Neff Campaign Swing At Odeon Hear 250 In Whitewright
Hon Patt Neff spoke Wednesday morning at the Odeon Theater to about 250 attendees. Jeff Hassell of Sherman will defend the Democratic administration in Pilot Grove Friday night. Farmers and families expected a large crowd for a stop by 50 new commercial farming trucks. Upcoming shows at the Odeon include Marys Ankle and When the Clouds Roll By. Returned soldiers plan an American Legion Post meeting Friday. Dr Edwin O May returns home to reopen offices here after Ranger practice.
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Whitewright Sun
Patt Neff
Odeon Theater
Neff
Tom Wells
Jeff Hassell
Sherman
Pilot Grove
W.C.W. Hall
Whitewright
Douglas McLean
Doris May
Mary
Elaine Hammerstein
Douglas Fairbanks
Enid Bennett
American Legion
Jim Davis
Tno
H. H
Hix) Wilson
Hugh M. Boren
Bruce Mauk
James S. Stone
J. P. Leslie
Dayton B. Sneed
Edwin O. May
Ranger
Whitewright Voted Best Texas Town by Local Figures
Dr Edwin endorses Whitewright as the top Texas town and the Sun newspaper echoes the claim, praising the community as the best in the state.
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Wright
Edwin
Whitewreight
Texas
The
Sun
Roberts Says Nixon Speech Backed Pollution Goals
Rep Ray Roberts of McKinney praised the State of the Union address for pollution control and environmental preservation. As a Public Works Committee member he cited committee progress and noted other ground bills align with the president’s aims, predicting broad public approval and little controversy.
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Ray Roberts
McKinney
Nixon
House Public Works Committee
Roberts
Obituary for Charley Phoebus
Charley Phoebus 89 died Saturday at White Wright Nursing Home. Services held Monday at 2:30 at Barnheart Funeral Chapel with Rev. Harry Stanley officiating. Burial in Wittitee Cemetery. Born April 29 1880 in Tom Bean he was a retired farmer and Baptist.
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Barnheart
Charley Phoebus
Whitewright
Harry Stanley
First Baptist Church
Bells
Wittitee
Phoebus
Tom Bean
Services for Mrs. Julia Dawson Held in Bells
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Julia Dawson 79 in Bells with burial at Rose Hill Cemetery. She taught in Bells schools and wrote for the Sherman Democrat and Denison Herald. Survivors include her husband six sons and several grandchildren.
Obituary Notices for Mrs. Oda Towers and James M. Cain
Mrs. Oda Towers 75 of Bells died Saturday in Whitewright Nursing Home after a three month illness. Funeral services were held Sunday at Mullican-Little Chapel with Rev. Larry Ravert and Rev. Lawrence Smith officiating. burial in Sunnyside Cemetery, Savoy. She was born November 30, 1894 in Virginia Point and married Herman Towers in 1916. Survivors include sisters in law Naomi Price and Roy Waggoner, plus numerous relatives. James M. Cain 82, found in a burning Savoy trailer home Tuesday night. services Friday at Mullican-Little Chapel. Burial in Sunnyside Cemetery. He was born October 20, 1887 in Limestone County. married Dolly Robarts in 1910 and Irene Winningham later. retired farmer and builder. member of Savoy Church of Christ. Survivors include Irene Cain, three sons, five daughters, a brother Tom Cain, and three sisters.
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Mullican - Little
Julia Dawson
Sheeriman
Lawerence Smith
First Methodist Church
Bells
Harry Stanley
First Baptist Church
Rose Hill Cemetery
Dawson
Chearles Smith
Val Dawson
Commerce
Beells
Earnheart
W. A. Phillips
Sherman Hospital
Mr. Phillips
Dyrdstown
Tenn
Silas Phillips
Effie Arney
Lanneydale
Church of Christ
Bill Baker
Church of Church of Christ
Whitewright
Tilden Mce- Ferrin
Ft. Worth
Oak Hill Cemetery
Barnheart Funeral Home
Samuel D. Phillips
Killeen
Robert O. Phillips
Mesquite
Charelie M. Phillips
Dallas
Paul Phillips
Oda Towers
Mullican - Little Funeral
Larry Ravert
Bells Methodist
Sunneyside
Savoy
Towers
Virginia Point
Frank Gilliam
Herman Towers
James M. Cain
Mr. Cain
Alan Henderson
Sunnyside
Limestone County
Texas
Dolly Robarts
Mrs W T Bradshaw 86 Funeral Rites Held In Bailey Area
Mrs W T Bradshaw 86 died after an extended illness in a Sherman hospital. Funeral services were held Saturday at 2 p.m. Burial followed at Aldridge Ridge Cemetery north of Bailey. She was born January 21 1884 in Virginia and moved to Randolph in 1904 then Whitewright in 1952. She leaves a son W C Bradshaw of Bailey three daughters J A Worsham of Whitewright L C Dozier of Tulsa and J B Holloway of Sherman ten grandchildren fifteen great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren. Burial was under the direction of Barnhart Funeral Home.
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W. T. Bradshaw
Sherman
Aldridge Ridge
Bailey
Barnheart Funeral Home
Virginia
Ranedolph
Mrs Perkinson Attends Sister in Law’s Funeral in Durant
Mrs Mary Perkinson attended the funeral of her sister in law Miss Cecil Perkinson in Durant Oklahoma. Her daughter Mrs C W Akin accompanied her home and they attended the burial in Pilot Grove Cemetery where Miss Perkinson aged 86 was born and reared. She was the daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Whit Cowart Perkinson, well known pioneers of Pilot Grove.
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Mary Perkinson
Cecil Perkinson
Durant
Oklo
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R. R. Aston
Clyde Robinson
Ready Built
Owens Lumber Co
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Insy
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Val Dawson, Jr
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Denver
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