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The Tyler Commercial College of Tyler Texas offers a practical business training with real transactions in a student run commercial room. Students perform actual sales and handle documents from checks to deeds and form partnerships and incorporations. The college claims faster, hands on instruction versus theoretical teaching and offers a free scholarship to match any state school teaching both bookkeeping and business through practical methods. The Sun invites news items by telephone.
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Tyler Commercial College
Tyler
Texas
America
Baptist Church Announces Sermon and Rally Plans
The Baptist church licenses R L Clancy to preach at 11 o clock next Sunday with the subject Stopping at Haron. A welcome awaits all. Sunday school designates October first as rally day with an engaging program. Grayson County Missionary Baptist Association meets Whitesboro Sept 15. The pastor recently received a call to a Western pastorate but plans to remain here. The Convention Bible Class for young married people has about twenty members with Susie Noe teaching. Visitors often become regular attendees.
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Baptist Church
R. L. Clancy
Haron
Baptist Sunday School
Collin County Baptist Association
Blue Ridge
Grayson County Missionary Baptist Association
Whitesboro
The
Convention Bible
Susie Noe
Guy Hamilton
Claude Truett
Guilminot Fleming to Mr John Edward Red wed Quiet city ceremony
Miss Guilminot Fleming and Mr John Edward Red were married by Dr H G Fleming at the bride's home in a small ceremony due to family illness. Afterward they travel to Sherman for a teachers' institute then Mineral Wells, and will reside in Whitewright after September 14.
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Guilminot Fleming
John Edward Red
H. G. Fleming
Sherman
Red
Teachers’ Institute
Mineral Wells
Whitewright
Carlisle Institute
Our City
Parker Family Relocates to Bonham for Milling Work
John Parker and his family are moving to Bonham this week to establish their future home. Parker has secured employment with the Steger Milling Company, as reported in Sun and Dallas News.
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John Parker
Bonham
Mr. Parker
Steger Milling Company
Sunrise Breakfast by Luncheon Club Honors Visitors
The Luncheon Club hosted a sunrise breakfast last Friday honoring visitors Willie Douglass of Van Alstyne and H. T. Atterberry of Glasgow Kentucky. Miss Lucile Montgomery led the kitchen with help from others, and guests included Misses Gladys Evans Vista Holloway Vera Kirkpatrick Lucile Montgomery and several more. The event featured a playful division of tasks with the visitors as "hewers of wood and drawers of water" and concluded with a hearty feast and photos.
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Willie Douglass
van Alstyne
H. T. Atterberry
Glasgow
Lucile Montgomery
Gladys Evans
Vista Holloway
Detroit
Miss Kirkpatrick
Vera Kirkpatrick
Minnie Montgomery
Inez Ray
Clarice Thomas
Minnie May
Rachel Montgomery
Gladys Ray
Irene McMillin
Jessie Fogle
Mary Carter
R.M. Womack
Douglass
Atterberry
Colds of Mankind Cured by Pines in Dr Bell’s Syrup
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey is praised for invigorating pine forest scents that boost lung action and soothe hacking coughs. It claims to fortify throat lining against cold germs and recommends a bottle for every family, priced 25 cents.
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Dr. Bell
Bible Study Meeting at B Y P U Program
The program features a Bible study with Miss Mildred Brown ing as leader and Elvy Hampton reading Isaiah 53. Claude Truett presents The Sufferings of Christ and Miss Claudie Glidewell covers The Results of Christ's Sufferings. Union offers a closing song Jesus Keep Me Near The Cross followed by a closing prayer.
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Mildred Brown
Isaiah
Elvy Hampton
Christ
Claude Truett
Miss Claudie Glidewell
Jesus
Union
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Advertisement Claim
An old product ad encourages taking Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic to combat malaria and boost the system. It stresses the formula on the label shows Quinine and Iron, in a tasteless form. The ad lists a price of 50 cents.
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GROVE
Thompsons Wed at Stamford Bride Aletha Skipworth
Jas Thompson and Aletha Skipworth were married on Thursday September 2 at the bride's home in Stamford. The couple reside at the West Main street boarding house run by Mrs. J. N. Smith. The bride is the daughter of A. L. Skipworth formerly in Whitewright's dry goods trade. The groom is the Beatrice mills day miller and well regarded in Whitewright. The Sun offers best wishes for their future.
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Jas. Thompson
Stamford
Aletha Skipworth
J. N. Smith
West Main Street
A. L. Skipworth
Whitewright
Beatrice Mills
Liv-Ver-Lax Liver Remedy Ad Promises Health
An advertisement for Grigsby’s Liv-Ver-Lax touts relief from an inactive liver symptoms like headaches indigestion and low energy. It claims natural action with no calomel dangers, refund guarantee, and marks bottles with L. K. Grigsby likeness. Sold by Dyer & Jones at 50c and $1.
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Grigsby
L. K. Grigsby
Dyer & Jones
Rebekah Lodge to Meet At Odd Fellows Hall Saturday
Rebekah lodge plans a Saturday meeting at the Odd Fellows hall urging full attendance. The program features a piano solo by George Garner, talks on the Widows' and Orphans' Home by R. L. Hayter and How to Secure New Members by F. E. Alverson, plus a reading by Mrs. Mary Hes tand and music.
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Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
George Garner
R. L. Hayter
Mary Hestand
F. E. Alverson
Po-Do-Lax Promoted as Safe Women’s Laxative
An advertisement touts Po-Do-Lax as the safest laxative for women, claiming it relieves headaches biliousness and dizziness from constipation. It emphasizes nongripping action arousal of the liver and increased bile flow without sickness with no gas or pain and lists a 50 cent bottle price.
Mrs J I Dillon on the sick list this week
Mrs J I Dillon is reported to be on the sick list this week. No further details are provided about her condition or duration.
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J. I. Dillon
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