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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1919
Page
8
Riley Williams announces the Annual Colt Show at Bells next Saturday September 6 at 2 30 p m. Prizes will be awarded from the season to 2 50 in cash.
The Baptist Church schedules choir practice Thursday at eight o'clock. Sunday school at ten, supervised by Looney Robbins. Junior and Senior B Y P U and Sunbeam societies meet Sunday evening at 7 30. The pastor preaches morning and evening with topics The Sin of Fault Finding and Getting Ready for Heaven. A welcome awaits all attendees.
Charley Hart who spent several months here and aided his brother in law G D McCarty in the store left Monday for Kansas where he has accepted other employment.
The local Blue Lodge amends bylaws moving regular meetings to the first Monday night of each month. The first meeting under the change was held last Monday. Paul Delfel, superintendent of public buildings and grounds, reports school property being prepared for fall term with yard work and interior deodorization completed.
I. R. Johnson, a recently returned soldier from Rockwall County, is relieving Jim Wallace as cashier at the Katy station.
A stream of short notices lists for sale good as new Ford touring car by W C Hustines, Moon buggy, nine Big Bone Poland China pigs, five room residence with two lots, striped stray Jersey heifer, and other items. Also farm rentals and hires, a revival at Pilot Grove, and family cotton farming near Desert. Also notes Ozro Sloan returning from the American Expeditionary Force and John Jenkins in France. land near Altus, Okla. 1919 Oldsmobile for sale. and a ninety acre farm near Trenton with trade options.
B B Hall southwest of town bought the residence occupied by John Phamprey from A Y Creager of Sherman.
An old advertisement claims Rub-my-Tism relieves pain from rheumatism neuralgia and sprains. It also touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as restoring vitality by purifying and enriching the blood with a strengthening invigorating effect. Price 60c.
Local advert touts the drinks at Craig's Cafe and Con fectionary, claiming superior quality for patrons new and existing.
Mr. Hall has rented his farm for another year and will move to the place he purchased, located on the Pike Road just south of the Cotton Belt crossing.
W. H. Stedham and family came back from a trip to Alabama and were joined home by her niece, Miss Phillips.
Ira Kirkpatrick announces he has joined Manning & Clark hardware and implement house and began work Monday morning. He invites friends to visit for any hardware or implement needs and to call on him when in need.
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