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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1947

Page

4

Synthetic fibers rise in U S production and use

The article notes robust growth in synthetic fibers from 1940 to 1946 with figures for cellulose and other man made fibers. It lists Glages fiber Vinyon Nylon Aralac saran and soy bean fiber as rising players and mentions early commercial starts and small outputs. A separate Italian girl's Ellis Island detention story follows, detailing her nervous strain and progress learning English with Troutt family support.

Italy Ellis Island Texas Lloyd H. F E. Troutt

Device Detects Human Body Heat 100 Yards Away

Ottawa report on Dr. C. D. Niven of the Canadian National Research Laboratories describing the organic chemistor bolometer. The device uses a cellophane core with graphite coatings to sense temperature changes and amplify current to a dial readout. Niven notes readings vary with conditions and that the bolometer is not yet optimal.

Ottawa C. D. Niven Canadian National Research Laboratories Dr. Niven Canadian Journal of Research

Cotton's Competitors in Synthetic Fiber Rise

The cotton era faces new rivals as the U S Department of Agriculture notes a surge in manufactured fibers like rayon, built from cellulose. By 1935 rayon was the sole commercial synthetic fiber in the United States, after early efforts finally took hold in production.

College Station Usda Southern Regional Research Laboratory New Orleans United States

That Little Thing Called Love That Little Thing Called Love

Linda La Sala of Foggie Italy wed Lloyd Troutt of Bogota last Thursday. She spoke only a few English words, learned from him, in a human interest note about a young bride’s difficult start in America.

America Linda la Sala Foggie Italy Lloyd Troutt Bogota Lloyd

Poison safety and lice treatment notes in journal item

The item advises storing poisons such as lye insect sprays and disinfectants on high shelves away from children. It also states that the most effective lice treatment is oil which suffocates the insects by clogging their pores.

Assembly of God Church Service Schedule

Rev E A Doty leads Sunday school at 10 a m with preaching at 11 a m and 8 p m all are welcome to attend.

Assembly OF God Church E. A. Doty

First Presbyterian Church Service Times

Church notices list preaching at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. by J Pat Salyer Ray Bristol minister Sunday school at 10 a.m. Sermon at 11 a.m. on first and third Sundays James I Logan Jr minister Morning worship at 11 a.m. Young people meet at 7 30 p.m. Choir practice Wednesday at 7 p.m.

J. Pat Salyer Ray Bristol First Presbyterian Church James I. Logan Jr

Interesting Things Seen in the Sky Across Centuries

The text notes long standing sky phenomena and posits unknown objects seen over centuries. It mentions Kentuckytown Baptist Church as Gray son County's oldest Baptist church, organized in 1852, with ten Baptist churches existing by 1861 in Grayson County.

Kentuckytown Grayson County

Whitewright Church Organizes After 1885 Move to Kentuckytown

The text notes several towns including Salem Kentuckytown Union Farmington Pilot Grove Basin Springs Cold Springs Mount Zion Antioch and Mineral with only Kentuckytown and Pilot Grove remaining. It states Whitewright Baptist Church organized in 1885 after prior services in the Church of Christ. Also cites 1910-14 farm statistics: 12,052,000 farm workers and 91,000,000 people. 310,566,000 acres cultivated, rising to 345,773,000 in 1946. Farm sizes averaged 138 acres in 1910-14 and 194 acres in 1946. Farm income $10,220,000,000 in 1924 and $23,900,000,000 in 1946.

Salem Kentuckytown Union Farmington Pilot Grove Basin Springs Cold Springs Mount Zion Antioch Mineral Whitewright Church of Christ

Notice of Sheriff's Sale No 55521 Grayson County Texas

The State of Texas Grayson County issues a sheriff sale to satisfy a 1947 judgment against Buell Y. Spindle for delinquent taxes with costs. Lots 8 and 9, Block 38 O T P Whitewright are to be sold August 5, 1947 at the courthouse door between 2 and 4 PM, subject to redemption and other rights. Sheriff Fred Prestage and Deputy Ralph T. Oliver announce the sale in Sherman Texas.

State of Texas Grayson A. D District Court Grayson County 15Th Judicial District of Texas Buell Spindle Texas Buell Y. Spindle Whitewright Fred Prestage Ralph T. Oliver Sherman

Mortuary Services Held for T. M. Monroe in Denison

Funeral services for T. M. Monroe of Denison were conducted Monday at 3 p m at Savoy Methodist Church. Pallbearers included Arnold Henson Ralph Brown True Henson Marvin Lance Irby Monroe and Darrell Lance. Survived by wife and eight children including Dee Lance Les Hicks Bob Hall and Orell Monroe of Denison. David Smith Temple Arnett Monroe Sherman Bascom Monroe Longview and Autry Monroe Houston. Brother in law of Mrs. J E Henson and Mrs. Lee R. Alexander of Whitewright. Curtains storage caution insect attraction weak fabric. Worn electric cords dangerous replace if unrepaired.

T. M. Monroe Denison Savoy Methodist Church Arnold Henson Ralph Brown Whitewright True Henson Marvin Lance Dallas Irby Monroe Darrell Lance Sherman Lance Les Hicks Bob Hall Orell Monroe David Smith Temple Arnett Monroe Bascom Monroe Longview Autry Monroe Houston J. E. Henson Lee R. Alexander

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