Community Notices of Sherman and Surrounding Areas
Sherman residents socialize travel and visit relatives across Texas and Oklahoma. Local births jurors and hospital stays noted alongside community events and upcoming reopenings.
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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1942
Page
5
Sherman residents socialize travel and visit relatives across Texas and Oklahoma. Local births jurors and hospital stays noted alongside community events and upcoming reopenings.
Mrs Veazey of Van Alstyne visited her grandmother. Sherman visitors Mrs Sears and Mrs Dossey with Houston kin met Mrs Johnson and friends midweek. Mr Pace and son Harold of Tyler visited Paul Cook and relatives. Dr Stephens spoke on family and community health at the Grammar School PTA meeting. Eunice King discussed "The Family Selects Its Food."
Miss Ellen Margaret Ball daughter of Mr and Mrs George Ball has returned home after a Florida trip She accompanied Mr and Mrs L O Lee and daughter Frances of Hillsboro to Camp Blanding Fla to see Corporal Ernest Lee Corporal Lee accompanied them home for a ten day furlough After returning home they visited relatives and friends in Lubbock.
The Paris Presbytery and the Women's Presbyterial met at Honey Grove's Main Street Church on Wednesday. Attendees from Whitewright included Dr. B Wrenn Webb and Elder John L Reeves along with Mrs. T E Sears Mrs W A Kirkpatrick Mrs R E Hickman Mrs Fred Cook Sr Mrs T E Barbee Mrs Lester Haile Mrs J W Henry and Mrs B Wrenn Webb representing the Missionary Society. Miss Sue Stephens showed a clipping from the Paris Morning News featuring Mrs Paul Hancock, secretary of the Paris Chamber of Commerce, wife of Paul Hancock now with the Paris State Highway Department office.
The U S Army District Engineer's Denison office hired three from Whitewright this week. Imogene Head became junior typist, Sonny Gosnell was named under operator of miscellaneous duplicating devices, and Clyde Whitworth took the role of under operator of duplicating devices. Head previously worked at Felker's Cafe, Whitworth at Morgan grocery, while Gosnell had been employed on the Denison Dam for several weeks.
Miss Virginia Rose Kelly and Lieut Ben H. Roberts exchanged marriage vows at the Patterson Field Officers Club in Dayton Ohio with Rev M R Fitch officiating. The bride is from St Joseph Missouri and the groom from Sweetwater Texas both connected to Whitewright Texas lineage. he serves as a lieutenant in the Army Air Corps at Wright Field.
Friday April 10 meeting of the Friday Literary Club refined plans to host the Grayson County Federation of Women's Clubs at the First Presbyterian Church on April 18. Lunch will be served by church members and the ticket price is 60 cents.
Mrs Barbee led a vocal quartet performing My Mother's Bible followed by Legend of the Dog Wood. Reading The Watchman was given. Mrs C P Johnson reported on the second district T F W C meeting in Dallas as a delegate. A social hour and hostess refreshment concluded the gathering.
Miss Alma Jo Sanderson daughter of Mr and Mrs H E Sanderson of Whitewright and Ewell Jerger son of Mr and Mrs E F Jerger of Sherman were married last Friday evening at Rev A J Lewis home Sherman Pentecostal Church The bride is a 1941 Whitewright High School graduate and the groom a 1940 Sherman High School graduate They plan to live in Sherman
The Whitewright Music Club met at Mrs. Homer Sears home to study Pan America and its music. Mrs. A L Jackson led a flag drill with piano accompaniment by Mrs. J C McMillin playing excerpts from the National Anthem of the 21 Republics. A Pan American quiz titled Ask Me Another was conducted by Mrs. H T Atterberry. Pan American selections were presented by Mrs. O L Jones and Mrs. McMillin.
The Bethel Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. T. B. Autrey’s home with eight members and one visitor. Miss Eunice King spoke on insect control and a covered dish luncheon was served. The club will meet April 28 with Mrs. Floyd Harris and plans a Bethel community home nursing class.
Mrs J W Smith of Bells route 2 announces the marriage of her daughter Sue Belle Wood to Garland Moody of El Paso. The marriage took place April 6 at Madill Oklahoma. The couple will live in El Paso.
The church announces Sunday school at 10 a m led by superintendent R P Montgomery with Leroy Martin as conductor. At 10 50 a m junior church teaching sponsors Mrs Homer Sears and Mrs Paul Cook, music sponsor Viva Phillips, assistant Norma Smith. Evening youth activities include Youth Fellowship League at 7 p m led by Margaret Hanna, Christ or Chaos at 8, and Our young people host inter church fellowship at 9 featuring games and IQ contests inviting all youths for fellowship.
The church will host W W Adcock preaching Transforming Life at 11 AM Sunday and Stick to Your Base at 8 PM. Mrs Sarah Kilgree directs the choir, with the young people's choir led by Miss Virginia McKinzie. Religion For Today airs Fridays at 12 45 PM in the thirteenth week. Sunday school begins at 10 with R A Gillett supervising. The Youth...
Fellowship meet at 7 led by Laverne Kilgree with after church youth at 9 at Presbyterian Church. Rev W Harrison Baker to preach at Waples Memorial in Denison. Delegates elected for the Sherman District Conference at Key Memorial Church on May 19 include Mr and Mrs John Everheart Claude Dillon Mrs W N Stone and Mrs John Wright. Alternate delegates H C Willis and Leon Johnson. Officers Gillett Earnheart Childress Bryant III serve by office.
Miss Eva Sue Merritt, assistant Grayson home demonstration agent, met with the 4-H Club Monday afternoon to discuss oatmeal and whole wheat products and demonstrate kraut making. Marjorie Buchanan was elected poultry demonstrator and Dorothy Lynn Aldridge bedroom demonstrator by club members. The club enrolls 52 members.
Funeral services held at Desert Presbyterian Church near Whitewright with Dr. J F Fender and Dr. B Wrenn Webb officiating. Burial in Desert Cemetery. pallbearers listed. Moats died Tuesday evening after months of illness. Survived by wife Martha Moats, three daughters, three sons, a brother, two half brothers, and seven grandchildren. Born June 4, 1864 in Evansville Indiana. moved to Texas at 12. married twice. He was a longtime farmer and landowner in the Desert area.
Health instructor cites proverb about keeping doctors away while a trainee jokes he kept seven apples away in one day and now will need one. The quip highlights a playful exchange on health advice and overindulgence.
Dr I Q Gomer May acted as a quizmaster at the Rotary Club luncheon last Friday using a 1000 page book of questions and answers. Murray Bryant impressed with quick, brilliant responses, while a prominent speaker failed to show up. Dr George K Stephens was chosen as delegate to the Rotary district conference in Dallas May 3 4 5 with Marshall Hasty as alternate.
Construction of 150 houses approved for the Sherman Denison defense area has been halted along with similar projects. No reasons were given for the cancellation, but it aligned with broader restrictions on new construction.
The War Production Board issued orders forcing an immediate 70 percent reduction in phonograph records and radio transcription production. The curtailment is achieved by cutting shellac availability to 30 percent of last year’s usage.
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