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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1922
Page
4
The Whitewright Sun lists subscription price at $1.50 per year payable in advance and says notices of entertainments and obituaries will be charged at regular advertising rates. It notes correction policy if any erroneous reflection appears and welcomes reports to the publisher.
Fort Worth Star Telegram argues that true work success comes from using the brain behind the hands. It notes many skilled workers still rely on intellect to lead and innovate, with promotion favoring brain power over mere manual effort. The piece cites painters, sculptors, pianists, lab workers, and railroad executives as examples.
A historical newspaper style note laments marriage in decline, citing rising divorce and scandals as evidence that the sanctity of wedlock has largely eroded. The fragment reflects social attitudes toward marriage and morality.
The store offers Canton silk frocks Latin Crepes Crepe Roma and many drape effects with basque shapes and circular skirts plus trimmed and plain models. Wool frocks in Poiret Crepe Eponge and Serge present slim straight circular and side paneled silhouettes with bright trims and youthfully styled options. Coats and wraps in Pan velaines Normandies Cordettes Marino come in belted or wrappy forms with new brown and blue shades. Prices range 15.00 to 59.50 for frocks and 25.00 to 75.00 for coats.
The feature notes shoes of fashion offering high chic appeal at accessible prices. It examines style over status with budget friendly options, listing trends and notable price points guiding readers toward affordable glamour.
The story follows Mrs Elizabeth McCall, widow of lighthouse keeper Charles McCall, who tended the Cat Island beacon in Mississippi Sound after his death. She resumes service beside the light, then dies, with the government later appointing her to keep the light in his stead. The tale concludes with a reflection that marriage without love is a failure, for love never faileth.
Miss Joe Belle Sears daughter of Mr and Mrs Bascom Sears married Jack Ryan of Center Ville Texas last Thursday at 3:30 pm at the bride's parents home. The ceremony featured a piano sang and pink and brown canton crepe gowns for bridesmaids with lilies of the valley bouquets and a ring in a lily blossom.
Three hats showcase the new season’s distinguishing features. A wide brim velvet hat at the top wears handsome Japanese aigrettes under a jeweled front bar. Below, a metal cloth velvet hat displays leather ornaments. A simpler round two tone velvet hat completes the group.
In Whitewright the bride, a Port Worth Texas Woman's College honor graduate, cut the cake as guests praised her charm. The groom, J. T. Ryan’s son from Centerville, earned an A B from Southwestern University in 1920 and leads Centerville High School. After a Dallas honeymoon, the couple plans a Centerville home. Local and out of town guests attended the reception, including Miss Parks Clifton and Jim Ryan of Centerville.
A dress-up frock described for a youthful wearer features duvetine fabric trimmed with petals of the same cloth lined with crepe de chine in a bright contrast. The round neck is edged with corded piping and kimono sleeves extend to the elbow with crepe de chine puffs gathered into a band.
Central Christian Church invites a large congregation next Lordsday with plans for strong attendance. Morning service will feature a discussion tape titled The Gifts of the Holy Spirit and evening sessions in subdepartments, aimed at improving graded Bible instruction and new lessons in the adult Bible class.
A brief church notice invites readers not in Bible school to join services with Pastor A. FE. Major. It states Foster Produce Company offers the highest cash prices for country produce and identifies P. A. Short as local manager.
The Rich mond News Leader urges patience with currency reform noting that over time Ford will gain full control and be able to exercise his own judgment on the matter.
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