Grammar School Honor Roll Compilation Lists Names
The grammar school honors first six weeks include multiple grade level lists of Honor Roll and A Club members. Notable names appear across 1st through 6th grades, with repeated entries such as Thomas Sears Louise Magers Ray Mooneyham and Patsy Jean Young.
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Fred Coley
Jo Willa Stuteville
Aileene Pennington
Thomas Sears
Louise Magers
Ray Mooneyham
Sarah Belle Gillett
Patsy Jean Young
Maud Louise Hanners
Norma Frances Donigan
Louise Jared
Jo Nell Keeling
James Haliburton
Jones Alexander
James Lay
Anita Vestal
Amateen Rector
Litha Sue Hollingsworth
Sybil Davenport
Mark Montgomery
O. A. Hefner
Will Bryant
Jack Meador
Julia Burnette
Marie Thrasher
Mary Jo Sears
Freddie Dean Fain
Dick Montgomery
Guy Hamilton Jr
Leora Short
Lester Pumphrey
Frances Donigan
Hamilton Vestal
Lloyd Badgett
Fred Starr
Rosalee Pritchett
Thelma Clark
James
Agnes Coffey
Sarah Janway
Ruth Gosnell
Edna Earl Stuteville
Pauline Magers
Guy Hamilton , Jr
Fitz Bryant
Political Line-up Is Closest Since 1919
Washington reports the Seventieth Congress begins with a tight balance of power. Senate stands Republicans 48 and Democrats 47 with Farmer-Labor 1. House shows Republicans 237, Democrats 195, Farmer-Labor 2, Socialist 1.
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Washington
Senate
Republicans
Democrats
Farmer-Labor
House
Classified Ads From Sherman Texas Listings
A collage of small ads includes for rent two light housekeeping rooms furnished or unfurnished by Mrs J D Russell. sale of a gas range in good condition by Mrs Lee Hampton. hauling and garden plowing offers by A G Bradley. feed by Plant ers Gin Company. lost package with embroidery and glasses returned to R L Johnson. collection service for delinquents via P O box 241 Sherman TX. insurance contact Mrs J Lee Yates. sale of flowers and pot plants by Mrs P A Short. grist mill services by Maddux Hinton. ad space offer for 25 words for 25 cents. request to return borrowed jackscrews by T H Sears. sale of farm implements and eighteen shoats by T P McCarley. blacksmithing and woodwork by P Janway. heaters advertised by Lloyd Moore. flowers by Mrs Buell Spindle. sale of 177 acres in Dawson County and 60 acres near Whitewright by B F Blanton. rent of 167 1 2 acres near Whitewright by C J Davenport.
Minister Found Dead In Hotel Near Denison
The Rev. J. D. Cotten, an itinerant Baptist minister living on a small farm west of Denison, was found dead in a hotel here Friday night. A rope was tied to a nearby fixture, with authorities beginning an inquiry into the apparent hanging.
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Denison
J. D. Cotten
Patterson and Morgan Tied the Knot in Denison Home
Benjamin Patterson of Denison and Minnie May Morgan were united in marriage Friday evening at 7 o clock at the home of the couple with close family in attendance.
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Benjamin Patterson
Denison
Minnie May Morgan
Local minister Cotten dies. funeral held then burial planned
The text notes that Cotten, a preacher in rural churches across the district, is survived by his wife four sons and five daughters. Letters found in his room gave funeral instructions. Funeral services occurred Saturday afternoon and the body was transported to Van Alstyne for burial Sunday afternoon.
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Cotten
van Alstyne
Local Denison Bride Weds Former Whitewright Citizen
The ceremony used the Presbyterian ring service by Rev J F Fender with a small group of relatives present. The bride, born and raised here, comes from a renowned pioneer family. The groom, once a Whitewright resident, works as a buyer at Denison Cotton Mills. They will reside at 1001 West Bend in Denison after a ten day trip to Lubbock.
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J. A. May
J. F. Fender
Whitewright
Denison Cotton Mills
Patterson
West Bend Street
Denison
Lubbock
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Grammar School
Louise Gladden
Mildred House
Ella V. England
Isabel Craig
Dorothy LaRoe
Margaret Lilley
Percy Darwin
Anna Lee Yowell
Martha Lynn Seay
Robert Doss
Dorothy Juan Gillett
Dwight Coley
Jack Lay
J. Y. Russell
Edith Mae Sears
Margy Smith
Dorothy Tate
Lula Lee Vestal
Idabelle Fain
Mervin Gould
Frances Haliburton
Wilma Janway
Inez Coffey
Billie Earl Montgom
Ery
Marl Ryan
Ruth Jopling
Norma Joe Mangrum
Elizabeth Davidson
van Vestal
Ouija Craig
Oleta Chambers
Clyde Johnson
Madge Sears
James Lindsey
Homer Lee Sears
Lloyd Stowers
Myra Nell Vestal
Nellie Hefner
Agnes McKenna
Alberta Haliburton
Frances Bryant
Vivian Echols
Willard Young
Ella V
England
Dorotha Wood
Norma Jo Mangrum
Billy Earl Montgomery
David Woodrow Smith
Nora Bryant
Jesse DeBerry
Thomas McMillin
Prentiss Compton
Barbee
J. D. Russell
Lee Hampton
A. G. Bradley
Planters Gin Company
R. L. Johnson
P. O. Box
Sherman
Texas
J. Lee Yates
P. A. Short
Maddux & Hinton
Smith Hotel
T. H. Sears
T. P. McCarley
Hollingsworth Farm
Ely
P. Janway
J. W. McMurry Grocery
Cole
Lloyd Moore
Buell Spindle
Dawson County
Pike
Bethel Church
B. F. Blanton
Bermuda
C. J. Davenport
the Sun
Farm News
Dallas
The
Whitewright Sun
the Sun and Dallas Times-Herald
Dallas Times-Herald
Sun
Ft. Worth
Dallas Morning News
Patterson-Morgan
Santa
Atwater
Kent Radio
Santa Claus
Atwater Kent
Water Kent
Clark & Meador Good Hardware
Adams Motor Company
Lincoln
FORD
Fordson