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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1957
Page
3
A collage of weekend visits spans Dallas New Hope Ark Amity Glennwood Ark and more as families travel to relatives. Names include Earnheart Stanford Gillet Blanton Wor sham Kaiser and Warren with many cross state exchanges and a bridge club gathering led by Mrs. Ron Faison.
The state commands Eugene Lee to answer Lela Faye Lee in a divorce suit filed July 1957. The case 64630, heard in 15th District Court Sherman, with dates set for appearance after 42 days. Published in The Whitewright Sun in August 1957.
Mr and Mrs Ross Booker and son return from Alabama visit. Bobbie Spradlin of Greenville weekends with Carl May. W E LaRoe back from McKinney veterans hospital. Carl May attends aunt Mrs R C May funeral in Leonard. Several visitors gather at LaRoe and May households. Families from Denison Irving Dallas and other towns share weekend visits and open houses.
Mrs S Elmo Wallace announces the engagement and coming marriage of her daughter Miss Dorris Ann Wallace to Donald C Haliburton son of Mr and Mrs C C Haliburton of Bells. The wedding is set for August 16 at the First Baptist Church with a reception at the church. Miss Wallace is a Whitewright High School and Denison Commercial College graduate. Mr Haliburton a Bells High School graduate.
The Little Rock Home Demonstration Club held a Thursday meeting at 2 p m in the club house. Members discussed next year’s club work and planned the September council recreation. A watermelon party is set for August 15 with 17 members and guests attending. refreshments were provided by Bobby Kay Cawthon and Nancy McKinney.
Rotary Club failed to present a program at last Friday’s meeting in the school lunchroom due to a mixup in dates. President John Biggerstaff, postmaster, used the time to honor three Whitewright rural mail carriers with safe driving awards.
P Darwin B W Newman and Roy G Blanton received a 27 year safe driving citation from the Post Office Department and a gold lapel button for each carrier. Newman and Blanton are club members and Darwin was a guest of the president. Joe Morgan celebrated a new daughter born July 18 as Baptist women served a hearty country style dinner.
The 4 H Club met Tuesday with Doris Tillett presiding. Members reported blouse and dress sewing progress led by Diana Alexander. Finishing members included Coggins, Thornhill, Tillett, Hopkins, and several Franklins. committees were formed for decorating refreshment and entertainment activities.
The Whitewright Home Demonstration Club met last Thursday at Mrs. Carl May’s home with Mrs. May presiding. After prayers and pledge, roll call sparked a pledge for future club work. Mrs. Fred Cook presented a council report and a committee was formed to attend a September 11 Sherman meeting.
Mrs. Fred Cook Mrs. Clyde Sadler and Mrs. Joe Miller were appointed to run a safety in the kitchen booth for the Sherman fair to be held Sept 26 27 and 28 at the fair park. Miss Pattie Badgett gave a reading during recreation and four guests attended. The group visited Mrs. C J Meadors art shop and Joe Meador's greenhouse before adjourning.
A compact editorial note on how language distorts perception through talking points about knowledge and mechanical design. The piece plays with phrases touching identity subjects and car behavior while questioning clarity in conversation.
In Grayson County Tess the County Court grants Letters Testamentary for Marshall I Page. Creditors must present claims within the legally prescribed period. Co-Executors G Roberts Walter Ny Catr sue names and addresses listed with the court. Publication dates July 31 August 15 25 and August 4.
The state of Texas to Margaret Stone is commanded to appear for filing before 10 a.m. on the first Monday in September 1957 in Grayson County District Court at Sherman Court House. Case No 64503 lists Richard Olin Stone as plaintiff and Margaret Stone as defendant for divorce on abandonment grounds.
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