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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1952

Page

2

Weekend of Visitation Slows Across North Texas

Local notes show numerous residents and relatives visiting Dallas and other towns from Trenton Greenville Denton Sherman and McKinney over a weekend. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. George Brown Mrs Gladyne Harper and many others visiting family and returning home.

Gladyne Harper Dallas Mrs. L. R. Alexander of

Lake Texoma drownings reach 35 total since 1944

The U S Army Corps study raises the Lake Texoma drowning toll to 35 since 1944, with 1951 proving the deadliest year at ten deaths including the Caney Creek disaster. Recovered bodies include several from Denison Sherman Durant and Oklahoma City communities across multiple years.

Lake Texoma U. S. Engineer Corps West Texas Caney Creek James R. Hash Sherman Highway 91 Volney Miller Madill Alva Miller Conroe Roosevelt Bridge Dorothy Rucker Denison John Mitchell Colbert Vadis E. Shaw Harmon Glenn Floyd Green Miami Okla Judith Ann Hickory Creek Peter Horne Gainesville Jay Riley Gordonville R. C. Sewell Durant Denison Dam Frisco Bridge Earl Howdeshell Texoma Texoma Boat & Dock Co., and Drowned. John McKinney Iowa Park Red River Mack Dunn McKinney Burns Run Jack Gidcomb Dallas Mill Creek Resort Sally Mae Scally James H. Roberts Jerry G. Bounds Apache L. M. Ladd Platter Platter Flats W. C. Young Walnut Creek Resort A. H. Dunivan Edwin Prinz Fort Worth Burns Run Beach Glenn C. Baker Oklahoma City Juanita Wood Seagoville Willow Springs Resort John D. Dodson Norman Scott Green Edgar L. Butcher Robert N. Arnold Sunset Resort Dan Fountain Catfish Bay Fred C. Stinnett Texoma Boat Dock Robert Davenport Jerry Herrod Shirley Thomas Robert Reed Odessa Harry Kirkland Abilene Davenport Thomas Red Washita

New Year's party guest warns host of affair in boudoir

A guest rushes to tell the host his best friend is making love to the host's wife in her boudoir. The host dismisses him, saying the man is not a friend and he has never seen him before. A traffic cop jokes with a driver about a governor and fertilizer.

Convention Telecasts Assured for Southwest Viewers

Fort Worth Dallas Houston and Oklahoma City will receive live telecasts of the Republican and Democratic national conventions from Chicago via an emergency microwave link through Jackson Mississippi. Ed J. Ernest announced the temporary hookup replaces the incomplete Kansas City Chicago line, making the first live network broadcasts in the Southwest. The chain includes Fort Worth Dallas and Houston stations and continues until the full line is completed later this fall.

Fort Worth Chicago Dallas Houston Oklahoma City Jackson Miss Ed J. Ernest Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Here Kansas City Southwest

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Mrs George Brown Jim Ayres Trenton Joe Meador Clay Horton Paul Cook John Jenkins Tom Brown el Reno Wayne Gault D. M. Roddy Nana Francis Lillian Neathery Wanda Dell Sanderson Elmer Sanderson Alfred Sirkel R. B. Gordon Carl May Greenville O. L. Spradling Jerry Wilson J. P. Darwin Terry Atterberry Kilgore Clarence McMillin D. W. Smith Jerry of John Vestal Conway Craig NTSTC Denton Clyde Craig Billie Roberts of McKinney Grace Roberts Jack Hansard of Rugga Hansard Charles Marlow Ray Hansard Charles E. Ayres T. W. Ayres Ouida Nell Harris Floyd Harris C. W. Pope W. M. Bass and Son Don Fuller of Frank Smith John Livingston Pete Landolt Silsbee James Reeves Commerce John Reeves Cecil Biggerstaff Tom Bean Edwin Biggerstaff Electra A. L. Biggerstaff Betty Blackerby Alva Blackerby Grace Sloan Lubbock Pilot Grove Whitewright Jane Meador C. J. Meador Don Howard Cook Howard Cook Jack Meador Jeffrey Jim Simmons George Riley Whitesboro Eugene Reeves Joe Marsh Cappy Miller Cappy Jiggs United States Brewers Foundation First National Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation State of Texas Grayson Pearle Higdon Kimrey Grayson County J. N. Dickson Said County Travis Street Merchants and Planters National Bank of Sherman State of Texas la Verne Brown A. D District Court of Court House Worley M. Brown S. V. Earnest Nancy Drake R. A. Frank F. W. Winfree O. E. Frank Frank and Winfree Sead Om "Co. Buchanan O. L. Jones Atter Capitol Walker Pharmacy Ginna Bendix Community Public Service Company Your Friendly Electric Company
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