Whitewright Picnic Speakers Plus Notable Local News
The Sun lists a strong Whitewright annual picnic program featuring Judge D B Steed Dr Ss P Brooks Hon C C McDonald Hon Travis Dashiell Congressman Sam Rayburn and Hon Andrew Randell. It notes illnesses deaths and social visits from July 1916 including typhoid cases and a funeral in Trenton. It reports a large Texas rat kill estimate of 750000 over five months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright
Commercial Club
D. B. Steed
Ss. P. Brooks
C. C. McDonald
Travis Dashiell
Sam Rayburn
Andrew Randell
T. H. Lively
Joe May
J. M. Carter
Claude Willis
H. C. Willis
B. G. Gowdy
Armstrong’s
Mary Lee Nichols
Melissa
Holly Montgomery
Mae Graves
Eva Stilwell
Commerce
V. Mason
Cotton Belt Railroad
Rain Drains Town as Corn Benefits From Slow Sunday Storm
A slow rain Sunday afternoon and night favored the area and was welcomed for the corn crop. The section reported renewed moisture with potential agricultural benefits. In other news Mrs. Ima Yowell, 33, wife of James Yowell, died Thursday night at her home southeast of town. A rabid cow bit farmer P. J. Francis of the Celtic community on Thursday as the animal chased nearby activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ima Yowell
James Yowell
P. J. Francis
Union Sunday worship series for local churches
The Baptist Methodist Central Christian and Presbyterian Churches will hold a union preaching service each Sunday through the summer alternating locations and preachers. In other news political candidates for the July 24 Democratic gubernatorial primary include Dan Moody Miriam Ferguson O F Zimmerman Kate Johnston Lynch Davidson and Edith Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
Methodist
Central Christian
Presbyterian
Dan Moody
Miriam A. Ferguson
O. F. Zimmerman
Kate M. Johnston
Lynch Davidson
Edith E. Williams
Grover
Homer Craig
California
Ford
Virgil Murphy
Ora Claborn
Central Christian Church
A. E. Major
Opal Musser
Millard Allen
Bixby
Okla
Methodist Parsonage
W. A. Stuckey
Frances Pope
James Lindsey
Emma Claire Vestal
Robert Long Bow
Frances Haliburton
Mervin Gould
J. P. Haliburton
Burgher Reed Vestal
Blood pressure reduced by new methonium halide chemicals
Science reports successful use of hexamethonium bromide to lower high blood pressure and improve eye symptoms, headaches, and dizziness. Dr. F Horace Smirh of the University of Otago notes injections under the skin daily can achieve substantial pressure reductions without adverse symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Science
England
F. Horace Smirh
University of Otago
New Zealand
Smirk
Arithmetic Ahead of Schedule Bridges the Gap in Study
A conversation highlights a student named Sam who has mastered adding the zeros but finds the numbers challenging. The exchange captures a rural learning moment about progress and persistent difficulty in basic calculation.
Dallas to be hub of new TV microwave system
Dallas will become the hub of a new microwave network bringing live network television to Texas. Three major networks NBC CBS and ABC have ordered facilities to serve Dallas Fort Worth Houston San Antonio and other cities. The plan includes microwave relays from Kansas City to Oklahoma City Dallas and San Antonio and coaxial links linking Houston with Dallas and the national network system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Clyde L. Stewart
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Stewart
National Broadcasting Co
Columbia Broadcasting System
American Broadcasting Co
New York
Chicago
Fort Worth
Houston
San Antonio
Kansas City
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Tulsa
Living cost dip seen possible this summer
Labor Department economists forecast a moderate drop in living costs this summer with inflationary pressure likely to resume by September or October if Congress funds rearmament and foreign military aid. They warn a cut or delay could trigger price slack or a recession, while Korea peace would affect public buying. Two new ailments are humorously noted as MacArthritis and Trumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Labor Department
Congress
Korea
Bank executive to attend Wisconsin Banking School
Co. B Bryant III vice president of the First National Bank will leave August 17 for two weeks at the School of Banking, University of Wisconsin Madison. This third year requires two weeks residence yearly to earn a graduation certificate. The Central States Conference sponsors the program with about 650 bankers from 30 states, taught by a faculty of bankers and professionals. Glass windows were known 1,600 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. B. Bryant III
First National Bank
School of Banking
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Central States Conference
Also Mentioned on This Page
Preston Everheart
American Legion
Edgar Wilson
Trenton
Gertrude Major
Airmaid
R. P. Childress
Harry Mil
Gaines
GRAYS
U.S
Fawn
EL Paso
U.S. Senate
Anita Blair
Chambers
Bill Hames
And
Old Settlers’ Reunion
Old Settlers
McKinney
KMAE
Uncle Roy
Leonard
Will
Banking
New State Law
Stephens & Bryant Insurance — Real Estate
Sanderson
Westinghouse Cong
Westinghouse
Lee TV
Studio One
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