Whitewright Social Notes Salute Thanksgiving Guests
A parade of local visits and greetings as residents share Thanksgiving plans. Mrs H B Taylor of Dallas visits niece Mrs Jack Lackey. families from Gainesville Sherman Fort Worth Sulphur Springs Tyler Chi cago Quitman Big Spring Perrin and Fort Worth mingle with Whitewright hosts. Army discharge adds depth to shared holiday plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. H. B. Taylor of
Dallas
Jack Lackey
T. L. Morton
Frances
Jack Morton
Fort Worth
Grover Stuteville
Lt. Morton
Morton
Stuteville
Local Socials and Advertisements Highlight Garland News
Ben E. Dyer and son Joe Smith Dyer of Garland visit W. L. Smith family. Joe Smith Dyer reviews a book at Presbyterian Church parlors. Local ads promote Frigidaire and Maytag appliances. Families from Dallas and Sherman visit the Pier son home. Battery charger promo from Blanton Supply. Mrs. O H Layman returns from Fort Worth visit with Welchs. Whitewright Home Demonstration Club meets with Miss Myrtle Badgett, holiday schedule altered. Multiple Dallas and Savoy guests dine with Mrs. J B Hall. Grandsons Grover B Smith Sr and Jr and D W Smith recent armed forces discharges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben E. Dyer
Joe Smith Dyer
Garland
W. L. Smith
Presbyterian Church
Grover B. Smith
Grover B. Smith Jr
David W. Smith
Marvin Smith
Dallas
J. B. Smith
Navy
T. M. Monroe
Savoy
J. B. Hall
Mae Hall
D. W. Smith
Armed Forces
Hall
Literary Club Hears District President Mrs Carpenter
Mrs G E Carpenter of Leonard and district 2nd president spoke at the Friday Literary Club meeting hosted by Mrs H H Sears. She outlined T F W C aims for the year, stressing knowledge through study and progress for women, with focus on juvenile delinquency health and hygiene, racial issues, labor, and international relations. Two guests attended and tea followed the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Carpenter
Leonard
2Nd District
Friday Literary Club
H. H. Sears
Carpenter
C. J. Meador
L. P. Sears
Dallas
America
Meeting notes mention Mrs Homer Caston and Vera Hickman
The fragment identifies two attendees for the meeting, Mrs Homer Caston of Leonard and Mrs Vera Hickman, as part of the readable text. The context or purpose of the meeting is not provided in the surviving portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Caston
Leonard
Vera Hickman
Dyer Delivers Book Review At Presbyterian Tea
Joe Smith Dyer of Garland spoke at a book review tea in the Presbyterian Church parlors, presented by the Ladies Aid Society. He discussed Behold Your King by Florence M. Bauer, recounting meeting the author in Jerusalem and the life of Jonathan who follows Jesus. Tea followed with Misses Hanna and Horton serving, receipts totaling 50 dollars, and many out-of-town guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Smith Dyer
Garland
Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Dyer
Florence M. Bauer
T. E. Barbee
Whitewright
Dyers and
Smiths
Jerusalem
Jonathan
Joseph
Jesus
Margaret Hanna
Janis Jayne Horton
Emmet Penn
Jennie Jackson
Nettie Groves
Gene Geer
J. W. Hodges
Denison
Gil Suddath
Leonard
H. Brodhead
Jim Brodhead
Gainesville
Holmes Connelly
Walter Huff
Y. B. Reed
Dolly Butler
Sutherland
J. A. Barrett
D. W. May
Burris Barrett
Trenton
Claude Lackey
Cora Fenlon
C. S. Teague
Tom Bean
Fidelis Class Meets at May Badgett Home
The Fidelis Class of the Baptist Sunday School met at Miss May Badgett's home Thursday evening with co hosts Pernie Badgett and Cecil Doss. Mrs Claud Dillon gave the devotional and Mrs Louis May presided at the business meeting. After 42 and dominoes, refreshments were served to 18 members and associate members and two visitors Myrtle Badgett and Mrs Walace Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelis
The
Baptist Sunday School
May Badgett
Pernie Badgett
Cecil Doss
Claud Dillon
Louis May
Myrtle Badgett
Walace Wilson
Funeral for Mrs Myrtle Caraway Moats at Cross Roads Church
Mrs Myrtle Caraway Moats dies at home south of Whitewright at age 63. Funeral services set for 2 p m Thursday at Cross Roads Presbyterian Church with Rev Wootten and Rev Cleveland officiating. Interment in Cross Roads cemetery. Pallbearers include Lloyd Withrow Homer Withrow Ira Moats Roscoe Moats C H Buchanan and C C Buchanan. Born March 27 1880 in Collin County she was the daughter of James and Mrs Caraway and married Henry Moats July 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross Roads Presbyterian Church
Myrtle Caraway Moats
Whitewright
E. P. Wootten
Cleveland
Celina
Cross Roads Cemetery
Lloyd Withrow
Homer Withrow
Ira Moats
Roscoe Moats
C. H. Buchanan
C. C. Buchanan
Obituary for 1905 Mrs Moats with extended family
The 1905 obituary notes Mrs Moats died three years ago. Survived by six children Curtis and Cletus Moats Mrs Faye Young Mrs Mae Garner and Mrs Esther Wallace all living south of Whitewright Sgt Marvin Moats in the Philippines three brothers Pat Caraway Oscar Caraway and Arthur Caraway Whitewright two sisters Mrs Edna Wallace and Mrs Minnie Alverson Whitewright nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moats
Curtis
Cletus Moats
Faye Young
Mae Garner
Esther Wallace
Whitewright
Marvin Moats
Philippines
Pat Caraway
Oscar Caraway
Farmersville
Arthur Caraway
Edna Wallace
Minnie Alverson
Central Christian Church Sunday School and Services
Church notices list multiple denominations with times for Sunday school worship and services. Presbyterian Church features Rev. W. W. Alverson of Rockwall preaching at 7 p m. Assembly of God, Church of God and Methodist notices include pastors and service times with choir and training hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
W. W. Alverson
Rockwall
Kentuckyown Baptist Church Service Notice
Rudolph Russell, Pastor. 10 a m Sunday School. 11 a m Thanksgiving message. 6 45 p m Song service and evening message. All members urged to be present. Visitors welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Russell
Little Lines by Margie B Boswell
Ungracious ideas are seeds of re. No matter how thin the story it has two sides in this reflective column by Margie B. Boswell, offering concise musings on reception and perspective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margie B. Boswell
No suitable headline from this fragmentary text
The provided text is fragmented and lacks concrete events, people, places, or organizations to form a factual newspaper card with a clear lead and supporting details. No verifiable entities or actions are present to summarize into T and S.
Average butterfly life spans four to five weeks
A concise note states that butterflies typically live about four to five weeks, outlining the brief adult life cycle and implying a rapid turnover in populations.
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Morris Fulkerson of
Sherman
Mrs
T. G. Doss
Sanders Cafe
Clyde Gibson
Slaton
H. M. Gentry
Walter M. Nichols
Mrs. J. M. Simmons
Whitesboro
Blanton
Jack Thruston
W. L. White
Tyler
R. O. Peitzsch
E. E. Ingram and Son
D. E. McCoy
J. E. Davidson
Big Spring
Joe Monroe
Chicago
Jack Forrest
Oran Sears
Mr. Forrest
Lem Tittsworth
Bonham
O. J. Mears
W. T. Farrow
Kraft
Grayson Hotel
Luther Gordon
Theo Miller
Quitman
J. B. King
Earl Jansson
San Antonio
Frances Pope
Olan R. van Zandt
Patty Everheart
Perrin Field
Floyd Everheart
Joe T. May
Little Son of
R. H. May
R. A. Gilett
Willard Wright
Wright
L. A. Watkins
South Bend Street
Dorothy LaRoe
New London School
Ann LaRoe
W. E. LaRoe
Farley Grocery
Linx Wiler
Denison and Sherman
Maytag
J. P. Pierson
H. A. Schubert and
Mac Pierson
Celeste
W. M. Pierson
Goodrich
O. H. Layman
Robert Welch
Whitewright Home Demonstration Club
Literary Club
Myrtle Moats
Kingston Drug Store
Rexall
Texas
Central Christian Church
Church OF Christ
Assembly OF God Church
E. A. Doty
First Baptist Church
Duke R. Barron
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Kentuckytown Baptist Church
Ay Cutty
Shawn Bmcino
Onal Saban Dd
Wallace
Grocery & Market
Devonport
Orenduff
Orendoff
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