Local notes from Whitewright area bring visits and events
Mrs. O. W. White remains in a Sherman hospital. Many local residents and visitors are named for weekend visits and travels to Dallas, Tulsa, Enid, Rogers, Ark., and other cities. Births, anniversaries, and military family movements are noted along with a local market ad and ongoing home improvements in Whitewright.
Local Families Head Out for Visits Across States
A busy period of travel and stays unfolds as Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kent III visit Edward Kent Jr. in Duncan Oklahoma with son Jimmie, Miss Helen Holmes returns home from Van Alstyne via Chesser family visit, and numerous others journey or host gatherings from Texas to Arkansas and Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Kent III
Jimmie
Edward Kent Jr
Duncan
Okla
Kent
Helen Holmes
van Alstyne
C. W. Chesser
John Charles Chesser
Local social and event notes from Baylor Hospital to lectures
Mrs Thurston Montgomery Mrs R E Sandlin Miss Clyde Montgomery and S T Montgomery Jr visited Baylor Hospital Dallas Thursday Miss Montgomery returns to Baylor Hospital every other day for treatment Mrs R H Hoar and children left Monday for Washington D C to join husband and father transferred from San Antonio to Washington While here they visited her father C J Davenport The amateur rodeo sponsored by the American Legion at Legion park last Thursday and Friday nights drew good crowds Friday night attendance exceeded opening night Albert Nibling editor of the Sherman Democrat spoke at the Current Book Club at the Presbyterian Church Nibling discussed Southwest literature and Texas authors and read from Maverick Town by McCarthy Mr and Mrs Lee Wilborn and son Lucian of Austin visiting in Mrs Wilborns home en route home after a Northwest trip Mr and Mrs Thurston Montgomery and Mrs R E Sandlin and daughter Berry attended the Ada Oklahoma garden wedding of Miss Chloe Norris and Charles Wright Mrs Wright granddaughter of the late R C Montgomery Four Crayson County students including a graduate and a senior from Whitewright are among 336 candidates to receive degrees at East Texas State Teachers College Commerce on Monday Aug 25 Guy Allen Whitewright to receive master of science in education
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Hoar
Washington, D. C
San Antonio
Washington
C. J. Davenport
Albert Nibling
Sherman Democrat
Presbyterian Church
Lee Wilborn
Lucian
Austin
Thurston Montgomery
R. E. Sandlin
Berry
Chloe Norris
Charles Wright
Ada
Okla
Wright
R. C. Montgomery
Crayson County
Whhitewright
East Texas State Teachers College
Commerce
Guy Allen
Whitewright
Veterans class builds Clifton Page home on campus plan
The Veterans Vocational Carpentry class, with ex service members, is constructing a dwelling for Clifton Page whose home burned recently. The group also built a East White Wright dwelling for Sam D. Phillips. Once Page’s house is done they will erect a school bus building on the High School campus using salvaged government material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Vocational Carpentry
Clifton Page
Page
East Whitewright
Sam D. Phillips
A Gray injured in Hood Highway 160 tractor crash
A. T. Gray Route One was eastbound on Highway 160 Thursday night when his tractor was rear ended by a car. He was thrown from the tractor and badly bruised with a leg injury but can now move about on crutches. Both vehicles suffered heavy damage. Miss Gladys Ray lent Denison library 70s 80s magazines and style books fueling Diamond Jubilee costumes with a 70s costume on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Gray
Route One
Highway 160
Mr. Gray
Gladys Ray
Denison
Denis
Frank Fay
Miss Ray
Rotary Club hears Rev. Weldon Drake on Extra Things of Life
The Rotary Club luncheon featured Rev. Weldon R. Drake pastor of the First Baptist Church as guest speaker. Program chairman Wilson Kaiser introduced him and Drake addressed gratitude liberty and abundance while recalling suffering and hunger observed in Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weldon R. Drake
First Baptist Church
Rotary Club
Wilson Kaiser
Chaplain Serves Year After Japanese Surrender
W E LaRoe will lead next Friday's Rotary luncheon program while a chaplain in the U S Army spent a year after Japan's surrender and gave a talk at the club which was enjoyed and appreciated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan
U. S. Army
Japan
W. E. LaRoe
Family Reunion Brings Rhudy Parker Relatives Together
Mrs Nannie Rhudy and Mrs J W Parker with children from Wilson visit Whitewright. A reunion hosted by C W Rhudy of Orangeville drew 41 guests at his home. Attendees include Rhudys from Orangeville Ector Sherman Wilson Celina and Bonham with Ada Flossie W A Rhudy and others. Ada Nannie Jennie are sisters. Jim Mangrum of Grand Prairie unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Rhudy
J. W. Parker
Wilson
Whitewright
C. W. Rhudy
Orangeville
Birdwell Rhudy
Ector
Daniel R. Rhudy
Sherman
J. R. Taylor
Joe Boyer
Celina
Jennie Boyer
Ada Rhudy
Flossie Rhudy
W. A. Rhudy
Earl Rhudy
Bonham
Betty Mooneyham
Bill Stockton
Denison
Jim Mangrum
Grand Prairie
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O. W. White
Sherman Hospital
Addie Sweatt
Tulsa
Clarence Tillett
B. P. Brents of
Amarillo
Doris Jean Woods
Betty Jo Pierce
Mrs
Claud Garner
W. E. Stanford
Enid
Lillian Smith of
J. M. Simmons
Percy Darwin
Mrs. Allen Harper
Rogers, Ark
Tommie Chenoweth of
Dallas
Wayne Gault
Kansas City
Tom Brown Sr
Mrs. Griffin Dollarhide Jr
Gladys Magar
Minnie Patterson
Tom Cunningham
Lola McCollum
Trenton
Frances Todd
Honey Grove
M. E. Winburn
J. E. Morgan of
J. P. Salyer
Wolfe City
J. A. Pumphrey
Miss Mardell
Minnesota
Ju Laine Hale
Norma Smith
Thomas Sears
Wilson N. Jones Hospital
Lester Simpson Jr
Texas City
Kelly Pierson
Mickey Schubert
Martinez
Calif
J. Frank Wilson
Mrs. Lee Wilson
Paul Strader
Chickasha, Okla
C. A. Wilson
Pernie Badgett
Stephensville
L. T. Bishop
James Jenkins
Minnie Fay Hinton
W. T. Kirby
Bells
G. L. Baugher
Pfc
Robert Ownby
Lackland Air Base
J. P. Ownby
Eddie
Moody
W. B.duncan
Pascal
Mary Connelly
Kentuckytown
Sallye Hamilton
California
Colorado
New Mexico
Old Mexico
Lonnie England
Lonnie Ray
Greenville
John Biggerstaff
Westinghouse
Adolphus Hotel
Farmer Boys
O. W. Barker
Lake Texoma
W. L. Gordon
R. P. Gordon
Howard England
Elizabeth Ann
Sandra
Fort Worth
Frank England
Frank Armstrong
Plano
W. J. Barbee
Carl Pierson
Charleston
S. C
Q. M
R. L. Medearis
Etta May
W. A. Henry
Belcherville
W. J. Martin
Grace Roberts
Walton Greenwade
Whitney
Harry Holland
Hillsboro
Olivia Whedbee
Horace Belew
Meadow
J. H. Alexander
Wolfforth
Gerber
Libby
Clapp
Heinz
C. B. Robinson
Neal Brothers
Lester Ford
J. C. Mays
H. J. Ford
John A. Yeager
Englewood
Mrs. Yeager
W. M. Davis
Dorothy Margaret Douglas
Wellesley Hills
Mass
Robert Allison
Lurlyne
Orth
Virgil Smith
Route Three
Joe Johnson
St. Vincent Hospital
Mr Johnson
Jack Morton
G. C. Stateville
Billy
Robert Deaton Jr
M. M. Simpson
Houston
R. E. Simpson
Bowling Green
Margaret Lilley
T. J. Lilley
Gladewater
W. F. Fields
Cecil Fields
Morenci, Ariz
R. W. Terry
Meredian
Frank Allen
Farmersville
Miller Grove
Earl Fields
Frank Smith
Norma
Betty Darwin
Pinkey Raley
Cora Lee Head
Jackie Nossaman
Dell Sanderson
Starlight Opera
Kate Higley
Evelyn Martin
Shawnee, Okla
Baugher
P. O. Ruthven
Terrell
Lem Tittsworth’s
Clyde Montgomery
S. T. Montgomery Jr
Baylor Hospital
Miss Montgomery
The
American Legion
Legion Park
Clifford J. Waits
Waits
Paul Stephens
U.S
Stephens & Bryant
C. J. Meador
Davis Co