Local visitors and houseguests span Dallas to Durant
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stuteville Jr. of Dallas visited relatives here Sunday. Mrs. Carl May returned from Dallas. Mrs. Wray Hartwell of Oklahoma City visiting Mrs. Frank Hannah. Mrs. Lester Haile visiting Mrs. John Bean in Gainesville. Lem Tittsworth of Bonham selling cast wood stoves. Mrs. Lee Myers of Bonham visiting daughter Mrs. Ray Manning. Clyde Thompson of Durant visited his father H. F. Thompson. Percy Darwin and children visited relatives in Dallas. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnson and children visited relatives in Denison. Dr. and Mrs. W. E. McGlosson of Commerce visited Mrs. W. T. Hamilton. Mrs. Mel Roberts visiting Dallas with son M. J. Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Roberts and son from Dallas visiting Mel Roberts’s mother. Ben Roberts of Sweetwater spent weekend with his mother. Lem Tittsworth will put away bedroom or living room suite with a small down payment. Mrs. Ray Manning and children spent Sunday in Bonham. Mrs. M. A. Mangrum returned from Valley View after visiting her son Jim Mangrum.
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Lem Tittsworth
Bonham
Roberts Co. trades and bargains in a 1930s column
Bill Jones promotes Roberts Co. bargains across groceries fruit and household items. The ad highlights 5 cents a can Pork & Beans 16 07 cans, corn fed bacon, fresh fruit, poultry and eggs, leather goods, mens pants pre NRA pricing, auto casings and tubes, oil stoves, secondhand stoves, leather collars, work shirts, and Blue Granite Mixing Bowls at 25c with show-window display.
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Roberts Co
Community visits and local notices span Dripping Springs to Leonard
A busy Sunday and week feature visits across towns including Dripping Springs Nocona Sherman Leonard and Whitesboro. Notables include Rev L G Hagard assisting revival in Nocona and D A Ray's family updates. Dutch Treat Tea Room lease at Sherman and a Planters gin fire with 600 pounds seed damaged are reported locally.
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L. G. Hagard
Methodist Church
Nocona
Clyde Craig
Dutch Treat Tea Room
Austin College
Sherman
Community notices and local events swell Durant week
The annual pure food show by the Presbyterian Church runs October 12 to 14 in a former Lloyd Moore building owned by Dr. Stephens of Randolph. Durant Daily News publisher R. F. Story and others visit. a fatal auto accident injures eight year old Cecil Annip in Sherman. a rodeo highlight features George Gordon Pope and Buck Hopper. Church groups plan charitable boxes. Rev. Ball attends birthday services of Rev. Fuller, who marks his 87th birthday.
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Ladies the Presbyterian Church
Lloyd Moore
Dr. Stephens
Randolph
Cecil Joe
Cecil Annip
Throckmorton Street
Sherman
Wilson N. Jones Hospital
C. L. Patton
Whitewright
Annip
S. L. Ball
Travis Street
D. F. Fuller
Mr. Fuller
Bells
Howe
Grayson County
Buck Hopper
Bob Mullins
Pet
George Gordon Pope
Palace Theatre Announces Weekly Film Program
In The Sun's column the Palace Theatre reveals Friday and Saturday features the action packed Between Fighting Men with Ken Maynard. Monday and Tuesday show 42nd Street a top draw plus a comedy. Wednesday and Thursday are bargain nights at 10 cents for all with No Marriage Ties featuring Elizabeth Allen.
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the Sun
the Palace Theatre
Ken Maynard
42Nd Street
Elizabeth Allen
Simmons Watson Married in Whitewright Ceremony
Miss Carolyn Simmons wed Lowell Watson at one o clock Sunday at the brides home with Rev G C Ivins officiating. The couple left for Dallas on a brief honeymoon and will reside in Whitewright after their marriage ends a romance that spanned several years.
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Carolyn Simmons
Lowell Watson
W. T. Simmons
G. C. Ivins
The
Baptist Church
Edith Earl Young and Hasca Byron Smith Wed in Farmington
Edith Earl Young of Farmington and Hasca Byron Smith of Whitewright Texas were married at First Baptist Church Farmington on September 7 1933. The ceremony was performed by Rev F Q Crockett in a quiet affair attended by immediate relatives. The bride a Farmington High School and Ozark Business College graduate has worked for The News. The groom a native of Whitewright and noted in Northeast Texas professional basketball circles will reside on his family farm in Whitewright. The couple left for Texas after the ceremony.
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Farmington
Edith Earl Young
Hasca Byron Smith
Whitewright
Texas
First Baptist Church
F. Q. Crockett
J. Y. Young
Farmington High School
Ozark Business College
the News
Smith
J. E. Smith
Mahurin High School
Long Overdue Santa Fe Check Returned to Ex-Worker
J W Briggs claimed a 27.50 wage check from 26 years ago when he left Honey Grove. Santa Fe Agent S S Bowen wrote to the Treasury Department and learned the check is valid and will be forwarded to Briggs shortly.
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Signal Citizen
J. W. Briggs
Santa Fe
S. S. Bowen
Treasury Department
Santa Fe Railway
Galveston
Honey Grove
Bowen
Briggs
Eight Dallas Post Office Women Discharged
Eight women employed at the Dallas post office were notified of their discharge Monday. Each woman has a husband in government service, a situation made illegal by a Congress bill passed last year. Goff's Comedians, a tent show organization, plays Whitewright this week, having fielded a changed cast and new plays since its prior visit six weeks ago.
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Dallas
Congress
Goff
Whitewright
The Lady's Slipper, Rarest British Wild Flower
The article notes the lady's slipper as the rarest wild flower in Britain, highlighting its rarity and conservation status. It mentions its distinctive appearance and limited regional presence, underscoring protection efforts.
Black Hills Stand as South Dakota’s Mineral Heart
The Black Hills hold virtually all of South Dakota’s mineral wealth, dominating the state's geology and resource profile. This region’s rich deposits underpin mining activity and economic expectations across the state.
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South Dakota
Black Hills
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J. A. Stuteville Jr
Carl May
Mrs. Wray Hartwell
Oklahoma City
Mrs
Frank Hannah
Lester Haile
Gainesville
John Bean
Mrs. Lee Myers
Ray Manning
Clyde Thompson
Durant, Okla
H. F. Thompson
Percy Darwin
Joe Johnson
Denison
W. E. McGlosson
Commerce
W. T. Hamilton
Mel Roberts
M. J. Roberts
Ben Roberts
Sweetwater
M. A. Mangrum
Valley View
Jim Mangrum
Bill Jones
Mrs. Cull Reeves
Wallace
Dripping Springs
R. C. Caylor
Chicago
W. W. Caylor
Mrs. H. M. Hamilton
Bonnie Belle
Mrs. Howard Gilgree
Walter G.reed
Fred W. Smith
Frank Spindle of
J. F. Spindle
W. H. Holland
Whitesboro
J. F. Holland
John Donaghey
Annie Mae
Trenton
D. A. Ray
John Cantrell
J. L. Cantrell
Robert Cantrell
Sherman Democrat
Jim
Charley Griffin
Daingerfield
Arthur Griffin
Orangeville
Jean LaRoe
Leonard
Dorothy LaRoe
Hazel Ray McKenzie
Bobby Jack
Sidney Watson
Blossom
Texas- Louisiana Power Company
R. L. Johnson
Optometrist
We Or
Ed Buchanan
Mrs. Roberts
Miss Thornton of
J. M. Sturdivant
Dr. J. A. Ray
St. Louis
Washington University
Dr. A. J. Ray
Leonard High School
J. W. Berry and Sons
J. W. Jr
Clarence
Melissa
Luther Roberts
McKinney
Warren Wright
Robinson, Kansas
Bud Pierce
W. L. Stowers
Denton
Lloyd Stowers
Denton State Teachers College
Needlework Guild
Rock Lake
Loletta Coffey
Weldon Binion
Lindsey Coffey
Howard Hedgpeth
Vera Holland
Frances Hedgpeth
North Texas State Teachers College
W. T. Homes
Princeton
Collin County
Basil Thomson
Mr. Homes
Rawleigh Products
the Baptist Church
J. C. Gillespie
Earl Myrick
W. M. Gates
Ed Martin
Gillespie
Dan Hollingsworth
Jim Hollingsworth
Dan
R. F. Story
Crawford Montgomery
Story
Durant
W. C. Cook
Sun
Methodist Orphan’s Home
Gordon’s
Go-Getters Union of the Baptist B. Y. P. U
Group No. 1
Ross Wilson
Group No. 2
Maggie Horton
Frances Gillespie
Hugh Trotter
Mrs. Trotter
Agnes Coffey
Mack Pierson
Silman’s Grocery & Market
Prince Albert
East Texas
Palace Theatre
Simmons-Watson
Young-Smith
Dr. Miles
Miles
Fern C. Withers
Whitewright Sun
Whitewright, Texas
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