Town and Country Club at Pilot Grove Roots Run Deep
A retrospective by Mrs. H. O. Miller traces the Town and Country Club origins at Pilot Grove from the Bow Corners and early canning clubs. It chronicles leaders such as Miss Sarah Binion and Mrs. Floyd Harris, growth through community canning, shifts to Whitewright, and the 1970s Bi-Centennial projects including a new park, with emphasis on civic service and notable members like Mrs. Gip Sloan and Mrs. Narvin Alexander.
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Bow Corners
Pilot Grove
Sarah Binion
Dallas News
A&m
Sarah
Pauline Binion
Herbert Taylor
Canning Club
Town and Country Club
D.B. Andrews
Dig. Bow
L.L. Wendell
J.H. Gosnell
Howard Hedgpeth
Edgar Bow
T.B. Autrey
Dave Taylor
Topsy
Floyd Harris
Whitewright
Little Rock
Doug Jester
Bill Riker
Chamber of Commerce
Bob Cawthan
Bob Collins
George Ball
Nelda Jarvis
Jack Biggerstaff
Ralph McKinney
Jim Grider
H.O. Miller
Johnny Paul Murphy
A.R. Brinkley
Arvin Vestal
Frank Sloan
Jimmie Judd
Nannie Hullett
Annie Wilson
Bruce Dixon
Bill Dixon
Grace Sloan
Bernice Davis
Billy Hopper
Charlie Kaiser
Tom McSpadden
Gip Sloan
Sloan
Priscellia Riker
Narvin Alexander
The Ideal Newspaper Despair Over An Ideal Edition
A 1912 sun column argues editors cannot publish an ideal newspaper because no minister president doctor lawyer merchant exists without flaws. Humans, including editors, share virtues and faults, so an ideal paper remains impossible until the world is populated by angels.
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the Sun
Whitewright Methodist Pastoral Appointment 1882 Highlights
The Whitewright Methodist Church first appears in 1882 conference lists. Documentation traces land purchase by Ken-Tuckytown merchants, early church buildings, a parsonage, and a then thriving congregation with steady salary growth, school and mission activities, and a 1940s education addition. Historic notes place Grayson College nearby and William Whitewright’s bell donation.
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Whitewright Methodist
Walter Vernon
North Texas
Methodist Church
Whitewright
Kentuckytown
Missouri-Kansas- Texas Railroad
James Batsell
Jim Reeves
Grayson College Journal
Christian Church
Lucille Shaw
J.W. Connelly
William Whitewright
Methodist Episcopal Church
Grayson College
H.L. Piner
F.E. Butler
Earlist Quarterly Conference
Orangeville
Miller
W.B. Womack
W.T. Sears
K. May
C.W. Bryant
Joe Burghere
Jennings
R. May
Dennis
Epworth League
A. Murray Bryant
Glen Earnheart
Jim Waggoner
F.M. Echols
R.P. Childress
Woodrow Adcock
Jim Simmons
Sherman
Mrs Lillis Watkins Returns Home From Sherman Hospital
Personal Mrs Lillis Watkins, long patient at a Sherman hospital, has returned home and is reported to be doing well.
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Lillis Watkins
Sherman Hospital
New Jersey in the Revolution a battleground of loyalties
The World Almanac recalls New Jersey as the cockpit of the Revolution with 7,000 militia and 10,726 Continental Army. The colony lay between New York and Philadelphia and saw three crucial battles pitting British and American forces against each other.
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New York
Philadelphia
New Jersey
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