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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1917

Page

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Revival Begins October 28 in Whitewright Baptist Church

Evangelist H. R. Holcomb and singer Mr. Babbett will start a revival at the Whitewright Baptist Church on October 28 replacing the former November 14 date. Holcomb arrives from Waco where he is in a revival and will begin on the fourth Sunday in October. The effort seeks broad Christian cooperation to boost town religion and moral life. Clarence Woosley seeks probate for the wills of J. B. Woosley and Elizabeth Woosley, deceased, with an estate valued at 40000 to be divided among children and grandchildren.

H. R. Holcomb Babbett Whitewright Baptist Church Evangelist Holcomb Waco Clarence Woosley County Court J. B Elizabeth Woosley

Kentuckytown News Briefs From Last Week

Rev J C Skaggs visiting from Fort Worth preached at Kentuckytown church. Oscar Brown bought the Smellege place from Skaggs. Troy Caylor recovering from typhoid fever. Preaching planned by Rev Isaac Teague on the third Sunday morning. E Brown attended funeral of brother Tom Brown in Decatur Texas. Ladies Crochet Club met with Mrs D Biggerstatt on October 13.

J. C. Skaggs Fort Worth Kentuckytown Oscar Brown Smellege Place J.C. Skaggs Troy Caylor Kentuckytown Baptis Church Isaac Teague E. Brown Decatur Texas Tom Brown Ladies Crochet Club D. Biggerstatt

College of Industrial Arts Day Draws Whitewright Students

Saturday at the Dallas Fair marks a College of Industrial Arts day and several Whitewright students will use the event to visit their homes nearby.

College of Industrial Arts Dallas Whitewright

Dallas Fair Rate Announcement

The Dallas Fair rate is set at 1.70 dollars on Saturdays and remains valid through Monday, offering consistent pricing for weekend visitors.

Dallas

Whitewright Leads county Liberty Loan quotas in appeal

Grayson County Liberty Loan Committee Chairman W L Hay releases town by town apportionment totaling 631 400 in value with Whitewright at 107 650 and Whitesboro 51 900. He urges immediate active campaigns to subscribe the full quotas or more and says one bond should be bought by every capable man.

W. L. Hay Grayson County Liberty Loan Campaign Committee Collinsville Dvsics Cis Dorchester Gordonville Hagerman BOW Pottsboro Southmayd Tom Bean van Alstyne Whitesboro Whitewright Hay

Hull House Burns at oil mill fire destroys hull house

Fire at the oil mill Hull house destroyed the building during noon hours. Manager Hayes estimates losses around 5000 dollars with insurance on hull and hull products. The 50 by 120 foot structure will be rebuilt quickly as the fire department, aided by the wind and pumps, fought the blaze.

Hull Hayes

Ferguson cases set for trial in November

Austin reports the nine cases against former Governor Ferguson are scheduled for trial on November 26 in Criminal District Court. Six cases against former Labor Commissioner Woodman also set for November 26. The affidavits list Bartlett McKay Stone and the insurance and banking commissioner as defendants with trial dates of November 19. No venue change motions filed.

Austin Govenor Ferguson Criminal District Court Labor Woodman Bartlett McKay Buildings and Grounds Stone Insurance and Banking

Sherman resident Forrest Moore dies after illness

Forrest Moore of Sherman died at his home after several months of illness. He was 51, survived by his wife and two sons. Reared in Van Alstyne where his father long practiced, his funeral was at Van Alstyne Cemetery on Monday.

Forrest Moore Sherman van Alstyne

Local Red Cross Seeks Membership Boost and Volunteer Work

At a Red Cross auxiliary meeting a campaign for larger membership was approved. Members from Whitewright and nearby towns are urged to join with a $1 yearly fee, distributed to headquarters and local needs. Members can pay at Red Cross headquarters in the May building on select afternoons or to treasurer Mrs. W H King. Knitting work is encouraged at home to aid troops in France.

Red Cross Whitewright W. H. King King First National Bank France

Pioneer resident W H Jenkins dies near Ida

W H Jenkins about 75 died at his home near Ida Thursday afternoon. Burial was in the Catholic cemetery Friday with Rev Father Blum conducting. He is survived by his aged wife and several children. Sherman Democrat.

W.H. Jenkins Ida Father Blum Mr. Jenkins Sherman

Doctor J B Bauguss Ordered to San Antonio Assignment

Dr J B Bauguss who volunteered in the medical corps of the army received orders on Friday to report in person to the commanding officer at San Antonio for assignment in the Southern Department. He departed on Saturday.

J. B. Bauguss Army San

Germany’s War Gains and Losses Summarized by The Outlook

A balance sheet shows Germany gained Belgium Luxembourg Serbia Northern France parts of Lithuania Poland and Romania totaling about 204000 square miles and lost colonies over a million square miles shipping 3600000 tons youth over two million and cash nearly 20000000000. It notes lost respect among nations and widespread contempt. few neutrals remain and doubt about Germany’s ability to retain gains or repay losses.

Germany Belgium Luxemburg Serbia France Lithania Poland Roumania Africa Bremen Hamburg

Phillips and May Families Relocate Homes Near Ken tucky town

Claud Phillips and family move to a farm near Ken tuckytown. R. H. May and family reside in the Phillips purchased home. J. B. May and family move from the country home into his son's vacated residence.

Claud Phillips Kentuckytown R. H. May

Oil Test Well Planned on Dave Thorn Place in Preston Bend

A contract has been let to drill a test oil well on the Dave Thorn place in Preston Bend. The well will reach 3000 feet unless oil is found at a shallower depth.

Dave Thorn Preston Bend

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