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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1922
Page
2
Sherman reports J. H. Johnson, county tax collector, says 1923 automobile licenses are ready and urges owners to register by January 1. He asks applicants to visit in person if possible to save state mailing costs and to include postage with mailed checks.
The North Texas Conference reassigned Rev. H. G. May to Bellevue after a year serving here. May visited Whitewright with his parents before returning to start the new conference year and resume pulpit duties next Sunday. Under his leadership the church grew, sustained a strong Sunday school, and developed an accomplished church orchestra. Bellevue people applaud his return to continue the work.
McKinney Texas Nov 5 the scaffold for Ezelle Stepp to hang on Nov 17 nears completion its enclosure blocks view from outside while carpenters hammer nearby Stepp awaits a possible commutation to life imprisonment after being sentenced for the alleged murder of Hardy Mills.
The California Supreme Court held that the King James Bible, as the accepted Protestant version, is sectarian and illegal for Lima Union High School to purchase for the library, reversing a Kings County Superior Court ruling that allowed the purchase.
New Orleans Nov. 4. Walter L. Cohen, a Black Republican politician, was appointed by President Harding as comptroller of customs at New Orleans. The post carries an annual salary of 5000 dollars, among the Souths most lucrative federal offices.
Epworth League plans a Sunday program with topics on joining the church. Leader Hubert Cox plus several speakers cover reasons for joining, the church’s meaning, and the church’s condition. Benediction by Maxie Echols. Also offers automobile battery supplies by R S Morehead.
The author questions why people hunt and argues that true sport isn’t killing for pleasure. He shares stories of hunters turning away from bloodshed after witnessing animal suffering and emphasizes mercy, not judging those who hunt, but urging to avoid leaving crippled animals behind.
An old advertising card touts LaxaTive Brom Quinine as superior to ordinary quinine for tonic and laxative effects without nervousness or head ringing. It instructs readers to remember the full name and seek the signature of E. W. Grove. The price is listed as 30c.
A speaker reflects on hunting a rabbit and feeling deep empathy for woodland creatures. He rejects harming animals, preferring to observe their lives in the woods and noting their shared experiences of tragedy and comedy with humans.
They confront danger every day as enemies are numerous and the struggle for existence remains strenuous, shaping their resilient stance amid ongoing hardship.
Sunday school begins at 9 45 a m with G F Bryant as superintendent. All members are urged to attend and nonmembers are invited next Sunday. Rev O T Cooper will preach at 11 a m and Epworth League meets at 6 p m. Evening service at 7 p m. First quarterly conference next Sunday at 2 p m led by our presiding elder. church officers urged to attend.
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