Montgomery Kimbell wed in graceful Oct home ceremony
Miss Rachel Montgomery and Fountain Kimbell were united in marriage at the bride’s parents home with Rev. J. F. Fender officiating. The ceremony featured roses, ferns, and music by Marguerite and Gertrude Montgomery. The couple will reside in Groesbeck with only relatives and close friends present. Public guests included Dallas and Wichita Falls travelers along with several Sherman and Denison residents. W. L. Newsom noted cotton market pay scales comparing Wolfe City and Whitewright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Montgomery
Fountain Kimbell
Groesbeck
B. S. Montgomery
J. F. Fender
Marguerite Montgomery
Gertrude Montgomery
Mendelssohn
Estelle Montgomery
Su Chan Delogne
J. Max Montgomery
Dallas
Julian Montgomery
Wichita Falls
C. C. Langford
Julia Everheart
Elizabeth Everheart
Sherman
Grady May
Caddo Mills
Elliott Thomas
Tom Bean
Juliette Blackman
H. T. Atterberry
Denison
A. L. Jackson
New York City
Mangrum Bros Offer Best Groceries and Service
Mangrum Bros pledge top quality groceries and high grade service. They aim to serve customers with the best products, quick and attentive merchandising, and to anticipate and meet shopper needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mangrum Bros
Whitewright Public School Honor Roll for First Month
The Whitewright school lists honor roll by grade. Top averages include Tom Everheart 93 percent in primary, Jo Hest 95 percent in intermediate, and Billy Ball 90 percent in high school, with named students across grades from second to eleventh. A Club honor list adds students by grade and club membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright
Tom Everheart
Jo Hest
Billy Ball
Mary Lee Andrews
Alwilda Ryan
Virginia Smith
Clara Mae Truett
Fay Turney
Earl Blanton
Aubrey Cook
Nell Penn
Milliard Mangrum
Margaret Freeman
Mardell Pumphrey
Velma Mangrum
Maurine May
Aline Haile
Jo Hestand
John McMurry Jr
Martha Bow
Jennie Lee Kirkpatrick
Margaret McMurry
Robert Cantrell
Loren Mangrum
Louise Freeman
Billie Blaine
Margaret Newsom
Charley Bell Truett
Milliard Murray
Jack Bogle
Clyde Montgomery
Jack Barbee
Elizabeth Newsom
Theresa Everheart
Odeon Theatre Week of Plays and Stars
Friday features The Cheater with Allison in a tale of love and sacrifice and Jones drama Judah. Saturday showcases Blue Streak McCoy with Carey and child stars Bennie Alexander Breezy Eason amid gun battles and deserts. The Lost City on Monday, Babe's Candidate Tuesday with Grifffith, Hidden Dangers serial Wednesday, and The 14th Man Thursday with Warick and Daniels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison
Henry Arthur Jones
Corinne Griffith
Neal Hart
Hoot Gibson
Robert Warwick
Bebe Daniels
THE
ODEON
Death of Mrs Lucinda Allison Near Town
Mrs Lucinda Allison died at her home five miles south of town Monday afternoon. Born August 4, 1845, she would have been 76. Pioneer resident and devout Christian, she was predeceased by her husband. Funeral held Tuesday at the residence by Rev Kirk of Trenton with interment at Wittitoe Cemetery. Survived by several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucinda Allison
Allison
Kirk
Trenton
Wittitoe
Lessen Dishwashing Drudgery with Rub-No-More Powder
Readers are urged to simplify dish washing by using Rub-No-More Washing Powder, promising easier cleaning and time savings for households seeking efficient laundry and kitchen care.
Noiseless Powderless Gun Promises Silent War Invention
The article recalls David and Goliath with a rapid fire gun that fires two thousand balls per minute using centrifugal force. Major Edward T. Moore of the New Jersey National Guard claims the device uses an electric motor driven wheel to fling bullets outward, creating a noiseless deadly stream. War department restrictions have been lifted, revealing details of what is termed the new centrifugal gun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Goliath
Edward T. Moore
New Jersey National Guard
New York City
War Department
Neff Backs Texas Educational Amendment in 1920 Race
Hon Pat Neff Democratic candidate for Texas governor expresses strong support for the Educational Amendment to be voted on November 2 1920. He stresses funding rural and urban schools and calls for rural high schools to keep young people in the countryside, viewing education as safeguard against socialism bolshevism and anarchy. He pledges to vote yes to empower rural communities to finance better public schools for their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat M. Neff
Texas
Buffet Supper Honoring Bride-Elect Miss Rachel Montgomery
Mrs. Reynolds May and daughter hosted a Friday evening buffet at seven. Guest list includes Rachel Montgomery and several relatives and friends from Groesbeck Tom Bean Wichita Falls Caddo Mills and Denison. Miss Gladys Ray assisted the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds May
Albert Jackson
Rachel Montgomery
Fountain Kimbell
Groesbeck
Robert Gallaher
Estelle Montgomery
Edwin May
Elliott Thomas
Claud Douglas
Tom Bean
Julian Montgomery
Wichita Falls
H. T. Atterberry
Denison
Grady May
Caddo Mills
Gladys Ray
Central Christian Church Prepares for Return of Rev Major
Work on the Central Christian Church building progresses with careful design. The parsonage and church house improvements aim to honor Rev Major upon his return to the city in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major
Whitewright Mourns Two Local Deaths in One Week
George Nicely died in Wichita Falls at age 28 after tuberculosis. He leaves two children with grandparents and an aunt in Oklahoma. His body returned to Whitewright for burial at Oak Hill after services led by Rev. G R McCraw and Rev. Fender. W. O. W. policy funds education for the youngsters. W T Noe, pioneer citizen of Whitewright, died at home after months of ill health. Funeral at Baptist Church with Masonic rites and burial at Oak Hill. He was 80, survived by six children, twelve grandchildren, and a brother, Rev M H Noe. He moved from Kentucky to Texas in 1873.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nicely
Wichita Falls
Joe Robbins
Denny
Oklahoma
Whitewright
Oak Hill
G. R. McCraw
Rev. Fender
W. T. Noe
W. J. Epting
Madill
Okla
Baptist Church
Masonic Order
Oak Hill Cemetery
Texas
Kentucky
Noe
South
Denison
Board of Deacons of the Baptist Church
R. M. Noe
H. L. Crittenden
John W. Noe
Dallas
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Montgomery
W. L. Newsom
Kimbell Milling Co
Wolfe City
Newsom
First National Bank
C. B. Bryant
R. A. Gillett
the Store of Service
Mangrum Brothers
Odeon Theatre
Pat Neff
Ford
Sears Auto Company
Planters National Bank
HEINZ
J. W. Davidson
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