Weekend Guests At Franklin Home Share Long Holiday Visit
Sunshine Notes reports a long list of holiday visitors to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Franklin and family from Paris, Van Alstyne, Tom Bean, Austin, and Austin relatives. Names include A D Bush, Dave Davison, Karen Darwin, Alton McDowell, Alton’s painting sale, and several local residents. Mayfair Brown, Lottie Brown, and numerous others hosted or visited during the Christmas and New Year period. Events include deer hunting, museum visit at Fredricksburg, and plans for January 18 in Italy as Recreation Director of Camp Darby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Franklin
A.D. Bush
Dave Davison
Paris
Albert Johnson
van Alstyne
Dale Hickey
Tom Bean
Dale Bolin
Larry Franklin
Austin
Kenneth
Larry
Karen Darwin
Liberty
Neal R.H. Darwin
Il McDowell
Washington D.C
Alton McDowell
Bellaire
Albert Laughlin
Arlington
Jesse Blanks
Paul Geers
Sherman
Geers
Kay Geers
Baylor University
Waco
King
Richardson
Brenda Johnston
Bonham
Tony Geers
Whitewright
Joe Wallace
Doug
Lewisville
Doris Haliburton
Horace Ashlock
Ina Hoyt Wallace
Joe Pannell
Joey Pannell
Donald Fleming
Bells
Lottie
Mayfair Brown
Joanne Brown
Alice
J.S. Gregory
E.G. Gregory
Raymon Brown
Kathlene Hatfield
Dodds City
L.B.J
Johnson City
Fredricksburg
Dwayne
Winnie Hamilton
Greenville
H.M. Hamilton
Hamilton
Bernie McKinney
Marion McMillion
Sondra
Alfred
Abilene Christian College
W.H. Baker
Grover
John Williams
Connie
Percy Darwin
Abilene
Allen Harper
Coleman
L.H. Darwin
Jerry Wilson
Ft. Worth
Mary Darwin
Judy Parks
Dimmett
Sonny Gosnell
Allen B. Harper
Todd
Holly
Becky Upshaw
Temple
Bob Darwin
Bert
Houston Darwin
Barry Harper
Barry
Lighorn
Italy
Camp
Darby
Joe Bodine
Bart
Bruce Bodine
Michiel Todd
H.L. Bodine
Laura Rich
Joe Rich
Oneta Key
Mary Lee Ross
Ginger Sanderson
Amarillo
Mildred Sanderson
Bea McLain
Joan Ball
Phillip Norris
Dallas
Retha Sanderson
Ina Moody
San Angelo
Jimmy Childers
Misty
Mike
Langley Air Force Base
Linda Dugan
Cathy
California
Edith Lewis
Jerry Lewis
Billy Ray Lewis
Killeen
Robert
Tax office relocates to rear of home by Bassett
Floyd Bassett announces his income tax service has moved to the rear of his residence. Same reliable service, just a new location. Phone number 364 2226 remains for appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Bassett
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Trenton Raises 23 000 for City Park Campaign
Trenton surpassed its 20 000 goal for a modern city park raising 23 000 in two months. Rev Durham noted residents contributed 10 000 in volunteer labor totaling 33 000, with federal matching hoped for the park project. The final push was a 500 donation from the FFA and FHA chapters of Trenton High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Rev. Ag
Durham
Fedral
Park Committee
FFA
FHA
Trenton High School
Stephens Looney Repeat Vows at Whitewright First Baptist
Miss Jacky Stephens and Rex Looney wed January 2 at Whitewright First Baptist. Ceremony by Rev. Jimmy Hedges. Bride given in marriage by father, wore yellow and white check gown with bonnet. Matron of honor Cathy Willingham of Savoy. best man Johnny Ray Willingham of Savoy. Bride and groom are children of local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacky Stephens
Rex Looney
First Baptist Church
Whitewright
Jimmy Hedges
Cathy Willingham
Savoy
Johnny Ray Willingham
Jack Stephens
Tex Looney
Tucson
Look to future. Look to future. Take stock in America.
A brief public service style exhortation urging citizens to invest in the nation by purchasing U.S. Savings Bonds, framed as a patriotic call to support the country's financial stability and future growth. The message emphasizes confidence and collective effort, appealing to readers' civic duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
U.S
For Sale Will Babysit and Various Local Ads
Multiple small ads and notices offer babysitting in home beginning Jan 1 with contact Joan Langford 364-2839, plus furniture and service offerings. Also listed are vehicles, construction, repairs, antiques, and farm stock ads, plus a long local social and holiday visiting notices section from Whitewright area. Includes tax payment reminder for Whitewright ISD due by Jan 31 1977.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Langford
Whitewright Independent
Local Businesses and Evening Division Classes Notice
COMPLETE UPHOLSTERY and FLOWERS UPHOLSTERY advertise services with locations 305 W Locust and 364 2779 tfc. Insurance Realty P O Box 735 301 West Grand Whitewright 364 2469. Grayson County College Evening Division invites enrollment for spring, with schedules available through Gene Foster. Registration runs Jan 10-13, 6 to 8 p.m. in the Business Building. Classes begin Jan 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Locust
Old Church of Christ
Grayson County College
Chambers of Commerce
Gene Foster
Crafty Ideas for Spraying Colorful Home Décor
Easy decorating tips suggest brightening vases lamp bases mail boxes toys and frames with spray paint. Repaint weathered items to renew color and style while using Krylon or Outasors to protect metal cans from rust. Use coordinated colors to unify mismatched frames and create pleasing wall displays.
Sheriff sale notice in Grayson County Texas
Execution sale announced by Sheriff John Blystone for February 1 1977 at Sherman courthouse to satisfy a $5329.45 judgment in the case Mary Kathleen Addy versus James V. Addy No 81335. Property described as Lot 3 part of Thompson Heights Addition containing 2054 acres with metes and bounds notes. Partial interest 1/3 in James W. Addy. Dec 13 1975.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifteenth District Court
Grayson County
Mary Kathleen Addy
James V. Addy
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Grayson
State of
Thompson Heights
W.P. Lebrecht
W.W. Bruce
Bruce
James W. Addy
John Blystone
G.W. Arnold
200 Club Welcomes The New Year Watch Party
The 200 club hosted a New Year watch party with good food, punch, and fellowship. Guests included Mrs. Hugh Hunter returning from Georgia and daughters, and Mr. and Mrs. Oran Sharp of Sherman. Grandchildren’s photos were shown, dancing and games entertained, and the group sang at midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Hunter
Georgia
Houston
Dallas
Oran Sharp
Sherman
Grayson County College to Offer Nursing Assistant Course
Grayson County College evening division will offer a nine week nursing assistant course next spring. Registration runs 6 to 8 p.m. January 10 through 13 in the Business Building, with classes held Mondays and Wednesdays from 7 to 10 p.m. for three credit hours. Contact Gene Foster or Dr. Mary Moses at 6101 Hwy. 691, Denison 75020, telephone 465-6030, for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayson County College
Gene Foster
Grayson County
Foster
Denison
Mary Moses
Fresh French Style Peas and Cherry Glaze Toppers
A simple method for green peas uses a lettuce lined saucepan to trap moisture and retain flavor for about 15 minutes. For cheesecake, glaze with drained cherries and a warmed red cherry jelly to create a glossy cherry topping, then chill until set.
Butter spreaders as safe blades for children
A report notes butter spreaders, due to their small size and blunt edges, can function as makeshift knives for children, highlighting potential safety concerns and the need for supervised use or alternative utensils.
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Obie Ruthledge
Warren Wright
Hiawatha, Hn
Faye Pierce
Mary Lou Ayers
Income Tax Service
Langford
Mary Lee Burchfield
Boot Hill
Pilot Grove
Garcia
McKenney Red Brahmans
Jerry Tapp
Walker Construction Company
Dick Walker
Delco
Edwards Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
Randy Green
Janet Lewis
Charles
Lewis
Kelvin
Charlie Ayres
Pauline
Nettie Horton
Hubert
Yanigar
Myrtle Hensley
North Little Rock
Grover Brown
James Brown
San Antonio
Jerry Brown
Martin
G.C. Brown
Richarson
Art Neal
Topeka
Jess Green
John Brown
Garland
Bill Brown
James Green
Nina Davis
Carol Brown
Mequite
Bennie Chesser
Kenneth Hypecock
Bruni
James Johnson
John Chesser
L.A. Watkins Jr
Myrtle Carraway
Griffis
Rtrc
Chapman, Whitewright
Chevrolet
Knapp
Greg Sanderson
Trenton Tribune
Tom McHolmes
Highland
First National Bank
Tom Sears
Jeanette Jones
Carraway Station
Dick Capps
Pansy Miller
Ren
Jimmy Vandusen
Townsen Dance Studio
Riding Club
al Armstrong
Plano
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