Local and Personal News Notes in Whitewright
Dr Ross May and his mother motored to Bonham Sunday. Ben Roberts of Dallas visited Whitewright. H C Willis joined his father in Mt Pleasant. Mrs Gordon and daughter Dorothy Lee spent Tuesday at Kentucktown. Dora Scales and Edwin May toured to Bonham. Many locals and visitors travel to Sherman and Dallas with notes of new babies and store updates and theater announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross May
Bonham
Ben Roberts
Dallas
Whitewright
H. C. Willis
Mt. Pleasant
R. P. Gordon
Dorothy Lee
Kentucktown
Miss Dora Scales
Edwin May
W. C. Willis
Celina
Tennessee
Fall events and local updates in Whitewright area
Pete Walding returns home after appendicitis. neighbors visit the Everhart home. John Yeager injured by a horse and Albert Truett plans to enroll in fall classes. Carlisle College alumni stage The Fall of the Alamo in Carlisle Auditorium with 50 cast members. Miss Mary Thompson dies at Kentuckytown. body sent to Sherman for interment. Local improvements include depot mud hole cinder cover. Dr H G Fleming to preach in Whitewright. O W Randall considers C M I as a school for his son. Fire insurance premiums require cash settlement monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Auditorium
Grayson College
Henry W. Grady Society
Mary Thompson
Kentuckytown
Sherman
West Hill Cemetery
Whitewright
T. J. Smith
Moonlight hayride party and local notices mix
A society party including Mr S H Montgomery and family enjoyed a moonlight hayride near Barbee bridge with lunch. The Farmers Restaurant offered wine beer and ale. Local church and barber shop notes, and town updates follow with mentions of Clifford Thompson at Ft Logan, Lewis Holland in Sherman, and S G Stockton overseeing telephone exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Montgomery
Enna
Holly
L. LaRoe
Frank Alderson
Ruth Daniels
Cecil Cameron
Lloyd Moore
O. P. Neilson
Ross May
Barbee Bridge
S.G. Stockton
Southwestern Telephone Exchange
Bells
Bells and Savoy
Mr. Stockton
Miss Sarah L Nicholas Pianist Opens Studio 1914 15
Miss Sarah L Nicholas announces the opening of her piano studio for the 1914 15 school session in Whitewright Texas. Courses include Technic and Interpretation Theory Sight-reading Ear training Rhythm Harmony Harmonic Analysis and Music History. A graded course from 1 to 6 will ensure a sound musical education. Those interested should confer with Miss Nicholas promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright
Texas
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Annie McGaughey
Dixon & Hayter’s
Simmons Bros
Mabel May
W. H. Stedham
Annie Dickson
Jim Reeves
Glidewell’s
T. W. Gattis
Ty’s
Hldewell’s
Elizabeth Love
Dr. R. May
J. M. Simmons
Whitesboro
Dixon & Hayter
W J. Doss
Cecile Doss
Farmers Restaurant
Charley Truett
W. T. Truett
Jimmie D. Wilson
Trenton
Mrs. Wilson
W. C. Fain
Montgomery & Ryan
Doris Ayres
van Buren
Arkansas
Arthur Truett
Mt. Vernon
Dyer & Jones
Frank Majors
East Whitewright
W. H. Wimpee
D. B. Smith
Joe McKinsey
Prof. Smith
Europe
Alamo
Carlisle Athletics
The
Baptist Church
Claude Truett
West Maple Street
J. F. Lilley Dry Goods
Will Lewis
Longview
Whitewright Lumber Company
Pete Walding
T. H. Lively
Monroe Bryant
Floyd Everheart
Kim Henry
Ray Stables
John Yeager
Town
Albert Truett
Ector
Carlisle
H. G. Fleming
Sun
Midland
Mrs. Fleming
Central Christian Church
O. W. Randall
Miller Grove
Robert Blanton
City
Randall
LaRue Lumber Co
le You
Rexall Store
Sadler Bros
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
M.J. McKinsey
Bob Bane
Clifford Thompson
United States
Ft. Logan, Colo
Lee Johnson
Lewis Holland
T. H. Sears
Ous
Kirkpatrick & Bryant Druggists
Sarah L. Nicholas
Nicholas
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