Numerous Whitewright Residents Visiting or Visiting Back Home
S. H. Montgomery spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Dalas. John Reeves was a Dallas visitor Wednesday. R. A. Gillett spent Thursday in Dallas on business. Miss Bonnie Garrett spent the week end in Bells guest of Miss Lillie Lazenby. Robert Dansby of Dallas was a week end guest in the home of Rev. and Mrs. J. L. Truett. J. B. King of Dallas was a guest in the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Montgomery the first of the week. Mrs. N. J. Grammer is visiting relatives at Ivanhoe Wade Hampton of El Paso is visiting relatives here. W. L. Mangrum was a Dallas visitor Tuesday. You can get Aladdin Lamp supplies at Gordons Cash Grocery. H. L. Aston of Valley View is visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Hampton. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Bud Pennington announce the birth of a son to them on Tuesday May 15th. Rev. J. L. Truett filled his regular appointment at the Sunnyside Baptist Church at Denison Sunday. Misses Mary Murphy and Mayme Rea Sharp of Wolfe City were week end guests of Mrs. D. R. Fain. Tom Lilley spent Monday in Eff wood Van Zandt County for an uncle funeral. John Sears and daughters Mrs. W. J. S. Brown and Miss Johnnie Sears of Merkel are visiting relatives here this week. Mrs. J. J. Russell Mr. and Mrs. Vernie Odell Mr. and Mrs. John Betty and little daughter and Mr. and Mrs. John Russell of Dallas spent Sunday here guests of Mrs. J. D. Russell and relatives.
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S. H. Montgomery
Dalas
John Reeves
Dallas
R. A. Gillett
Bonnie Garrett
Bells
Lillie Lazenby
Robert Dansby
J. L. Truett
J. B. King
N. J. Grammer
Ivanhoe
Wade Hampton
el Paso
W. L. Mangrum
Gordon's Cash Grocery
H. L. Aston
Valley View
L. C. Hampton
R. G
Bud) Pennington
Sunnyside Baptist Church
Denison
Mary Murphy
Mayme Rea Sharp
Wolfe City
D. R. Fain
Tom Lilley
Edgewood
van Zandt County
John Sears
W. J. S. Brown
Green
Katy
T. E. Barbee
Blanche Montgomery
Denison and
Sherman
Oscar
Foy Bow
Commerce
O. G. Bow
Theodore Miller
Mt. Vernon
R. M. Barrett
J. M. Sturdivant
J. J. Russell
Vernie Odell
John Betty
John Russell
J. D. Russell
Jack Webster
Mineral Wells
Webster
Texas Funeral Directors and Embalmers’ Association
Olin Justice
Ola Lewis
Pilot Grove
Jesse Cornell
Jim Sharp
Dave Lewis
J. E. Montgomery
Graham
F. M. Echols
Greenville
Walter Cox
Palace
T. A. Gray
Rosebut
Gray
Mr. Cox
Whitewright
Orbin Blanton
C. S. Blanton
Texas Military Institute
San Antonio
Noyles
University of Chicago
Blanton
Orbin
Guy Stedham
W. H. Stedham
Elk City
Okla
Salina
Kansas
A. W. Stedham
Hampton Roads
Guy
Uncle Sam
Navy
Presbytery of
Paris
Presbyterian Church
David Templeton
S. M. McPhail
R. E. Robinson
Phipps
J. N. Coker
Cooper
George W. Grant
Rugby
J. F. Fender
W. A. Kirkpatrick
Presbytery
Piano Lessons This Summer by Miss Tommie Chenoweth
Music pupil notices announce at home piano lessons starting June 4 taught by Miss Tommie Chenoweth. contact for arrangements provided.
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Tommie Chenoweth
Barber shop sale announced to patrons
Walter Cox announces he has sold his barber shop to T. A. Gray of Rosebud and is no longer connected with the business. He praises Gray, notes he specializes in ladies' work, and asks patrons to continue their support for both.
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T. A. Gray
Rosebud
Mr. Gray
Walter Cox
Clubbing a Husband play at Pilot Grove school
The Bow Corner Home Demonstration Club presents a play titled Clubbing a Husband at the Pilot Grove school auditorium on Tuesday night May 22 at 8 o'clock. Admission is 10 and 15 cents. Come.
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Bow Corner
Pilot Grove School
Card of Thanks for Wife and Mother
A widow and children express gratitude to friends for prayers, words, deeds, and flowers after the passing of their wife and mother. God bless each supporter.
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J. A. Ragsdale
Woman Makes Big Money on Poultry in Kansas
A Graham Leader report highlights Mrs. G. C. Watson of Profit who earned about 2200 dollars in 1927 from a 45 hen White Leghorn flock while netting around 2000 dollars after home grown feeds. She plans expansion to 700 hens, using high producing lines, winter lights, home grown seeds, and sells output to a Wichita Falls cafe for premiums in summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Leader
G. C.watson
A. & M. College
Sun Office Offers Engraved or Printed Invitations
The Sun office sells engraved or printed cards and announcements at reasonable prices.
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Sun
Milk Pay Day Draws Big crowds to Starkville mill
The Winston County Journal reports that on a recent Wednesday the Southern Condensery paid $110,000 to dairymen around Starkville for milk bought in the month. More than 500 visitors from neighboring counties and Louisiana, Arkansas, and Alabama witnessed the event as Starkville’s streets, stores, and banks faced heavy activity all day. The Starkville milk plant, opened two years ago, is credited with a prosperous era for the county and nearby regions, with November’s pay-out yet representing a yearly distribution of about $1,320,000 to local farmers.
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Winston County Journal
Starkville
Miss
Louisiana
Arkansas
Alabama
Borden Company
Smith Wins Six Wyoming Votes at Democratic Convention
Casper Wyoming delegates to the state Democratic convention instructed the six Wyoming votes for Governor Alfred E. Smith of New York at the national convention in Houston. Nellie Taylor Ross was endorsed for Vice President on a complimentary vote and praised for her past administration.
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Casper
Wyo
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Wyoming
Houston
Nellie Taylor Ross
Dallas County Sheriff Allen Seale Dies in Office
Allen Seale, longtime Dallas County sheriff, died after a lengthy illness. His wife Lula Seale was sworn in as successor, becoming the county’s first female sheriff.
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Dallas
Allen Seale
Dallas County
Seale
Lula Seale
Commissioners’ Court
Cotton acreage in Texas steady this year says agent
Fort Worth reports G W Orms district agricultural agent of Texas A & M says cotton acreage will be about the same as last year. He notes fears of acreage increases are unfounded and adds crops are generally in good condition though a little late.
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Fort Worth
Texas
G. W. Orms
A. & M. College
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J. F. Etter
Tom Ratliff
Nona Mae Willis
Josephine Rainwater
Mike Key
H. P. Giesey
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R. L. Johnson
George Bennett
J. L. Cantrell
Cantrell
Mr. Cantrell
Whitewright Lumber Company
Garland Gas Ranges
Pittsburg
Arkansas Gazette
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