Cantrell Purchases Interest in Sears Grain Co
J L Cantrell gains managerial role as he joins Sears Grain Co along with T H Sears T E Sears and J R Pennington The firm engages in buying grain and cotton on the streets Misses Nadine Holcomb Gladys Sears Eula Lee Sears Kate Thomas Izetta Gillett Kathleen Badgett return from Denton where they studied at CIA Several local men including Frank Spindle Roy Cowart Ronald Vestal Albert Truett and Lester Ross join the Army and Navy Mrs E P Randle dies at home Mrs Ode Crowell dies at her East Whitewright residence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Cantrell
Sears Grain Co
T. H. Sears
T. E. Sears
J. R. Pennington
Cantrell
Nadine Holcomb
Gladys Sears
Eula
Mary Lee Sears
Kate Thomas
Izetta Gillett
Kathleen Badgett
Denton
Army
Navy
Frank Spindle
Roy Cowart
Ronald Vestal
Albert Truett
Lester Ross
E. P. Randle
Ode Crowell
East Whitewright
Whitewright Sun reflects on local successes and notable events
The Sun prints an old letter from G. B. Dealey praising Whitewright Sun for a close race with the Troupe Banner. Ras Benedict earns praise as a rising Idaho baseball star. Wool buyer Walter Fain workers over 8 000 pounds of wool. Obituary notes Mrs. Bettie Bowen 77 dies in Sherman. Local life includes graduates, marriages, fishing trip tale, dog rabies shots, and unusual eight by seven inch hen egg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sun
G. B. Dealey
A. H. Belo & Co
Dallas News
Whitewright Sun
Whitewright
Texas
Troupe Banner
Ras Benedict
Idaho Baseball League
Ras
Idaho
Babe Ruth
Northwest
Walter Fain
Bettie Bowen
J. B. Bowen
Sherman
Emma Dee Randle
Randle
Lyceum Bureaus
America
J. W. Wilson
R. C. Hoyle
Wm. Morgan
Bob Bane
Reid Wilson
Maurice Holland
Red River
Ray Cates
Foreign aid totals and Debs presidential run noted
The Chamber of Commerce reports United States grants and loans to foreign countries since 1940 total 72 billion dollars, a figure larger than projected indirect taxes this year and more than all presidents’ spending combined up to Harding. It urges cutting aid from 10.5 to 5 billion next year. Eugene V. Debs ran for president in 1920 while jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Chamber of Commerce of the
George Washington
Warren Harding
Chamber
Exchange
Eugene V. Debs
Reagan Brown for Congress in Terrell Texas
Candidate for Congress in the 4th District Terrell Texas outlines a platform rooted in Christianity honesty thrift and curtailment of federal power. He highlights service as Hunt and Kaufman Counties Agent and district lay leader plus combat infantry service including the Battle of the Bulge and wounded status while opposing socialism graft and political machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt and
Kaufman
Hunt County
Kaufman County
Greenville
Methodist Church
Terrell
Lions Club
Kaufman Club
American Legion
Texas A. & M. College
America
Washington
Congress
Girls Girls Girls Do You Like Bias
A quirky dialogue exchange centers on perceptions of bias and attraction. The snippets feature repeated banter about liking girls and calling bias into question with playful lines.
Getting Stronger Bob
A humorous exchange shows Bob declaring strength growth after years of struggle with groceries. Helen questions how he knows, and he notes IT could barely carry ten dollars previously but now handles it easily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Helen
Salesgirl defends stance against rude customer
A shop assistant stands firm when a disagreeable customer is met with a firm warning. The salesgirl says the days of insulting customers are in the past, hinting at a courteous approach despite tensions.
Catching Up With Trouble: A Woman Is Fun to Chase
A light, social column notes that chasing a woman can be entertaining but warns that the trouble starts when she is actually caught. It frames pursuit as a playful pursuit with humorous overtones typical of the period.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lloyd Becheler
North Pleasanton
Inlaw
Jesse Wallace
Emma Davidson
Wichita Falls
J. W. Davidson
Addison Vestal
R. C. Vestal
Baylor University
Waco
Addison
Claud Stephens
Irline Blanton
Rev. C. C. Chumbley
Kentuckytown
Rev. Chumbley
John Philip Barbee
Pierce Oil Corporation
McKinney
Orbin Blanton
Texas Military Institute
San Antonio
C. S. Blanton
J. W. McMurry Jr
Trinity University
Waxahachie
F. C. Williams
Sun Office
Reagan Brown
State of Texas
Denison Improvement Company
A. Badelon
V. Quinon
W. Quinon
J. T. Reed
A. R. Reed
W. M. Oldham
A. L. Westbrook
A. L Westbrook
Anna E. Oldham
K. C. Westbrook
W. D. Gerard
Fannie C. Quarterman
Florence V. Gerard
F. George Niemeyer
Pauline D. Niemeyer
Leslie H. McCollister
Leslie H. McCallister
Asphalt Shingle Roof Company
Lester H. McCalister
Lester H. McCallister
A. H. Culver
Ella M. Owens
A. D. Jackson
R. S. McCrary
Mary Madden
Lora Jackson
Ella Baker
Arthur J. Baker
Virgie McCrary
John McCollough
T. F. Tracy
Iola Tracy
W. S. Mitchell
Ollie Mitchell
J. R. Click
A. D
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
M. D. Holland
Denison Improvement Company, Et al
Oak View
Denison
S. V. Earnest
Nancy Drake
Pol
Rains, Kaufman, Collin, Grayson, Hunt, Fannin
Rockwall Counties
Mr. Alton McDowell
Mr. Church
Will
King Ranch
Orchard Grass
Fesque
Brohme
Mr. McDowell
The
First National Bank
Whitewright, Texas
Craig’s Cafe
International Harvester
C. J. Meador Truck & Tractor Co
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