Illness and visits span Sherman and nearby towns
Floyd Everheart Sr. is seriously ill in Wilson N. Jones Hospital Sherman while Mrs. Copeland and her son Avery attend her father E. L. Hollar in Amarillo. Local residents make weekend visits, moves, and arrivals across Bonham Dallas Garland Norman Tahlequah and Lyons Neb with births and PTA changes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Everheart Sr
Wilson N. Jones Hospital
Sherman
F. E. Copeland
Avery
Amarillo
E. L. Hollar
Whitewright notices and honors by local groups
Elbert Bennett underwent an operation Wednesday at Wilson N. The County Line Singing Convention will be held at Pilot Grove next Sunday. The Jaco quartet will be present and render several numbers. Gene O. Hughes has been awarded a certificate signed by the Secretary of War for participation in work essential to the production of the atomic bomb. Whitewright may draw the maximum good fire credit of 25 percent for 1945, with fire losses just over $1,000 in 1945 supporting a higher credit in 1946. The town maintains a low fire rate of 33 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilot Grove
Jaco
W. C. Brown
Gene O. Hughes
Ray Cates
Secretary of War
Hughes
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Whitewright
State
In Memoriam for Pfc Jack L Thornhill
In loving memory of our son Pfc Jack L Thornhill United States Infantry who gave his life for his country one year ago January 19th Deep in our hearts lies a picture of a loved one laid to rest In memory frame we shall keep it because he is now Gods guest Sadly missed by father mother wife brothers and sisters Mr and Mrs Harold Thornhill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfc
Jack L. Thornhill
United States Infantry
Harold Thornhill
Methodist W. C. S. Meeting at Methodist Church
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist church will meet at 3 30 p m Monday for the first New Year gathering. All Methodist women are urged to attend as officers will be installed followed by an important business session conducted by the secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
T. E. L. Class Meeting At First Baptist Church
The T. E. L. Class of the First Baptist Sunday School met at 3 p m Wednesday in the church parlor for a business and social session. Hostesses were Mrs Ss 2 Montgomery Sr Mrs T R England and Miss Myrtle Badgett. Refreshments were served to eleven members and two associate members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss. 2 Montgomery Sr
T. R. England
Myrtle Badgett
Civic club discusses war memorials and world peace charter
Mrs. B W Newman promotes living memorials such as parks scholarships and recreational facilities as replacements for brick and stone monuments. Mrs. Russell Summers explains the World Security Charter goals for peace. The club notes tulip bulbs donated by Holland and sent via Sam Rayburn planted at the Y and distributed nationwide. Red Cross donations of books and games sent to overseas camps. Social hour follows with custard cookies and taffy. Mrs Cora T Simmons crowned Queen of Taffy Makers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Newman
Russell Summers
C. J Meador
Civic Committee
Sam Rayburn
Grand Avenue
Holland
C. D. Strother
Camp and Hospital Committee
The
Red Cross
Cora T. Simmons
Meeting Preview at Mrs Lingenfelter's Home
The next gathering is set for January 18 at the home of Mrs R E Lingenfelter. A program on Russia will be presented, presenting a focused cultural discussion for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Lingenfelter
Russia
Presbyterian Missionary Society Meeting Notes
The Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church met Monday afternoon at Mrs. Fred Cook Sr. home to discuss National and Foreign Missions. President Mrs. T. E. Sears Sr. presided with program leader Mrs. Oran Sears. Participants included Mrs. Fred Cook Sr. Mrs. T. E. Barbee and Mrs. T. E. Sears Sr. Visitors were Mrs. J. A. Yeager and Mrs. Paul Bowen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Fred Cook Sr
T. E. Sears Sr
Oran Sears
T. E. Barbee
T. E. Sears
J. A. Yeager
Paul Bowen
Surprise Birthday Honors L R Alexander at Home
A surprise birthday party was held at L R Alexander's South Bond Street home on Wednesday evening for his 55th birthday. Guests included Mrs A W Alexander and son, Mrs L R Alexander and son Dean, Mr and Mrs Carlton Alexander and Corbin Alexander of Whitewright, Mr and Mrs Billy Coy Harris and Miss Rapherd King of Bells, and Claud Prospect of the Navy in Daytona Beach Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Alexander
South Bond Street
A. W. Alexander
Dean
Carlton Alexander
Corbin Alexander
Whitewright
Billy Coy Harris
Rapherd King of Bells
Claud Prospect
Navy
Dayton Beach
Fla
Leatrice Joy Day Weds Rev. D Rudolph Russell
Leatrice Joy Day daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles N Worley of 205 West Brooklyn married Rev D Rudolph Russell at Cliff Temple Baptist Church on Friday evening. Russell is son of Mr and Mrs ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leatrice Joy Day
Charles N. Worley
West
Brooklyn
Rudolph Russell
Cliff Temple Baptist Church
Boys 4-H Club Discusses Hog Judging At Meeting
The Boys 4-H Club met Friday in the eighth grade room at the Grade School. They learned how to judge prize winning hogs and identify the good parts of the hog. All members were present, reported the club.
Bride Hosts 42 Party For Mrs Charles Annip
Mrs Morris Hughes hosted a bridge and 42 party at her home south of town from 3 to 5 PM Saturday afternoon in honor of Mrs Charles Annip, the recent bride. Prizes went to Mrs Winifred Hamilton and Miss Alyne Hutcher son. A number of gifts were presented to the honoree. Refreshments were served to thirty five guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Hughes
Charles Annip
Winifred Hamilton
Alyne Hutcherson
Friday Literary Club Highlights of the Year 1945
The Friday Literary Club met January 4 at Mrs Clarence McMillin home with Mrs Grady Gillett as program chairman. She presented a paper on the outstanding achievements of the year noting the end of the ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friday Literary Club
Clarence McMillin
Grady Gillett
Wedding of Mrs Arthur F Russell in Van Alstyne
Mrs Arthur F Russell of Van Alstyne married to Jimmie Ray Willis in a ceremony officiated by Dr Wallace Bassett with music by J B Christian and Mrs Doris Palmer. Attendants included Mrs Robert R Day and Miss Guana Russell as maid of honor. After a reception at the bride’s home, guests from Whitewright and Winnsboro attended. The couple plan further studies at Southwestern Seminary Fort Worth after a South Texas wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur F. Russell
van Alstyne
Wallace Bassett
J. B. Christian
Doris Palmer
Robert R. Day
Guana Russell
Lou Helbach
el Dorado
Ark
Ruby Matejka
Linda Kay Willis
Jimmie Ray Willis
Henry A. (Red) Bow
Whitewright
Max Pettit
Fort Worth
Henry T. Donahoe
Waco
John T. Wallace Jr
Billie Wanda Grigg
Carl A. Willoughby
C. W. Flanders
Winnsboro
O. G. Bow
Dale Clower
South Texas
Southwestern Seminary
Russell
Forest Avenue High School
SMU
Eta Sigma Phi
Alpha Lambda Delta
Whitewright High School
North Texas Agricultural College
Baylor University
Miss Alice Cato Weds John Warlick in Sherman
Miss Alice Cato daughter of L. E Cato route one wed John Warlick son of Mr and Mrs G A Warlick of Asheville N C Thursday evening at the bride’s sister Mrs J A Brown 1718 North Lockhart Sherman The double ring ceremony was by Rev Claude Johnston under an arch of fern and white snapdragons Only relatives and intimate friends attended The bride wore a powder blue crepe dress with brown accessories
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Cato
L. E Cato
John Warlick
G. A. Warlick
Asheville
N. C
J. A. Brown
North Lockhart
Sherman
Claude Johnston
Wedding of Warlick and Groom Follows Asheville Trip
The ceremony featured a white carnation corsage for the bride and a pink corsage for Miss Azilee Smith. Attendants included J. A. Brown. A lace tabled reception with a tiered cake and holly followed. The couple plan to reside in Richmond, Va. The bride, a Whitewright High School alumna, worked at Baker & Baker in Sherman. the groom, a Fletcher High School graduate, attended several schools in Richmond and is with the Seaboard Air Line Railway after Air Corps discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Azilee Smith
J. A. Brown
Holly
G. R. Forisha
Edith Talley
Asheville
N. C
Richmond
Virginia
Air Corps
The
Seaboard Air Line Railway
One Way To Make Money
A successful city businessman took up farming as a side line. After two years a friend asked how things were going. He claimed to have made $10,000 on the farm last year but then admitted broader losses. The friend doubted the figure as he pressed for details, revealing a broader pattern of losses across the initial years.
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C. J. Meador
Texas Hardware Dealers Associated
Dallas
Lem_ Tittsworth
Bonham, Texas
R. E. Spong
Route 2
Town
W. L. Gordon
Mrs
R. B. Gordon
Horace Ashlock
Jerry Glen of
S. F. Wallace
R. A. Vesal
John Stephens
Frank Stauss
Tahlequah, Okla
Addie Sweatt
Charles James
Norman, Okla
J. O. Wallace
Donald P. Hudgins
A. A. Hudgins
Charles Russell
Geraldine
Travis Bush
Gordon Smith
Garland
R. I. Scott
Charlie McLean
Willa Jean Hunter
Omaha
Hugh Hunter
Gordon Taylor
Ellen Margaret Ball
Nina Murphy
D. E. Hagberd
Lester Hagberd
Lyons, Neb
Ben Ball
Parent-Teacher Association
Grammar School
E. Edens
Mr. Edens
Frank Smith
H. B. Barnett
Enterprise Community
Helen Gordas
Elbert Hansard
Gladys Ray
Denison Herald
the Herald
Elbert Bennett
Memoriam
Methodist
W. 8
C.S
Presbyterian Society
Russell Day
Dallas News
Reserve District
First National Bank
Tom Bean
Texas
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
State OF Texas
Grayson
I. C. H. Lackey
C. H. Lackey
Leta Ball
E. O. Thomas
A. S. Luby
Dan W. Scott
Directors
Bride
Houston
Farley Grocery
Warlick
Cato
Kem
Whitewright, Texas
Taylor Cafe
Davis Co
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