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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1914

Page

9

Cotton price crisis urged by Texas growers

The Whitewright Sun reports calls for farmers to warehouse the crop to keep prices above production costs. The Texas Industrial Congress cites warehousing as essential for emergency currency and warns sales of distressed cotton could ruin markets if neglected. Also noted are ginning prices, local gin activity, and a Whitewright resident aboard the ruined ship Ruano, with brief Europe travel cautions.

The Texas Industrial Congress Industrial Congress Whitewright Europe Farmers Union

Inquiries on Barrett heirs tied to Welch estate

A Midlothian letter to the Van Alstyne Leader asks about the whereabouts of Ben Barrett and his children amid potential inheritance from grandfather Nicholas Welch. J A Ragsdale notes Sam and Paul Barrett are surviving siblings from Rose Hill, with Paul’s location unknown, and Joe Ben Cameron, Will Cameron’s son, is also an heir as Welch’s grandson.

van Alstyne Leader J. P. Nelson Midlothian Ben Barrett Nicholas Welch J. A. Ragsdale Sam Barrett Paducah Texas Sam Paul Rose Hill Mr. Ragsdale Paul Barrett Joe Ben Cameron Will Cameron Mr. Welch

Mrs D W Smith Hosts Forty Two Club Afternoon

Mrs D W Smith hosted the Forty Two Club at her South Bend home last Thursday afternoon. The reception rooms featured white and floral decor with rose pink and red accents. Mrs Lee Johnson assisted, and Mrs C P Johnson served punch. After the game, Mrs Johnson and Miss Coralee Echols served cream and cake to twenty five guests.

D. W. Smith South Bend Street

Whitewright Ladies Host Box Supper and Cotton Warehouse Talk

The Ladies Missionary Society held a lawn box supper at Dr and Mrs R May with a program of piano and vocal solos and a talk on fundraising. Separately a second Whitewright meeting discussed building a cotton warehouse costing about 1880 with options on two sites and stock pledges near 1200 by Wednesday and Saturday plans to finalize.

Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Methodist Church R. May Murry Bryant Monroe Bryant Sue King Gladys Ray Cora Lee Heard Ruth Moore Irene Dickson Helen May Parker Hazel May Helen May Emma Fay Parker Whitewright Cotton Belt Whitewright Cotton Oil Co Cook & Hampton Caudill Katy Station Bryant First National Bank

Enjoyable Picnic Fashion on the Lawn

Guests spent an enjoyable time at a lawn picnic and voted the affair a complete success in every way.

Dr Fleming to move to Whitewright from Midland

Dr H G Fleming former pastor of the Christian church here and his family will move to Whitewright. The Midland Reporter notes the loss of the Doctor, his wife, and daughter Miss Guilminot, but wishes them prosperity and says they have many friends here.

H.G. Fleming The Christian Church Whitewright Fleming

Riley Williams Colt Show at Bells Draws Local Prizes

Riley Williams hosted a colt show in Bells with about fifty entries. Judges K D Kidd P S Akins and F B Fowler awarded prizes: first 10 dollars to H C Cooksey Bells. second 5 dollars to B A Biggerstaff Tom Bean. third a hand made halter to N L King Bells. Male colts prizes went to H A Smith Bells first and T F Lawrence Bells second. third prize again a hand made halter to F M Oliver Bells. Williams plans another show next season.

Riley Williams Bells Messrs K. D. Kidd P.S. Akins F. B. Fowler H. C. Cooksey B. A. Biggerstaff Tom Bean N. L. King H. A. Smith T. F. Lawrence F. M. Oliver Mr. Williams

Schools Prepare for Monday Opening Start

Everything is in readiness for the opening of the city schools next Monday morning. Superintendent Denton urges parents to have their children present at the beginning of the session to be properly classified, make their grades, and receive their promotions in due time.

Denton

Charley Smith Dies After Brief Illness Near Pilot Grove

Charley Smith aged 83 died at his home near Pilot Grove Wednesday afternoon after a brief illness caused by a fatal blood clot. A German native, he lived near Whitewright for 25 years and died where he had resided for six years. Survived by two sons Lon and Oscar. Undertakers, funeral at Bethel cemetery Thursday morning led by Rev. I. E. Teagueg.

Charley Smith Pilot Grove Germany Whitewright Lon Oscar Bethel Cemetery I. E. Teagueg

Miss Lou Bell King Visits Sherman on Thursday

Local report notes Miss Lou Bell King made a Thursday visit to Sherman with brief observations on events and surroundings. The item highlights a social visit by a named individual in the city.

Kay Bee Program Highlights Weekend Showings

Kay Bee offers Stack ed Cards and The Wrong Birds in a two part comedy reel for Saturday matinee and night Also Pauline returns Monday night Alongside These Country Kids Keystone comedy with Roscoe Arbuckle and Mabel Normand These is Life two reel American feature Mutual Weekly shows Thursday night with late war news from Europe including naval battles air maneuvers and war footage Pearl White Crane Wilbur Paul Panzier featured in Pathes 20000 prize story

Pauline Pathe Pearl White Crane Wilbur Paul Panzier Roscoe Arbuckle Mabel Normand Mutual Europe

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Mme. Bolinius Goodtex Benedict Dry Goods Company F. M. Echols Publisher Blue Ridge Success North Sea John A. Ray Sheffield England Odessa Russia A. J. Ray Paris Ray Norway Emergency Currency Association Dr. Fleming
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