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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1923
Page
4
The Whitewright Sun advertises upcoming bargains and a free matinee pass for farmers and families. It notes frost damage to cotton and gardens from a mild May frost, with replanting needed for some fields and a comparison debate on tractor use in local farms.
The primary department of the Methodist Sunday school expresses gratitude to the heirs of the late W. T. Sears estate for gifting a piano. The instrument is greatly appreciated and will serve the department well.
A vintage notice promotes the Pierce and Sons fountain as the most satisfactory place to quench thirst this season. It emphasizes refreshing cold beverages and consistent quality from P. J. Pierce & Sons.
Peter McKenna a pioneer of Whitewright died at his El Paso home at 1 55 Sunday morning born May 8 1838 in Scotland came to America at six months served in the Confederate Army in Sul Ross Brigade and later postmaster of Whitewright funeral held at Church of Christ burial at City Cemetery he is survived by his wife and six children.
A collection of brief editorial quips from various papers. Quotes criticize government systems, color symbolism, and consumer costs while noting wage earning habits and efficiency in public services. These snippets showcase the era's wit and opinions on public affairs and economy.
A trio of brief quotations from several newspapers includes a playful warning about a fly becoming a distant ancestor, a jab at a movie hero who stays shirt clean through adversity, and a humorous take on domestic service versus matrimony.
Taxpayers are assured that upgrading an existing battleship is not more expensive than constructing a new vessel. The note appears in the Stamford Advocate, framing modernization as fiscally prudent and efficient.
The First Baptist Church lists worship times at 11 am and 7 30 pm with morning study on The Endowment of the Holy Spirit and evening on The Only Way. Sunday school at 10 am aims to boost attendance and notes a registered standard program with certificates and pennants pending.
Frost struck the lowlands Tuesday night damaging corn oats grass and beans with potatoes affected. A decoration service at Wittitoe Cemetery drew a large crowd with sermons by Isbell and Gregory and music by Tom Bean singers and quartet. The cemetery, well kept, received generous contributions and many graves were floral adorned.
Heavy rains appear to keep General Green in control of corn and cotton across the area. Local social notes include Mrs. Charlie Wilson's improving health, visits among the Ross and Brown families, and Mrs. Jim Russell's return to Dallas. Folks from Ector and Leonard share weekend visits. Ola Lewis visits Leonard. A nearby church in Enterprise plans Sunday and Sunday night services with all invited.
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