Local residents host visitors and relatives through weekend
Numerous locals spent weekends with relatives and friends from Denison Celina Bonham Sherman Dallas and other towns. Visitors included Dr. and Mrs. Ross May Dallas. Mr. and Mrs. B Lege Denison. J Kerr McAlister Okla. Ray Phillips El Paso. Miss Clara Craig Dallas. and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross R. May
Dallas
R. A. Jones
Celina
S. E. Jones
Dallas visitors and local movers noted in Bonham column
Joe Johnson and sister Miss Mary visit Dallas. McDougall Kitchen Cabinet ad. D. G. Cole and G. B. Bray of Hud son & Davis Co. in Dallas on business. Miss Mary Lou Ross enrolled at Burleson College in Greenville. Mrs. Tom Barbee and Miss Bessie Joe guests of Mrs. Emma Smith in Dallas. Mrs. Monie Pollard Lone Oak visits. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. King guest of Eugene McElvaney. McElvaney family visits home. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Cantrell and children stay with C. A. McLean family. Edgar Bow and Miss Foy Bow enroll at Northeast Texas Teachers College Commerce. Gordon Bros. grocers buy hens and eggs. Miss Altha Mae Vestel enrolls at Baylor College Belton. Mrs. A. L. Groves and Roy Harold and Elizabeth visit Gainesville. W. L. Robbins resigns from L. LaRoe Lumber Leonard and joins Clem Lumber Greenville. Lester LaRoe transferred to Leonard as yard manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Robbins
L. LaRoe
Leonard
Greenville
Clem Lumber Company
Lester LaRoe
LaRoe
Ector
LaRoe Lumber Yard Names Eugene McIver Manager
Eugene McIver is appointed manager of the LaRoe Lumber Company yard at Bailey after several months of service in the local LaRoe yard. J M Wright buys a third interest in Bow‑Wright Drug Company from Roscoe Pace, who recently acquired the business from O G and R A Bow and Pace. Wright, previously employed elsewhere, plans to stay with the firm after his investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Badgett
Denison
Thomas Badgett
Eugene McIver
LaRoe Lumber Company
Bailey
Eugene
LaRoe
J. M. Wright
Bow-Wright Drug Company
Roscoe Pace
Mr. Pace
O. G
R. A. Bow
Mr. Wright
Junior B Y P U Program Introduces Speakers
A list of names presents the Junior B Y P U Program introductions with speakers Martha Lindsey Oleta Chambers Margy Smith Dorothy Gillett Tate Belew Vestal Burton Hali burton Mangrum and others outlining goals to study hard be kind be honest pray and follow Jesus in school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny Ruth Whitworth
Jesus
Martha Sue Lindsey
Oleta Chambers
Margy Smith
Dorothy Juan Gillett
Dorothy Tate
Dorothy Belew
Lulu Lee Vestal
Alberta Haliburton
Una Mae Mangrum
Aladdin Lamp Supplies Highlighted by Gordon Bros
Gordon Bros, grocers, advertise a full line of Aladdin lamp supplies. The notice emphasizes availability of lamps, wicks, chimneys, and oils for home lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Bros
Colds Cause Grip and Influenza Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Bromo Quinine tablets as a cure for colds grip and influenza. It notes a single product line with E W Grove signature on the box and a price of 30 cents.
Liberty bonds urged to back canceling European debt
The American Lumberman calls on readers to mail in Liberty bonds as part of a campaign to see America cancel its European debt, urging wide turnout among supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Early Morning Fire Alarms Shock Whitewright Residents
Fires struck Whitewright in two incidents between midnight and daybreak. About 2:00 a residence two blocks south of the Katy station burned, owned by a Sherman party and insured for 1000 dollars. At 4:15 the home of Mrs. E. D. Benton caught fire, destroying the dwelling and household goods, insured for 600 and 200 respectively. Also note W. J. Looney's move to Slaton as manager of McKeragan Furniture Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright
Katy
E. D. Benton
W. J. Looney
McKeragan Furniture Company
Slaton
Mr. Looney
Quinine Advertisement at Sun Office
An old typewriter paper ad promotes LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE as a tonic and laxative remedy. It claims the product does not affect head nerves or cause ringing and mentions E. W. GROVE as the signer. The price listed is 30c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun Office
E. W. Grove
Aristocrat-led revolution predicted by H. G. Wells
The Wichita Eagle quotes H. G. Wells predicting a real revolution among the aristocrats rather than the masses and urges revolution supporters to join them. A physiologist in the Little Rock Gazette notes the body contains chemicals valued at ninety eight cents, arguing the total value rises little with added chemicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Harry
H. G. Wells
Little Rock
Arkansas Gazette
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. LaRoe & Company
Leonard Ector
Bailey, Roxton
McAlester Coal
Miss Sue McConnell
Jacksboro
Royse Lay
Mrs. B. Lege
J. Kerr
McAlister, Okla
D. T. Howard
Lucian LaRoe
Joe Hamilton
Raymond Phillips
el Paso
Mrs
Frank Phillips
Lee Myers
Bonham
Ray Manning
Mamie Cox
Garland
Harold Doss
Kathleen Phillips
Sherman
J. R. Fleming
Waco
Annette Wilson
R. L. Sears
Corpus Christi
Jack Mitchell
Earl Hill
Mollie Hill
Clara Craig
Cecil Craig
B. S. Montgomery
Abilene
J. H. Bradshaw
Eula Mae Weatherly
Lone Oak
Sam Barrett
Joe
Paducah
J. A. Ragsdale
M. J. Roberts
A. M. Roberts
Frederick, Okla
R. B. Mack
Holmes Connelly
Trenton
B. G. Gowdy
J. R. Pennington
T. E. Sears
Jones County
Frank Hanna
Lester Haile
Lem Tittsworth Furniture Co
R. L. Johnson
Joe Johnson
Miss Mary
McDougall
D. G. Cole
G. B. Bray
The
Hudson & Davis Company
Mary Lou Ross
Burleson College
Tom Barbee
Bessie Joe
Emma Smith
Monie Pollard
A. T. Phillips
W. H. King
Eugene McElvaney
McElvaney and Son
Julius Cantrell
Edgar Bow
Miss Foy Bow
Northeast Texas Teachers College
Commerce
Altha Mae Vestel
Belton
Baylor College
A. L. Groves
Roy Harold
Elizabeth
Gainesville
Wrigleys
Wrigley’s P. K
Wrigley
Southern Ice & Utilities CO
Jesse McIver
Wichita Eagle
Condie Bray
St.louisiana
Whitewright Lumber Co
Henryetta
Condie
Bray