Whitewright Area Notes and Obituaries Highlight Community Events
Down Memory Lane recalls Dee Hood’s death at his northeast of town home. Various local figures attend PTA and Presbytery activities in Waxahachie and Paris. Trades Day listings include auctions, prizes, and San Jacinto Day events. PTA officers elected with Meador as president and Noe as 1st vice.
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Dee Hood
T. E. Barbee
Susie Nee
Waxahachie
J. F. Fender
W. A. Kirkpatrick
T. H. Sears
Robert Sears
Ethel Gordon
Paris Presbytery
Paris
Traders’ Exchange
Farm Boys’ Club
San Jacinto
Whitewright
Parent-Teacher Association
C. J. Meador
Susie Noe
H. T. Atterberry
Paul Roberts
Mae Hall
Sallye Hamilton
Margaret Lauderdale
Mary Connally
Frances Bryant
Mary Lee Andrews
Louise Sloan
R. S. Wolverton
Grafton Montgomery
Houston
Rita Butts
Tom Bean
Joe Hamilton
Guy Hamilton
W. R. Hooper
C. P. Johnson
Tom Graves
F. P. Cantrell
Veterans Q and A Lounge Opens Local Playgrounds Season
Local Sunday School teams begin the 1934 playground baseball season Monday afternoon. Linton L. Savage leads the Whitewright Ford agency opened here by a Denison company. Also notes on a 66 year old death in Sherman hospital and politics with Mark Montgomery seeking public weigher post for precinct 3.
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Linton L. Savage
Whitewright Ford
Denison
W. N. Johnson
Sherman Hospital
Mark Montgomery
C. W. Dennis
H. P. Donigan
G. F. Bryant
H. C. Willis
Roby Childress
J. W. Hollingsworth
J. A. Barry
Sherman
Maxi-Lay Queen Lightweight Hen Crowned World Champion
An Iowa hen known as the Maxi-Lay Queen was named Grand Champion at the World Poultry Congress in Mexico City. The four pound bird, designed to lay more eggs with less feed, leads to high efficiency with a 245 eggs per year average and 75 percent production in early lay.
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Mexico City
Mexico
U.S
May Day as Law Day Usa A reminder of liberty under law
The article reflects on Law Day United States proclaimed by President Eisenhower. It contrasts freedoms under constitutional law with tyranny. It emphasizes that rights come from constitutions, laws, and courts and that American life is governed by the rule of law.
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Eisenhower
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Law Day U S A reflections on liberty under law
The speech urges rededication to the rule of law and the protection individuals receive from courts. It contrasts freedoms in the United States with tyranny and communism, calling Law Day U S A a celebration of American justice and equality.
Greatest Sin and Virtues in a Moral Verse
A reflective piece presents contrasts on character and behavior. It lists maxims such as war as the vilest invention and giving up as the greatest mistake, then pivots to warnings against hate and fault finding. The stanza ends with a blank for a defined danger.
Liar and Teacher as Moral Measures in Religion and Business
The passage contrasts ideal traits like gentleness and cheerfulness with envy at others' success and the key business lesson of earning a living. It traces the Democratic Party roots to Anti-Federalists who opposed Hamilton, calling themselves Democratic Republicans under Jefferson’s leadership.
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United States
Alexander Hamilton
Thomas Jefferson
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