Ladies Aid elects officers and plans pure food show
Central Christian Church women elected officers for the next term. Missionary Society names president and vice president. They plan a pure food show in late November. Also notes on local business, a produce house, obituaries, and community notices across Whitewright area.
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Ladies Aid Society
The
Central Christian Church
Lee Kirkpatrick
W. P. Vaughn
L. LaRoe
R. C. Brown
Missionary Society
H. Brodhead
Grover B. Smith
Whitewright crowd visits Dallas for State Fair week
Residents from Whitewright and nearby communities traveled to Dallas during the past week to attend the State Fair, gathering with neighbors and enjoying events, exhibits, and entertainment.
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Whitewright
Dallas
Careful Buying Advice From M C Spivy
M C Spivy advises cautious spending during a tight money period urging sensible purchases to stretch limited funds and avoid wasteful extravagances. The note reflects frugal guidance aimed at households managing scarce resources.
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M. C. Spivy & Co
Bonham
Craig's Cafe Oysters Featured in Houma Menu
In Houma Louisiana Craig's Cafe promotes its celebrated fresh oysters for diners seeking coastal seafood flair. The restaurant highlights daily catch quality and local sourcing, inviting patrons to enjoy a traditional bayou dining experience.
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Houma
Craig
New Meat Market Opens in Whitewright
L T Chick Garland opened a meat market in the former Badgett Millinery shop building after moving fixtures this week. The store began operations Friday morning adding a second meat market to Whitewright. The Sun offers a one year subscription for $1.50.
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L. T
Chick) Garland
Badgett
Whitewright
Kentuckytown Man Loses Car Casings Near Whitewright
C Chumbley of Kentuckytown reported four tire casings and inner tubes stolen from his car Tuesday night on the roadside. He had stopped on his way home from Whitewright due to car trouble and found the vehicle stripped of all casings and tubes on Wednesday morning.
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Whitewright
Wireless baseball reports reach fans from Joe Johnson
Joe Johnson on South Bend street provides complete world series coverage via wireless messages sent from Dallas. He receives radio reports earlier than telegraph stations using a self built wireless station and radio telephone gear. He also picks up ship messages and demonstrates above average amateur operation. Brooklyn base station recently received one of his calls, proving his equipment quality. Dallas police radio outfit broadcasts music and messages audible over Joe’s setup.
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Joe Johnson
South Bend Street
Dallas
Joe
Brooklyn
N. Y
Ladonia High School Friday Football Game Preview
Ladonia high school football teams up with the local squad for the second home game of the season this Friday. Fans are invited to attend and watch the locals perform well as reports indicate solid progress. Also note Pierce's Cafe offers fresh cigars and a fine assortment.
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Jack Spindle
Lillian Neathery
Willis Simmons
Ruth Montgomery
Ladonia High School
Pierce
Negro held after Greenville burglaries
A Greenville man arrested after burglaries at fifteen homes over ten days. He claimed to be a traveling thief from New York Chicago and San Francisco and police found a wardrobe trunk with hundreds of dollars in valuables. He confessed stating he just happened to get off at Greenville.
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Greenville
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Abe Lacy Dies From Pistol Shot At Home Near Morehead
Abe Lacy, a renowned farmer, was found dead Monday afternoon at his home near Morehead from a pistol shot to the heart. He is survived by six children and was buried today. In unrelated notes, an ad promotes vulcanizing and retreading services by R.8 Morehead and a wedding occurred last Sunday at Rev. I. E. Teague’s home with Mr. Elgie Fields and Miss Eva Horton uniting in marriage.
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Leonard
Abe Lacy
Lacy
Elgie Fields
Eva Horton
I. E. Teague
Wedding of a World War veteran and Porters school teacher
They visited Dallas for several days at the State Fair. The groom, a World War I veteran, served on the front lines and was wounded. The bride taught at Porters school last year. Congratulations and best wishes from friends. Also a Rexall Store sale with ad lines from local merchants.
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Dallas
Porters School
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Walter Fain Jr
Lively & Co
Elizabeth Meadow
Sherman
T. Meadow
Bells
Rose Hill Cemetery
Bells Friday
W. B. Hestand
Paris
Rexall
D. S. McMillin
Plano
Dyer & Jones
A. B
Cave of the Sun
Bob Blanton
B. F. Blanton
Don L. Dye
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Don
Route Five
W. L. Looper
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A. H. Fortner of
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Co. B. Bryant
Edwin May
Drs. May & May
J. C. Skaggs
South Crockett Street
American Legion
Trenton
P. J. Pierce & Sons
R. S. Morehead
Whitewright Lumber Co
Emmet Penn
Rhom Pennington
L. LaRoe & Company
C. Chumbley
Kentuckytown
Gallaher & Son
Eastman Kodaks
Jacob’s
Wireless
Morehead
W. H. Hor
Odeon Theatre
House OF Quality Pictures
Metro All-Star Society
Seal
Alice Lake
Metro
Rupert Hughes
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