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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1928
Page
4
The paper outlines pricing and postage details, a Friday football game crowd scene, and political commentary. It notes Tulsa election results and party loyalty, praising the Republican organization while critiquing Democratic missteps. It mentions Pat Mayse joining Baptist publishing leadership and local notices about events and memorials.
Horace helps a frightened collie during a thunderstorm and bonds with Wag. A passing stranger, owner of a stray dog, notes Wag has chosen a caring household. The man offers the dog to Horace, who accepts with gratitude and happiness.
The Honey Grove Signal argues party members face a choice between steadfast brass-collar loyalty and independence to quit when issues misalign. It contrasts Republicans as productive and reliable, while Democrats are criticized as splitters staying on the outside.
Texas boasts about 20 000 miles of improved highways and 624 miles of tidal coastline with 370 miles of straight frontage. The export business exceeds 700 million dollars annually and coastwise trade with Atlantic ports hits 15 to 20 million tons yearly valued around 600 million. Texas reports 422 fire marshals and August fires caused losses over 1 124 165 dollars.
The Baptist Ladies Missionary Society hosts an entertainment program at the Baptist Church Friday night November 23 to aid Buckner Orphans Home Dallas. The event is free. donations are Thanksgiving offerings. Adults pay 5 cents per letter in their full name and children 1 cent per letter in their name.
Community group Dorcas Circle of Central Christian Church hosts a homemade chili gathering next Saturday at the Telephone building. Attendees are invited to enjoy hearty bowls and church fellowship.
A Brooklyn Times quote argues the core issue in unemployment is that the wrong people remain jobless, criticizing policy focus and advocating targeted solutions.
The Parent-Teacher Association met at the grammar school Tuesday afternoon with an unusually good program. H B Crosby, high school football coach, spoke on Character Education emphasizing the athletic code as a force in character building. A piano solo by Mrs G F Bryant accompanied the meeting.
Mrs. M A Taylor of Bonham addressed the Second District club praising prior work and urging greater effort. She outlined duties for the local group and stressed hospitality and cooperation between home and school. She urged all mothers and fathers to attend and participate in child welfare efforts.
Fourth Estate quotes P T Barnum about allocating funds for art and advertising. He claims to out-talk rivals yet fears the printer who can type and speak to many while he speaks to one. He seeks the printer as an ally.
The next meeting for one of the district's best clubs is set for Tuesday December 18. Home economics guidance from Mrs Gilmore Webster Mrs Emmet Penn and Mrs Byron Sears covers dining room decorations showing ways to create a bright inviting space with suitable paper patterns furniture arrangement and accessories.
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