Local notices and shopping offers in Denison area
Local shoppers see ads for Gordon's Cash Grocery and Nicholson's Cash Grocery with deals on Aladdin lamp supplies, Swift's T bone steak, and weekly channel fish. Residents visit relatives in Sherman Dallas Calv in Okla and Fort Worth while church Dorcas Circle plans chili pie and coffee sale on November 3 in the former TX- Louisiana Power building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift
Nicholson
Dorcas Circle of the Christian Church
Texas-Louisiana Power Co
Itiana Co
Local residents note varied visits and events around town
Rev J Truett returned from Wilburton Oklahoma where he led revival meetings. Mrs W D Ownby of Broken Arrow Oklahoma visits her sister and relatives here. Mrs Silas Wilson and daughter Mary Ann of Lubbock visit her brother R A Gillett and other relatives. A Methodist rummage sale is planned in the telephone building Saturday. George Bennett comes home from Slaton with sister E E Wilson. Jewelry shop advertises watches and clocks for the weekend. Mrs J B Phillips returns from Anna with her mother W L Wysong. Mrs Andrew Pierce and daughter Margaret and Miss Irene Rector visit friends in McKinney Saturday. William Skaggs and family visit Sherman. Frances Giles leaves for Helmleigh Scurry County to teach this winter. Mary Lou Ross goes to Moreland near Blue Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Wilson
Mary Ann
Lubbock
R. A. Gillett
Auditor Harry Wandry Returns After Texas Louisiana Audit
Harry Wandry, auditor for the Texas Louisiana Power Company, returned to Fort Worth Tuesday after spending several days auditing the books in the local office s of that company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wandry
Texas-Louisiana Power Company
Fort Worth
Local Social News and Updates From Sherman Area
Mr and Mrs John Sanders of Sulphur Bluff and Mrs M Ellison of Sherman were guests of Mr and Mrs Lee Hampton Saturday. Mr and Mrs H L Webster and Miss Mary Colquitt of Sherman were guests of Mr and Mrs H G Webster Sunday. Mr and Mrs Frank Smith of Sherman announce the birth of a daughter to them on October 30 Frank is the son of R K Smith of Whitewright. Mrs D S Carr returned Tuesday from a visit with relatives near Leonard. She was accompanied home by her sister Mrs Cappie Beard for a few days visit. Miss Ona Bell Hampton has returned from Fort Worth where she was attending the Texas Woman's College on account of her health. She expects to be able to return to school the first of the coming year. The eye is the light of the body the center of beauty and a poor vision means a poor workman or a poor student If your eyes bother you see Johnson the Optometrist. The Parent Teacher Association would appreciate it if their friends who received a box of Christmas Cards from Alden Galleries Kansas City Mo would mail their remittance direct to the company as soon as convenient or return the box to Mrs Guy Hamilton so that the account can be balanced. Mrs J H Hawkins who was taken to Sherman two weeks ago for treatment at the Wilson N Jones Hospital was operated on Tuesday morning. Reports from her bedside Wednesday afternoon was that she was doing as well as could be expected but that she was not yet out of danger. Her recovery is expected if no complications set up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ona Bell Hampton
Fort Worth
Texas Woman's College
Parent-Teacher Association
Alden Galleries
Kansas City
Guy Hamilton
J. H. Hawkins
Sherman
Wilson N. Jones Hospital
Average Cost of Autos is One Dollar a Day
Citing American Motorists' Association data, autos cost about one dollar daily when maintenance and operation are included. Average yearly upkeep is $229, with depreciation about $156 and fuel $101. Total annual ownership and use reach $365, plus $47 for repairs, $41 for part replacements, and $40 for tires.
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American Motorists’ Association
Brooks
The First Kiss Surprise Exchange Quote
A short exchange notes that the greatest surprise of a first kiss is the lack of taste. The speaker remarks there is no taste to it and questions the sensation as surprising.
Frisky reminiscences dazzle with sugary taste talk
A playful reminiscence laments editor color-blind and tasteless opinions. The speaker recalls a bygone era with vivid flavor metaphors for first kisses, comparing sweetness to honey and pumpkin pie and a cascade of Paradise birds, ending with a lighthearted critique.
FOR SALE NOTES AND FARM LISTING ITEMS
LOST tire and rim described as 30x5 Goodyear heavy duty with tube. Hagler Sherman contact via phone 2033. FOR SALE prairie and millet hay at 10 dollars per ton at the barn by T. H. Sears. WANTED unfurnished rooms with gas for light housekeeping by J. B. Phillips. 115 acre farm for sale or rent 414 miles southwest of Whitewright includes 70 acres bottom land 20 upland and fences and barns by I. E. Teague Route 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodyear
Hagler
Sherman
T. H. Sears
Whitewright
Teague
Route 4
First Kiss Metaphor Sparks Witty Exchange Remark
A playful Exchange letter uses surreal imagery to mock a phrase about taste and romance. The writer contrasts a first kiss with odd sensory triggers and mocks the originator of the phrase as cold or detached.
Mothers urged to feed healthy milk after TB tests
A brief notice urges mothers to provide children with clean health giving milk after cattle tested by C. Hampton show all cows healthy. The notice emphasizes farm milk safety for child health.
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C. Hampton
Restaurant Sold in Sherman as Kingry Sells to Schlegel
Mace Schlegel of Sherman has purchased the Kingry Restaurant and now runs the business. G W Kingry, who operated it for the past two years, built a solid customer base which the new owner aims to expand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mace Schlegel
Sherman
Kingry
Mr. Schlegel
G. W. Kingry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gordon's Cash Grocery
W. H. Davidson
Dallas
Nicholson’s
T. E. Barbee
Denison
T. D. Booker
Kirk Brown Jr
Slaton
C. C. Cates
S. L. Ball
Grace Scales
Calvin, Okla
Miss Dora Scales
H. C. Willis
Harry Bennett
W. C. Fain
W. H. Forrest
Verner
Texarkana
Joe Haden
Son Morris
Ladonia
J. C. Gillespie
H. P. Donigan
Brookshire
Houston
Grover B. Smith
Miss Mae Hall
Claud Wood
R. L. Sears
San Antonio
B. F. Ray and Son of
Greenville
D. A. Ray
J. W. Willbanks
Grand Prairie
Wilburton
Okla
W. D. Ownby
Broken Arrow, Okla
Byron Sears
R. L. Johnson
Martha Joe Sears
Denton
Mrs
T. E. Sears
The
Methodist Church
George Bennett
E. E. Wilson
Johnson's
J. B. Phillips
Anna
W. L. Wysong
Andrew Pierce
Margaret
Irene Rector
McKinney
William Skaggs
Luther and
Eva Jane Skaggs
Oneida Nell Harris
A. A. Adams
B. B. Adams
Lloyd Moore
W. R. Hooper
Loren Mangrum
Frances Giles
Helmleigh
Scurry County
Mary Lou Ross
Moreland
Blue Ridge
John Sanders
Sulphur Bluff
M. Ellison
Lee Hampton
H. L. Webster
Mary Colquitt of
H. G. Webster
Frank Smith
Frank
R. K. Smith
D. S. Carr
Leonard
Cappie Beard
Johnson
Chesley Rutledge Confectionery
Hawk Brand
Texas
Cole & Davis Company
Planters Gin Company
J. L. Owens
W. C. Cook Place
J. A. Ragsdale
East Whitewright
J. R. Westbrook
P. A. Short
J. Lee Yates
P. Janway
J. W. McMurry Grocery
Buell Spindle
Marcle
W. J. Barbee
Rexall
Dyer
James Drug Store
Cole & Davis CO
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