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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1935
Page
5
Local notes list Floyd Snodgrass in Dallas and J H Graves in Fort Worth on business. Birth announced for Oct 4 to Mr and Mrs W M Pierson. Dozens of social visits across Dallas Sherman Terrell McKinney Dallas Austin Gainesville Quanah Waco and Ardmore reflect community ties. Prices and ads for furniture eggs and dining at Craig's Cafe.
The Busy Bee Sewing Club gathered Tuesday afternoon at 2 30, hosted by Mrs Earl Hampton. Thirteen members and one guest attended a refreshments plate. The group will meet next Tuesday at Mrs Bonnie Nicholson's home.
Mrs Mel Roberts will host the Missionary Society next Monday Oct 14 at 2 30 p m Mrs T H Sears will give the devotional with the subject Jeremiah the Thinker The program centers on India with Mrs Robert Sears as leader All members asked to come prepared for roll call Thoughts on Tithing Reports by Mrs Ben Montgomery and Mrs J W Henry on Paris Presbyterial meeting at Honey Grove
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church met to finalize plans for a Pure Food Show on Oct 24 25 and 26 in the Reed building. Mrs Bob Sears was named general chairman with sub chairs including Mrs Emmet Penn Mrs Oran Sears Mrs T J Lilley and Mrs Fred Cook. Additional committees cover entertainment cake contest baby show and more with several named helpers.
Captain Charles M. Lockwood 93 of Chamberlain South Dakota and last surviving member died at Minnesota Soldiers Home Hospital ending the Last Man's Club of Company B First Minnesota Volunteer Infantry. He helped form the club in Stillwater on July 21 1885.
Ames Iowa artists numbering about 150 pass a resolution vowing not to paint posters or cartoons aimed at inciting youth to bear arms in aggressive warfare. The group says they will not contribute to recruiting posters if the United States engages in war of aggression. A separate note mentions a portable sanitary drinking fountain for outdoor workers with a guarded spout to prevent lip contact.
The winter heating season begins with gas safety tips to reduce fire and health risks. Have heating equipment inspected by qualified firms, use licensed gas experts for connections, vent heaters properly, keep flammables away, ensure ventilation, and shut off gas and notify the company if a leak is detected.
J R Waldrum, minister, preaches at 10 a m with communion at 10 50 a m Bible study at 11 a m led by J M Simmons superintendent Lecture on Book of Hebrews at 7 p m Wednesday continues community religious program leading to midweek session
Co W Dennis invites members and friends to attend both Sundays of the final conference year. The pastor will preach at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. Sunday school at 10 a.m. A Young People's meeting is set for 6 p.m.
The Rev B Wrenn Webb will be absent Sunday as the Synod of Texas meets at First Presbyterian Austin led by Dr Daniel E Grieder. Sunday school at 10 a m. No worship at 11 a m or 7 30 p m Christian Endeavor meets 6 30 p m led by Mrs Frank Hanna.
A brief feature in The Sun inviting readers to share visits and items as a courtesy. The note emphasizes mentioning guests in the pages and suggests readers inform the paper of any items to publish.
State Enrollment Supervisor Neal E. Guy announced that the CCC will enroll unmarried men 17 to 28 who have relief family support and are eligible in October. Discharges are now voluntary, re-enlistment allowed after four months, and those discharged before October 21 1933 may be reselected.
Katharyn cor nell daughter of H D Cornell a Dallas oil man is divorced from Count Jan Drohorowski. Pole told risque stories danced in shorts and wore pajamas at lunch. no alimony. Roscoe Ates divorced, wife testified he never faltered in speaking unkindly. A Dallas man fined for careless collision after prosecution charged his horse with speeding. Roosevelt quoted the greatest writer in our history claiming plagiarism. Library of Congress experts found similar wording in Shakespeare. The President did not name him.
Mrs. M. W. Thimble, 73, of Lone Oak, opened a car door as it moved. A gust swept her onto the highway causing a fractured wrist crushed elbow and severe cuts.
A list of ten maxims attributed to Jefferson offering practical guidance. Rules cover diligence, self-reliance, prudent spending, buying only needed goods, the higher cost of pride, contentment in eating, willingness reducing trouble, avoiding imagined pains, choosing smooth handling, and calming anger with counting.
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