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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1921
Page
7
The North Texas Methodist Conference religious work committee heard the report at the last session. A vote on the next year’s conference location was held late Saturday afternoon and announced Monday morning that Travis Street Methodist Church in Sherman was selected.
In Kentuckytown F E Vittitoe hosted a Halloween party with Miss Amelia Howell of Dallas as guest. The home featured orange and black decor, autumn leaves, lanterns, owls, black cats, and a witch greeting. Dinah led games, and pumpkin themed treats and hot chocolate were served. guests enjoyed a humorous tail pinning on a black cat.
The Womans Missionary Society of the Methodist Church holds an all-day prayer service Wednesday at 11:30 a.m. led by Mrs. F. E. Douglas. The day intercedes for Holding Institute in Laredo Texas and Lamberth Memorial Training School in Japan with sacrificial gifts requested to meet urgent needs.
The note honors Bishop W R Lamberth for his untiring effort and leadership in World Missions, especially the new work in Japan, and asks readers to make a thank offering as a love gift in appreciation of his contributions.
Gentlemen call a county wide meeting for Friday November fifth at 1 o'clock at Sherman Chamber of Commerce. Plans to save next year's cotton crop from boll weevils will be adopted. Weevil has cost Grayson County two to three million dollars this year. F Z Edwards, chairman. C C Morris, county agt. Geo Eader, pres Farm BN. John Plangman. Ed Devaney. C C Rountree. Committee in charge.
We thank friends and neighbors for acts of kindness during our wife and mother’s illness and after her death. We remember those who came to us in that dark hour with assistance and sympathy. Cc. E. Biggerstaff and family.
The Ladies Missionary Society of Central Christian Church will meet next Monday at 3 PM with Mrs. C. P. Johnson hosting and Mrs. Rk. C. Brown leading. The year’s new study begins with the topic Japan and features an enhanced program. The usual services on...
Store boasts new goods and big values with frequent market trips. M C Spivy Co Bonham promotes ladies gar ments dry goods and leather shoes while stressing service and careful buying to offer the best prices.
The morning sermon will address the universality of Christ’s character and teaching. In the evening at 7 o’clock the topic is Using Unusual Methods. You are invited to worship with us. A. E. Major, Pastor.
Local lender offers farm loans secured by vendor lien notes extended terms. Potential borrowers may contact R. H. May or Tom Barbee for arrangements and further details on financing options for agricultural properties.
WANTED To buy hogs weighing 100 to 125 pounds. Contact W. L. White & Company through J. R. Oliver H. H. Sears or Lester Haile. Tresspassers will be prosecuted per C. H. Skaggs.
Coleman Texas Oct 31 J M Crawford a wholesale dealer in Coleman ordered a car load of apples from California. The freight bill amounted to 655 dollars. A car load of Idaho potatoes cost 405 dollars with Coleman freight bill 410 dollars.
Mrs. Phillips wires Exterminator Co. in Westfield NJ to rush RAT-SNAP. A follow up letter claims RAT-SNAP rid her house of rats quickly after moving from Pennsylvania. Available in three sizes 35c 65c and 125. Sold and guaranteed by Dyer Jones and Wilson Montgomery Hdwe Co.
Prof Earl McFarland principal of the Ely school spent the weekend with his Randolph relatives and friends.
Sars Reed and wife of Savoy visited at Tom Wrenn's home Sunday. John Lewis and children visited his sister near Pilot Grove Sunday. Ernest Smith returned to Savoy last Friday. A pie supper at the schoolhouse Friday night raised 27.50 for the school. Miss Jewell Medearis Irene Brown stayed with Olive Monk near Whitewright. Jewel Reynolds spent the weekend with homefolk near Haile. Many attended a Hallowe en event in Randolph Monday night. Mrs Tom Graves hosted a Hallowe en party Saturday night. Mrs Wilson Bartley and children moved to a new home near Lubbock. 1914 values in men's suits from M C Spivy & Co Bonham.
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