Local social notes from surrounding towns
Mrs. Loren Johnson of Houston visits relatives here. Several readers travel to Dallas for weekends and holidays while others spend time with family in Van Alstyne, Nocona, Kilgore, Sherman, Commerce and Denton. Births and employment moves are noted among local residents and students.
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Mrs. Loren Johnson
Houston
Tasty Platter Partners 1 No 2 Can Asparagus Spears
Recipe notes describe draining asparagus and reducing liquid to a cup then making a cream sauce with butter flour and lemon juice. Add Tabasco, seasonings, pour over heated asparagus and chops with sliced egg garnish for four servings. Also mentions Normandy dishes and Snappy Cheese Sauce variations with cheese and pimiento.
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Normandy
Stalin Entered Hell Wearing Devil's Cloak in Satirical Tale
An Altus Oklahoma piece by Henry McLemore imagines Stalin arriving in hell at 8:30 am on a four metored jet pitchfork. The devil greets him and the scene lists infamous figures. Stalin is praised for violence as hell’s ruler places the cape horns and tail on him in a darkly comic reunion with history.
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Stalin
Hell On Earth
Altus
Oklahoma
Henry McLemore
Hell
Josef Stalin
Devil
Hitler
Napoleon
Lucrezio Borgia
Quisling
Benedict Arnold
Peter the Great
George III
John Dillinger
al Capone
Nero
Prince of Darkness
Notice To Creditors of John Thompson Ashburn Estate
Original Letters Testamentary granted March 2 1953 by Grayson County Court Texas to Ruth C Ashburn Independent Executrix of the estate. Creditors must present claims within legal time. Residence Route 3 Sherman Texas. Published in The Whitewright Sun April 2 9 16 and 23 1953.
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John Thompson Ashburn
Grayson County
Texas
Route 3
Sherman
Ruth C. Ashburn
Whitewright Sun
Waiting Room Quietly Echoes With Final Words
In a crowded doctor's waiting room an old man declares he will go home and die a natural death. The scene captures bleak resignation as patients wait amid desultory chatter and growing silence.
Traffic Casualty Record Last Year Over Two Million
The Travelers Insurance Company reports 1952 saw 37,600 traffic deaths and 2,090,000 injuries in the nation. Speed was the leading fatal factor with 13,430 deaths. drivers under 25 accounted for about 25 percent of crashes. Weekend crashes caused over 15,000 deaths and nearly 750,000 injuries. Pedestrian casualties fell slightly, but jay walking remained a major danger.
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Hartford
Conn
Travelers Insurance Companies
Travelers
Jay
Debtors and Creditors Notice for Estate of J G Burks
On March 19 1953 letters testamentary were granted in Grayson County Texas to Nannie E Burks executrix Estate of J G Burks Deceased. All claimants must present claims by law and debtors should settle. Executrix address R F D 4 Whitewright Texas dated March 20 1953. Sun March 26 April 2 9 and 16 1953.
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J. G. Burks
Grayson County
Texas
Whitewright
Nannie E. Burks
Whitewright Sun
Driving Fatalities Rise Through 1952
The report notes crashes in clear weather on dry roads with 80 percent of fatalities in straight ahead travel. Saturday emerges as the most dangerous day for driving and 1952 marks the third straight yearly rise in deaths.
Revenge Plan Noted in Vivid Labeled Package
A bitter, betrayed girlfriend schemes revenge after a broken engagement. She wraps the ring in wadding, boxes it, and addresses it to the intended recipient with a bold label reading Glass Handle With Care. The strange parcel signals a dramatic, cryptic act following heartbreak.
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Cnd
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Nocona
Russell Glenn May
Mrs
Johnnie Johnson
California
Dorothy Hamilton
Dallas
Guy Hamilton
James Norris of
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John Norris
Miss Mae Hall
Grover B. Smith
Emmet Penn
Stillwater, Okla
Neil Britton
Earl Blanton
Becky
Martha Williams
Mrs. W. D. Williams
Sharon Stateville
Kilgore
Grover Stuteville
Grady Gillett
Nancy May
Southwestern Life Insurance Co
Pfe
Joe Pannell
Ft. Sill
Okla
Peggy Pannell
Edgar Ayers
Betty Blackerby
TSCW
Denton
Alva Blackerby
Carol Hughes
Gene Hughes
Mary Jeanette Jones
Mrs. O. L. Jones
Conway Craig
University of Texas, Austin
Clyde Craig
William King
A. and M. College
College Station
Bryant King
Leslie Holland
Carl Holland
Mollie Jo Rutledge
ETSTC
Commerce
Obie Rutledge
Vernon Snider
Eugene Reeves
McKinney
John Reeves
Bobby Clark
Robert Hull
Barbara Hasty
Mary Lou Alexander
John Dale Reeves
Herman Musser
Charlie Howell
John Ball
of Sherman
O. A. Huseman
P. M. Wrenn
George Guffie
Pascal Melugin
Savoy
Frank White
T. J. Lilley
Bobby Mitchell
Raley
Mt. Vernon
Glen Hicks
Billy Glen Earnheart
Texas City
Glen Earnheart
N. B. Nicholson
Farmersville
W. T. Nicholson
S. H. Montgomery Agency
Montgomery
Plymouth
Montgomery Motor Co
Dick Montgomery
Mer. & Co
DODGE
W. Main
Denison
Tasty Platter Partners
Mobilubrication
Mobilgas Mobiloil
Dixon Service
General Electric