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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1921
Page
5
Mr and Mrs T H Lively returned Tuesday from a ten days visit to To hoka They traveled by automobile Mr Lively reports good crops in that section Miss Ruth Southerland a Denison high school teacher spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs J P Southerland
J Ruth of Trueton visited Tuesday. M W Stedham of Shawmont Ala visiting nephew W H Stedham. Charley Bryant of Dallas visited parents C W and Mrs Bryant. R S Morehead advertises vulcanizing. Mrs J B Dickson in Weatherford at ill brother in law W B Tate. M C Spivy & Co Bonham touts values. Miss Gladys Sears returns from Dallas. Johnsons offers special chinaware prices next Saturday. Mrs W C Huffines recovering after Dallas surgery. Armistice Day plans urged by American Legion and Auxiliary. big town turnout hoped.
Local notices mention Pierce's Cafe offering a superior noon dinner and turkeys kept for Christmas by White Produce Co. Mrs. M. L. McKenna returns to Dallas after visiting daughter Mrs. R. C. Brown. Johnson's displays jewelry and leather goods. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Stedham visit Boyd. their daughter-in-law ill. Mrs. B. B. Kimbell and Mrs. Annie E. Jones travel to Dallas for eye treatment. Jones improves. School supplies urged at John son’s.
Dr and Mrs R May visited son Rev H G May at Celeste Tuesday. He has been transferred to the Wichita Falls district by the North Texas Conference of the M F Church and will be stationed at Pellevue during this conference year.
W A Bowles of Comanche Oklahoma visited this week staying with his mother Mrs A I Bowles and other relatives.
A large crowd attended an old time singing at the local Baptist Church last Sunday evening, held by the Oak Hill Cemetery Association. A free will offering raised 41.21 to cover summer cemetery work. The association seeks continued donations from lot owners to finish this year’s tasks. Special this week: Coraja Cold Patch 50 and 25 cents.
Rufus Turner of west of town exhibited White Holland turkeys at the State Fair in Dallas earning first and second prizes, and took similar honors at the Red River Valley Fair in Sherman. Lester Haile showed Acala cotton seed at Leonard fair winning first and second prizes, with plans to sell seed. Armistice Day in Whitewright invites families to bring baskets of grub for a long Main street table.
An advertisement for Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets promising to cure a cold in one day. Claims to stop cough and headache and alleviate the cold. Includes E W Grove signature on each box and a price of 0c.
Regional notices cover visits by Mrs. T R Davidson and Mrs. T H Sears to relatives in Winters and Comanche, Thanksgiving reminders, tire ads for Fisk and Racine, recent sports results from Whitewright and Van Alstyne, tax notices, a marriage in the northeast, store promos for M C Spivy Co and P J Pierce Sons, breadbasket and dry goods buys, and Sun want column touts for November sales and restaurant change.
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