Whitewright Sun Corrects Any Defamatory Reflections
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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1926
Page
4
The publishers invite readers to report any erroneous reflections on character or reputation appearing in the Whitewright Sun so they can issue full corrections promptly.
Thomas Edison, once dismissive of immortality, now cites growing scientific evidence for the soul and its eternal existence. He concedes belief in a living soul beyond physical decay despite doubts about the traditional concept of a perpetually living human soul. Mrs. Lucian LaRoe travels to Fort Worth to visit her daughter Lucile LaRoe, a Texas Christian University student, and will visit Dallas relatives before returning home.
J. D. Hoard came back Thursday from Dallas where he visited his daughter Mrs J E Payne Jr and attended the State Fair. Mrs Hoard remains in Dallas for a longer visit. Mr and Mrs E M Davidson left Tuesday for Wichita Falls to make their home. Mr Davidson worked with his father at the Davidson Repair Shop for years.
The quarterly meeting of the Gray son County Baptist Women's Mission ary Union was held at Hove Tuesday. Attendees from Whitewright included Mrs. B. G. Gowdy Mrs. C. W. Hampton Mrs. J. H. Hawkins and Mrs. Luther Gordon. The PTA invites you to see Mary Pickford in Through the Back Door Thursday Nov 4 matinee and night admission 10 and 25 cents for benefit of school.
Mary Pickford in Through the Back Door shown Thursday afternoon and night at the R & R Theatre. PTA sponsors for school benefit. Matinee 3 30 admission 10 and 25 cents.
Bonham Texas retailer M C Spivy and Co notes cotton prices are low and pledges to offer top value in dry goods while making every concession possible. They urge careful winter purchasing and invite customers to view Christmas card samples priced to compete with usual cards.
Mary Pickford comes Thursday November 4 for matinee and night showings of Through the Back Door. Parent Teachers organize the benefit for the school. Admission 10 and 25 cents. Matinee at 3 30.
The Sun offers engraved and printed Christmas greeting cards with personalized messages. Call or phone 76 for samples or home visits.
Evangelist Horace Busby of Fort Worth leads the revival at the Church of Christ with large congregations. Services run daily at 11:00 AM and 7:15 PM, with Sunday schedule including a 3:00 PM session. Attendees are invited to participate.
A Bonham Texas advertisement from M C Spivy & Co promotes the Dry Goods firm offering distinct advantages to attract customers and secure patronage.
J. A. Lovell of Pilot Grove works his way through Fort Worth Senior High School earning top roles as class president and leader of the Social Service Club and School Senate. He also serves as Sunday School superintendent and holds a bank post while pledging religious discipline and thrift.
The WMA Circle of the Baptist Church hosted a meeting at Mrs. J M Wright's home with a business session and a salad luncheon for 33 members and five visitors. A state education inspector visited the high school home economics department led by Miss Mac Reed and commended the program in a report to Austin.
A Bonham Texas firm M C Spivy and Co says it can ease the buying problem this year. The note offers assistance to customers seeking to make small purchases and improve their purchasing efficiency.
C. B. Adams of the M KT section was injured Thursday afternoon while guiding a telephone pole. A guidepole slipped striking his head. he was unconscious but the injuries were not serious.
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