Enlow Roberson Wed At Denton First Methodist Church
Miss Eula Bell Enlow of Denton wed Rev. Linwood J. Roberson of Whitewright at 8 p m in Denton in a ceremony officiated by Rev. Philip W Walker. Attendants included JoAnn Roberson and Helen Machart with ushers and a reception followed. After a 10 day Colorado honeymoon the couple will reside in Whitewright. After noting a quote about conscience the item ends with an unrelated anecdote about theater thieves in Coolidge Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JoAnn Roberson
Denton
Helen Machart
Floyd Halbert
Sharon Ann Enlow
Houston
Francis Enlow
Granbury
Johnnie Ruth Griffen
Dallas
James Robert Taylor
Buddy Miller
Emory
Bill Grisham
Deport
Julius Bill Enlow
Joe Gerald Alford
Paul Ryan
Whitewright
Bunnie Thomas
Flint
J. B. Enlow
W. L. Enlow
F. L. Enlow
Katherine Brown
Carolyn Phillips
Roberson
Colorado
Debtors and Creditors Notice for W Y Coats Estate
June 10 1958 original grant of letters testamentary on the estate of W Y Coats deceased by Grayson County Court Denison Texas to Zelma F Coats Executrix residing 705 East Sears Denison Texas. All claimants must present claims within the legally prescribed time and all debtors should settle. Published in The Whitewright Sun June 12 19 and 26 and July 3 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Y. Coats
Grayson County
Texas
Sears Street
Denison
Zelma F. Coats
Whitewright Sun
Lincoln Douglas debates centenary and Lincoln as arbitrator noted
The piece recalls the 1858 Lincoln Douglas debates and Lincoln's reputation as a conciliator and judge. It cites Vachel Lindsay on his arbitration skill, mentions Judge Davis authorizing him as judge, and cites Lord Shaw and Justice Breese praising his legal stature. A Minneapolis father pays a hospital bill with 11800 pennies for his daughter's birth, Penny Lou.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Stephen A. Douglas
Illinois
Douglas
United States Senate
Illinois Supreme Court
Vachel Lindsay
Davis
Lord Shaw
Justice Breese
Minneapolis
Penny Lou
One third of U S farmers hold crop insurance
The Crop Insurance Corporation celebrates 20 years by insuring one third of a million farmers and offering one third of a billion dollars in all risk protection. It extends FDIC style protection in over 800 countries and plans a new uniform contract method with separate endorsements to broaden coverage. Over 20 years indemnities total nearly half a billion dollars aiding farmers against crop losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crop Insurance Corporation
FDIC
U. S
A. B. Wooten
Ers
FCIC
Wooten
Iced Milk Beverages and Coolers for Hot Weather
Iced milk beverages and sparkling fruit and vegetable juices offer thirst quenching coolers for hot days. They provide important food values as extension foods and nutrition specialists note. Acid fruit juices refresh and cool with less heat from sugar. Keep plenty of milk and frozen or canned juices on hand. Iced tea and ginger ale serve as blenders and stretchers.
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College Station
Beverages Makeovers with Fruit and Syrup Staples
Use oranges lemons and limes for varied drinks. Keep sugar syrup in the fridge by boiling 2 cups water with 3 cups sugar for 3 minutes. Stir in 1 3/8 teaspoons cream of tartar to curb crystallization. Garnish with mint fruit or a cherry. chill glasses or use sparkl ing ice.
Weather Wisdom: Old Proverb Verses Weather Cues
A rustic poem advises travelers about weather signs. It contrasts evening gray and morning red for departure and return. The verses mention dim stars predicting rain and three moons in folklore, reflecting traditional folklore style.
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Arnold Glasgow
Coolidge
Ariz
Hearing Aid Service
W. T. May
Pharmacist
Peeler Drug
Bonham, Texas
Mrs. Linwood
John Roberson
the Man
Old Line Capital
S. H. Montgomery Agency
Farley
Pascal Farley
State Bar of
Tex
Apt
Prairie Lawyer
Banking House
the First National Bank of
Whitewright, Texas
Federal Reserve Bank
United States Securities
Precinct
Ey Eaa Public Service
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