Local Residents Recap Weekend Activities Across North Texas
Fort Worth visitor Orval Hall stopped in Whitewright while many locals spent weekends with relatives. Students from UT Austin NTSC Denton and Paris Junior College joined family visits in Sherman and Dallas. Measles cases prompted care as Barbara Joe Stepp stayed with grandparents in Dallas and marriages drew guests for Fleming-Wallace. The Monday Night Bridge Club met at Mrs. Short’s home with high scores recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neta Bullard
Betty Anne Darwin
Fort Worth
Jeanne Hargrove
Joe Wilson
Denton
Percy Darwin
Fleming-Wallace
Allen T. Short
Floyd Bassett
Glenn Doss
Charles Skaggs
Trade Offer for Piano by Lem Titts worth Bonham
Lem Titts worth of Bonham offers to trade new or used furniture in exchange for a good piano. Likely a personal ad or barter note seeking a piano in return for items.
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Lem Tittsworth
Bonham
Friday Literary Club Meeting at Mrs Griffin Dollarhide Jr
The Friday Literary Club met at Mrs. Griffin Dollarhide Jr s home with 16 members present. Mrs Dollarhide presided in Miss Gladys Ray absence as 1st vice president. Programs covered The Atlantic Pact Eisenhower Red China and Japan Korea with papers by J C McMillin Gladys Ray Roy Blanton and Emory Christian. The next meeting is set for February 16 with Mrs Grady Gillett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin Dollarhide Jr
China
Emory Christian
Japan
Korea
Grady Gillett
Health Talks on cough breathlessness and heart palpitations
The piece explains how coughing breathing and heartbeat awareness are automatic yet can signal distress when intensified. It covers causes such as dust or asthma, describes dyspnea and palpitation, and advises medical attention for persistent or unexplained symptoms.
Canada makes apple syrup for pancakes
Canada prepares apple syrup from pressed apple juice at Kentville Nova Scotia. The new product, designed for table use on pancakes, is described as richly sweet with apple tang and produced under a Dominion experimental farm process. A Pangolin of Sumatra is noted for its strong scaly armor resistant to bullets.
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Quebec
Dominion Experimental Farm Station
Kentville
Nova Scotia
Last of Windjammers Makes Final Voyage
Viking, the 4000-ton last windjammer, completed its final voyage. A Swedish group bought the Danish-built four masted barque for 40000 dollars to spare it from the shipbreaker's yard and use it as a training ship for sailors. Edgar Eriksson sold it for less than breaker value, noting pride in the act.
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Stockholm
Edgar Eriksson
Viking
Gustaf Eriksson
Citation No 58647 in re Maude A Parker vs Phillip D Simon
The State of Texas cites Phillip D Simon to appear before the Grayson County District Court on the first Monday after 42 days from issuance, February 26, 1951, to answer a petition filed January 9, 1951 seeking to cancel a deed to two vacant tracts in Grayson County valued at not less than 800 dollars. The description covers lands on Duck Creek within University Lands and the Stephens and Munson surveys with specific boundary details.
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State of Texas
Phillip D. Simon
A. D
District Court of
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Duck Creek
J. T. Munson
University
W. A. Saunders
C. E. Stephens
Stephens Tract
Wm. Fesperman, Jr
Stephens
Suit Seeks Void Deed Over Illegal Consideration in Grayson County
Plaintiff Louise Stephens Phillips seeks to cancel a warranty deed conveying land to the defendant. She alleges the 1947 conveyance was based on illegal consideration a gambling debt of her son Clarence Owens Parker and that no cash was provided. Court action asks that the deed be adjudged void and set aside with costs and relief. Dated January 9, 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Stephens Phillips
District Court
Grayson County
Texas
Clarence Owens Parker
Sherman
A. D
S. V. Earnest
Uncle Sam Urges Savings Bonds to Defend Freedom
The message calls all Americans to support freedom by buying U.S. Savings Bonds. It notes bonds grow in value and outlines options like the Pay roll Savings Plan through employers and the Bond-A-Month Plan at banks, from the U S Treasury Department.
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U.S
U. S. Treasury Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
Orval Hall of
Roy Neathery
St. Vincent's Hospital, Sherman
Mrs. Ross Alexander
Dallas
A. J. Fiorini
New Orleans
W. E. LaRoe
Edward Merritt
Sergeant Merritt
Perrin Field
John Biggerstaff
Mrs
O. O. Carter
Joe Pannell
Kirk May
University of Texas, Austin
Lome
Don Cook
Paris Junior College
Howard Cook
R. L. Sears
van Alstyne
Wanda Dell Sanderson
Elmer Sanderson
Johnnie Nell Massey
Mrs. George Hicks
J. H. Trigg
Abilene
Mr. Trigg
Call Reeves of
Grover
Philla Ann Hinton
NTSC
Minnie Fay Hinton
Marvin Smith
of Denison
Clyde Sadler
Billye Faye Dillon
Claud Dillon
Norma Smith
Detroit
Frank Smith
G. R. Stephens
Morris Fulkerson of
Lloyd Alexander
Claude Phillips
Whitewright
George Hicks
Bertha Savage
Barbara Joe Stepp
Mrs. Savage
Stephens & Bryant Insurance — Real Estate
Lan
Whitewright Lumber Co.eighborly Ser
Harry Ujilka
Gaines Dog Research Center
America
CH. Walling
Edgerstoune
Massachusetts
The
State Medical Association of Texas
Canada
Sumatra
Robert L. Doss
Citizens National Bank Bldg
Denison, Texas
DenIson
Sinclair
Bassett Station
Sinclair Products
Uncle Sam
Glen Earnheart
Whitewright, Texas
L. la Rue
Oran
White Wright