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Newspaper

Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1954

Page

3

Weekend visitor rounds and family gatherings noted

The list records many weekend and weekday visits with relatives and friends across Dallas, McKinney, Denison, Tulsa, Arlington, and New Hope. Names include John Pumphrey, Jeanette Jones, Stella Jackson, W. E. Samuels, Burl Coursey, Larry Hayes, J. Lee Smith, Jack Thrasher, T. B. Whitworth, Joe Edens, J. A. Harper Jr, Norman Harper, Truman Henson, John Norris, Charley Chipley, Jim Brown, Polly, and others staying with or visiting family in the area.

Jokes and Juries Stop on a Laughing Note

A child explains babies tummy buttons in a gag about God finishing them then faces a tale of a widow and her money and a quip about termites in a tavern. The piece closes with Samuel Bowles defending his paper against a misprinted obituary and a disdainful citizen.

Henry Samuel Bowles Springfield Mass Republican Bowles

Little Rock Home Demonstration Club Meeting Report

The Little Rock Home Demonstration Club met Thursday at 2 p m with Mrs Horace Miller presiding. Mrs Floyd Harris led the prayer and pledge, and the group sang The More We Get Together. Members planned a party for Mr and Mrs J H Miller moving to Pilot Grove and discussed civil defense and home nursing. Next meeting July 8 at 2 p m with hostesses Mrs Clifton Sanderson and Mrs Bob Cawthon assisting in a 4 H Club demonstration.

Little Rock Ball Clifton Sanderson Bob Cawthon

Citation in Grayson County Texas to Ellen Coleman Bain Wester

Court citation orders Ellen Coleman Bain Wester and Annie Mae Wright heirs to answer a petition by Clifford C. Mott by August 1 1954 in Grayson County Texas. The suit seeks title and possession of 4.6 acres described by tract boundaries in Sherman. Published in Whitewright Sun in June and July 1954.

State OF Texas Ellen Coleman Bain Wester Annie Mae Wright A. D 15Th District Court Grayson County Court House Sherman Clifford C. Mott S. W V. Earnest Shirley Davis Whitewright Sun

Notice to Creditors of the Estate of LeRoy Propeck

Original letters of Administration with will annexed were granted to John E. Quassa on February 4 1954 by the County Court of Grayson County Texas. Creditors must present claims within the legally prescribed period. Residence 1631 West Elm Street Denison Texas.

Leroy Propeck Grayson County Texas West Elm Street City of Denison County of Grayson State of

The Old 4] Timer Laughs At Quick Car Quotes

A humorous column riffs on vanity and odd ads. A jab about someone who looks down on others prompts a quip about a car maker who boasts seven minutes to assemble a vehicle. The caller’s reply hints at the joke's twist.

Dust and the Bedside Visitor

A child questions life and death asking if people come from dust. The mother confirms the Bible teaching and the exchange turns to a humorous discovery as the child claims to see someone under the bed, whether coming or going.

Bobby

Police Intervene as Drunken Man Struggles With Door

A police officer assists a visibly intoxicated man unable to unlock his home door. The man's erratic attempts prompt the officer to intervene and ensure safe entry.

Inebriated Man Turns Down Key to House

A brief note records an intoxicated man refusing to give up a house key and offering to hold the key himself while asking the other to hold the house. The odd exchange ends without incident.

Duckling riddle comic exchange raises lighthearted quip

A humorous dialogue plays on a baby duck joke with a boy asking why ducklings walk softly and the response that they cannot walk hardly, delivering a gentle, playful moment.

Farm Frolics and a Forklift of Puns

A farmer asks his boy to borrow a cross cut saw to cut a pumpkin. Smith delays, claiming he is halfway through a potato, delaying the loan until this afternoon. The lighthearted exchange shows farm life humor.

Smith’s Smith

Also Mentioned on This Page

John Pumphrey Jacksboro Joe Morgan Savoy W. E. Samuels Victoria Glen Earnheart Jeanette Jones Dallas Mrs. O. L. Jones Ray Hansard Mrs. Kugga Hansard Stella Jackson Sunnyside, Ky W. H. Phillips Larry Hayes Mrs Harmon Hayes J. Lee Smith Bogata Jack Thrasher McKinney T. B. Whitworth Sherman Hospital Joe Edens Tulsa Okla Elbert Edens J. A. Harper Jr Alonzo Harper Mrs. Norman Harper Mrs. Truman Henson J. E. Henson John Norris Charley Chipley W. E. Stanford Mrs. C. E. Parker New Hope, Ark Jim Brown Polly Mrs. W. C. Sutton Arlington Sunday J.C. Annip Charles E. Ayres Stephens & Bryant Insurance — Real Estate First National Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Sallye Winnie Hamilton Hayden Hamilton Greenville Joe T. Jones Marshall McKinney Marshall Hasty Joe Johnson Jack Pritchard Carl Allred H. D. Moore Tom Norris Mardell Pumphrey Washington, D. C Falls Church Newington Clifton, Va Rice Melugin Harry Watson Dale Watson Pearl Watson Albuquerque, N. M L. R. Dossey Jewel Dossey Ira Mae Perkins L. J. Perkins Brenda Lester Malone Danny Jimmy Oklahoma City Texoma Tigerette Barbara Neil Hasty Johnnie Harper Verna Lee Buchanan Annette Smith Commerce Woodie Woodard Neil Britton Stillwater, Okla Emmett Penn Jack Hannah Bryant Penn Overton Penn The U. S World John E. Quassa LeRoy Cupit Laundry Sun Office C. H. Beseda van Alstyne, Texas 317 Walker Pharmacy Service
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