White Public Schools enroll record shows 347 pupils
The 347 students are enrolled with 295 daily average attendance. The report notes unusually high punctuality and a diphtheria scare affecting only two tardies that month. Patrons are thanked for cooperation as staff lists honor roll recipients across grades one through eleven, with named students in each class.
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Ight
Lucile LaRoe
Harris Bogle
Sue Mee- Verma Mangrum
Ain
Ruth Gafford
Bet Glidewell
Ruth Lankack Lackey
John McLam Montgomery
May
Randal Montgomery
May Pumphries
Vivian Katy Z. Sears
Leon Haskell Thompson
Civil Service Exams Set for Denison and Greenville
The United States Civil Service Commission will hold a competitive examination on November 23 at Denison and Greenville to fill vacancies for stenographer and typewriter positions in the federal classified civil service near the testing sites. Several openings exist in Dallas and Galveston. For more information contact Postmaster Webster.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Denison
Greenville
Federal
Dallas
Galveston
Webster
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Ad Promotes Iron Health
An old advertisement urges readers to take Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic to drive out malaria and build up the system with iron. The ad cites the label formula and price of one dollar fifty cents, published in Sun and Dallas News.
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GROVE
Better Baby Conference at Red River Valley Fair
Sherman Texas hosts a Better Baby Conference during the Red River Valley Fair November 17 to 20 at the First Baptist Church. Dr C L Arms and Gray son County physicians supervise free examinations for children six months to five years to assess physical health, distinct from a beauty contest. Mothers should contact Mrs Jim Chapman or Mrs Dick Cole in Sherman to participate.
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Red River Valley
Sherman
First Baptist Church
C. L. Arms
Grayson County
Jim Chapman
Dick Cole
Texas
Literary Society Program Friday Afternoon
The program includes readings by President Reading Bryant Penn and Emma Davidson with a quintet of Sue King Cora Lee Echols Gladys Denton Izetta Gillette. Dialogues by Leon Davidson Elvy Hampton Edwin May. Class prophecy ten grade, impromptu debate Browning Hamilton Ander son. Reading Cecil Blanton. Music by Victrola with Sarah Lee Holland and Gladys Denton, chosen by Edwin May. Critic Robert Gallaher and a reporter.
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Altha May Vestal
Evelyn Wilson
Margaret McMurry
Mammie Godfrey
Martha Bow
Robin Cantrell
Audry Cooper
Lee May Harris
Jennie Lee Kirkpatrick
Loran Mangrum
Lola Myrick
Russell McGinnis
Rosalie Prigmore
Vernon Sadler
Guy Stedham
Ethel Stockton
Erna D. Wait
Thaxton Prigmore
Joe Weldon Carr
Billy Ball
Maude Mangrum
Kathryn Montgomery
Desdemona Davis
Clarence Gattis
Maxie Echols
Mary Godfrey
Roney Glidewell
Oliver Pender
J. B. Phillip
Lester Short
Rosalind Davis
Mary Johnson
Mary Freeman
Bessie Joe Barbee
Louise Freeman
Lurline Gafford
Elizabeth May
Josephine Pierce
Willie Ross
Lillie Ross
Evelyn Stallings
Dorothy Spindle
Katherine Vaughn
Minnie Willis
Addison Vestal
Tom Gallaher
Emma Phillips
Josie Bell Sears
Jack Webster
Ruby Ross
Robin Holland
Ruth Biggerstaff
Will Boon
Roger Davis
Viva Phillips
Francis Wilson
Claude Willis
Sue King
Sallie Amilton
Doris Ayres
Mildred Fantreil
Emma Davidson
Cornee Echols
Mary Lee Nichols
Mary B. Savage
Gladys Sears
Eva Stillwell
Leon Davidson
Elvy Hampton
Icy Reeves
President Reading
Bryant Penn
Cora Lee Echols
Gladys Denton
Izetta Gillette
Edwin May
Richard Browning
Sallie Hamilton
Lloyd Wright
Thelm Anderson
Reading
Cecil Blanton
Victrola
Sarah Lee Holland
Robert Gallaher
Public School Notice In Whitewright District Opens Nov 15
The free term of school for children transferred from other districts to the Whitewright Independent School District will begin Monday, November 15. Chas. J. Denton, Supt.
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Whitewright Independent
Chas. J. Denton
Farm for Sale North of Bonham by Barbee
Agricultural listing for 102 acres five miles northwest of Bonham near good roads. Immediate possession offered with favorable terms. Contact Tom Barbee directly for a bargain.
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Bonham
Tom Barbee
Directors resign from Grayson College notice
We the undersigned directors of Grayson College hereby resign as directors in said institution. We are respectfully yours T. H. Sears W. H. King Nov 2 1915 C. B. Bryant. The Sun advertising offers printing and engraving services with visiting cards and wedding invitations priced from $1.00 to $30.00 for 100.
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Grayson College
T. H. Sears
W. H. King
C. B. Bryant
the Sun
King-Moore Wedding at the Bride's Home
Wednesday afternoon at 3 40 o'clock in the home of the bride's parents Mr and Mrs T B Moore Miss Ruth Moore united in marriage to Mr Bry ant King Rev W J Epting officiating The decor featured ferns and chrysanthemums in yellow and white Guests served punch in the dining room The register was handled by Irene McMillin and Hazel May The wedding party entered with Delia Moore maid of honor and Miss Margaret Russell accompanied by Miss Annie Dickson provided music The couple departed for San Antonio and other points South The bride wears midnight blue gaberdine coat suit with bouquet and the groom is son of Mr and Mrs W H King The Sun extends best wishes to the newlyweds with many out of town guests noted including Ford Moore Paris Sherman and Dallas residents The bride and groom are from longtime local families and a telegram announced Minnie Montgomery's December 28 wedding to Hugh Norris of Lawton Oklahoma.
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T. B. Moore
Ruth Moore
Bryant King
W. J. Epting
J. W. McMurry
Marguerite Montgomery
Mary Lee Benedict
Carrie Hamilton
Emma Gordon
Irene McMillin
Hazel May
Margaret Russell
Annie Dickson
Margaret McMurry
Robert Sears
Delia Moore
Ford Moore
Mrs. King
San Antonio
W. H. King
W. N. Stone
Dalhart
Messrs
Mines
Fort Worth
Volna Cox
Paris
Arthur Truett
Princeton
W. O. Guthrie
Dodd City
W. C. Johnson
Howe
Gilmer
Denison
Ernest Ownby
Trenton
Leola King
Sherman
A.h.fortner
Dallas
Benton Roberts
Marlin
Mae Dee Leslie
Ben Firquin
Tom Bean
Halloween Party Reveals Fortunes For Twenty Five Girls
In Mrs. R C Montgomery's home twenty five girls gathered for a Halloween afternoon. Inez Ray and Rachel Montgomery hosted tea while Gladys Ray blindfolded guests for fortune tricks. Palm readings by Mrs. Mae Blaine and a playful lottery of future mates ended with joyous merriment as women faced their fates.
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R.C. Montgomery
Inez Ray
Rachel Montgomery
Marguerite Montgomery
Gladys Ray
Mae Blaine
Minnie Montgomery
Eastern Star Hosts Halloween Party at Masonic Hall
Eastern Star lodge welcomed members and Masons for a Monday night Halloween event at the Masonic Hall. Guests enjoyed games talks and refreshments after a spook greeted them at the door. Several engaging talks followed and all present reported a good evening.
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Eastern Star Lodge
Masonic Hall
Whitewright High School Eleven versus All-Stars Practice Result
In a Monday practice game the Whitewright all stars lost to the high school team 20 to 6. A Wednesday match saw the high school team fall 13 to 0 to Carlisle. Earlier losses include a 38 to 0 defeat by Van Alstyne. The squad, though fast, is lighter than county rivals and will travel to Whitesboro on Saturday to face the undefeated Whitesboro high school.
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Whitewright Allstars
Carlisle
Sun Magazine Club Bing Propositions
The Sun highlights appealing magazine club bing propositions likely to attract readers. This brief item notes promotional ideas and reader interest without detailing specific offers or terms.
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Francelia Billington
the Odeon Theatre
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Lawton
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