Local Notes Include Visits and Births in Knox City Area
G D McCarty oversees business interests at Knox City. Sherman residents Mr and Mrs John P Livingston visited the latter's parents Mr and Mrs R B Gordon Sunday. Miss Mae Thrift of Pilot Grove visits grandmother Mrs L F Hopkins for the week. Pierce's Café advertises fresh cigars. Tom King left for Dallas to enter Southern Methodist University. Mr and Mrs Joe Gosnell announce a girl. M Jones Roberts of Dallas visits his mother Mrs Mel Roberts. Shoe repair promises quality materials and satisfaction. Will Boone leaves for Dallas to resume studies at SMU. Roy Cowart announce the birth of a boy on the 18th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Livingston of
Sherman
R. B. Gordon
Will Boone
Dallas
Southern Methodist University
Local residents visit, loans offered, and errands noted
Dallas visitors Mr and Mrs T H Lively and several Sherman residents are mentioned along with neighbors from Whitesboro and Dallas. Loan offers appear repeatedly by R S Morehead and partners. A lost account book is reported between Whitewright and Bells.
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Mrs
T. H. Lively
Dallas
Whitewright and
Bells
Sun Office
Little Miss Dorothy Lee Gordon and Master George Gordon Pope Visit Sherman
Dorothy Lee Gordon and George Gordon Pope spent the weekend with relatives in Sherman, enjoying family time and local gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Lee Gordon
George Gordon Pope
Sherman
Bromo Quinine Box Cited With Signature in Cure Claim
A historical note warns that brom quinine tablets claim to cure colds grip and influenza with a single product labeled E. W. Grove and bearing the box signature. The line “We. 666 cures Malarial Fever. 9-23” appears as part of the tag.
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E. W. Grove
Three local women to attend College of Industrial Arts
Misses Mary Rena Penn Estelle Montgomery and Genevieve Davidson left Tuesday for Denton where they will attend the College of Industrial Arts. Paul C Miller will deliver a free Bible lecture at the Odeon theatre next Sunday afternoon at 3 oclock. His subject will be Millions Now Living Will Never Die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rena Penn
Estelle Montgomery
Genevieve Davidson
Denton
The
College of Industrial Arts
Paul C. Miller
Odeon Theatre
Store to Add Large Show Window At Manning and Clark
Manning and Clark plan a large show window for their store to enhance attractiveness. The new display feature aims to draw customers and elevate the shop’s presentation in the area.
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Manning & Clark
I. O. O. F. lodge visit to Leonard by six locals
R. S. Morehead Ott Lackey P. C. Delfel W. H. Green Will Looney and M. Bishop attended the I O O F lodge gathering in Leonard on Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Morehead
Ott Lackey
P. C. Delfel
W. H. Green
Will Looney
M. Bishop
Leonard
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Sherman Woman Visits Ray Sisters This Week
Miss Ruth Abernathy of Sherman spent several days here last week with Misses Inez and Gladys Ray, sharing time and catching up on local affairs during her stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Boston
Fort Worth
Ruth Abernathy
Sherman
Inez
Gladys Ray
Misses Fender and Kirkpatrick Headed to Trinity Texas
Miss Margreta Fender and Miss Velma Kirkpatrick left Tuesday for Waxahachie to attend Trinity College. They will spend time there and return soon, bringing back news of the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margreta Fender
Velma Kirkpatrick
Waxahachie
Trinity University
Bishop Alexander Takes Post at Woosley Hardware
Bishop Alexander, a former resident, has moved his family to Wolfe City and accepted a job at Woosley hardware store. The Legion Auxiliary will meet next Tuesday at 4 PM at the Legion Hall for an important called meeting. The Women’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church holds a social meeting next Tuesday at Mrs. J. H. Waggoner’s home at 3 PM. all members are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Alexander
Woosley Hardware Store
Bishop
Wolfe City
Auxiliary of the American Legion
Legion Hall
Womans Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
J. H. Waggoner
Three Students Set For A and M College
Claud Willis and Roger Davis begin their third year at A and M College in College Station while John McGaughey starts his first year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud Willis
Roger Davis
John McGaughey
College Station
A. & M. College
Claud
Roger
John
Doctor Edwin May Returns From Wichita Falls Service
Dr Edwin May has come back from Wichita Falls where he spent several weeks leading the optical department of a major jewelry firm during the manager’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin May
Wichita Falls
Cotton Belt Train Arrival Times Updated Sunday
Effective Sunday, September 25, the Cotton Belt schedule updates arrivals for westbound trains No 201 at 9 31 a m and No 203 at 5 01 p m and eastbound trains No 204 at 11 20 a m and No 202 at 6 45 p m.
Rally Day and Promotion Day at Central Christian Church
Central Christian Church invites all old friends and newcomers to Rally Day at Bible School hour 10 a.m. next Lordsday with new classes and surprises for fall and winter. Morning topic The Marvelous Grace of Jesus and at 7:30 p.m. Preaching Christ and Him Crucified. A. E. Major, Pastor.
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Jesus
Christ
A. E. Major
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Advertisement Claim
An 60 cent tonic touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a blood purifier and strengthener. It claims to purify blood with quinine and enrich it with iron, improve color and appetite, destroy malarial and grip germs, and be pleasant enough for children to take.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Popcorn machine destroyed by fire in Commerce
Chesley Rutledge’s new popcorn machine, bought for 435 dollars, was a total loss in Tuesday afternoon fire at Commerce and was not insured. Also, Opal Lena Binion, 15, died at her Bells-area home. Funeral and burial were at Pilot Grove Cemetery Monday afternoon conducted by Rev. I E Teague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesley Rutledge
Commerce
Opal Lena
D. W. Binion
Bells
Pilot Grove
I. E. Teague
Whitesboro Bank Clerk Weds Whitesboro Woman
Miss Ruth and Lurline Gafford return to their Austin home after visiting friends here. Mr and Mrs Frank Thomas of Whitesboro visited Mrs E O Thomas and relatives. Frank Thomas married last Thursday to Evelyn Scheid of Whitesboro. Frank works in a Whitesboro bank and has lived there recently. The Sun extends congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Lurline Gafford
Austin
E. O. Thomas
Mr. Thomas
Evelyn Scheid
Whitesboro
Frank
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Whitewright
Gordon Brothers
Telephone
G. D. McCarty
Knox City
Miss Mae Thrift
Pierce’s Cafe
Tom King
Joe Gosnell
M. Jones Roberts of
Mel Roberts
Roy Cowart
Mary Davis
Willard
Mrs. G. W. Pope
Charley Bryant Jr
Dalas
C. W. Bryant
Louise LaRoe
Texas Christian University
R. H. May
Tom Barbee
Charley Truett
Ben Roberts
Little Son
Houma
Craig
Grady May of
Celeste
T. H. Sears
Walter Myrick
Jim Sears
Lubbock
Ford Accessories
Lella Neathery
Cannon
W. M. Morgan
W. W. Bowling
Hopkinsville, Ky
Audrey Hampton
Baylor Medical College
Mrs. D. Orendorff
van Alstyne
Mrs. Morgan
Houston
B. F. Thompson
J. A. L. Wolfe
Wilbur Carter
J. M. Carter
Whitewright Lumber Co
Emmet Penn
Rhom Pennington
Winter
L. LaRoe & Company
Gallaher & Son
Eastman Kodaks
Jacob
Central Christian Church
Frank Thomas
Mrs. Merrell
Dyer & Jones
Rexall Store
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