U. S. Labor Office Opens Grayson County Reemployment Center
Pat S. Tillman of the Sherman National Reemployment Office reports an extensive, ongoing registration and classification of unemployed Grayson County residents. He notes CW A terminations leave many seeking normal work or relief, with the service offering free employer placement and aiming to expand to a regional district.
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Sherman
Grayson County
United States Department of Labor
Pat 5 S. Tillman
Civil Works Administration
Tillman
Miss Lota Jane Frazier Passes After Illness
Miss Lota Jane Frazier died at home in Desert Sunday morning after illness. Funeral at Presbyterian Church with Rev. C. C. Hines and others, burial Blue Ridge Cemetery. Survived by parents and one brother. friends from Fort Worth Dallas Paris Sherman Celeste attended.
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Lota Jane Frazier
Desert
Presbyterian Church
C. C. Hines
Garland
L. C. Markham
Leonard
Rev. Grounds
Celeste
Blue Ridge Cemetery
Fort Worth
Dallas
Paris
Sherman, Celeste
Points
Fechner predicts Mrs. Roosevelt to host tea at White House
Herman W. Fechner, a New York commuting train conductor, and his family were invited to tea at the White House after Fechner had prophesied a future reversal of roles. He told Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt years earlier that she would ride the other way on his train and become first lady. The Ossining family, including daughters Elsie age 14 and Lula age 12, traveled to Washington to witness the occasion.
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New York
Herman W. Fechner
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Fechner
Albany
Mrs. Roosevelt
Herman
Washington
Fechners
Ossining
N. Y
Elsie
Lula
Bank Teller Pays Out Old Bills Sparks Microbe Worry
A teller at a bank, aiming to use new clean bills, apologized to a teacher for paying with old dirty notes. When asked about microbes, the teacher replied she is a teacher and doubts microbes live on her salary, implying trust in her pay.
Broadfoot Announces Candidacy for Fannin County Judge
Broadfoot, current County Attorney of Fannin County with 21 years in law, declares his bid for County Judge. Born in Honey Grove, long-time Bonham resident, he cites the Judge and Commissioners Court as county supervisors and vows personal outreach to voters. Political Ad.
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Broadfoot
Fannin County
Honey Grove
Bonham
Mystery Egyptian tomb claims Solomon era wife
Ancient tomb in Egypt reportedly holds the mummy of one of King Solomon s seven hundred wives. A solid gold scroll in the coffin bears Solomon s handwriting recounting how Moti saved him by drinking poisoned wine. The casket s crown and gems are described as priceless.
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Egypt
Solomon
Moti
Amento
Solomon’s Wives and the Bible’s Golden Caskets
Homer M. Price weighs historic plausibility of a biblical tale about Solomon’s safety and a Pharaoh’s daughter as one of his wives. He notes the claim’s strength from Scripture and jokes that even if all 350 wives survived, gold would have run out for golden caskets.
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Pharoah
Solomon
Homer M. Price
Do Texans Still Dip The Snuff By The Carload
J A Thomas of Memphis traffic manager for the American Snuff Company said the firm ships 1000 pounds of snuff into Texas each month. He spoke during a Texas Louisiana Tariff Bureau meeting in the Santa Fe Building in Dallas.
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Dallas
J. A. Thomas
Memphis, Tenn
American Snuff Company
Texas
Texas-Louisiana Tariff Bureau
Santa Fe
Local Classified Ads Prompt Readers for Supplies
Wanted fence posts see Carl May at Manning Clark Meador. Hatchery in operation book trays for settings each Monday. For sale trade cottonseed meal and hulls buy corn oats wheat. 400 egg incubator and broader nearly new cheap Herbert Dodson R A Vestal farm southeast of Whitewright.
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Carl May
Manning, Clark & Meador
R. D. Ford Hatchery
Kimbell Milling Company
Herbert Dodson
R. A. Vestal Farm
Whitewright
Political Announcements for Democratic Primary
The Sun publishes in advance notices of candidates subject to the July Democratic primary action.
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the Sun
Local Officials Named in Public Roll Call
For Sheriff FRANK REECE VIRGIL EVANS. For Assessor-Collector R. B. Bob CARAWAY J. C. Carl ALLRED. For Representative Place 1 J. H. Jim WAGGONER. For Justice of the Peace Prec 3 P. JANWAY J. L. CANTRELL. For Public Weigher TOM BRICE HAROLD DOSS.
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R. B
Bob) Caraway
J. C
Carl) Allred
P. Janway J. L. Cantrell
Tom Brice
Harold Doss
Hogwallow News Oddities Inspire Small Town Banter
After melt season, Jeff Potlock drops corn meal on Bounding Billows sidewalk sparking chilly laughs. Sile Kilden mocks tomorrow’s papers while Sidney Hocks warns Cricket Hicks he won’t back down. Atlas Peck pursues a chicken breeding plan to curb inferiority, and barbers joke about whiskers. Columbus Allsop condescends to manners as Fletch Henstep interrupts. A diner asks for chicken removal, the waiter explains Plymouth Rock.
Sybil Demonstrates Phonograph Records at Music Store
In conversation two friends discuss Sybil, noting her new job at a music store where she demonstrates phonograph records, a change that prompts surprise and observation about her behavior.
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Sybil
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LaFrance
Wapco
Price
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Lota
Earth
Ray
S. B. Martin
Naan
Hollywood
Edmund Lowe
Ann Sothern
Huston
Tee
Cert
Gentili
Daritone
Pesetzki
Solomon’s
Chesley Rutledge
F. W. Hudson
Sherman Steam Marble and Granite Works
W. Lamar St
Sherman, Texas
Esmeralda
W. H. S. Dramatic Club
Auto Finance Company
F. W. Creager
MGR. OF
Paul Stephens
East Whitewright
Ernest Harrison
O. A. Hrener
W. J. Martin
Frank Reece
Virgil Evans
J. H
Jim) Waggoner
Hogwallow News
Jeff Potlocks
Sile Kilden
Sidney Hocks
Cricket Hicks
Sid
Cricket
Atlas Peck
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Fletch Henstep
Columbus
Sudan
Lester Haile
Furniture Bargains
Trac
R. R. Waldo
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