Whitewright relocates all star Little League game this week
The All Star Little League game scheduled for Tren ton has been moved to Whitewright. It will be played at the American Legion Park at 8 p.m. Local weather notes record rainfall amounts in Whitewright and area. The Sherman City Council faced criticism over pool access for Red Cross programs and discussed coordination of pool facility use.
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Trenton
Whitewright
Clint Hennig
American Legion Park
Sherman City Council
W. L. Tuck
Sherman Municipal Swimming
Joe
Sally) Cureton
Red Cross
Joe Cureton
Bonham State Park
Sherman
Maynard Weitzel
Sherman Chamber of Commerce
Dan Poole
Chamber Industrial Division
Whitewright Sun
Whitewright Red Cross
Weitzel
Poole
The
Democrat
Former Bells Pastor Attacks Kennedy Church Bias
Rev Baxton Bryant of Elmwood Methodist Church told Dallas Young Democrats that Kennedy's election would trigger the strongest church state separation in decades. He said Protestant leadership would curb Catholic influence and urged backing Kennedy while highlighting Catholic prejudice as a barrier to leadership.
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Dallas
Congress
Supreme Court
Mr. Bryant
Too Many Fatal Farm Accidents
Texas Farm and Ranch Safety Council reports farm related deaths higher than other groups with rising rates in work and machinery incidents. Nationally and in Texas drownings burns and electricity kill many, while animal and fall related deaths decline. A safety week July 24 seeks rural participation year round to prevent grief.
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Texas Farm and Ranch Safety Council
Texas
Texas Council
Uncle Dan Skeptical of Dots and 1960 Soap Shift
In a letter to the editor Uncle Dan of Tom Bean shares wry anecdotes on columnists dots in copy, army discharged soldiers, political campaign theatrics, government debt, 1960 trends, and space race fears with homespun humor and local voice.
Smoking Has Psychology Background
Chicago psychiatrist explains adolescent smoking stems from rebellious thrill and defying authority. He notes smoking becomes habit and addiction, with social rituals and oral gratification sustaining use when dieting or quitting.
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Chicago
Maurice J. Barry Jr
Mayo Clinic
Barry
Appendix research boosts defense against radiation
Caltech immunologist Dieter Sussdorf reports rabbit studies show the appendix is rich in antibody producing lymphoid cells. shielding the appendix, not just the spleen, best preserves immune defense after radiation exposure and may repopulate damaged spleens with new antibodies.
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Pasadena
Calif
California Institute of Technology
Dieter Sussdorf
Sussdorf
Atomic Energy Commission
Perrin air man sets pool record at Greenville meet
A Perrin aviator previously set a swimming record years ago at the Greenville pool, with observers noting the past achievement amid current events at the facility.
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Tion
Perrin
Greenville
Test Shows Food In Freezer Is Safe
A moving company describes a test to tell if a temporary power outage spoiled frozen food. Place a carton of ice cream with a scoop taken from the center in the freezer top. If thawing occurred, melted ice cream will fill the scoop area even after refreezing.
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New York
Dairy Cattle Training Meeting At Loy Lake July 28
Grayson County Livestock Improvement Association sponsors a dairy cattle training meeting at Loy Lake Fair grounds on Thursday July 28 starting 8 30 am. Arch Meekma Extension Dairy Specialist will discuss Selecting Dairy Heifers and Feeding for Production. Tom Rucker will discuss Feeding and Fitting Dairy Animals for Show. Nick Frank Owen and Martha Cullom will demo Showmanship. All boys and girls with heifers in the program are urged to attend and others interested are invited.
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Grayson County Livestock Improvement Association
Loy Lake Fairgrounds
Arch Meekma
Tom Rucker
Nick Frank Owen
Martha Cullom
Nose bites end in Houston hostess’ nose loss
Louise Mitchell, 25, a Friendly Tavern hostess, was bitten on the nose by a 200 pound woman who complained of noise at a party. The incident occurred yesterday and left Mitchell without part of her nose. Chile in South America is noted for nitrates iodine and copper.
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Houston
Louise Mitchell
Friendly Tavern
Miss Mitchell
Chile
South America
Funeral services for Hoy Red Griffin held in Sherman
Hoy Red Griffin aged 58 died in a Sherman hospital after a two month illness. Rev Bruce Cushman of Leonard led the funeral at Earnheart chapel with Cedar Lawn Cemetery burial and Masonic graveside rites. He was born December 16 1902 in Arkansas. Survived by wife Offie Bell Kent Griffin a son J D Griffin of Dallas five sisters and two brothers.
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Earnheart Funeral Chapel
Hoy
Red) Griffin
Sherman
Bruce Cushman
Leonard
Cedar Lawn
Mr. Griffin
Arkansas
Sam and
Altha Martin Griffin
Offie Bell Kent
The
Baptist Church
Masonic Lodge
Elks Lodge
J. D. Griffin
Dallas
Funeral for Giles Musser in Sherman at 2 p.m.
Funeral services are set for Giles Musser 18 in Sherman at 2 p m with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. He drowned Tuesday while swimming at Texoma Methodist Camp after being born in Whitewright September 8 1941 and a Sherman High School graduate. He was a Baptist and survived by his parents and brother David Musser plus several uncles including C A Giles of Whitewright.
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Sherman
Giles Musser
W. C. Musser
East Orange
Oak Hill
Giles
Whitewright
Texoma Methodist Camp
Sherman High School
The
Baptist Church
T. J. Giles
David Musser
C. A
Speedy) Giles
Dee Moffitt Ray 1884 1900s Native of Whitewright Dies in Marshall
Dee Moffitt Ray 76 native of Whitewright died last Wednesday in Marshall Texas and was buried Friday in Atoka Oklahoma. Born April 22 1884 he was son of Oliver P Ray. Survivors include wife a son Rev Joe Dee Ray of McAlester Oklahoma a sister Mrs Nick Stubbs of Ada and three grandchildren. He was cousin to Dr John A Ray of Whitewright.
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Dee Moffitt Ray
Whitewright
Marshall
Texas
Atoka
Okla
Ray
Oliver P. Ray
W. A. Martin
Joe Dee Ray
McAlester
Nick Stubbs
Texas Gets First New Polio Vaccine
Texas became the first state to receive supplies of a potent new polio vaccine called Purivax. Merck officials announced 20 000 doses shipped to Dallas with more to follow. The two initial injections protect over 90 percent after a month apart, with a booster after seven months.
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Austin
Texas
Elmer H. Funk Jr
Merck, Sharp & Dohme
West Point
Pennsylvania
Dallas
Funk
J. E. Pavy
State Health Department
U. S Public Health Service
Jonas Salk
Letting the Cat Out Origin Explained
The piece explains how buyers once found a cat in a bag with a pig sold at market and how looking inside revealed the deception. It notes the phrases let the cat out of the bag and bought a pig in a poke originate from this practice.
Three-Way Tie Ends Grayson-Fannin Little League Title Race
Grayson-Fannin Little League finishes in a three way tie at 10-3-2 between Whitewright Bells and Trenton. Whitewright beats Ector 26-4 to wrap up the season while Randolph tops Savoy and Bells defeats Trenton 5-1. All-star selections and two playoff games set for Bells and Whitewright, with Whitewright Bloomer girls defeating Randolph Yankettes 14-8 and set to host Savoy and Perrin Field teams.
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Grayson-Fannin Little League
Whitewright
Bells
Trenton
Randolph
Savoy
Ector
Eddie Range
Gary Ryan
Scooter McCurdy
Curtis Tillett
Hennig
McCurdy
Range
Watkins
Tillett
L. Ryon
Meador
Montgomery
Bunch
G. Ryon
Deeds
Woodson
Wilson
Bailey
Leonardi
A. W. Felmer
Ford Kitchen
Whitewright Bloomer Girls
Randolph Yankettes
Bloomer Girls
Perrin Field Girls
Plow Deep To Cut Cotton Root Rot Across Fields
Drying soil for two weeks after deep plowing can reduce cotton root rot to two percent or less next year says Dr. Harlan E. Smith extension plant pathologist. Plow 10 to 14 inches using a mold board or disc plow. do it in summer if possible or as soon as fall allows.
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College Station
Harlan E. Smith
Smith
Turkeys And Peaches Highlight August Food List
DA Features Turkeys And Peaches on August Plentiful Food List. USDA promotions for August note higher turkey head counts and tonnage, large peach harvests with 76.8 million bushels, continued availability of watermelons cantaloupes onions and tomatoes, and a 12 percent rise in broilers and fryers sales, with scallops and peanut butter also listed.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
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