Down Memory Lane Local notes and transfers in Whitewright
Obituary notices Mrs. Sara C Benedict dies at daughter’s home. J L Bow buys T H Lively residence on South Bend. Bascom Sears and C W Hampton rent D A Ray barn. George Chumbley injures left foot in mule accident. Doc Haliburton has appendicitis operation in Sherman. Horace Thompson and family depart for Oklahoma for fishing. Harry Brown trades residence with Frank Shiels. Dug Pippin moves drag line HQ to Whitewright Lumber Co. Bank deposits and loans totals. July rainfall heavy. Mr and Mrs Robert Bow travel to Manitou Colorado for work. Mrs Jim Simmons undergoes operation in Sherman. Collision near Oak Hill Cemetery causes vehicle damage and mule bruise. 1920 cotton crop forecast 11 450 000 bales. S Horton sells grocery to Carter & Co. Sunday baseball articles by local pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara C. Benedict
W. F. Holland
J. L. Bow
T. H. Lively
South Bend Street
Bascom Sears
C. W. Hampton
D. A. Ray
O. W. Myrick
George Chumbley
Kentuckytown
Doc Haliburton
Sherman
Horace Thompson
Oklahoma
Blue River
Harry Brown
Spruce Street
Frank Shiels
Leonard
Dug Pippin
L. LaRoe & Co
Whitewright Lumber Co
Sherman Hospital
Oak Hill Cemetery
J. W. Burden
Jack Forrest
S. C. Horton
J. G. Carter & Co
the Sun
J. F. Fender
C. C. Childress
Sunday News Briefs Highlight Local Events and Births
The week’s items include Lonnie Smith’s accidental death of his sister, revival services by Rev. F. L. Young, property trades involving R. L. Holcomb and post office buildings, business sale of Huffines & Aldrich garage, travels of Mrs. J. H. Cox and Mitchell to Ft. Smith, Eva Stillwell visiting St. Paul, Austin Stedham visiting from the U. S. Navy, Mary Davis named UT spring term honor student, Rev. J. L. Waldrum’s return from a northern tour, Ladies Aid home talent show for church funds, local store ads on towels and rayon goods, a rainy Pilot Grove day with few accidents, the Burris and Allen wedding, and a lost tan purse of Mrs. Reeves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonnie Smith
F. L. Young
Church of Christ
R. L. Holcomb
S. L. Arnold
Greenville
Ambrose
Dan Aldrich
Huffines & Aldrich
W. C. Huffines
J. H. Cox
Mitchell
Ft. Smith
Ark
Cox
Eva Stillwell
Newell Stillwell
St. Paul
Minn
Austin Stedham
U. S. Navy
W. H. Stedham
Mary Davis of
Whitewright
University of Texas
Bryant King
J. L. Waldrum
Ladies Aid Society of the
Presbyterian Church
Emma Dee Randle
Giles
Lilley Dry Goods Co
Pilot Grove
Mollie Frances Burris
J. B. Burris
Bert Allen
Denison
John Reeves
Address change notice to save postage and avoid misdelivery
The Sun asks readers to report any address changes promptly to prevent misdelivered issues and to save 2 cents per incorrect mailing. Readers should notify ahead of time if their address will change within a week to ensure delivery and reduce costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sun
Uncle Sam
Flying Saucers Real Says Journalist Henry J Taylor
Henry J Taylor asserts the flying saucers are real and built in the United States. He predicts U S Air Force disclosure would be good news for Americans, noting saucers range from 20 inches to 250 feet in diameter and vary in shape from flat discs to domed craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinney Examiner
Russia
Mars
United States
U. S
Henry J. Taylor
Divorce by abandonment case in Grayson County Texas
Citation issued to Margaret Louise Taylor requires appearance by 10 AM on Monday August 7 1950 in Grayson County District Court Sherman Texas. Plaintiff Eugene A. Taylor filed June 21 1950 in case No. 58233 seeking divorce on abandonment grounds for more than three years. Clerk S V Earnest signs June 21 1950. deputy Nancy Drake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Texas
Margaret Louise Taylor
A. D
District Court of
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Eugene A. Taylor
A.D
S. V. Earnest
Nancy Drake
Flying saucers and veteran Q A center from the past
Report on flying disks sighted over the West Coast and other states with notes from a veteranQ A column. Includes cases of Navy jets misidentified as cigars and guidance on burial, dependency and pension questions. Mentions 1608 Virginia colonists and South America versus Africa.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Flying Saucers
Glen Earnheart
Whitewright, Texas
Polio Insurance
Stephens & Bryant Insurance — Real Estate
West Coast
United Airlines
E. J. Smith
Cascade Mountains
Oregon
New Mexico
Madisonville
Montgomery
Ala
Eastern Airlines
U.S. Navy
United States OF America
Potter’s Field
National Cemetery
Virginia
South America
Africa
American Legion
Hammond Pla-Park
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