Ethel Montgomery and Larry Taylor Wed in Durant
Miss Ethel Marie Montgomery and Mr. Larry Gene Taylor were married Tuesday July 25 1967 in Durant Oklahoma. The bride is daughter of B R Montgomery of Trenton and Henry Taylor of Whitewright. groom is son of Mr and Mrs. Taylor of Whitewright. The couple will reside in Lubbock where he is employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Montgomery
Larry G. Taylor
Durant
Larry Gene Taylor
Durant, Oklo
B. R. Montgomery
Trenton
Henry Taylor
Whitewright
Mrs. Taylor
Trenton High School
Lubbock
Mr. Taylor
Texas divorce by cruel treatment notice No 72934
Legal notice from Grayson County Texas commands Joseph Michael Schick to answer by September 11, 1967 in the divorce petition filed June 1, 1967 by Alice Etta Schick. The citation warns it must be served within 90 days or be returned unserved. Issued July 28, 1967 in Sherman Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifteenth District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Alice Etta Schick
Joseph Michael Schick
A.D
E. R. Brodhead
Louise Hauschild
Whitewright Sun
Rural recreation growth eyed for farms in Dallas area
Rural outdoor recreation expands as farmers and landowners are urged by Soil and Water Conservation district supervisors to explore on farm activities. Potential options include hunting, horseback riding, camping, hiking, picnicking, and water sports aided by a Soil Conservation Service report on outdoor recreation development potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas- Fort Worth
Soil and Water Conservation District
Soil Conservation Service
Railroads Move 2.4 Million Vehicles in First Half 1967
U S railroads carried an estimated 2.4 million new motor vehicles in the first six months of 1967, about 50 percent of the 4.7 million vehicles shipped by auto and truck manufacturers in January through June. The 1967 share is well ahead of the 44 percent hauled in the same period of 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Association of American Railroads
Beacon of Faith cross rises in St Augustine Florida
A 20 story nickel stainless steel cross titled Beacon of Faith stands at the Mission of Nombre de Dios in St Augustine. It marks the historic site where Christianity was first planted in the United States over 400 years ago, becoming a major new landmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Mission of Nombre de Dios
St. Augustine
United States
Whitewright Sun Publisher and info note
The Whitewright Sun lists T Glenn Doss as publisher and notes publication is every Thursday with second class postage at Whitewright Texas, indicating a Texas Press Association membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Whitewright Sun
T. Glenn Doss
Whitewright
Texas
Tex. Press Association
Subscription Rates Shift by County and Region
Outside these counties 3.00 Grayson Fannin Counties 2.50 Foreign subscriptions 5.00
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayson-Fannin
Want Ads Bring Local Deals Together
A collage of small ads: four room house for rent with contact W E Badgett, okra for sale by Mrs. Tom Skipworth, bake sale at Firemen's Hall to aid church benevolence, mattress springs and box springs offers, local loans on valuables by Crown Loans, Griffis Barber Shop and Carls Fina Station notices, tool and gun buyers, rebuilt Chevrolet motors, life and auto insurance agents Stephens and Bryant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firemen's Hall
Rebekah
First Baptist Church
Let's Talk Farms And Ranches Advertising Note
An agricultural advertisement offers farm and ranch sales services with buyers ready for small and large properties. It names J. A. Alexander Inc and Grayson Co Bank Bldg Sherman and a contact number 893 2732. Also a card of thanks from Mr and Mrs Ed Kent Jr and family for their 50th wedding anniversary with appreciation for cards gifts and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
Land
J. A
Alexander, Inc
Grayson Co
State Bank
Sherman
Ed Kent, Jr
Leon
Ralph
Edward
Dan Mildred
Irene
Gwen
Divorce Petition Filed in Grayson County Texas 1967
OADMAN D Snell is defendant in No 72976 filed June 12 1967 in Grayson County district court Sherman Texas. OMA Duncan Snell seeks divorce on grounds of cruel treatment. Clerk FE R Brodhead issued July 24 1967. Publication scheduled July 27 August 3 10 17 1967.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.D
Fifteenth District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Oma Duncan Snell
Oadman D. Snell
FE. R. Brodhead
Louise Hauschild
Whitewright Sun
Motel Boom Replaces Closed Hotels in 1966
ASTA reports nearly 1000 motels built in 1966 while about 100 hotels were closed or razed. Total revenues for the nation's 65,000 hotels and motels rose to 5.11 billion dollars in 1966. Sun Want Ad for results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Society of Travel Agents
ASTA
Non-Farming Employment Up Sharply Across Regions 1966
The Labor Department reports non farm employment rose 18.2 percent from 1961 to 1966 with Nevada up 47 percent and Wyoming up 1.4 percent. East South Central and South Atlantic led regional gains near 25 percent, while New England and Mid Atlantic rose about 12 percent. Average weekly factory earnings increased 21 percent since 1961 and hourly wages 17 percent. Alaska averaged 164.97 dollars a week in 1966, Michigan 145.10. In metros Flint led at 160.56, Fall River, 72.60, noting earnings vary by industry.
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Washington
United States
South
South Atlantic
Labor Department
Nevada
Wyoming
East South Central
New England
Middle Atlantic
Pacific
West South Central
East North Central
Mountain States
West North Central
Arkansas
Florida
Alaska
Michigan
Flint
Mich
Fall River
Mass
World sugar crop shows second largest total on record
Washington reports the 1966-67 world sugar crop at 71.9 million short tons, the second largest on record after 72.6 million tons in 1964-65. The Foreign Agricultural Service released revised figures reflecting the global harvest size and historical context for sugar supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Foreign Agricultural Service
Social Security Notes from Sherman Office
Gus Jones district manager urges contacting the Social Security Office or a trained representative for reliable information on retirement timing and Medicare. Free explanatory pamphlets are available and groups may arrange talks. hours are weekdays 8:30 to 4:45 and Thursday evenings 7:45. Representatives may also meet in Bonham Wednesdays and Fridays mornings at the county Office Building west wing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Jones
Sherman Social Security Office
Social Security Office
Bonham
Sam Rayburn Drive
Plant care tips for potted houseplants outdoors
Water houseplants in outdoor gardens though summer showers vary. Clay pots can tolerate over-watering as moisture evaporates through porous walls. Ensure top rims stay above soil when plunged in warm weather and turn pots occasionally to prevent root growth through drainage holes.
Women Rate More Aches In Head
New York reports that women suffer head pains more than men. A Health Insurance Institute analysis of a 12 month U S National Health survey found 4.5 million headaches severe enough to disable for at least a day. Women averaged over six severe headaches yearly versus under three for men. The institute notes headaches are less disabling than colds or flu, which occur far more frequently. Also mentioned is a trend in jewelry toward larger gold pins and earrings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Health Insurance Institute
U.S
National Health Survey
Institute
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Ethel Marie Montgomery
State OF Texas
Veree
Aval Alias
Hwe
Bob Meisenbach
Ed Price
Meisenbach
Bath
W. E. Badgett
Alle
Tom Skipworth
Box Springs
McKelva Mattress Factory
Roy Talley
O. W. White
N. Main
Bonham, Texas
Good Rock Road
Paul Stephens
Griffis Barber Shop
Watson Barber Shop
Carl’s
Fina
Lower Main Street
Davis Hardware
Edwards Chevrolet Co
Johnson Jewelry & Appliance
Whitewright Lodge
A. F
A. M
J. P. Williams
W. M. Russell Summers
Joe Johnson
Stephens & Bryant
N. Travis
N. Highland
Wilson N. Jones Hospital
Gomer and
Kirk
North Travis
MAY Pharmacy Number
Medical Arts Clinic
Texas Highway Department
Bob Dunlap
Arene
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