Local notices and shopper items from Sherman area
Miss Ethel Roberts visits the Adamses while Don Dyer returns to work after vacation. Sell eggs at 37 12 cents a dozen. Mangrum Bros and Lloyd Moore visit Howe. Gordon Brothers sells Pure Saginaw Michigan Salt. Carpenters start bungalow for L LaRoe Co on West Spruce. A new son born to Supt J C Fortune and family. Mrs Ellis Alexander recovering after operation. Groceries advertised at special Friday and Saturday. Miss Genevieve Rathbun of Dallas visiting Dr R May. tonsilitis treated. Salt advertised at Hayter’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Roberts
Sherman
George Adams
Don Dyer
L LaRoe & Co
West Spruce Street
Supt
J.C. Fortune
Fort Worth Visitors And Community Notes
Fort Worth visitors include Mr and Mrs Ford Moore and baby with Mr and Mrs T B Moore. W M S R Glidewell displayed handmade violins in Dallas. Rev A R Nash neared year-end duties as Methodist pastor ahead of the November 6 conference at Sulphur Springs. Gordon Bros pay 37 12 a dozen for eggs. J H Bryant of area telephone exchanges gains regular helper. Misses Gladys and Inez Ray attend Dallas Fair and Fort Worth opera. Babbett to lead Baptist revival songs. choir rehearsals ongoing. P J Pierce Son restaurant offers table service and refreshments. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Mac Powell. he will move to Newport News VA. Union prayer service set at Baptist church Sunday 2:30 PM for wartime welfare. Central Christian Church pastor to preside. wide attendance urged. GROVE’S TASTELESS TONIC touted as malaria fighter and blood builder at 60¢.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Bryant
Savoy and Bells
Gladys
Inez Ray
Dallas
Fort Worth
Sue King
United States
Baptist Church
Central Christian Church
Lumber money link to building a home ad pitch
The text argues money has limited buying power except for paying debts and buying lumber. It urges converting cash into lumber for farm improvements and home building while lumber prices stay near ante war levels. It invites readers to visit and discuss building a home now as the best time on earth.
Tragedy Near Abilene. Hampton Brothers Travel After News
Floyd Hampton was shot and killed in a field near Abilene. C W Hampton left for Abilene Monday night after receiving word. Joe Hampton departed Tuesday morning. both have not returned. Local notices push war bond drives and produce sales as banks urge Liberty Loan subscriptions, with prices for salt and ads from merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Hampton
Abilene
Floyd Hampton
Joe Hampton
Serious Auto Accident Near Bethel Injures Four
Four people suffer injuries in a two car collision near Bethel on a Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Guthrie and two others were treated after the crash involving a large Overland and another car near a cotton seed wagon. An elderly man, Jack Smith, sustained a broken collar bone and two ribs. Ward had minor injuries. All were aided by Dr. Bow and transported home as doctors advised. The report closes with a note on national food conservation week and war effort urging reduced waste and leadership by women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
W. O. Guthrie
Guthrie
Jack Smith
Farmers Branch
Mr. Ward
Bonham
Young Ward
Dr. Bow
Mr. Smith
Katy Fiyer
Dallas Fair Echoes Through Whitewright This Week
The Dallas Fair left noticeable effects in Whitewright over the past week. The closing days of saloon life in Dallas contributed to human misery and disappointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Whitewright
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Victrola
T. H. Lively
Mangrum Bros
Lloyd Moore of
Howe
Mrs
T. B. Moore
Gordon Brothers
George Head
Ellis Alexander
W. M Cox
Genevieve Rathbun
Hayter’s
Mr. Farmer
Whitewright Lumber Co
Mrs. Ford Moore
Baby of
W. M. Cox
S. R. Glidewell
Texas
A. R. Nash
Methodist Church
Sulphur Springs
Gordon Bros
P. J. Pierce & Son
Mac Powell
Mac
Newport News
Will
GROVE
L. Laroe & Company
R. L. Hayter
J.M. Carter
Gunter
Raymond
Germany
The
White Produce Company
Sun and
Dallas News
Hobby
Ners
Luther Smith & Son
NYAL
J. L. Kirkpatrick
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