Elder Carter to preach at Church of Christ Sunday
The Sun reports Elder W. N. Carter will preach at the Church of Christ on Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. There will be no services at that church Sunday night due to Mothers' Day services at the Baptist Church. W. B. Hestand visited Dallas on Tuesday. Mrs. L. LaRoe and daughters Lucile and Billie Ball left for Austin to represent Grayson Cooke Fannin Denton and Collin Counties in the State Interscholastic meet at the University of Texas. They had won first places in recent Sherman declamation contests with Lucile taking the junior girls title and Billie the junior boys title.
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W. N. Carter
Church of Christ
Baptist Church
L. LaRoe
Lucile
Billie Ball
Austin
Billie
Grayson
Cooke
Fannin
Denton
Collin
University of Texas
Sherman
Local social notes from Dallas and Sherman visits
B Legg was in Dallas Wednesday. Mrs C K Spindle of Denison is visiting relatives here. Mr and Mrs W H King spent Sunday in Dallas. Mrs J L Dyer returned Sunday from a two weeks visit with her daughter at Dallas. Mrs W Cook visited her daughter Mrs F A Benton at Sherman the first of the week. Mrs M J Hutchinson of Sherman has returned home after a visit with her daughter Mrs M E Powell. Mrs T J Chenoweth and daughter Miss Tommie spent the weekend with relatives at Bonham. Mrs June Wilson of Sherman was a guest of relatives here the latter part of last week. Guy Hamilton returned Monday from a visit to Lubbock and other towns in that section of the State. Mr and Mrs Grover Stuteville report the birth of a fine girl to them last Friday. Mrs Jack Mitchell of Sherman spent the weekend here with her parents, Dr and Mrs R L Sears. Mrs T B Moore is visiting relatives at Fort Worth and Wichita Falls. Mrs C R Frailix and Miss Cora Morrow of Ely were guests in the home of J H Richey Saturday.
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June Wilson
Sherman
Guy Hamilton
Lubbock
Grover Stuteville
Jack Mitchell of
R. L. Sears
C. R. Frailix
Cora Morrow
Ely
J. H. Richey
Local visits noted across Celina and Pilot Grove
Jim Sears of Celina visited his parents Dr. and Mrs. R. L. Sears here Sunday. Mrs. Lewis Garland and Mrs. Walter Knox spent Wednesday with Mrs. Brice Garland at Pilot Grove. Mrs. Madge Cowan of Greenville visited Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Pender here this week. Mrs. Joe Hamilton returned Sunday from a visit with her sister at Dallas.
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Jim Sears
Celina
Mrs
R. L. Sears
Lewis Garland
Walter Knox
Brice Garland
Pilot Grove
Madge Cowan
Greenville
J. W. Pender
Joe Hamilton
Dallas
Local notes from Knox City and surrounding area
G D McCarty is in Knox City this week managing business interests. Elder W N Carter was called to Whitney last week to preach the funeral of J E Walker. Mrs Claud Meador and children visited relatives at Leonard earlier. Miss Mary Hestand, a student at C I A Denton, spent the weekend with her parents. Miss Francis Wilson, studying in Denton, stayed with her parents J W and Mrs Wilson over the weekend.
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G. D. McCarty
Knox City
W. N. Carter
Whitney
J. E. Walker
Claud Meador
Leonard
Mary Hestand
Denton
W. B. Hestand
Cemetery thefts prompt warning to visitors
The Oak Hill Cemetery Association asks parties to stop entering the cemetery to steal flowers and bulbs from lots not their own. Separately, Rev John E Roach and John Wynne Barton set quotas for presiding elders districts in a drive to raise 33 million for church colleges, with Sherman District allocated 138457. Rev O T Cooper and Dr J O Leath lead campaign efforts, while Mr and Mrs Marvin Bryant of Madill Oklahoma visited relatives here.
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Cemetery Association
Oak Hill Cemetery Association
John E. Roach
John Wynne Barton
North Texas
Christian Education Movement
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Sherman
O. T. Cooper
J. O. Leath
Local notices on repairs visits and spring city improvements
First class watch and jewelry repairs are available at Mrs. R H Jay in Dyer and Jones drug store. Dr Edwin May of Austin will be here Friday and Saturday to fit glasses at Kirkpatricks drug store. T H Sears returns from Lubbock reporting good crop prospects and less rain there than here recently. Miss Pearl Edwards of Washington DC, now a US Government auditor and former Whitewright teacher, visits here. Local business fronts are being repainted as spring painting begins.
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R. H. Jay
Dyer & Jones’ Drug Store
Edwin May
Austin
Kirkpatrick
Pearl Edwards
Washington, D. C
U. S
Whitewright
Campus visit highlights Trinity pair with Velma Kirkpatrick
Miss Velma Kirkpatrick accompanied by Miss Mary Poston of Fort Worth and Miss Boodie Montgomery of Memphis spent the weekend with Velma's parents Rev. and Mrs. W A Kirkpatrick after a trip from Trinity University Waxahachie.
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Velma Kirkpatrick
Mary Poston
Ft. Worth
Boodie Montgomery
Memphis
Trinity University
Waxahachie
Auto Crash Injures Local Boy as Streets Improve
The son of Mr. and Mrs. Prowder Webster nearly suffered serious injury in a head on collision between a Ford driven by Mrs. Webster and a Ford delivery truck near P. A. Short’s residence. He received a facial gash requiring two stitches. Both cars sustained damage. Whitewright streets are being graded and improved this week, with overall condition better than usual for towns of this size. Roy E. Fox tent theatre announces a Monday May 9 opening in Whitewright for a one week engagement. previously delayed by rain in Winnsboro.
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Whitewright
Roy E. Fox
Winnsboro
Van Alstyne Edges Whitewright In 1-0 Pitchers Battle
Van Alstyne beat Whitewright 1 to 0 on Sunday in a tense game at the local diamond. Van Alstyne’s team showed strong form and extra rooters crowded the stands as the rival teams of the two towns remained evenly matched and eager for another clash.
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van Alstyne
Whitewright
Van
Miss Emma Davidson Leaves School for Texas Health
Miss Emma Davidson sixth grade teacher was compelled to relinquish school duties and return to her Texas home due to poor health after two weeks of medical care. She left Sunday and was well liked by pupils and the community, with word midweek that she was improving after rest. Fairfax News reports the update.
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Texas
Miss Davidson
Cantalooupes Ready to Ship From Navy Farm at Santa Maria
San Benito Texas May 3 Shipments begin this week from the Navy cantaloupe farm at Santa Maria. The 180 acre crop promises a heavy yield with about 150 cars expected from the early harvest. John Novy oversees marketing on site.
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San Benito
Texas
Santa Maria
John Novy
Adding machine paper at 20 cents per roll straight
A brief notice notes the sale or availability of adding machine paper rolls priced at 20¢ each. The item is described in a concise commercial line typical of a smallclassified or business listing in The Sun.
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the Sun
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Gordon Brothers
B. Legg
C. K. Spindle of
Denison
W. H. King
Mrs. W. ©. Cook
F. A. Benton
T. J. Chenoweth
Miss Tommie
Bonham
Mrs. T. B. Moore
Fort Worth
Wichita Falls
Francis Wilson
J. W. Wilson
Marvin Bryant
Madill, Okla
Dyer
Rexall Store
Retail Merchants Association
Ing Board
Whitewright Lumber Co
McAlester Coal
T. H. Lively
T. H. Sears
Emma Davidson
Fairfax
Okla
J. L. Kirkpatrick
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