Earnheart Funeral Home marks twentieth anniversary in Whitewright
The Earnheart Funeral Home celebrates twenty years in Whitewright with founder Glen Earnheart arriving in 1933 and a move to a new West Maple street facility in 1952. Philip Earnheart joined later as partner as the business serves Trenton Tom Bean Bells Savoy Ector Randoloph Westminster.
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Glen Earnheart
Earnheart
Whitewright
Main Street
Dollarhide
West Maple Street
Philip Earnheart
Trenton
Tom Bean, Bells, Savoy
Ector
Randolph
Westminster
Study Says Money Becoming Obsolete Credit Taking Over
Chicago report notes a psychologist asserts credit cards replace cash for the affluent. Peter E Siegle argues society shifts to a credit culture with cards for dining, lodging, travel, and airlines, shaping ego and status as a modest business baron.
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Chicago
Peter E. Siegle
Siegle
Rolfs
Sun Honor Roll Acknowledges Subscriptions
A list of valued subscribers is thanked for subscription payments including O. G. Bow Jr. and many others such as Youngblood Monument Co. C. L. Holland Mrs. Sam Golden R. I. Scott and more. The roll spans individuals and businesses reflecting community support for the Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. G. Bow Jr
Youngblood Monument Co
C. L. Holland
Sam Golden
R. I. Scott
Frank Alexander
W. M. Taylor
Gerald Cleveland
D. L. Holley
J. W. Blakey
Roger Holcomb
Pascal Farley
J. H. Gosnell J. L. England
W. E. Gosnell
R. B. Neathery
M. L. Spencer
J. Alton May
James E. Taylor
L. M. Tasker
R. B. Mack
Billy B. Pritchett
Ruth Keck
Keith Phillips Wallace Wilson
W. D. Williams
Boyd Sanderson
John Norris C, Sutton
P. H. Connelly Wynne
S Bureau
L. T. Bishop
W. H. Forrest
J. V. Forrest
W. L. Moore
Mar C. Ryan Hayden
M. Hamilton
Ashley D. Jameson
Henry Reeves
Joe Alexander
Max G. Hamby
Gladys Ray
Inez Musser
S. P. Jackson
C. C. Childress
Obie Rutledge
I. L. Neathery
H. O. Ford
Foy Reeves
Ross R. May
W. B. Muckleroy
Clifton Brewer
C. R. Brewer
Arline Reeves
Arthur J. Badgett
O. G. Bow
Philip Earnheart
Nina’s Beauty Shop
Frank Whitworth
Johnny Mae Vestal
George W. Ball
B. B. Bell
J. L. Bennett
Augustus Davis
W. A. Henry W. E. Denton
Bob Andrew
Robert Chumbley
R. L. Benish
Mabel Kelly
T. L. Hopkins
Ben R. Jones
C. H. Carpenter
J. Frank Wilson
Bill Smith
John Oliver
John Biggerstaff Findley Haile
David Price
James C. Bryant
Tom Sears
T. E. Sears
Cordia Caldwell
Charlie Ayres
Roy Talley
E. B. Martin
Weekly School Lunch Menu Highlights
Tuesday offers Peanut Butter and Banana Sandwiches with Pimiento Cheese Sandwiches along with sliced pickle carrot sticks and ice cream. Wednesday features Hot Dogs with Chili potato chips cookies and peach halves. Thursday serves Red Beans with Ham mixed greens cornbread and banana pudding. Friday presents Hamburgers baked beans lettuce tomato pickle onion and chocolate cake with icing.
Texas teachers and rooms exceed national averages
A study based on U S Department data finds Texas averages 25.8 pupils per teacher and 27.8 pupils per classroom, against national 26.2 and 28.5 respectively. In late 1957 Texas had about 1 885 000 pupils, 73 000 teachers and 67 700 classrooms while South Dakota led with 18 students per teacher and per classroom.
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Texas
South Dakota
U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Eisenhower urges cautious tax cuts amid rainfall totals
President Eisenhower urged a go slow on tax cuts after weighing Baruch's testimony and defense reforms. He defended central authority in the Defense Department and opposed unilateral nuclear test suspensions while signaling hope for an East West summit. Rainfall in March totaled 3.85 inches, with 8.15 inches for the first quarter and 58.44 inches for the year.
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Washington
Eisenhower
New York
Bernard M. Baruch
Baruch
Defense Department
Congress
Defense Secretary
United States
Russia
Sen
Styles Bridges
R.N. H
Soil Evaluation Bulletin Aids Farmers At College Station
A Texas extension service bulletin titled How does your soil rate offers farmers guidance on evaluating soil texture depth fertility and permeability. It covers slope wetness hazard erosion limiting factors and land treatments with aims of uniform teaching. Obtain from county agents or Agricultural Information Office College Station B 836. The piece ends with a quip about boys at a drug store and jelly beans.
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College Station
Agricultural Information Office
Texas
Dear Mister Editor reflects on cuffs and potatoes across states
Uncle Dan from Tom Bean writes to the editor lampooning Senator Margaret Chase Smith over Maine potatoes at a Idaho Air Force base. He rails at fashion cuffs, contrasts regional supply chains, and mocks city folks for mistaken gardening habits as he recalls wartime fabric and safety ideas.
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Margaret Chase Smith
Idaho
Maine
Aroostook County
Air Force
Italy
New York
Alaska
Hoboken
New Jersey
Pentagon
Margaret
London
Germany
Japan
War Production Board
Deaths and Funeral Services in Dallas Whitewright Notes
Obituaries for Betty Mears Babcock 26 of Dallas and Jeff C. Mays 30 of Dallas detail services, burial, survivors, and affiliations. Betty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Mears, died of cerebral hemorrhage at 6731 Vanderbilt Dallas. funeral at Barnheart Chapel with Revs. Jackson and Pittsinger, burial Oak Hill. Jeff Mays, born 1927 in Henryetta Oklahoma, died at a Dallas Veterans Hospital. services at Earnheart Chapel. survivors listed.
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Betty Mears Babcock
Barnheart
E. B. Jackson
Grand Prairie
Homer Pittsinger
Garland
Oak Hill Cemetery
John Shearer
Arthur Peace
Fred Cook Jr
Doyce Worsham
Elvin Petty
E. E. England
Vanderbilt
Dallas
Betty
O. J. Mears
Whitewright
Meyers & Rosser Drug Company
Garland Methodist Church
Bud Wilson
Jeff C. Mays
Dallas Veterans Hospital
Denley Drive
Earnheart Funeral
James Daniel
John Roberson
Weldon Darwin
John Turney
L. A. Watkins
Rufus Short
Joe Taylor
John C. Chesser
Mrs. Eula Williams 81 Dies. Rites in Sherman
Mrs. Eula Williams an 81 year old former Pilot Grove resident died Tuesday at her Dallas home. Funeral services were held in Sherman and burial was in Pilot Grove Cemetery. She was born in Kentucky on January 15, 1877 and survived by two sons, three daughters, ten brothers, two sisters, ten grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren.
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Eula Williams
Pilot Grove
Dallas
Sherman
Kentucky
Williams
A. T
Tannie Scott
J. B. Williams
J. O. Williams
A. R. Williams
O. W
John Trigg Dies. Rites Set in Abilene
John Trigg longtime Whitewright resident died at 1 p.m. Wednesday in Abilene. Funeral services are planned for Friday morning in Abilene. He was survived by several children including Mrs. George Hicks of Whitewright route three and was a brother in law of Jessie Bow of Whitewright.
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John Trigg
Whitewright
Abilene
Trigg
George Hicks
Jessie Bow
Denison Woman Fannie Campbell Dies at 86
Mrs. Fannie Campbell eighty six of Denison died Friday night in a Sherman hospital. Funeral services were held in Bonham at 3 p m Sunday with burial in Willow Wild Cemetery. She is survived by nine children including Lola Hood of Whitewright Bennie Miles of Corpus Christi Effie Rossin of Ely Lorene Lorance Mary Riggs Bonnie Cline Modell Clark Fred Campbell and Charlie Campbell.
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Fannie Campbell
Denison
Sherman
Bonham
Willow Wild
Campbell
Whitewright
Lola Hood
Bennie Miles
Corpus Christi
Effie Rossin
Ely
Lorene Lorance
Mary Riggs
Bonnie Cline
Modell
Clarence M Hill Funeral In Cannon Methodist Church
Clarence My ers Hill 70 retired farmer died, funeral held at Cannon Methodist Church and burial in Cannon Cemetery. He lived in Cannon Van Alstyne area 46 years and is survived by wife, daughter Mrs Joe Alexander of Dallas, sons Eldon Hill and R Lee Hill, sisters Mrs Henry Snaddy and Mrs Amos Morris, and four grandchildren. Telephonic links between New York and Chicago established in 1883. Shrimp dish tip urges using liquid from deveined canned shrimp.
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Henryetta
Okla
Mays
Grover C. Mays
Doris Ford
van Alstyne
Air Force
Lancaster Avenue Methodist Church
Dallas
Rosetta
Richard
Jeffrey
Ancel Davis
J. W. Spindle
Shirley Ann Mays
Sam Fuller
Irving
Sam McDaniel
Union Bowers
Clarence M
Clint Hennig Elected New Rotary Club President
Clint Hennig was elected president of the Rotary Club at the annual officers election last Friday advancing from vice president. Dick Walker became vice president with B R Vestal and David Johnson as directors. Russell Summers and Ed LaRoe were reelected secretary and treasurer. The new officers will take office in June. Colonel Klineson of Perrin Air Force Base spoke, outlining base improvements and inviting a Rotary meeting at Perrin with a tour of the base and Officers Club. The fish fry plans were postponed until spring is confirmed.
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Clint Hennig
Rotary Club
Dick Walker
B. R. Vestal
David Johnson
Russell Summers
Ed LaRoe
Klineson
Perrin Air Force Base Group
W. E. Stanford
Perrin
Rotaryanus
Officers Club
Texas United Fund Campaigns Raise Nearly $20 Million
The Texas United Defense Fund reports fall campaigns raised $19,863,087 toward health welfare and recreation services for 1958. 156 campaigns aimed for $20,825,548 with 121 complete at 98.67 percent of goals, 65 meeting or exceeding targets.
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Texas United Defense Fund
United Campaigns
Texas
United
Union
Watrous H. Irons
The
Federal Reserve Bank of the
11Th District
United Community Funds
Councils of America
United Community
Federated Way
United Way
United Community Funds and Councils of America
Eisenhower Approves Soil Bank Funds for Farmers
President Eisenhower signed legislation adding 25 million dollars for the soil bank this year. The $2,861,008,793 appropriations supplement funds for several federal agencies, boosting the program to 750 million dollars for farmers retiring land from crop production. Playwright Eugene O Neill has won the Pulitzer Prize three times.
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Washington
Farm Soil Bank
Eisenhower
Added Soil Bank
Eugene O'Neill
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George Hight
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George
F. M. Echols
Echols
Chamber of Commerce
Central Defense Authority
Dan
Tom Bean
Georgia
Wimmen
Whitewright, Texas
Grayson Or
Fannin Counties
Mrs
Betty Babcock
New Rotary Club
Texas United Fund
Eisenhower Okays Soil Bank
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