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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1926
Page
5
Local notices from Pierce's Cafe promote private dining in the balcony and Sunday meals. Visitors include Mrs L B Holland in Dallas and Miss Adah Truett in Waco, with others from Sherman Waxahachie Leonard Greenville Cooper Fort Worth and Leonard. Floral cards offered by Sally Moore at Park's store.
Miss Ina Hoyt Ryan returns from Kiowa Oklahoma. Fred Wilson and son Charlie visit from Marshall. Eggs priced 35 cents cash or trade by Gordon Bros. Miss Tommie Chenoweth visits Bonham relatives. Vaughn Grain Co offers highest market price for corn. Mrs J T Roberts returns from Waco visit. Fresh vegetables offered daily by Davidson and Barbee. Mrs A M Roberts returns from Dallas and Waco. Fayetteville Arkansas visitor at R K Smith home. Scalloped fringed shades offered by Lem Titsworth. J B Head visits from Whitewright. Rummage sale at Wilson hardware with Methodist ladies. Bring eggs to Mangrum Bros for 32 cents cash or 35 cents trade. Mr and Mrs B B Adams visit kin in Texarkana. Miss Gladys Ray teaching in Dallas spends weekend in Bonham. Misses Clara Craig and Bessie Joe Barbee visit Sherman. Sun to announce no Presbyterian services Sunday Rev J F Fender visiting Tennessee.
Mrs H L Gordon and daughter visited relatives in Sherman. Mrs Giles Cobb and daughter of Leonard are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J H Graves. Mangrum Bros offer 32c cash or 35c trade for eggs this week. John Livingston Jr of Sherman visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs R B Gordon. Joe Johnson advertises electrical supplies and repair. Mr and Mrs R C Brown of Fort Worth visited here. Mr and Mrs C J Meador and children visited relatives in Leonard.
Mrs. W. O. Guthrie of Tioga visited her sister Mrs. Minnie Ball over the weekend. The notice promotes No. 1 flyers at 20 cents a pound this week featuring the Gordon advertisement.
Bonham Texas retailer M C Spivy and Co announces a storewide push to align prices with the financial emergency conditions of this unusual year. The notice highlights value orientation and customer support during difficult economic times.
The Methodist ladies announce a rummage sale this Saturday November 6 on the east side of the Wilson hardware store. Mrs A H Fortner and daughter of Sweetwater visit her parents the C B Bryant. Emma Davidson visiting her Wichita Falls parents. The weekend hosts include the Fleming family from Sherman and the Greenway and Morehead families visiting Temple Greenville and Temple area relatives. Dr and Mrs L C Moore and daughter from Dallas stay with Mrs Moore's mother Mrs H C Sears.
Davidson and Barbee promote daily fresh vegetables for easy dinner planning for customers.
Mrs. Morris Hughes comes back to Van Alstyne after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs D B Tate.
Lem Tittsworth Furniture Co. advertises a Jade Green Walnut finished Vandyke Vanity bedroom suite for 115 dollars in Bonham Texas. Mrs W F Holland and children visited relatives in Paris while federal agent G F Bryant spent Sunday with his family. Pierce's Cafe invites dine in with chili or chicken. Whitewright money urged to be spent locally.
Mr and Mrs J S Coffey and son departed for their home in Columbia Kentucky Tuesday after visiting Mr and Mrs J M Sturdivant. Mrs C C Bailey returned to Greenville Monday after visiting Mr and Mrs Joe May. Mrs R F Broyles ill for four weeks at home in Enterprise community not improving. R L Johnson Jewelers and Optometrists offers glasses with guaranteed fit and reasonable prices.
Bonham Texas based M. C. Spivy & Co. notes customers travel from every quarter of the Bonham trade territory to conduct long drives for their trading needs.
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