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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1928

Page

6

Widow Judge Rejects Youth Wild Image in Modern Times

MEMPHIS. Judge Camille Kelley, America’s second female juvenile judge and first in the South, argues youth are more disciplined than before while warning that the dangerous age is nearer 40. She cites homes and parental influence as key factors and notes middle-aged people pose greater delinquency risk than youths.

Memphis yYouth Camille Kelley America South Kelley Memphis Juvenile Court

Syracuse Herald backs Smith for President

Syracuse Herald, Independents, announces editorial support for Gov. Smith for the Presidency marking a third such endorsement in a half century. The paper lauds his eight years as New York governor and argues his record surpasses the opponent, former Secretary of Commerce.

Syracuse N. Y Syracuse Herald Gov. Smith Herald Grover Cleveland Woodrow Wilson Empire State

Judge Kelley Links Delinquency to Broken Homes

Judge Kelley says the greatest source of juvenile delinquency is the broken home with separated mother and father. He asserts parental selfishness, not the child, causes youths to fail and urges parents to prioritize their children's happiness.

Sherman totals for the year exceed six hundred thousand

The Sherman building department reports year to date construction value at 642,880 dollars. In August permits issued covered 28,250 dollars in work. Permits issued in the last week of August totaled 12,360 dollars.

Sherman

G O P Asks $10 Each of Civil Service Men

Washington reports letters sent to about 60 000 civil service workers in the District inviting them to join the Hoover Curtis Club and contribute 10 dollars each. The move appears aimed at bolstering the Republican campaign fund while staying within the law by mailing invitations to home addresses. Members expect better job prospects and favor in promotions, a potential quid pro quo.

Washington District of Columbia Hoover-Curtis Club Republican National Committee Civil Service Republican Campaign

Old Ironsides at Palace Theatre Sept 12 18

The photo play Old Ironsides will open September 12 at the Palace Theatre and run two days. Directed by James Cruze with Esther Ralston Wallace Beery George Bancroft Charles Farrell and Johnnie Walker in the cast. The film portrays New England Yankees at Tripoli in 1804 with strong human drama and modern screen technique. Admission 15 and 35 cents.

Palace Theatre New England Tripoli James Cruze Laurence Stallings Harry Carr Walter Woods Esther Ralston Wallace Beery George Bancroft Charles Farrell Johnnie Walker America Whitewright

Bigger Man at Home McAllister Cartoon Exchange

In a humorous exchange, McAllister mocks Lancaster for oversized pants. Lancaster insists the garments were made by a hometown tailor and defends his larger appearance. McAllister quips the pants seem fit for a man twice his size.

Widely Known Texas Pastor Dr George Truett To Lead Fort Worth Revival

Fort Worth prepares for a two week city revival beginning September 16 led by Rev. George W. Truett D D pastor of First Baptist Dallas. He is a renowned author and Baptist leader with international roles and multiple degrees. Over 60 churches join the effort with a downtown tabernacle planned for evening services and special business services.

Fort Worth George W. Truett McMaster University Canada First Baptist Church of Dallas Truett America Baptist World Alliance Texas The Baptist Seminary Southern Baptist Convention Tarrant County Henderson

Former Millionaire Works For 2 A Day At Fort Bliss

Osborn Wood son of General Leonard Wood once fortune in Wall Street and lost it in France serves two weeks as officer in training at Fort Bliss New Mexico. He arrived in El Paso with the One Hundred Eleventh Cavalry an offshoot of the Rough Riders. Wood a captain in the reserves has had little opportunity to get active duty.

Albuquerque Florida Wood Cavalry Philippine Islands Cable Abcure Wall Street France EL Paso Osborn Wood Leonard Wood N. M Fort Bliss One Hundred and Eleventh Cavalry Rough Riders

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