Locals note visits and weekend trips across region
A long list of residents and guests make weekend trips to Dallas Sherman Paris and Fort Worth with family visits and social engagements. Notables include Mrs Ellis May and son in Bells Paul Graves in Dallas and Miss Beatrice Beasley from Sherman.
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Ellis May
Bells
Beatrice Beasley
Sherman
27 500 Page Dodgers Ordered For Local Stores
The Sun received a Friday order for 27 500 page dodgers to be delivered Tuesday morning. The two page sales circular for Lilley Dry Goods Company will be delivered late Saturday afternoon. The Devonport chain stores with twelve outlets will receive 1 750 to 3 000 dodgers each for a pre holiday clearance sale. The Sun job department, equipped to handle all printing quickly, invites inquiries via phone number 76.
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the Sun
Devonport
Lilley Dry Goods Company
Sun
The
Oklahoma Republicans shift as bolters join Smith camp
New York reports a growing faction of Oklahoma Republicans breaking with Hoover to back Governor Smith. Prominent defectors include Alva McDonald former national committeeman and US marshal under Harding and Coolidge Preston A Shinn longtime district judge H E P Stanford ex state senator and district judge Eugene Lorton Tulsa World publisher Thomas A Latta Fortnightly Review owner A C Oliver Ellis County Republican chairman and Owen Owen former district judge and cousin of Robert L Owen.
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New York
Hoover
Smith
Oklahoma
Alva McDonald
United States
Harding
Coolidge
Preston A. Shinn
One Dies Three Hurt In Auto Crash Near Greenville
A two-vehicle collision on the Dallas pike twelve miles from Greenville killed Joe Bayless, 54, of Waxahachie instantly and injured three others. The injured were Mrs. Joe Bayless and her brother Jess Tyler of Waxahachie, and Mrs. V S Castle of Winnsboro, none critically hurt. Mrs Castle rode in the Bayless car.
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Greenville
Joe Bayless
Waxahachie
Dallas Pike
Jess Tyler
V. 8S
Castle
Winnsboro
Grand field visit by Mr and Mrs Roby Childress
Mr and Mrs Roby Childress spent the past week end in Grand field Oklahoma as guests of his parents Rev and Mrs C C Childress.
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T. J. Rector
Dallas
Ollie McMillin
Mrs
Orville McMillin
Bessie Joe Barbee
Charlie Andrews
Lucian Andrews
Robert Thornhill
Oklahoma City
M. L. Thornhill
Margaret Barbee
Austin College
Sherman
T. E. Barbee
R. E. Kight
Little Spedt
Hope, Ark
Durelle Mangrum
J. E. Mangrum
G. F. Bryant
Prohibition Enforcement
Roby Childress
Grandfield
Okla
C. C. Childress
Mrs Ulysses S Grant backs Alfred E Smith in New Orleans
Mrs. Ulysses S Grant announced in New Orleans that she will vote for Alfred E Smith and her husband may follow. The Grants have not previously supported the Democratic ticket and Alfred E Smith seeks support from the former president’s family. Mr Grant, 77, served as secretary to his father during the later White House years.
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New Orleans
Alfred E. Smith
Ulysses S. Grant
Grant
President Grant
Smith
White House
Mrs Skaggs and Lewis families visit Van Astyne hosts
Mrs Mattie Skaggs, Mrs Bud Lewis, and Mrs Dave Lewis of Van Astyne were guests in the home of Mr and Mrs C H Skaggs Friday.
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Mattie Skaggs
Bud Lewis
Dave Lewis
van Astyne
C. H. Skaggs
Davenport Family Hosts Weekend Guests in Dallas
C. J. Davenport and Mr and Mrs Burl Davenport hosted Orville Virginia Davenport and Katharine Lankford of Dallas for a weekend visit with Mr and Mrs J H Davenport.
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C. J. Davenport
Burl Davenport
Orville
Virginia Davenport
Katherine Lankford
Dallas
J. H. Davenport
Women’s clothing jokes miss the price of a toga
The Council Bluffs Nonpareil quips about joking with women over clothing costs but notes no one ever paid tens of thousands for a single toga.
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Council Bluffs
No marked-down sale of fighting material since Kellog pact
The Duluth Herald notes there has been no markdown in fighting material since the Kellog-Briand pact. The remark reflects postwar trade restraint and diplomatic efforts to curb aggression.
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Duluth Herald
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R. P. Gordon
Elizabeth of Sherman
Bettie Currin
George Gattis
H. T. Atterberry
Little Daughter
Ethel Gordon
Carl Holland
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Grady Brown
Viva Phillips
Denison
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Olivia Whedbee
Lanius Kincaid
William Lanius
Fort Worth
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Little Son
Waco
W. W. Dossey
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O. L. Jones
Emmet Penn
Clyde Craig
Honey Grove
Paris
Roscoe Pace
Pernie Badgett
Leonard
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Grover Spencer
Horace Thompson
Sun Office
Ware
Altoona Tribune
Whitewright
Ironton
American Gas Association
Whitewright Lumber Company
Garland Gas Ranges
Pittsburg
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Supreme
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Martin Reebra
Compa
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L. LaRoe & Company