Whitewright SUT Published Every Thursday
The notice from Whitewright Texas states the paper is published each Thursday and mailed as second class matter. Subscription rates are one year fifteen dollars and six months one dollar, with payment in advance and no subscriptions accepted for less than six months.
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Whitewright
Texas
Postoffice
Veterans GI Bill and Vocational Rehab Benefits Q&A
A veteran asks about eligibility for education benefits under the GI Bill and how compensation interacts with Vocational Rehabilitation. The VA clarifies that dependency discharge does not affect eligibility if qualified. tuition books supplies and other approved costs are paid within limits. disability compensation may be supplemented to up to 105 dollars monthly during rehab with dependents increasing amounts. during a 30 day vacation, a leave of absence is allowed with continued subsistence and compensation.
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U. S
Veterans Administration
Famous warden Lawes dies at 63 in Ossining
Lewis N A Lawes, 63, longtime warden of Sing Sing prison at Ossining for twenty one years, renowned authority on prison problems, died early Wednesday at his home.
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Lawes
N. Æ
Lewis
E Lawes
Sing Sing
Ossining
Favon
Notice to heirs in Mulkey estate in Grayson County
Citation commands the sheriff to publish in a Grayson County newspaper for at least ten days the estate of Joe Ed Mulkey and Emma Bernice Mulkey minors. Guardian Minors Mulkey Bartlett filed April 21 1947 a pre final settlement in County Court Sherman with hearing May 5 1947 at 10 a.m. to approve final settlement and contest if desired. Witness J C Buchanan Clerk.
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State of Texas
Grayson County
Texas
Joe Ed Mulkey
Emma Bernice Mulkey
Fie Mulkey Bartlett
Court County
Said County
Sherman
Gay
J. C. Buchanan
J.C. Buchanan
Iva Medlin
Two Funerals Held At First Baptist Church Sunday
Funeral services for Mrs. Ors Alice Robbins of Bells were held at 2 p m Sunday at the First Baptist Church with Rev A B Dishman officiating Interment followed at Burns Cemetery in Trenton She was born October 20 1887 in Fannin County and left six sons Readus Clarence Banner Willard Robbins all of Bells and Walter Robbins in Whitewright. three daughters including Miss Florence Robbins of Bells and Mrs J P Castle of Sherman Survivors also include two brothers one sister and ten grandchildren.
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First Baptist Church
Ors Alice Robbins
Bells
A. B. Dishman
Hebrom Baptist Church
Burns Cemetery
Trenton
Robbins
Fannin County
H. T. Dorris
Jake Robbins
Bryan
Walter Robbins
Whitewright
Readus
Clarence
Barner
Willard Robbins
Florence Robbins
J. P. Castle
Sherman
H. E. Perry
Honey Grove
John
H.L. Dorris
Atoka
Okla
Dora Smith
Caner
William T. Kirby Rites Held at Bells Baptist Church
Funeral services for William T. Kirby 80 were at 2 p.m. Sunday at First Baptist Church in Bells with Rev. J. A. Henderson and Rev. G. W. Greenwalt officiating. Burial followed at Rose Hill Cemetery. Surviving wife Charity C. Kirby and a large family include Doyle W. Kirby of Chandler, Ariz., seven daughters across Bells, Savor, Henrietta, and Wichita, and several grandchildren. Kirby, a retired farmer, died Friday at his Bells home. born November 8, 1866 in Oxford Mississippi.
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William T. Kirby
Bells
Oxford
Doyle W. Kirby
Chandler, Ariz
Florence Vincent
Giledys Anderson
Juanita Wiist
Savor
Pearl Files
Henrietta
Oxfa
Edna Richert
Wichitz
Family names and cotton planting report from Oklahoma and Texas
Falls Mrs Jewel Holland of Tulsa and Mrs Jirm Ann Baugher of Whitewright plus brother Arthur Kir oy of San Francisco and 31 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren work. A few farmers planted cotton two weeks ago. They report a good stand and expect no major replanting.
Cotton Planting Gains Amid Drought Free Days
Whitewright residents report several dry days encouraging farmers to plant cotton this week. Much of the cotton crop remains unplanted while corn shows a good stand and many have plowed for the first time. Farmers say several days of fair weather are needed to catch up with planting.
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Whitewright
Come Spring Benton Bustleberry in Quip About His Heir
Benton Bustleberry pushes a baby carriage when a neighbor questions his outing. He replies with a wry pun about sunning his heir, capturing a lighthearted local exchange and small town humor.
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Benton Bustleberry
Bustleber
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Flexalum
Mesora
Alice Robbins
Co. A. Wilson
C. A. Wilson
E. P. Wootten
W. d. Epting
Oak Hill Cemetery
Gien Earnheart
Gomer May
John Reeves
Elmo Wallace
R. A
Hattie Compton
The
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McKinney
Maxine Wilson
Eddie Mae Townsley
Pearl Compton
Tayman Wilson
Fimous Rood
R. H. McLean
Nettie Hays
Shirlene McLean
Tom Norris
Dallas
Ethaimore Acams
Bonham
Roscoe Wilson
Selis
Cecil Bartley
O L. Duckworth
Bonnie Bailey
Swan
Vulcan
L. LaRoe & Company
Mrs. Ramond Hunter
Mr. S. D. Fulton
Mrs. Olivia Whedbee
Red River Valley
Cole
Cole’s Standard Hatcheries
Denison
Whitewright, van Alstyne
Kingston
Kingston’s
Kingston Drug Store
Rexall
KRRV
B. B
White House
C. J. Meadow
Daint
Taylor
Vaughan Davis & Fiouston