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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1925
Page
6
Messy list of visitors from Sherman Greenville Denison Leonard and Paris careens through the town with everyone visiting relatives and shops promoting repairs and goods Miss Laura Price and Madge Huntley plan weekends away local merchants tout iced tea glasses and silverware Johnsons advertises watches and Pearce Oil gasoline and Cenol bed bug destroyer links surface as small town notices include travel and funeral referrals and farming notes
Pierce's Cafe promotes its ice cream as pure and tasty. Russell McMurry recovers at home after an injury. Neva McMurry visits Bells School, while H C Willis visits Texas Woman's College in Ft Worth. Mrs J L Kirkpatrick visits Denton to see her daughter Jena Lee at the College of Industrial Arts. Eyes tested and glasses fitted by R L Johnson. Emma Davidson visits Denison for the weekend with her parents.
The Methodist Woman's Missionary Society will hold a Bible study meeting at the home of Mrs. J M Sturdivant at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon.
Re Nu Lac products promise to renew furniture and home interiors with Johnsons offering a full range of paints and oils in stock for restoration and refreshment.
W M Cox attends the fifty second annual Grand Lodge meeting of the Knights of Pythias of Texas in Brownwood Tuesday morning as the representative of the local lodge.
An advertisement by W. H. Davidson proclaims fifteen years of veterinary experience and offers care for crippled and diseased feet at the Davidson Repair Shop, inviting owners to seek expert treatment for their crippled horse or mule.
Joe Bailey Hamilton and Miss Eula Mooneyham were married last Saturday while in Davis Oklahoma. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Dave Mooneyham and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs W T Hamilton. The couple plan to reside in Oklahoma City and relatives learned of the marriage Tuesday.
The excerpts suggest a playful, nostalgic exchange about a past affair. Witty remarks contrast lingering flavor with remembered heartbreak, highlighting how a single relationship leaves a humorous or poignant mark on memory.
A playful classroom exchange features a chemistry professor asking about nitrates and a student quipping that they are much cheaper than day rates, illustrating classroom humor about chemical terms.
A playful line of reasons for bobbed hair ends with a desire to prove a husband wrong. The speaker cites short thick hair and fashion, noting peers' influence and a hat suited to bobbed hair. The exchange suggests a lighthearted motivation for adopting the style.
A conductor challenges a passenger about a child’s fare. The woman clarifies the child is four, not five, and the conductor insists fare applies since only under three ride free. The exchange captures a humorous miscommunication about age based transit rules.
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