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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1926
Page
3
Entries list numerous social calls and visits across Sherman Denison Denison Denton and Paris with names like Hooper Dyer Holland Huffines Blanton George Curry Bow Kidd Thornhill and Powell. Announcements promote Pierce's Cafe dining and Vaughn Grain Company corn sales while teachers and students travel for work and school duties.
Local notice from R L Johnson promoting the Drug line with stationery and toilet articles and inviting patronage. Mentions drugs and jewelry as part of the shop offerings.
Mrs Effie Carter of 2516 Rosewood Dallas Texas says the health rundown years ago led her to Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription described as the most reliable feminine tonic. She reports it helped in every way and believes all who try it will benefit. Trial packets are available from Dr Pierce’s Invalids Hotel Buffalo NY. dealers offer tablets or liquid.
Jerry Pennington returns to Miami after visiting relatives here. Mrs. J. W. Davidson and Emma spend Thursday in Denison with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Patterson. Mrs. Ruth King and Mrs. Allie Randle visit their mother Mrs. H. C. Sears. The Delay family from Texarkana visit Dr. J. N. Powell. Park’s dry goods offers cut flowers and cards, Sally Moore noted. Thelma Phillips, teaching in Kentucky, visits near Ivanhoe. J. T. Gillespie returns to Wolfe City. Joe Johnson promotes electrical goods and repairs. R. A. Conkling of West Palm Beach visits Roy Yowell. C. C. Hill and Wm. Grace of Dallas visit J. A. May. Mrs. Jones Adams and son return to Royse City after visiting W. T. Ross. Pierce’s Cafe serves chili or chicken dinners. Pernie Badgett visits her parents. Loren Mangrum of Burleson College visits family. J. R. Jordon from Denton visits local friends. Johnson’s Electrical Goods advertises repairs. Bertha Ponder returns to Sulphur Springs. W. J. Pender of Greenville visits Pope relatives. Glass fitting by R. L. Johnson, Jeweler. Mary Lou Ross from Burleson College spends weekend at home.
Miss Mabel Fay White a student at C I A Denton spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs W L White at their home.
Guy Stedham son of Mr and Mrs W H Stedham has joined the Navy and is stationed at the Navy Training Station in San Diego California. He will spend several months there before assignment to a ship.
Mrs. J. P. Darwin accompanied by Miss Eunice Turner and Miss Viva Phillips of Kentuckytown were among attendees at a county meeting of the twenty-one Grayson County community clubs held in Denison on Saturday.
Guy Victor, after two years at the Cotton Belt station, traveled to Dallas on Monday to take a promoted position with the same railroad. The move brings a salary increase and expanded responsibilities.
H. C. Willis and J. H. Graves returned last Thursday from Slaton and Lamesa reporting good crops in the South Plains section. Feed and cotton crops are flourishing but laborers are scarce and most cotton fields are white.
M. C. Spivy & Co. of Bonham Texas notes an unusual season placing unique demands on dry goods shops while aiming to meet customer needs and serve patrons.
Mr and Mrs Jack McMillin and daughter of Dallas spent Saturday night and Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs D S McMillin.
A notice from M. C. Spivy & Co. Bonham Texas announces a large stock of well bought dry goods. Patrons are invited to supply themselves from the extensive inventory to their decided advantage.
Miss Evelyn Wilson of the College of Industrial Arts at Denton spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wilson. She was joined by Miss Joe Hestand, also a student at the same institution.
Wee Hampton, overseeing road construction near Seymour, spent the weekend with his family in town.
An advertisement from M. Spivy & Co. of Bonham Texas states they aim to assist customers with difficult purchasing decisions. The short notice promotes their problem solving approach and local business presence.
Gordon Bros. announce a full line of Aladdin lamp supplies available at their grocery store. The notice highlights a ready stock range for customers seeking lamp accessories and related items.
Two young girls pass an afternoon in the park and debate the hour. One concludes it cannot be four yet because her mother set a four o'clock curfew, while the other agrees with strict logic about home time.
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