visit relatives here. Mrs. R. May returns from Wilson Oklahoma with son Dr E O May and family. Insure your wheat and oats against hail with S H Montgomery Son. Grace Wilburn Winnie Bell Carter visit. Roby Childress and H C Willis visit Dallas. Mrs Holmes Connelly and daughter from Trenton stay with Mrs B G Gowdy. R G Johnson and Bill Johnson of Texas Louisiana Power Co visit Dallas. Miss Ruth Biggerstaff returns to Dallas after visiting her parents J H Biggerstaff. Eye glasses advertised by R L Johnson Optometrist promising quality and fit. Mrs R G Pennington hosts Friday Night Bridge Club. Maude Gray wins high score. Cream and cake served. Repeats hail insurance pitch: It will cost no more to take out a policy now than a month from now by S H Montgomery Son.
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R. G. Pennington
Maude Gray
S. H. Montgomery & Son
Gordon Family Visits Here From Chickasha Oklahoma
H L Gordon of Chickasha Oklahoma spent the weekend here with his parents Mr and Mrs R B Gordon. He was accompanied home by Mrs Gordon and daughter Barbara Jean who were visiting in the city.
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H. L. Gordon
Chickasha
Okla
R. B. Gordon
Gordon
Barbara Jean
City
Insurers Offer Crop Loss Coverage for Grain and Cotton
An advertisement by S. H. Montgomery & Son promotes insurance against loss of grain or cotton crops due to bail. The message urges readers to protect their harvests by purchasing coverage through the local insurer.
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S. H. Montgomery & Son
Miss Emma Dee Randle Completes Midwest Lyceum Tour
Miss Emma Dee Randle returned Saturday after several weeks in Chicago and Kansas where she gave programs and arranged future engagements. In Chicago she spent four weeks and was surprised to be greeted by former Whitewright citizen Mrs Annie McGaughey, now living in Chicago. Randle, once a popular lyceum performer, has worked independently of a bureau in recent years and continues to find success.
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Emma Dee Randle
Chicago
Kansas
Randle
Whitewright
Annie McGaughey
Miss Randle
Lyceum
Bedroom Suite Ads From Lem Tittsworth Bonham
Used and reconditioned bedroom suites offered by Lem Tittsworth in Bonham. Also bird’s eye dif forobe, portable phonographs priced 15 to 27 dollars. Nesco built in ovens oil stoves. Trade in your old appliances. Refrigerators priced 5 to 35 dollars for trade.
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Nesco
Adlerika Soothes Nine Years of Gas Sleep Trouble
A testimonial from Mrs. E. Touchstone claims Adlerika relieved 9 years of stomach gas and sleep disruption. The ad promises one spoonful acts on both bowels, removes old waste, and lets you eat and sleep well, sold by Dyer & Jones, No. 1.
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Adlerka
Whitewright Emerges As Leading Local Egg Market
Whitewright earns a reputation as the top egg market in the region as farmers bring eggs through nearby towns. A farmer sold a case for five cents more per dozen than in another town, boosting local trade. One merchant bought 38 cases totaling 1,140 dozen at 22 cents per dozen, $230.80, in a 1.5 day span.
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Whitewright
Music Pupils Shine In Miss Chenoweth Recital At Grammar School
Miss Tommie Chenoweth presented her music pupils in a Friday recital at the grammar school auditorium. A large crowd attended as piano numbers and other pieces impressed critics who called it the best recital yet. Performances included junior orchestra numbers, a vocal duet by Fred Coley and Thomas Sears, nine girls in Japanese costume drills, a mixed gender Colonial minuet, and a reading by Boyd Wesley Newman.
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Tommie Chenoweth
Grammar School
Local Society Names Listed for Church Event Roster
Mae Truett Mary Cornelia Roberts Boyd Wesley Newman Thomas Sears Fred Coley Willie Jane Chan ey Thelma Hodge Maurine Pierce Mary Joe Sears Elizabeth Davidson Elizabeth Sears Billie Magar Guy Hamilton Jr Billie E Montgomery appear in a community roster for an upcoming church gathering. The list includes numerous residents from the town and surrounding area.
Perhaps Professor Clark on college and income
The remark from The New Yorker notes that college may not raise earnings while it teaches living without hats and garters. It juxtaposes economic return with lessons in personal restraint and behavior.
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Clark
The
New Yorker
Prince of Wales Sells Horses Again
The Prince of Wales auctions off his horses in a fresh sale, continuing a pattern of parting with his stable for reasons not specified.
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Prince of Wales
Nashville
Typewriter Supplies For Sale At Sun Office
Typewriter carbon paper and typewriter ribbons available at Sun Office. Contact for pricing and stock availability.
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Typewriter
Sun Office
Also Mentioned on This Page
AL Aess
R. A. Jones of
Celina
Margaret Forester
Sallye Hamilton
Sherman
J. A. Stuteville Jr
Gordon's Cash Grocery
Henry Phillips
Lone Oak
C. P. Johnson
C. B. Bryant
H. B. Crosby
Baby
Ardmore
C. D. Hill
Tulsa, Okla
Roy Yowell
Irene Isabel
Pawnee
Louis May
Bryan Jared
Pecos
E. Smith
T. E. Barbee
Jack Ryan
of McKinney
Wayne Coggins
J. E. Coggins
S. F. Cernosek
Durant
W. L. Mooneyham
Johnson’s
Frank King
Denison
W. H. King
Gordon’s Cash Grocery Service
Yim
Condie-Bray
White St.louis
Whitewright Lumber Company
Garland Gas Ranges
Pittsburg
Robert Russell
Post
Grace Wilburn
Winnie Bell Carter
Bells
Roby Childress
H. C. Willis
Holmes Connelly
Trenton
B. G. Gowdy
R. G. Johnson
Bill Johnson
Texas-Louisiana Power Company
Ruth Biggerstaff
J. H. Biggerstaff
R. L. Johnson
Optometrist
Lem Tittsworth
W. J. Barbee
Percy Darwin Jr
Dorothy Ryan
Martha Sue Lindsey
Laura Joe Williams
Elizabeth Keeling
Frances Haliburton
Dorothy Juan Gillett
Guy Anderson
Clara
Franklin’s Cafe
Woosley
C. L. Pinkston
Ida, Texas
L. LaRoe & Company
Mr.saver
Levans
Roner D Rida
Hcorporater
Sville Kentucky
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