Weekend Visitation Highlights Across Texas and Oklahoma
A roundup of visits and social updates from Fort Worth Mesquite and McKinney notes several travelings. Mrs J H Mynatt of Fort Worth visits relatives in the area. Also seen are Jack Talbot of Atlanta and Mrs McAlester. Obie Rutledge appointed head of Marshall High School science department. Weekend visitors include Lloyd Compton Clyde Tidwell Donna Ayres and airmen from Sheppard AFB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obie Lee Rutledge
The
Marshall High School
Obie Rutledge
Whitewright
A. L. McCurdy
Lloyd Compton
Greenville
Clyde Tidwell
Roger
Dallas
Donna Ayres
Carrollton
Douglas McCurdy
Jim de Wolfe
Sheppard Afb
Doves Open Season With 12 Bird Daily Limit in North Zone
Texas hunters are cautioned as the dove season opens September 1 in the North Zone. The daily bag limit is 12 birds with a 24 bird possession limit after the first day, and two days possession allowed once not all killed on the same day. A 1962 63 hunting license is required for ages 17 to 65, licenses go on sale August 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Carlisle
Faith that impossible today becomes possible tomorrow
A reflective line urges patience as belief grows that what seems unattainable now may exist soon. It emphasizes waiting and watching for future change.
Obituaries and local notices from Orangeville area
A set of brief local items noting deaths of John R. Davis 74 and George F. Wilson 58, property sale by Floyd Everheart to Charley Howard, job change for Jim Hardcastle to Altus Oklahoma, and community club activities including Epworth League and B Y P U programs. Also mentions gas bill statements to Planters National Bank as depository for Community Natural Gas Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Davis
Orangeville
Kimbell Milling Co
L. LaRoe & Co
George F. Wilson
Floyd Everheart
Canaan
Charley Howard
A. Watkins
Jim Hardcastle
Herbert Taylor
Bethel Self Help Home Demonstration Club
Planters National Bank
Community Natural Gas Co
Tax lien foreclosure suit over Maggie Thomas lot in Sherman
State of Texas seeks foreclosure of tax liens on Lot 11, Block 1, Gray's First Addition, Sherman Grayson County for delinquent ad valorem taxes plus interest penalties and costs. The suit, filed August 23 1962 in Grayson County District Court 15th Judicial District, names unknown heirs and other claimants and calls for judgment foreclosing liens and condemning property. Published in The Whitewright Sun on August 30 and September 6, 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Texas
Grayson
Maggie Thomas
Gray
Sherman
Grayson County
Texas
Decd
District Court
15Th Judicial District
Court House
Eunice S. Earnest
16Th Judicial District
Shirley Davis
Whitewright Sun
Miss Sallie Spencer and Mr Has
Miss Sallie Spencer and Mr Has married in a simple ceremony reported in The Sun. The notice notes the couple’s union and lists names as the primary fact from the short wedding item.
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the Sun
Local Couple Wed as Orangeville News Reports
Kell Hall and partner wed on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Pennell relocate from Tom Bean to Whitewright. Frank Philips, tenant farmer in the city limits, harvested four bales of cotton from his patches over Monday and Tuesday with 45 pickers at work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kell Hall
Orangeville
W. E. Pennell
Tom Bean
Whitewright
Frank Philips
Local News Briefs From Ma Hurin and Portales
Paul Vestal accepts employment in Dallas. Clarence Dixon Hayden Hamilton Miss Margaret Coggins Burgher Reed Vestal and Miss Opal Press arrive from Commerce after summer school at ETSTc. Jim Lindsey of Whitewright becomes editor of the Portales Tribune. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Hutchins Sunday. Floyd Bassett hosts at Pennington home honoring J. R. Pennington on their 29th wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Dixon
Hayden Hamilton
Margaret Coggins
Burgher Reed Vestal
Miss Opal Press
Commerce
Etstc
Jim Lindsey
Whitewright
Portales Tribune
Portales
N. M
Johnnie Hutchins
Mahurin News
Floyd Bassett
Pennington
J. R. Pennington
IRS reveal secret device to spot moonshine operators
The Internal Revenue Service disclosed a secret investigatory tool to detect moonshine operators beyond normal view. Details remain unreleased. the device may vary in size and will be shared with other law enforcement. Two employees received 1500 dollar awards for development. The article also notes 1957 wage and food cost trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. H. Mynatt of
Fort Worth
Mrs
W. E. Mynatt
Jack Talbot
Atlanta, Ga
John McAlester
Dwayne Smith
Houston
Ted Hall
C. W. Jordan
Fred Garner
Mrs. Belle Adolphenson
la Printe
Calif
Beulah Lumpkins
Bill Munday
Helena, Ark
Charlie Tree
Marvin Smith
Clyde Sadler
Royce Reagan
Ryan, Okla
Drewie Caylor
Terry Miller
John Vestal
J. L. Osburn
McKinney
Tom Skipworth
Jeannie
Durant, Okla
Kentuckytown
Church of Christ
H. B. Turner
Chillicothe
Ted Combest
Electra
Allen Harper
Lonnie Darwin
Gross Alexander
Rozena
Dee Anna Alexander
Hot Springs
Ark
Ozark Mountains
Missouri
Oklahoma
Tyler
John M. Carlisle
Game and Fish Commission
Hattie Pearl Morris
C. C. Morris
R. C. Slagle, Jr
Commercial Building
Federal Deposit Inaunance Coy
Gomer and
Kirk
North Travis
May
Medical Arts Clinic
N. Highland
Robert Jeffrey Caswell
Dickinson
David R. Underdown
Athens
Optimist Club
Troy W. Post Foundation
Caswell
Austin College
Underdown
Price Daniel
Altus
Oklo
Eugene Everheart
Bryant Penn
John Phillip Barbee
Frank Spindle
Little River
Paris
Dallas News
Joe Johnson
Janice Melver
Elizabeth Waggoner
Frances Jared
Mary Pumphrey
Madge Sears
Myra Nell Vestal
Guy Hamilton Jr
Billie Magar
Benton Anderson
Emmagene Sears
Margaret Sears
James Lindsey
Paul Vestal
Revenooer
S. H. Montgomery Agency
Medallion Home
Lokey Edwards
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