Local residents share weekend visits across towns
Mr and Mrs Harold Doss visited his mother Mrs ZL T Doss in Pilot Point Sunday. Mr and Mrs Jim Wright and children of Mesquite visited his parents in Sunday. Lee Wilson visited Edgar Ray in Sherman Sunday. Rev and Mrs David A Jones of Denison visited Robert Doss Sunday. Jerry Jones and son Terry of College Station spent the weekend with Royce Jones and Dr and Mrs Paul E Geers. Lucian Rascoe of Royse City visited Mrs F B Rascoe Sunday. John A Ray dismissed from Sherman hospital and at home. J P Canby had surgery at Community Hospital in Sherman. Mrs J P Darwin visited Jerry Wilson in Fort Worth. W A Bower spent Tuesday in Denison with Sherman Isaacs. C O Robbins of Sherman visited Mrs O M Brown this week. Hugh Hunter spent Saturday in Dallas with Frank Alexander and in Plano with Jimmie Jacobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Doss
ZL. T. Doss
Pilot Point
Jim Wright
Mesquite
L. W. Wright
Jerry Jones
Terry
College Station
Royce Jones
Paul E. Geers
J. P. Darwin
Jerry Wilson
Fort Worth
Hugh Hunter
Dallas
Frank Alexander
Plano
Jimmie Jacobs
Army
J. Frank Wilson
Lee Wilson
Whitewright
U. S. Army Command and General Staff College
Fort Leavenworth
Kaw
Fort Carson
Colo
Whitewright High School
East Texas State College, Commerce
Marine Corps
Local residents share weekend visits and community notes
Plano's Miss Viva Phillips visited relatives here over the weekend. Otto Russell Jr of Garland and other area residents visited family. Blood donors needed for John E. Smith at Sherman Community Hospital with transport arranged by Rev. Howard Adams. Army Maj J Frank Wilson attends Fort Leavenworth course. Several local gatherings and obituaries noted, including A M McDowell’s death in Bellflower California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viva Phillips
Plano
John E. Smith
Sherman
Howard Adams
Methodist Church
Alton McDowell
Bellflower
Calif
A. M. McDowell
W. F. McDowell
Whitewright
Cotton Outlook for 1965 Raises Carryover and Use News
Texas A&M economist John G. McHaney projects a U S cotton carryover of about 13 million bales by Aug 1 1965 with Texas growers adding 600 000 bales. Domestic use is seen at 9.7 million bales and exports near 5.2 million, while the 1964 crop offsets lower prices and suggests a minimum 16 million acre 1965 upland acreage allotment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Texas
John G. McHaney
Texas A&M _ University
McHaney
U. S
ASCS
Secretary to Office Manager Quits After Criticism
An unnamed secretary vents frustration to the office manager, saying she has taken all the criticism she will. She asks how to spell quit, indicating intent to resign. The exchange highlights workplace tension and a possible imminent departure.
It's the Law in Texas about abstracts and title issues
John and Mary buy lake property with an abstract but learn it is not a guarantee of good title. An abstract is a record of all documents affecting title, not an assurance. Good sense says to correct title defects when buying, as peaceable possession can fail at sale or mortgage. Prepared to inform readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Mary
State Bar of Texas
Estate of A I Doug Douglas Deceased Legal Notice
Original Letters Testamentary were granted Sept 2 1964 by Gray County Texas. All persons with claims or debts against the estate of A I Doug Douglas deceased must present them within the legal period. Administrator with Will Annexed Hap Agnew resides 1602 North Lockhart Sherman Texas. Published Whitewright Sun January 14 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. I
Doug” Douglas
Grayson County
Texas
North Lockhart Street
Sherman
Tex
L. P
Hap” Agnew
Whitewright Sun
Game Harvest Described Generally Good in Texas
A. J. Springs of the Parks and Wildlife Department called Texas 1964 wildlife harvest generally good. He noted both small and big game seasons aided many nimrods despite weather extremes that limited some species. He cited progress in experimental restoration routines including hy- reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
A. J. Springs
Parks and Wildlife Department
Springs
Attorney Advised on Facts and Variance in Application of Law
A statement notes that an attorney fully advised on the facts believes a slight variance could alter how the law applies. The remark underscores the legal precision required in evaluating the case.
Texas Wildlife Notes Highlight Open Season On Aoudad
Springs said Texas concluded a fairly good deer season with low harvests early in the season due to milder weather. Pheasants from California were in coastal rice stubble and mule deer continued transplants in the Trans-Pecos ranges. Relaxed waterfowl rules marked a strong duck season across state wildlife areas with successful hunts reported. The second open season on aoudad sheep in the Panhandle also ended successfully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Cosatal
Trans - Pecos
Panhandle
Springs
Texas
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Mrs
Edgar Ray
David A. Jones of
Denison
Robert Doss
Lucian Rascoe
Royse City
F. B. Rascoe
John A. Ray
Sherman Hospital
J. P. Canby
Community Hospital
W. A. Bower
Sherman Isaacs
Edy
Insurance & Real Estate
Chive
Otto Russell Jr
Garland
Dee Patterson
Howe
Luther Gordon
Bill
Mike Walders
McKinney
J. E. Dickenson
Melissa
John Vestal
George Hight
H. T. Arterberry
J. C. McMillin
Arterberry
C. K. Smith
Gus Burchfield
Harvey Robbins
Marshall
Kirk Faulkner
Benita and
Theresa
Big Spring
Howard Pinion
Kilgore
Russell McGinnis
Lake Lavon
Co. P. McGinnis
Aubrey Rangley
Corpus Christi
Claud Riddle
Ardmore
Okla
Ivy Grider
Cannon
Lynn McKinney
Jim Grider
Lokey Edwards
Sterog
Hoover
Furniture Mart
Linda Theatre
Whitewright, Texas
The
Laurence Harvey
Claire Bloom
Karl Boehm
Walter Slezak
Lawless
Dale Robertson, William Bendix
Yvonne de Carlo
T. W. Ayres & Son
Whitesboro
Rock Creek
Gunter
Bermuda
Coffee Mill Lake
Bonham
East Whitewright
Tom Sears
Chanel
Cologne
Gomer
Kirk
North Travis
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