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Local Social Notes Highlight 1944 Whitewright Events
Mrs. C J Meador hosts Friday Literary Club with a program on Russia and a Russian folk song quartet. Whitewright Home Demonstration Club meets with Mrs Grover Stateville hosting. Ed Nartin reads Things To Enjoy. Carnival at the high school gym draws about 200 despite weather. War era notes touch on bread rationing rumors and 1944 wheat prospects. Betty Bryant hosts visiting cousin Betty Friensen from El Centro. A brown recluse spider rising across states is described with bite dangers and tissue death.
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C.J. Meador
Russia
H.T. Atterberry
New
Grover Stateville
Whitewright I Home Demonstration Club
Ed Nartin
Special USDA effort to boost All-Risk wheat insurance in Grayson
Field Representative Ward Francis from the McKinney FCIC office says the program could more than double participation in All-Risk wheat insurance in Grayson County. He notes potential revenue exceeding 13 million dollars if all insurable acres join, with 70s. The article cites 1939 origins, 70 million in Texas coverage, and 15 million paid to farmers for losses. Francis will contact growers to explain 1971 crop provisions. interested producers may contact Francis via county ASCS or extension offices.
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Grayson County
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Ward Francis
McKinney
FCIC
Francis
Texas
Francis Therough
ASCS
Dodson John R. Dies. Rites Held at Whitewright Church
John R. Dodson 56 died suddenly of a heart attack in a Sherman hospital. Funeral services were conducted at 2:00 p.m. Wednesday July 8 at First Methodist Church in Whitewright with Rev. H V Caraway and Bob Carroll presiding. Born April 6 1914 in Trenton he married Lillie Crews September 23 1933 in Bonham. He was a Methodist farmer and a Mason. Survivors include his widow a son David of Trenton two daughters Mrs George G Parnell White Oak and Mrs George Drake Trenton two brothers Herbert of Houston and U S Jr of Fort Worth one sister Mrs Woodrow Spangler Lakewood California and four grandchildren.
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First Methodist Church
Whitewright
John R. Dodson
Mr. Dodson
Sherman Hospital
H. V. Caraway
Honey Grove
Bob Carerol
Trenton
Lillie Crews
Bonham
David
George G. Parnell
White Oak
George Drake
Herebert
Houston
U. S. Jr
Fort Worth
Woodrow Spangler
Lakewood
California
Summer safety for children in all outdoor activities
Advice stresses parental role in safe summer habits for camping water play hiking and travel. Emphasizes supervised camps with counselors per child ratios, age guidelines, and preparation like eyewear, repellents, first aid, and foot powder to prevent injuries and infections.
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American Camping Association
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Dea
von Urges Crew
Kay Dee
Faberge
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