Whitewright area personals and society notes
Mrs. B. F. Fulkerson of Bonham visited relatives here Wednesday. Many neighbors and relatives across Bonham, Sherman, Gainesville, Dallas, and surrounding towns were noted in visits and greetings as residents shared updates on family, travel, and health.
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B. F. Fulkerson
Bonham
D. M. Pope
Sherman
Ross R. May
Frank McCammon of
Inez
Gladys Bay
German Family Has Reunion Near Whitewright
Mrs J L German aged 92 gathered with eleven children in Whitewright for a family reunion. The family traces roots to Kentucky with migration to Texas in 1865 and a Texas Legislature ancestor. Present were Lydia German Martha Cochran Carl Burcham W S Vernon Laud Phippen J J Walker George German and sons several others could not attend. Dinner, songs and numbers followed in a buffet style gathering.
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J. L. German
Whitewright
German
Adair County
Texas
Bonham
Lydia German
Martha Cochran
Santa Barbara
Calif
Carl Burcham
Albuquerque
New Mexico
W. S. Vernon
Coweta
Okla
Laud Phippen
Dallas
J. J. Walker
Greenville
George German and Sons
Dee German
Porters
Sherman
W. P. Z. German
Tulsa
Churches Leroy Anderson Pastor Service Times
Sunday school at 10 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. led by Pastor Leroy Anderson with services on the listed schedule.
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Leroy Anderson
Local church announces Sunday schedule and meeting with ex-students
Ben Bell, pastor, announces Sunday school at 10 with N L Manning as superintendent. No preaching at 11. Evening service at 8 with a sermon. Plans to unite with the Grayson College Ex-Students Association for a meeting at the High School auditorium. Young people meet at 7.
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Ben Bell
N. L. Manning
Grayson College Ex-Students Association
Grayson College Ex-students Home-Coming Cancelled Services
Dr B Wrenn Webb pastor announces no morning or evening worship as a courtesy to Grayson College ex-students home coming. Beginning Sept 10 he preaches a sermon series at both services. Morning theme focuses on The Application of the Ten Commandments to Christian Living Today. Evening theme is The Greatest Words in the Bible and in Human Speech.
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B. Wrenn Webb
Grayson College
Funeral Rites For E A Randle Held In Dallas
Mortuary services for E A Randle 66 were held at George A Brewer Chapel Dallas at 10 am Monday with burial at Restland Memorial Park near Dallas. He died last Thursday of a heart attack and had lived in Whitewright for years before moving to Dallas about thirty years ago. Survived by wife two sons Henry Randle of Houston and James Randle of Seattle Wash two brothers O R Randle of McAllen and Louis Randle of San Bernardino Calif Mrs Randle is daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Henry Sears early Whitewright residents.
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E. A. Randle
George A. Brewer
Dallas
Restland Memorial Park
Mr. Randle
Whitewright
Henry Randle
Houston
James Randle
Seattle
Wash
O. R. Randle
McAllen
Louis Randle
San Bernardino
Calif
Randle
Henry Sears
Death of Berry E Rowden in Porter's community
Berry E Rowden aged 42 died at his home six miles east of Whitewright at 1 p m after a brief illness of 24 hours Funeral and burial services were held at White Rock east of Randolph with Rev Bob Cates in charge Glen Earnheart led funeral arrangements He was born near Bonham July 16 1897 married Frances Deskin December 22 1918 and is survived by his wife three children Wilford Ellen Frances and Mrs Charlie Rogers and one grandchild He moved to Porter's community three years ago Active pallbearers were J W Gunter G D Bennett Claud McCord Harrison Chesser Elmer Anderson and Ellis Parks
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Berry E. Rowden
Porter
Whitewright
White Rock
Randolph
Bob Cates
Glen Earnheart
Mr. Bowden
Bonham
Frances Deskin
Wilford
Ellen Frances
Charlie Rogers
Howe
Mr. Rowden
J. W. Gunter
G. D. Bennett
Claud McCord
Harrison Chesser
Elmer Anderson
Ellis Parks
Phrase Origins and Legal Red Tape Traditions
This note explains how red tape originated from tying documents with ribbons and how a feather in the cap symbolized prowess in hunting. It also mentions a 20-year sentence for carrying a revolver without a permit and notes widespread ulcers in Southern India.
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England
London Blast Cited To Close Illinois School
In Illinois, an order bars the Weight School directors near St Elmo from using a half completed building due to two oil wells in the yard. The wells within fourteen to eighteen feet risk gas seepage and possible ignition, echoing the deadly 1937 London Texas explosion that killed nearly 300 children. Will M Albert appeals Palmer's order. deed terms may revert the site to heirs if not used for schooling.
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Vandalia
Ill
London
Texas
Illinois
Ernest Palmer
State Department of Insurance
Weight
St. Elmo
New London
Will M. Albert
Palmer
Shaw Not Scared Why Shaw Sees Stalin Grip
The Times ran George Bernard Shaw's letter criticizing fear over the Russo German non aggression pact calling it joyful news. Shaw posits Hitler is under Stalin's powerful thumb and questions why others tremble while he remains calm and asks if he is mad.
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London
Times of London
George Bernard Shaw
Shaw
Hitler
Stalin
German tinkerer patents propeller rowboat device
A German inventor unveils a rowboat equipped with a propeller. The operator’s motions simulate rowing while turning the propeller to produce greater power than traditional oars. The design aims to improve efficiency and speed on water.
Check swindler Paul Christensen sentenced to jail
Paul Christensen former Chamber of Commerce employee was sentenced to 730 days in the county jail after pleading guilty to charges of check swindling. The Dallas News reports the plea and sentencing.
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Paul Christensen
Chamber of Commerce
Christensen
Dallas News
Auto License Fees Show Gain in Sherman and Denison
In the first part of the current registration year, car registration receipts totalled $196,022.68 from April 1 to August 19, surpassing the entire 1938 receipts by more than $1,300. Sherman collected $129,520.32 and Denison $66,502.36 with passenger cars yielding $127,461.68 from 12,624 registrations. Commercial cars added $52,390.25, farm trucks $7,895.23 from 1,032 registrations, and trailers $5,358.42 from 274 plates.
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Sherman
George Schumacher
Schumacher
Denison
Guy Cooke
Death Rides Center Stripe on Highways
State police warned that the center stripe regulates traffic after a June study found 26 of 39 fatal headon crashes occurred on highways. Speed explained many highway deaths. 24 pedestrians were killed and 100 injured on highways, with June traffic totalling 128 lives and four long-term fatalities.
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Austin
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W. E. LaRoe
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J. E. Payne
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Guy Stedham
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Sherman Hospital
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