Whitewright Nursing Home News New Patients and Visitors
Local nursing home reports new residents Mr Denver Renfro Miss Alma Hicks Mrs Lucy Cox and Mrs Edna Kaiser returning home from eye surgery. Many neighbors and relatives visit including Rev Harry Stanley, Reve Peck Williams and families from Bells Sherman Gainesville Dallas and Blue Ridge. Sunday services drew 50 guests. Betty Kay Geers and Brenda Thornhill performed a special.
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Denver Renfro
Wallas
Alma Hicks
Whitewright
Lucy Cox
Louella
Edna Kaiser
Bells
Grace Roberts
Sherman
Harry Stanley
Mable Johnson
Georgia Newton
Trenton Bluebirds
Lee Ann Waldrop
Gainesville
Bro
Waldrop
Gainsville
Bill Jones
and Mirs
Charles Coleman
Elmer Brown
William Francis
Claud
Sue McCord
Alma Hixe
Aaron White
Wichita Falls
Arno White
Lee Bellows
Blue Ridge
Cassie White
Joyce McCann
Debbie
Fran
Perrin Field
Claud Binion
George Chenault
Dallas
Nannie Hullett
Eura Hughes
Soil Conservation and Waterways Work Near Van Alstyne
R C Thomas of the Soil Conservation Service reports steady winter adoption of conservation practices in the Van Alstyne area. Farms of Martha Jo Everland Vona Mae Cook Cecil Thornton and Miss Ina Jones have seedbeds prepared for bermuda spriggin and waterways sloped. Kern Chaney shapes waterways on Lillie Sherley land. Waterways are staked for shaping on Harry Gaither and Pascal Binion farms. Stock tanks are planned to be installed.
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van Alstyne
R. C. Thomas
Soil Conservation Service
Bermuda
Martha Jo Everland
Vona Mae Cook
Cecil Thornton
Miss Ina Jones
Kern Chaney
Lillie Sherley
Harry Gaither
Pascal Binion
Beneficiaries Urged to File Social Security Earnings Report
Sherman social security officials remind beneficiaries under 72 who worked while receiving checks to report earnings over 1680 for 1968. Forms will be mailed. deadline is April 15 1969. Those estimating earnings below 1680 but earning more than expected should request a form.
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Gus Jones
Sherman Social Security Office
Cial
Jones
Home Is Where The Heart Is Not A Castle In The Air
A verse reflecting on noble dwellings across Britain and beyond while asserting that true welcome and home are found where the heart rests, not in grand houses. The speaker contrasts historic mansions and palaces with the simple, enduring value of home.
Ills At Sherman Community Hospital
Byron Neatherly is ill with pneumonia at Sherman Community Hospital. His parents Mr and Mrs Roy Neatherly of Grand Prairie visited over the weekend. Robert Shelley was admitted Saturday. Mrs Grace Roberts Mrs George Bennett and Mrs Carl Holland are new patients. Mr Paul Stephens has returned home from the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Neatherly
Sherman Commnity Hospital
Roy Neatherly
Grand Prairie
Robert Shelley
Sherman Community Hospital
Grace Roberts
George Bennett
Carl Holland
Paul Stephens
Texas Beef Shows 25 Percent Growth Across Five Years
Texas beef cow numbers rose 25 percent from 1959 to 1964 totaling 962 058 head. Sixteen two counties posted increases of at least 24 percent while Panhandle Caprock and TransPecos regions led growth. Prices for cattle and calves fell from 21.00 and 25.80 per cwt in 1959 to 14.90 and 18.60 in 1964.
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Texas
Edward Uvacek
Texas A&m University
Pan
Gulf Coast
Kentuckytown Baptist W M A Plans Meeting
The WoM Ue of Kentucky town will meet Thursday afternoon at the church with Mrs J C Whipple presiding as president and Mrs Billy Morse as secretary.
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Wom.ue
Kentucky
J.C. Whipple
Billy Morse
Methodist Service Guild Meets Monday at Home of Worsham
The Wesleyan Service Guild of the First United Methodist Church met at Mrs. J. A. Worsham’s home with 12 members and Rev. George Topper present. Mrs. Paul Ryan presided and named a nominating committee. The group began a study of the Gospel of John and planned the March 10 meeting at Mrs. W. M. Pierson’s home with Mrs. Ralph Wallace co-hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Service Guild
First United Methodist Church
J. A. Woresham
Lola Scott
George Topper
Paul Ryan
Lee Wilson
J. A. Worsham
Topper
Obituary of W. L. Gordon Dallas food broker leader
W L Gordon of Dallas longtime food broker and head of W L Gordon Co died Feb 20 in Dallas. native of Whitewright he moved to Dallas in 1923 started his firm in 1940 and led major regional brokerage groups. survivors include wife and three Whitewright sisters. funeral Feb 22 at Restland Dallas.
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W.L. Gordon
W. L. Gordon Co., Inc
Dallas
Gordon
Preston Towers
Whitewright
Dallas Food Brokers Association
National Food Brokers Association
The
Texas Wholesale Grocers Association
Texas Retail Grocers Asso
Highland Park
Typical Gas Dryers Prove Economical and Reliable
Mrs. Koons of Dallas uses a gas dryer for a family of five, averaging 15 loads weekly for four years with no maintenance costs and impressively low per-load expenses. The piece extols gas dryer economy and reliability. Burial and obituary details for Miss Hill note church affiliation, education, and survivors.
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William Koons
Dallas
Susie Taylor Dies in Athens After Illness
Mrs Susie Taylor wife of Tom A Taylor longtime Whitewright Bonham grocer died Sunday in a nursing home Athens She lived Route 4 Athens Mullican Little Funeral Home Belle Savoy led services Hassell Foster chapel Athens burial Oaklawn Memorial Park Athens Born October 21 1893 in Athens Survived by husband mother one stepson three stepdaughters one brother and one sister.
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Athens
Susie Taylor
Tom A. Taylor
Whitewright
Bonham
Taylor
Roy
Noah Taylor
Clyde Little
Bells
Route 4
Mullican=Little Funeral Home
Belle-Savoy
Hassell-Foster
James Best
Oaklawn Memorial Park
Becides
J.M. Bush
Funeral for Lee Williams in Whitewright
Lee Williams aged 60 died unexpectedly in Albuquerque New Mexico on a Wednesday. Funeral services were held February 22 at Renfroe Barrett chapel with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. A painter by trade he lived in this area most of his life and had no immediate survivors. He went to Albuquerque to attend his sister Bessie Moffitt's funeral and remained to handle her estate.
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Lee Williams
Alburquerque
N. M
Renfroe Barrett Chapel
Oak Hill Cemetery
Whitewright
Williams
Bessie Moffitt
Church Schedule Brief for Two Pastors
Rev Lionel Lindley leads Sunday services at 11 00 worship and 5 30 training union with a 6 30 evening service Pastor Rev George Topper conducts 11 00 morning worship and Whitewright Bishop's Conference at 6 00 midweek worship details listed for the two churches
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lionel Lindley
Training Union
C. C. Dooley
George Topper
Whitewright
Charles Pierce
Herman Lancaster
Sunda
Janice Hall
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Mary Smiths
Bill Dockey and Sons
Florence Gentry
Roxie Garren
Lillie Pittman
Leon Meador
Mabel Johnson
Elizabeth Smith
Marvin Staley
Tommy Staley
Clifford Jones
Esker Chaffin
Carl Allen
Denison
William Harrelson
Da= llas
Hollis Douglas
Edd Harvey
Jimmy Harvey
James Robinson
Betty Kay Geers
Brenda Thornhill
Soil Conservation Facts
George P. Cullean
D B. Crow
Cele
Gladys Lloyd
Soil and Water Conservation District
North Travis
Tarry
II Kings
Newport
California Hills
TransPecos
the Whitewright Sun
Kentuckytown Baptist
W. M. A. Plans Meeting
Methodist Service Guild
W. L. Gordon
Gordon-Robinson Inc
Miss
Zona Hill
1St Methodist Church
Treenton
Ernie W
Reed
Burns Cemetery
Earnheart Funeral Home
Miss Hill
George W. Hill
Methodist Church
East Texas State University
Denton State Teachers College
R.R. Summers
Arch Talleey
Perryton
Tom Robinson
Trenton
al Perry
Denton
Lone Star Gas
Mrs
Barnheart
Kentuckytown Baptist Church
First Presbyterian Church
United Methodist
Whitewright Nursing Home Service
Church OF the Week
First United Pentecostal Church
Church OF Christ
Western Beauty Christian Methodist Church
Lonnie Stinson
Marvin United Methodist Church
Bethel Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Assembly OF God Church
Dawson Propane
Ralph Morris Garage
Nicely’s Mobil Station
Whitewright Nursing Home
Griffis Barber Shop
OK Feed Mill
George Hight
Brown’s Variety Store
Carl’s Sausage Company
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