Whitewright Scouts Banquet City Hall P h o t o
Mothers of Whitewright Boy Scouts plan a banquet and entertainment at City Hall at seven with Dr H G Fleming delivering the opening address. E E Wilson sold Scenic theatre property to N L Pritchard of Wellington Texas who will move here with his family.
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The
Boy Scouts of
Whitewright
H.G. Fleming
E.E. Wilson
Herman Williams
N.L. Pritchard
Wellington
Texas
Whitewright News Highlights Local Events and Elections
Residents deal with service delays at 8 a m as Mary Ford takes telephone work from Lillie Mae Brown who resigns to marry. The Presbyterian Ladies Aid hosts a parcel post sale for 25 cents per item and a 15 cent lunch. City leaders elected include Mayor T B Moore and J T Roberts as marshal and tax collector, with multiple official posts. Mule market grows as 50 plus animals head to Fort Worth Exchange for Europe transport. May brings concrete walk work on South Bend Street and surrounding property improvements.
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Parent - Teachers Association
Virgil Mullins
Dave Beazley
T.B. Moore
Marshall
J.T. Roberts
W.ailton
S.H. Montgomery
J. Maurice McMillin
J.M. Simmons
Funeral services held for Marshall J. Duncan in Bells
Marshall J. Duncan, 66, of Bells, died at Sherman hospital on Wednesday. Services were held at 3 pm Friday at Mullican Little Funeral Chapel, burial at Rose Hill Cemetery. He lived in Bells 29 years, born September 7, 1903 in Ida community. He married Ore Lannom February 15, 1924. He was a member of the First Baptist Church of Bells. Survivors include his wife, a daughter L.M. McEnery of Bells, two grandchildren, three brothers Ralph Ray and David Duncan, and five sisters Mrs. Jim Ford Mrs. Bill Puckett Mrs. Thomas Wrenn Mrs. Doyal Kirby and Mrs. Everett Watson.
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Mullicane
Marshall J. Duncan
Bells
Sheerman Hospital
Rose Hill
Duncan
Ida
Walter Duncan
Fkore Lannom
First Baptist Church of
L.M. McEnery
Ralph Ray
David Duncan
Jim Ford
Bill Pucckett
Thomas Wrenn
Savoy
Doyal Kirby
Sherman
Everett Watson
Pottsboro
Texas farmers urged to grow guar as new cash crop
Texas Agriculture Commissioner Jo hn GC White urges farmers to plant guar on diverted acres as two processing plants in Vernon and Kenedy seek about 250000 more Texas acres. Guar offers high protein forage and gum uses from explosives to cosmetics. contact Harold Coombs in Kenedy or Norman Brints in Vernon for details.
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Texas
Texas Agriculture
John GC White
St Vernon
Kenedy
White
U.S
India
Pakistan
Hite
Harold Coombs
Norman Brints
Vernon
Tax Reform Act Helps Texas Students And Retirees
The Tax Reform Act of 1969 lets thousands of Texas students stop income tax withholding with Form W 4E and not file next January to reclaim money. It also covers some retired persons and part time voters. Standards show single filers under 1125 owe no tax in 1970 based on a 1100 allowance and 625 exemption. over 65 earn up to 9250 without liability. The note warns about community property rules for married couples and ends with a biblical proverb on self control and patience.
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Whitewright Sun
Eula
Mary Lee Sears
RL. Sears
East Grand Avenue
W.P. Caemeron & Sons
Charles Batsell
H Sodict Dry Goods Co
J.H. Reeves
Camp Woodmen of the World
Pierce and Son’s
History Club
Sarah Nicholas
Royal Family of
Holland
C.J. Denton
Grayson Coune
Austin College
Shereman
Whitewreight
Woodmen
Catain J. Y. Nicely
A.H. Davis
Davis Brothers
Main Street
Whitewright Electric
Mary
Ford of Bells
Lillie Mae Brown
Ladies Aid Society
the Presbyterian Chu
Europe
Fort Worth
Easte En Star
South Bend Street
Earnheart
Carl
Indianaplis Speedway
Ridicu
TOM Sears Insurance
Realty
Whitewright Tate
Walker Pharmacy
Bufferie
Bayerine
Bayer Aspirin
Adie
ASL
Brut
iVilla D'Este
Pangburns
Erates
Kay Dee
Tela
Faberge
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