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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1934

Page

5

Local Social Roundup of Visits Across Texas and Oklahoma

Allen Short visits Lubbock this week. Charley Ayres attends a Dallas circus. J A Stateville visits relatives in Mexia. Leon Mercer visits his sister in Lone Oak. Oscar and Mrs Smith of Tulsa visit Charley McLean family. Ootens and Frank Smith visit Mrs Lee Wilson. Haden and Lake visit sister in LaRoe home. Frances Bryant in Sherman visiting grandmother Nora Little. Ben Patterson visits Rockwall. Doss family hosts Claire in Bonham. Lester Ross of McKinney visits his mother, W T Ross. W S Cunningham visits Greenville. D E Low returns from Chicago Century of Progress. Elizabeth Waggoner goes to Fort Worth for rush at Texas Woman's College. R B Gordon in Abilene visiting sister J F Waddell. W E LaRoe and others visit Dallas. Sherman guests visit Corsicana home of Buster Graves.

Leonard area notes and social items sparse on main events

The column lists visitors and residents in Whitewright and nearby towns, including Mrs. J W McMillin and Mrs L LaRoe visiting, multiple family visits from Sherman Fort Worth Dallas and Jacksonville, a revival in Shady Grove, Ringling Bros. circus trip, and local club meetings plus local business updates and a 60th birthday dinner for J W Burden.

Correction on a Move In The Sun

The Sun corrects an error in a recent article stating Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cook moved to a new address. Mrs. Cook contacted the office to say she has not moved and hopes readers know the mistake was theirs. The newspaper extends the correction to readers in Whitewright and surrounding areas.

Jessi Wallace Whitewright Wallace City Water Department the Sun Fred Cook Fred Clark

May chaperones five to Ringling Bros performance

Dr. and Mrs. Ross R. May take five youths to Dallas to see Ringling Bros Barnum and Bailey Circus. James German announces Whitewright dramatic arts project beginning next week with three daily classes for 16 and older at the high school, free of charge, plus public performances and private lessons for younger students.

Ross R. May Dallas Ringling Bros. Barnum and Bailey Circus Davis Parrish Robert Emerson Sears C. B. Bryant III Thomas Kirk May Gillett Whitewright James German German New York City

Rally Day at First Presbyterian Church

Dr. B Wrenn Webb leads services with Sunday school at 10 am and morning worship at 11 am on Rally Day. An offering for Christian education is taken. Evening programs include youth organization at 6 30 pm and worship at 7 30 pm themed Gods Clock.

B. Wrenn Webb

Church of Christ Sunday Services Announced

Preaching at 11 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday with morning topic What the Prophets Have Found Through the Ages and evening topic How Can I Know I Am Saved Attention is called to the program and notice of continuing services.

Roberts Co. Promotes Linoleum Rug Patterns at Low Prices

Roberts Co. markets 9x12 Linoleum rugs with a variety of patterns at attractive prices. The ad urges readers to visit and view the designs in person.

Roberts Co

Church Campaign Urges Enrollment and Membership Growth

J R Waldrum calls a citywide church campaign to boost Bible study enrollment youth participation and church membership. He urges new residents to join, support church programs, and enroll children in Bible school while promising leadership training for the young and a full church presence in all services.

J. R. Waldrum

Chattanooga man keeps 132 razors from famous names

Jo Anderson, a retired druggist of Chattanooga Tennessee, owns 132 razors and has rejected an offer over 10000 dollars. The collection includes pieces given by notable figures such as Woodrow Wilson Joseph Jefferson James Whitcomb Riley and Eugene Field.

Jo Anderson Chattanooga, Tenn Woodrow Wilson Joseph Jefferson James Whitcomb Riley Eugene Field

Also Mentioned on This Page

Allen T. Short Lubbock Charley Ayres J. A. Stateville Mexia Leon Mercer of Lone Oak Mrs Sidney Watson Oscar Smith Tulsa, Okla Charley McLean John Ooten Frank Smith Trenton Lee Wilson J. P. Haden Earl Lake Durant, Okla L., LaRoe Frances Bryant Sherman Nora Little Ben Patterson Rockwall W. W. Dossey T. G. Doss Claire Bonham Lester Ross of McKinney W. T. Ross D. E. Low Chicago The Century of Progress Elizabeth Waggoner Fort Worth Texas Woman’s College Mrs. R. B. Gordon Abilene J. F. Waddell W. E. LaRoe Gomer May Guy Hamilton J. E. Mangrum J. H. Graves Paul Graves Buster Graves Corsicana Lee Tracy Bob Steele In “Galloping Romeo” Alen Red Rider Bert Wheeler Robert Woolsey Africa With Raquel Torres Barbara Stanwick PATHE Rosemary Ames Victor Jory Joe E. Brown J. W. McMillin Southmayd L. LaRoe M. A. Kay Luella Jesse Wallace W. R. Hooper Jacksonville Mabel Byars of T. J. Rector Willis Simmons Cora Simmons Clarene McMillin Jack Ryan T. J. Smith G. C. Ivins First Baptist Church Baptist Church Shady Grove Leonard James Lackey Dick Barbee Miss Blanche Montgomery Ringling Bros. Circus C. R. Truett Rev J. L. Truett C. A. Sevier Little Rock, Ark Wm. H. Daub Earl Myrick Cordelia Russell Tom Russell Clifford Felker Rex Kenneth Felker Whitesboro Marion Felker Bessie Jo and Margaret Barbee T. E. Barbee R. L. Johnson Optometrist L. W. Debenham Greenville E. G. Robbins Miss Ruth M. T. Craig Palace Theatre Mr. Craig J. H. Waggoner Pilot Grove McCarley R. L. Sears Marvin Bryant Madill Okla James Sears Lem Tittsworth J. N. Carter W. N. Carter Terrell J. W. Hicks Mt. Vernon Anna Martha Roberts Harry Roberts Lillian Smith Leon Devenport J. D. Lowe T. P. Devenport Sherman Hospital H. F. Thompson J. W. Berry Mrs. Roberts Benna Berry Melissa Robert Bryan Pauline Hazelwood W. S. Bryan Mary Nell Young Women’s Sewing Club Floyd Bassett Roy Blanton M. Belew & Son Grand Avenue Sears Street Bryan Holcomb Home Demonstration Club Ed Martin Dug Maddux D. A. Taylor F. D. Layman Waldo Woman’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church J. W. Burden Orangeville Kentucky Fannin County Clarence Burden Frank Hicks W. O. Romans Mary Lee Ross Bow-Wright Pharmacy First Presbyterian Church Church OF Christ Men’s Union DERBY Price Cole & Davis Co H. P. Donigan
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