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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1948

Page

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Whitewright Votes 416 Strong in Grayson County Elections

Whitewright voters cast 416 ballots Saturday in state and county races. Key results show Robert Doss leading contests countywide, while Sheriff race favored Markel Dicken in the county though Prestage carried Whitewright. Governor race featured Jester and Evans with Evans garnering 141 in Whitewright to 168 for others.

Whitewright Grayson Sheriff Roger Q. Evans Grayson County Jester Robert Doss James T. Sparks Sparks Fred Prestage Markel Dicken Dicken J. H. Waggoner Sumpter F. B. Clark Roscoe H. Collier Coke R. Stevenson Cyclone Davis Frank G. Cortez Jesse C. Saunders George Peddy Lyndon B. Johnson Terrell Sledge James F. Alfred Beauford H. Jester Price Daniel Supreme Court BPD Nm Annn Charles T. Rowland Few Brewster James P. Hart John A. Rawlins W. St. John Garwood Jefferson G. Smith Court of Criminal Appeals Harry N. Graves W.E. Myres Lecenicht Ernest O. Thompson Tom Blakey William J. Murray Jr Carlton Moore Sr Clyde Austin Comptroller of Public Accounts Geo. H. Sheppard Clifford E. Butler General Land Office Bascom Giles M. Carl Smith William T. Mayfield R. J. Robison Jesse James Bruce Lloyd L. A. Woods J. E. McDonald James D. Griffin Congress Sam Rayburn David H. Brown G. C. Morris Court of Civil Arm M. Cramer Tom Nash Wares T. Eortc Joe D. Carter Raymon Craft LeRoy Anderson Ann R. C. Slagle Jr Joe W. C. Dowdy Harold Vestal J. N Jim) Dickson R. C. Vaughan Ralph Elliott Oae S. V. Earnest AF George T. Morris J.C Calvin) Buchanan Markel Dicken el Oie Robert Dean Peacee Gertrude D. McBee R. M. Carter F. M F. F. Trim L. G. Quassa E. P. _Edgel Jackson Earle Whiteacre Justice Peace E. B. Martin Wovere Tom Fiead H. B. Everheart E. P. Jackson F. M. Work Work Earl Whiteacre Frank Trimm Stevenson United States Senate Lyndon Johnson Gov Sherman W. J. Minton David Brown Jim Sparks Grayson-Collin Flatorial Denison J. A. Benton Collin County Raymond Craft Collin J. L. Dickson Calvin Buchanan George Morris Prestage Joe Carter W. C. Dowdy Ralph Elliott S. V. Earnest Gertrude McBee Vaughan Court At Law W. A. Sturdy Guillaud Terrell Cecil McKinney Collin Counties Benton

Youth Caravan Planned as Whitewright Readies Theater

The Methodist Youth Caravan visits Whitewright next week with five leaders including Etheleen Williams and Mara Adams guiding daily sessions from August 1 to 6. George M. Hight announces plans for a new Palace Theatre 40 by 100 feet, modern in design, with site not yet revealed and the existing theater leased for subletting.

Methodist George M. Hight Palace Theatre Sun Whitewright Hight Dallas M. B. Hasty P. J. Pierce

U. S. Plans Broad Survey of Prices in Nation

Justice Department launches a nationwide antitrust survey of collusive pricing in food clothing and housing. Atty Gen Tom Clark says new field offices opened in Philadelphia Jacksonville and Kansas City with expanded staff in Boston New York Cleveland Chicago Denver Los Angeles San Francisco and Seattle to speed action amid inflation and Truman’s push for congressional action.

Washington Justice Department Antitrust Division Atty Tom Clark Philadelphia Jacksonville Fla Kansas City Kan Antitrust Boston Mass New York Cleveland Ohio Chicago

Zinc And Lead Prices Reach All Time High

Zinc and lead prices rose to record highs in New York and East St. Louis as production costs and demand surged. Zinc jumped to 15 cents a pound and lead to 19 and a half cents, reflecting scarce metals, Marshall Plan currency effects, and U S stockpiling aims amid war concerns. Iceland imports coal and Hawaiian shark hunting are noted in brief items.

New York East St. Louis United States

Persian Christian speaker to address First Presbyterian August 5

Rev F Larudy the only Christian in a large Muslim family will speak at 7 30 p m Thursday August 5 at the First Presbyterian Church inviting public. Larudy converted at a Presbyterian mission school in Iran in 1936 and later became a pastor assistant in Resht and a mission school principal.

F. Larudy First Presbyterian Church Rev Larudy Iran Presbyterian Resht Sarady Church For Christ Princeton N. J U.S

Texas to Get School Lunch

Washington The Agriculture Department allocated 58 800 000 to states for the 1948 49 school lunch program including 3 516 239 for Texas Congress appropriated 75 000 000 for the program Funds not allocated will pay administrative expenses and for purchase and distribution of foods to schools Funds allocated reimburse schools for part of local food purchases The program aims to improve dietary standards and provide an enlarged market for farm products It is administered by the Agriculture Department through state educational agencies

Washington Agriculture Department States Texas Congress

Vacation Bible School Begins at Methodist Church August

Vacation Bible School for children up to 10 years starts Monday August 2 and runs through Saturday August 6 with a daily schedule of opening exercises classes recreation and handicraft. Theme is God's World One Neighborhood directed by Mrs. R L Gilpin with the Youth Caravan assistance.

Ohio Mara Adams Roscoe Texas TSCW Whitewright R. L. Gilpin Bible School The Methodist Church

Republicans Hold Precinct Convention

The Republican precinct convention was held Saturday electing delegates to the county convention and naming Paul Stephens as precinct chairman for the next two years.

Paul Stephens

Sun Honor Roll Names This Week

The Sun announces this week’s honor roll with students Lena Mae Gowdy Emmet Penn Will Mitchell Mrs W A Martin Mrs Avon Dale Ricks P M Helms J D Bush Dr F D Layman Gee M Hight W L Jenkins J T May recognized for scholastic achievement.

Sun Lena Mae Gowdy Emmet Penn Will Mitchell W. A. Martin Avon Dale Ricks P. M. Helms J. D. Bush F. D. Layman Gee M. Hight W. L. Jenkins J. T. May

Nickel candy on way back

Clyde A. Short of Shelby North Carolina president of the Southern Wholesale Confectioners Association says the nickel candy bar is fast returning to shelves. He notes odd priced bars are practically gone and spoke at the association's annual convention in Louisville Kentucky.

Louisville Clyde A. Short Shelby N. C Southern Wholesale Confectioners Association

Fannin County Incumbents Face Runoff

In the Democratic primary, incumbents who were not outright winners will face runoff Aug 28. Sheriff Dick Wait meets Milam Anderson, with several other county offices also headed to runoffs or decided, including Moore over Woosley and Shuler, Wingate over Ernest Lee, and McMurry over Leon ard.

Dick Wait Milam Anderson Wait Anderson Vernon Heneger Stanton Clark J. E. Whitley Choice Moore Lewis Woosley Ray Shuler Moore Shuler Woosley Thelbert Wingate Ernest Lee Wyatt McMurry W. O. (Banty) Leonard Plumer Dawson John Avery B. J. Briggs J. M. Blanton W. A. Steele Paul Brown Robert Bellows Albert Lackey Melvin Epperson George Truett Avery Calvert Sherer Ray Kirkpatrick L. P. Caston

Draft by Age Groups Planned for 18 to 25 Men

Selective Service Director Hershey outlined a staged draft starting with men aged 25 to 22 in the first six months, with the bulk from 19 to 21. About 25 million in 22–25 would register, but some 70 thousand would enter peacetime service of twenty-one months.

Washington Selective Service Lewis B. Hershey Hershey

Non Fold Diaper Promises New Look For Babies

Detroit reports a new non fold diaper touted as revolutionary at the National Institute of Diaper Services convention. Hour glass shaped with extra center padding promises a streamlined new look and greater absorbency along with added comfort. Bert Nevins, institute spokesman, says it is the first diaper to eliminate folding.

Detroit Bert Nevins Institute

Farmers To Meet at Little Rock Monday

An agricultural meeting will be held at 8 15 p m Monday at the Little Rock school house southwest of Whitewright. Sponsored by the Little Rock Home Demonstration Club and Whitewright merchants. Free refreshments will be served. Speakers include C O Spence and Harris Wright. A good number of farmers are expected. All Whitewright residents are urged to attend.

Little Rock School House Whitewright Little Rock Home Demonstration Club Whitewright Merchants C. O. Spence Harris Wright

Homecoming At Cannon Aug. 15

The annual homecoming at Cannon will be held Sunday August 15 with a 10 30 a m program. Rev Clifton Mills of Naples preaches at 11 o clock. Dinner at noon followed by a 2 pm service by Rev J R Starr of Denton who will recount the church history.

Cannon Clifton Mills Naples J. R. Starr Denton Laura E. Hill

Delegates Named to County Convention

At the precinct Democratic meeting delegates to the county convention in Sherman at 2 p m were elected. Named were Edwin Badgett Harold Doss R H May Dr J A Ray R D Maddux Robert Doss N B Nicholson E M Badgett Paul Ryan Byron Caraway Charlie Ayres Mayor F M Echols W E LaRoe Gomer May and J H Waggoner. Delegates were uninstructed. A resolution by Edwin Badgett urged the State Democratic Executive Committee to place a presidential referendum on the August primary ballot to let voters choose between Dixiecrats and Trumancrats. No opposition.

Sherman Edwin Badgett Harold Doss R. H. May J. A. Ray R. D. Maddux Robert Doss N. B. Nicholson E. M. Badgett Paul Ryan Byron Caraway Charlie Ayres F. M. Echols W. E. LaRoe Gomer May

Dewey faction rejects poll tax bill compromise in Senate

Senate spokesmen for Gov. Dewey spurn a Dixie offer to compromise on antipoll tax legislation. Taft doubts a filibuster can be broken. Hayden suggests a constitutional amendment route, while Southern leaders led by Russell back a talkathon but oppose passage. Russell says twenty one Southerners ready to speak.

Washington Senate Thomas E. Dewey Robert A. Taft Ohio Albany Taft Carl Hayden Arizona GOP Richard B. Russell Georgia Russell House John Stennis Mississippi

Cross Roads Church Revival Sets Citywide Sermons

Cross Roads Presbyterian Church south of Whitewright hosts revival starting Sunday night August 1 with services at 8 oclock. Rev. E B Jackson of Trenton Methodist Church will preach and invites the public to attend.

Cross Roads Presbyterian Church Whitewright E. B. Jackson Trenton Methodist Church

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