Local People and Visits Highlight Sherman Area News
Local residents report visits and travel with many names and towns. Notable items include Mrs. J A Yeager returning from Clovis New Mexico, Ophelia Keahey visiting Tyler, and Sidney Scott’s weekend with the R I Scott family. Multiple moves and job plans noted plus a sheriff campaign for Markel Dicken.
Weekend Guests and Local Happenings In Whitewright
Mrs. M Belew hosted Horace Belew Ker mit Belew and two daughters from Keney Kansas along with J H Alexander of Wolfforth. Mrs Emmet Penn returned from McLean with sister Lela Hembree and daughter Mary Rena Brittain and two children. Grover Stuteville moved to the Sam Marshall home after extensive improvements. Misses Mattie Louise Neathery and Juanita Young of Dallas left for a two week East and South tour visiting St Louis Washington DC and New Orleans. A B Jones reports 21 Whitewright firms qualified for GI on the job training and several ex service men are employed locally. Royce Lay returns from Minnesota visit with two sons noting cool weather and promising corn crops in Minnesota and Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet Penn
McLean
Lela Hembree
Mary Rena Brittain
Mattie Louise Neathery
Juanita Young
Dallas
R. H. Neathery
J. D. Young
St. Louis
Washington, D. C
New Orleans
A. B. Jones
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Whitewright
Royce Lay
Stillwater
Minn
Lay
Minnesota
Iowa
Ardent ladies host tea as Horton engagement announced
Mrs. W L Ashburn Jr hosts a Denison tea announcing Lois Hortons engagement to Harold Pace on August 29. Also noted are B F Hill becoming Cotton Belt station agent in Dallas succeeding J A Bixler. Hill previously sought the Commissioner of Agriculture seat in the July primary. A Grayson County H D Club picnic drew about 85 in Sherman at Houston Street Park with include Whitewright guests. Oklahoma City police veteran Dan Hollingsworth named manager of the city Safety Council after earlier Navy service and Northwestern University traffic studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay C. Horton
W. A. Akridge
W. S. Caraway
Paul Cook
Janis Horton
W. L. Ashburn Jr
Denison
Lois
Harold W. Pace
B. F. Hill
Dallas
Cotton Belt
J. A. Bixler
Wylie
Mrs. Hill
Stewart
West Main Street
Mr. Hill
Commissioner of Agriculture
Houston Street
Sherman
Grayson County
Whitewright
R. A. Vestal
Wandling
Alinda Jane
Fred Cook Sr
Billie Hatfield
Viva Phillips
Dan Hollingsworth
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City Safety Council
Hollingsworth
J. W. Hollingsworth
Northwestern University
Navy
Young Mickey Gentry Lands First Black Bass
Four year old Mickey Gentry son of Homer and his wife learned to fish at Log Lake with his father guiding six year old Robert. Mickey unassisted caught a one pound black bass proving a quick study for young anglers. Viva Phillips attended a Texas Home Demonstration Association convention in Amarillo as a Grayson County delegate joining Mrs. C Chumbley Whitesboro and Mrs. H E Sistrunk Sherman. The event drew 550 attendees from across the state with 422 delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright
Mickey Gentry
Homer Gentry
Mickey
Viva Phillips
Amarillo
Texas Home Demonstration Association
Grayson County
C. Chumbley
Whitesboro
H. E. Sistrunk
Sherman
Brooks Family Reunion Near Desert Hosts Seven Sons and Two Daughters
Mr and Mrs W D Brooks hosted a Sunday family reunion at their Desert area home. For the first time in years all seven sons and two daughters were present, with 33 relatives attending a buffet dinner. Guests included extended families from Blue Ridge Whitewright Benton Ark Tulsa Dallas Big Springs Farmersville and Richmond Calif among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Brooks
Desert
Tom Brooks
Jim
Betty
Blue Ridge
Dorsie Brooks
David
Whitewright
Andrew Brooks
Benton, Ark
Joe Brooks
Don
Tulsa
Okla
Huston Brooks
Dallas
Lloyd Brooks
Jerry
Big Springs
Marion Brooks
Lucy Monday
Farmersville
Mabel Harden
Richmond
Calif
John Golden
Phoe
Bradley and guests visit Nix Arizona event
Mr and Mrs W E Bradley and son Billy of Richmond California host or attend with Mr and Mrs Joe Golden of Phoenix Arizona and Mr and Mrs W E Harden and children Elizabeth Ann and Hugt of McAlister Oklahoma.
Vacation plans drift over simple back yard choice
A contemplative piece weighs vacation forms from ocean dips to lake cruises and mountain treks, then prioritizes practical options. The narrator settles on staying home, savoring beans and chard, while reservations for travel are weighed against staying put.
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Ophelia Keahey of
Tyler
Sidney Scott
Mrs. R. I. Scott
Raymond Wallace
Chicago
Bennie Chesser
Greenville
Mildred Chesser
Bonham and Bailey
Markel Dicken
Johnnie Nell Kent
Virginia Kitchen
Emma Jane Justice
Clara Carlisle
Austin
Inez
Gladys Ray
Tom Sears
Colorado
J. B. Davis
Ballinger
J. R. Pennington
T. H. Sears
Carl May
Lola White
Nancy Sue May
Arizona
Clarence Ashlock
Joe Glenn
E. E. Benson
E. S. Hyecock
John Norris
Grover Stateville
Northwest
Byron Caraway
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Celina
Earl Boggess
Lubbock
M. A. Pierce
Clovis
Lem Tittsworth
Bonham
J. Lee Smith
Taleo
Jim Ayres
W. L. Smith
O. G. Weatherby
Joe Kenneth
J. J. Pritchett
Andrews
W. J. Doss
Guy Hamilton
L. D. Reynolds
Arlington
Ott Lackey
Houston
James Lackey
Joe T. Vestal
U. S. Navy
R. C. Vestal
San Diego
Jacksonville
Fla
Lee Wilborn
Lucian
Griffin Dollarhide Jr
Clyde Hansard
Car-Burdette College
East
Cole & Davis Co
Grover Stuteville
Sam Marshall
Stuteville
Murkel Dicken
Sheriff’s Office
Sheriff's Department
Srs
Colo
the Hi-Way Grocery
H. Gosnell
James Robnett
Machine
Jim Anna
Beauty Shop
West Maple Street
G. L. Baugher
Jimmie Allred
Mr. Allred
Times Herald
James V. Allred
W. Lee O’daniel
Beauford Jester
Allred
Beauford
Jester
Texas Regulars
Political Action Committee
People
Mr. Jester
Dallas Times Herald
Pol
J. S. Freels