Local and Personal News in Denison and Nearby
Miss Gladys Sears visited friends in Dallas this week. Mrs. Robert Jones of Celina visits relatives here. Mrs. John Haden of Durant Oklahoma visits her sister Mrs. L. LaRoe. Pierce's Cafe promotes good food and meeting locals. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Blanton of Plainview visit relatives here. Miss Emma and Kathleen Phillips visiting in Denison. Mrs. Tom Roberts seriously ill in East Whitewright. Bryan Holcomb visits Texarkana. Lloyd Moore advertises furniture and close-out rack et goods. Dr. and Mrs. R. May visit niece Mrs. Emmet Thompson in Bonham. Pascal Cox and two children visit from Denison. Close-out sale on rack et goods. Miss Genevieve Davidson returns from Dallas and Denton. Lloyd Moore buys furniture in Dallas. 50 pairs Children’s Canvas Sandals at 50c at Johnson’s. Mrs. Tom Lilley and daughter visit Kenefick Oklahoma. Robert F. Spearman of Houston visits here. Mrs. Stanley Fogle of Dallas visits her parents. Miss Ruth Abernathy of Sherman visits Inez and Gladys Bay. Carload furniture due next Monday or Tuesday. Get our prices before you buy. Mrs. J. D. Heard returns from Dallas. Miss Pernie and Nell Badgett return from Floydada. Shoe repairing via an experienced hand at R. S. Morehead. Mrs. Charlie Truett of Whitesboro visits. Mrs. J. C. Robinson of Dallas assists with moving preparations. Visible gasoline pump detail noted by R. S. Morehead.
Local Socials and Visit Highlights Across Dallas Area
Mrs Thelma Joe Thompson and her son from Dallas visited her parents the past week. Lucile Callan from Cumby and May and Ray Tate from Leonard joined the Gordons for a weekend with Clay Horton. Dallas visitors included Mrs Howard Brodhead and others. Visitors from Denison and Hillsboro called on local families. Roads and shop notes list auto parts and supplies at reduced prices from R S Morehead.
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Thelma Joe Thompson
Little Son
Dallas
J. L. Dyer
Lucile Callan
Cumby
Misses May
Ray Tate
Leonard
Mrs. Clay Horton
Carpenter W T Ross Returns From Paducah
W T Ross came back Saturday from Paducah where he spent several weeks working in the carpenter trade.
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W. T. Ross
Paducah
Miss Vera Kirkpatrick Returns From Prairie Hill Post
Miss Vera Kirkpatrick came back Saturday from Prairie Hill where she taught home economics in the public school for eight months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Kirkpatrick
Prairie Hill
Laura Lynne Major to Speak at Central Christian Church
Miss Laura Lynne Major will occupy the pulpit next Sunday evening at Central Christian Church. Her talk titled China Old and New will feature a large number of pictures on the screen. Services begin at 7 45 PM.
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Laura Lynne Major
Central Christian Church
China
Pierce and Sons Run Fountain Stand Ad
An advertisement promotes cold drinks at Pierce and Sons fountain, calling it the most satisfactory place to quench your thirst. It highlights the fountain as a refreshing option for customers seeking cool beverages.
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P. J. Pierce & Sons
Emma Lilley to Move to Lone Oak in August
Mrs Emma Lilley will relocate to Lone Oak in late August after moving from Commerce where her daughter Corinne entered Northeast Texas Normal College. Corinne Lilley has accepted a teaching post in Lone Oak for the 1923 24 term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Lilley
Commerce
Corinne
Texas Normal College
Lone Oak
Old Stove Repair Promise From W. J. Looney
W. J. Looney furnishes a guarantee promising to make an old oil stove burn like new. The note emphasizes customer satisfaction.
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W. J. Looney
Sun Ad Pays Off as Watch Is Returned
A Sherman girl lost a gold watch south of town three weeks ago and placed a lost ad in The Sun. The watch was returned by mail a few days after the advertisement appeared.
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Sherman
Bids Sought Again for Mail Carrying Route
The Postoffice Department asked for sealed bids to carry mail between the post office and railway stations. All bids were rejected and new bids will be advertised. Postmaster W. O. Brents will receive bids until 5:30 p.m. June 1 for routes to and from all trains.
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Postoffice Department
W. O. Brents
Brents
Duke of York Weds Lady Elizabeth Bowes Lyon at Westminster Abbey
Mrs. Victoria Morgan reports receiving a royal marriage card for the Duke of York second son of the King and Lady Elizabeth Bowes Lyon youngest daughter of the Earl of Strathmore and Kinghorne. The ceremony occurred at Westminster Abbey London on April 26 at 11 30 a m. Royal papers and wedding pictures were also received.
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Victoria Morgan
O. Wellington
The
Sun
Duke of York
England
Elizabeth Bowes Lyon
Earl of Strathmore
Kinghorne
Westminster Abbey
London
Manning Family Joins Local Hardware Firm
Mr and Mrs Roy Manning plan to move from Farmersville on June 1 and he will join Manning Clark hardware. He is the son of W Y Manning senior member of the firm and brings hardware and implement experience. A Texas A and M graduate, he has served as athletic director and teacher at Farmersville High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Manning
Farmersville
Manning
Manning & Clark Hardware
W. Y. Manning
Texas A. & M. College
Prompt eyeglass fitting at fair prices by R L Johnson
An efficient service advertisement for fitting eyeglasses at reasonable prices from R L Johnson a jeweler and optometrist.
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R. L. Johnson
Baptist Sunday School Class Holds Monthly Meeting
The T. E. L. Class of the Baptist Sunday school met at Mrs. Robert Bow's home for a monthly business and social gathering. Devotional led by Mrs. G. M. McNeilly. reports from various departments highlighted the past month's work. Mrs. J. C. Gillespie supervised the social portion. brick ice cream and angel cake were served by the hostess with help from Mrs. Walter Keeling and Mrs. E. B. Martin.
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The
Baptist Sunday School
Robert Bow
G. M. McNeilly
J. C. Gillespie
Walter Keeling
E. B. Martin
Lightning Strikes Holcomb Home Causes Minor Damage
Lightning struck the northwest Holcomb residence last Saturday at about 4 40 am. A small porch shingle strip was torn while radio aerial wires melted. R L Holcomb described a ball of fire and a ten minute yard display but no shocks to the family.
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R. L. Holcomb
Mr. Holcomb
Nicholson's Cash Grocery Special Prices
Local ad urges shoppers to take advantage of special prices at Nicholson's Cash Grocery with limited time offers on selected staples and household goods.
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Nicholson’s Cash
Mrs Beckett to Move to Dallas Home Near Son and Daughter
Mrs. S. P. Beckett will leave the latter part of the week for Dallas where she will make her home at 307 West Jefferson street. She is moving to Dallas to be near her son and daughter who live there.
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S. P. Beckett
Dallas
West
Jefferson Street
Church of Christ Bible School and Worship Schedule
The Church of Christ invites all to Bible school Sunday at 10 am followed by preaching at 11 am. The evening sermon at 8 pm explores why instruments are not used in worship. Minister J A Dickey urges large attendance and explains the position on this issue.
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Bible School
J. A. Dickey
Old Furniture Repaired and Varnished by W. J. Looney
Repair and varnish service for old furniture promises near new condition. W. J. Looney offers reasonable prices and skilled workmanship to restore wood pieces.
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W. J. Looney
Methodist Go to Church Month Ends Next Sunday
The church urges those who missed the month to attend next Sunday with preaching at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. A change in the evening service is noted. Sunday school competes with Trenton, and Epworth League meets at 6:30. Pastor K R Isbell asks for 300 present.
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Trenton
Epworth League
K. R. Isbell
Notice on dairy sale changes by Henry Williams
On June 1st Henry Williams will discontinue selling buttermilk and will offer skim milk for cooking at 16 cents a gallon. The notice targets dairy patrons and outlines the price and product change.
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Henry Williams
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gladys Sears
Robert Jones
Celina
John Haden
Durant, Okla
Mrs. L. LaRoe
Pierce
J. F. Blanton
Plainview
Emma
Kathleen Phillips
Denison
Tom Roberts
East Whitewright
Bryan Holcomb
Texarkana
Lloyd Moore
R. May
Neice
Emmet Thompson
Bonham
Pascal Cox
Genevieve Davidson
Denton
Johnson’s
Tom Lilley
Kenefick
Okla
Robert F. Spearman
Houston
Mrs
Stanley Fogle
Walter Myrick
Ruth Abernathy
Inez
Gladys Bay
Pernie
Nell Badgett
Floydada
R. S. Morehead
Charlie Truett
Whitesboro
J. D. Badgett
J. C. Robinson
R. S. Morehead Filling Station
Johnoon
Howard Brodhead
Louise LeRoe
Lily and
Jewel Flowers
Jessie Case
Minnie Murphy
J. H. Blincoe
Dorothy Lee
Joe Billie Dillon
Hillsboro
Rev
W. A. Kirkpatrick
Charley Sanders
Ralph Sanders
Waxahachie
W. F. Sanders
Morehead
Peter McKenna
el Paso
Mary Elizabeth McKenna
J. M. Wright
C. J. Meador
John Yeager
Federal District Court
Miss Dillard
Howe
Fannie Giles
Bells
O. S. Finch’s
Progressive Shoe Shop
Triangle Club
Katherine Vaughn
Gordon Brothers
Church OF Christ
Bow-Wright Drug Co
White St.louis
Condie-Bray
Whitewright Lumber CO
L. LaRoe & Company
McAlester
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