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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1935

Page

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Whitewright High among 218 Texas members of Southern Association

The Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools accepted 218 Texas high schools for the current year in Louisville. Whitewright High School kept its spot for the tenth year, joining Sherman and Denison in Grayson County with Bonham as the only Fannin County entry.

Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools Louisville Texas Whitewright Grayson County Sherman Denison Bonham Fannin County Southern Association Association State Department of Education Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Bexar County Dallas County Harris County Tarrant County

Whitewright Players Dominate County All-Star Eleven

Four Whitewright Tigers join Grayson County all-star team chosen by Elmer Fortner. Selected positions include Montgomery left end Jackson center Teague left halfback and Thornhill fullback. Banquet honors and trophies highlighted county class B and C success alongside Sherman and Austin College squads.

Whitewright Grayson County Elmer Fortner Sherman Democrat Allstar Whitesboro van Alstyne Mark Montgomery Albert Lea Jackson Byron Teague Bussy Thornhill Democrat Bussy” Thornhill Thornhill Billy Cloud Howe Cloud Teague Howe Star Jackson Bobby Cloud Montgomery Johnson Dorchester Way Tioga Tipps Hackworth Gordon Pearson Collinsville Burba

Pilot Grove Youth Captains ETSTC Basketball Team

D. L. (Red) Connor of Pilot Grove captains the 1936 Fast Texas State Teachers College basketball squad at Commerce. He led scorers in the opening series against Naciteches Louisiana Normal College, with 11 and 15 points as the team won 38-26 and 39-28.

D. L Red) Connor A. L. Connor Pilot Grove Texas State Teachers College Commerce Naciteches Louisiana

Peanut Growers Get $1 a Bushel

Sherman Fort Worth and Washington influence end price decline as Traders Oil Company signs a peanut processing contract with the Department of Agriculture. The deal guarantees growers $65 a ton for No 1 peanuts and restores raw peanut prices to about $1 a bushel after contracts expired November 1 and prices fell to 70 cents.

Sherman B. F. Gray Grayson Farm Traders’ Oil Company of Fort Worth Department of Agriculture

Earn While You Learn At Draughons College Dallas

Two young men and three young women may now earn part of tuition by working in College office. Excellent chance to prepare for a business career at moderate cost with more positions than applicants. First come first served. Write for full information today.

Draughon’s College Dallas Texas

Not Too Late to Join The Sun Honor Roll

The Sun offers a final deadline December 31 for the low one year subscription rate of 1.00 and urges renewals before January 1 to save one third of 1.59. Names added this week include J. W. Blakey D. A. Rouse George Hansard Mrs. T. J. Smith and many others.

Sun J. W. Blakey D. A. Rouse George Hansard T. J. Smith R. H. Groves Elvin Petty A. B. Webster T. E. Blakey P. L. Owen E. T. Doss J. D. Russell W. A. Calvard G. D. Bennett J. T. Wrenn W. E. Boyd Allen T. Short J. P. Jared F. C. Williams M. D. Oliver J. H. Gosnell E. Benson Eugene P. McIver A. L. Groves Coleman Carter Co. L. Nichols W. F. Holland T. H. Sears C. N. Bowie D. E. Walker J. H. Hodge D. A. Hollingsworth W. S. Roddy W. H Fannie Smith J. S. Whitworth

Cotton Checks For $98 000 to Be Distributed

Sherman reports 5153 cotton parity checks totaling $98 270.89 will be distributed this week. Average $19.05 per check. County agent B. F. Gray will issue at Bells 8 am, Whitewright 10 am, Tom Bean 12 noon, Pilot Grove 2 pm, Van Alstyne 4 pm. If unable to attend, farmers may collect next week with contract-number cards.

Sherman B. F. Gray Whitewright Tom Bean Pilot Grove van Alstyne

Domestic cotton stocks show sharp decrease

New York report places U S cotton on Dec 1 at about 13 274 000 bales versus 13 614 000 last year and 17 378 000 three years ago Domestic consumption Aug 1 to Nov 30 reached 1 910 000 bales and exports 2 499 000 bales This season's total distribution stood at 4 409 000 bales compared with 3 574 000 a year ago

New York United States New York Cotton Exchange Service

Roger Holcomb Receives Funeral Director License

Roger Q. Holcomb of Waldo Funeral Home passed the State examination and last Saturday received his license to practice funeral directing. Waldo notes he has proven reliable, conscientious, and courteous in over a year of service.

Roger Q. Holcomb The Waldo Funeral Home Holcomb Waldo

Texas Old Age Pension Plan Seeks Federal OK

Orville S. Carpenter, administrator of the Texas Old Age Pension Commission, returns from Washington confident Texas law will meet federal requirements for government participation. He said payments will be based on actual need and that a three member commission will determine eligibility and amounts. Delays are expected as intensive case reviews proceed before payments begin, with a July 1 deadline set by the Legislature.

Dallas Orville S. Carpenter Texas Old Age Pension Commission Texas Washington Federal Social Security Board Carpenter Federal Commission Allred Federal Board

Be Careful of Fire During Christmas Time Warns Fire Chief

Whitewright fire chief Jesse Wallace warns households of heightened fire risk at Christmas due to decorations and fireworks. The city has seen record fire losses this year and insurers plan to raise rates when the new year begins. Property owners who can should consider three year policies before March 1 to save on premiums.

Jesse Wallace Whitewright Fire Department Whitewright

Dick Barbee Dislocates Arm Dressing In Morning Coat

Dick Barbee a Whitewright youth employed at Proctor's Drug Store in Sulphur Springs dislocated his left arm while putting on his coat He planned to hire a valet to cut costs on medical bills after the accident At Long's Hospital Dr Byrd Longino reset the joint and he returned to work shortly afterward.

Dick Barbee Proctor’s Drug Store Long’s Hospital Byrd Longino

Palace Theatre announces three matinee specials next week

Palace Theatre manager D A Fox cites three matinees with full page five schedule. Monday Trades Day features George Burns and Gracie Allen in Here Comes Cookie with Pop Eye cartoon, repeated at Saturday preview and Monday night. Tuesday matinee and night star Joan Blondell and Glenda Farrell in Traveling Saleslady with 3 Stooges. Christmas Day matinee and night and Thursday night show Caliente with Pat O Brien Dolores Del Rio and Glenda Farrell plus short subject and news.

D. A. Fox Palace Theatre George Burns Gracie Allen Cookie Joan Blondell Glenda Farrell

Central Christian Christmas Program Presents The Shepherd King

The Central Christian Church hosts the annual White Gifts for the King Christmas program on Sunday evening December 22. Two performances at 6 30 and 8 00 feature the dramatic play The Shepherd King produced by the Sunday school under Miss Gladys Ray. An offering will be taken for the Juliet Fowler Orphans Home in Dallas.

The Central Christian Church Juliet Fowler Dallas Church Gladys Ray

Whitewright approves Whitewright gym auditorium contract

The Whitewright city commission approves Wood and Elliott Sherman contractors bid for the semi fireproof public auditorium and school gymnasium with a $22 700 project fund of which $10 200 comes from the federal Public Works Administration and $12 500 from local maintenance tax. The building on the high school campus will be brick or mat face tile with seating for 400 in the balcony and 800 to 1 000 on the main floor, plus two classrooms and facilities. Eighty working days are allotted for completion with bonds and insurance required and federal inspectors on site.

F. M. Echols Federal Public Works Administration Wood & Elliott Sherman Contractors Whitewright City Commission Cedar Street

Santa Claus to Visit Whitewright Saturday at Four

Santa Claus will be in Whitewright in person Saturday afternoon at 4 oclock to assist in distributing gifts and hand out favors to children. Mayor F M Echols announced the visit after confirming from Santa Claus he would attend. Merchants will finish distributing money gifts for the day as the largest crowd of the year is expected, continuing a Saturday event since September.

Santa Claus Whitewright F. M. Echols

Law and Order League Formed in Grayson County

Dr. J. A. Ellis of First Baptist Church Sherman was elected president of the Grayson County Law and Order League formed after a Friday night meeting at Central Christian Church in Sherman. Dr. Conway Wharton was elected vice president and Rev. Hugh Bumpas secretary treasurer. The group aims to mobilize public sentiment for law enforcement and, when laws are violated or neglected, to push for thorough investigations and corrective action.

J. A. Ellis First Baptist Church of Sherman Grayson County

Waldrop Named Commissioner for Grayson County Precinct 1

Sherman resident P. J. Waldrop was appointed by County Judge J. J. Loy to fill the late A. T. Cook’s unexpired term as Grayson County Commissioner Precinct 1. Waldrop had previously held the post, helped retire a $30 000 debt, and will serve until January 1 1937 amid a field of applicants. The court extended condolences to Cook’s family after his sudden heart attack and pneumonia death.

Sherman P. J. Waldrop J. J. Loy A. T. Cook Grayson County Cook Waldrop Loy

Schools Close Friday for Holidays in Whitewright

H. W. Key, superintendent of Whitewright schools, announced two weeks of holiday for students and teachers. Schools will close Friday and reopen Monday, January 6.

H. W. Key Whitewright

Mean Man Goofus Works Rufus Hard

In a terse rural vignette Rufus recalls a bully named Goofus who damaged a wheelbarrow by removing its legs so the worker cannot set down or rest. The exchange highlights hardship and intimidation in a terse, folksy dialogue.

Goofus Rufus

Auto speed expensive

The American Automobile Association tested car fuel use at different speeds. Gas mileage drops with speed. 18 miles per gallon at 30 mph becomes 12 at 60 and 8 at 80. Oil consumption rises sevenfold from 30 mph to 55 mph.

American Automobile Association

Fireworks scare boy Tritinto into car fatally in Mesquite

Four year old George Anthony Broyles wandered from his home and was frightened by firecrackers. He ran into the path of an automobile driven by 18 year old Felton Dean, dying three hours later at Parkland Hospital. He was the county’s 109th traffic victim this year.

Mesquite George Anthony Broyles Sydney Broyles Parkland Hospital Broyles Bradbury

Adamson Seeks Special Legislature Session in January

In Denison state rep J W Adamson mails a request to Gov James V Alfred urging a January special session. He argues the body should first estimate old age pension costs and then pass tax laws to fund benefits for the needy aged, reducing direct relief.

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Whitewright High School Texan Southern Association Grayson Sherman High School Austin College Whitewright Tigers Sherman High School Bearcats Austin College Kangaroos L. R Dutch) Meyer Texas Christian University Horned Frogs ETSTC Roger Holcomb the Sun Central Christian B. Wrenn Webb P.T. A Whitewright Parent-Teacher Association Grammar School J. H. Burma Jr LAW and Order League J. W. Adamson Typewriter
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