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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1967

Page

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Graveside Rites Held for Gena Kay Malone

Gena Kay Malone two day old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Malone of Whitewright died June 8 at a Sherman hospital. Graveside services were conducted at 10 a m Friday in Cedarlawn Memorial Park with Wallace Mynatt of the Church of Christ officiating. Barnhart Funeral Home handled arrangements. Survivors include the parents a sister Tona Ann Malone and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. O A Bennett of Whitewright and Mr. and Mrs. H G Malone of Lewisville.

Babyland Cedarlawn Memorial Park Gena Kay Malone Gene Malone Whitewright Sherman Hospital Wallace Mynatt Church of Christ Barnheart Funeral Home Tona Ann Malone O. A. Bennett H. G. Malone Lewisville

Funeral Services for Laura McCollom in Leonard

Funeral services were held Tuesday for Mrs. Laura McCollom 78 of Pilot Grove at Leonard with burial in Leonard Cemetery. She died Sunday in a Richardson hospital. Born March 28, 1889 in Luella she was the daughter of D. H. Hamilton and the widow of Jack McCollom. Survivors include three sisters Mrs. Toney McCollom Mrs. Joe Bates and Mrs. Jess Peak all of Leonard, a brother Aaron Hamilton of Cordell Oklahoma, five grandchildren and one great grandchild.

Laura McCollom Pilot Grove Leonard Leonard Cemetery McColllom Richardson Hospital Luella McCollom D. H. Hamilton Jack McCollom Toney McCollom Joe Bates Jess Peak Aaron Hamilton Cordell, Okla

Mrs Sally Melugin Rites Held for Bells Resident

Funeral services were held for Mrs. Sallie Melugin 83 of Bells at Mullican Little Funeral Home. She died Thursday in a Denison hospital. Burial was in Sunnyside Cemetery Savoy. She was born May 6 1884 in Turner Arkansas and had three sons a daughter a sister and stepchildren. She was a member of Bells Baptist Church.

Mullican- Little Funeral Home Sallie Melugin Bells Denison Dale Gore Harry Stanley Sunnyside Cemetery Savoy Melugin Turner, Ark Ike Turner J. Lee Johnson Counts Melugin The Bells Baptist Church C R. Johnson Whitewright J. S. Johnson Oakland Calif Edward Melugin Dallas Willadean Preston Sacramento

Funeral for Caro Maxey Held at Western Beauty Church

Funeral services for Caro Maxey 84 of Whitewright held at 2 30 pm today at Western Beauty C M E Church with Rev Lonnie Stinson presiding. Burial in Oakland Cemetery. Maxey died June 10 after long illness in Sherman Community Hospital. Survived by wife Mercie two sons Sam Maxey Henry Clay Maxey a daughter Luella Burnham two sisters and several step children grandchildren and great grandchildren.

Western Beauty C.M.E Caro Maxey Whitewright Lonnie Stinson Oakland Cemetery Sherman Community Hospital van Alstyne Hulet Lula Maxey Methodist Church Mercie Luella Burnham Lubbock Sam Maxey Slaton Henry Clay Maxey Albuquerque N. M Nettie Blanton Venda Hamilton

Cotton Production Lowest In Years

World cotton output for 1966 67 is estimated at 47.2 million bales, the smallest in five years. The U S drop from 1965 66 record high stems from a government program paying farmers to leave land idle. Russian production rose to a record, while world consumption slightly exceeds output by about five million bales, easing surplus pressure mainly in the United States.

Washington Agriculture Department United States Foreign Free World Russia

Ice Cream Quality Debate Focuses on Melt and Rehardening

A debate centers on whether ice cream that partially melts and is rehardened should be considered acceptable. Critics argue texture and safety concerns, while some producers cite process controls. The issue highlights dairy standards and consumer expectations in frozen desserts.

Army Lt Col Parrish Graduates From Air War College

Lt Col Davis P. Parrish graduated from the Air War College at Maxwell AFB Alabama on June 2. A 1942 Whitewright High School graduate, he earned a BSME from Rice University in 1945, was commissioned in 1949 after U S Naval Academy, and earned an MS from MIT in 1953. His wife Marjorie is daughter of Geo M Williams of Bastrop Louisiana. they have two sons. Parrish is the foster son of Mrs Ross R May of Whitewright.

Davis P. Parrish Air War College U. S. Air Force Air University Maxwell Afb Ala Whitewright High School Parrish Rice University U.S. Naval Academy Massachusetts Institute of Technology Marjorie Geo. M. Williams New Airport Road Rt. 1 Bastrop Colonel Parrish Ross R. May Whitewright

Church Schedules and Pastors Listed for Local Churches

The bulletin lists Rev Dale Gore at Fidelis Church with services and activities from Thursday to Sunday including social and worship times. First Methodist Church under Rev George Topper shows Sunday School Morning worship and midweek programs. Presbyterian Church led by Rev C C Dooley features worship and Sunday School times with a midweek prayer meeting.

Dale Gore S. S Nursing Home First Methodist Church George Topper Marvin W.S.C.S

Church of Christ Service Schedule with Minister

Minister W. E. Mynatt leads Bible study at 10 a.m. Worship and communion at 1 p.m. Evening worship at 7 p.m. Bible study for all ages at 7:30 p.m.

Church OF Christ W. E. Mynatt

Baptist Church Evening Schedule

Rev Bob Saylor presides as pastor with a 7 00 training union followed by a 7 45 worship service detailing the church timetable.

Baptist Church Bob Saylor

Bethel Baptist Church Service Schedule

Rev. Charles Pierce, pastor. 6:30 Training Union. 7:30 Worship service.

Bethel Baptist Church Charles Pierce

Pick Your Nation After Shave Delights Romantic Moods

The surge in men's toiletries sales spurs new after shave lotions aimed at pleasing a girlfriend or wife in various romantic moods tied to French Italian English Irish Swedish German Brazilian Spanish or Hong Kong stereotypes.

World Champion Fiddler Louis Franklin Retires After 4th Title

Louis Franklin of Whitewright defends his world fiddle title at Crockett in the 31st World Championship Fiddlers Festival, winning for the fourth time and third straight. He defeats Houston officer E J Hopkins. festival sponsored by Beta Sigma Phi raises funds for a $300 scholarship awarded to Nita Swift of Crockett Senior High School.

Louis Franklin Whitewright Crockett Franklin E. J. Hopkins Houston Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Groveton Nita Swift Crockett Senior High School

The Spice of Life in a Kindergarten Class

In a kindergarten class a teacher shows flags and asks pupils to identify them. A bright child says the flag is his country and replies with a patriotic line. A motorist jokes with a service manager about tuning and Leonard Bernstein in a playful exchange.

Leonard Bernstein

Unhappy Medium And The Lawyer And The Jury Tale

A joke collection opens with an unhappy man on a hot stove and a freezer, then a lawyer boast to a wife who hired one, a juror’s distrust of defense and plaintiff counsel, a mother’s blunt marriage guidance, and a cafe patron who loves bicarbonate despite hating food.

Woman tourist warns photo may ruin husband’s view

A woman tourist poses before fallen Grecian temple pillars as she tells her friend not to include their car in the snapshot. The photographer asks why and she explains that her husband would think she ran into it.

Mountain View Sunset Sparks Jokey Banter

Bob Hope narrates a scene where two elderly women admire a mountain sunset. one comments on the beauty and rainbow of colors on the snowy peak. nearby boosters join in, with one remarking to the other about a goofy popsicle remark.

Bob Hope

Pencil remains a top education toy for children and grandchildren

When children and grandchildren grow demanding, the timeless tool that aids learning is a simple pencil. This reminder highlights a lasting educational resource prized for fostering creativity and focus.

Uncle Dan on 1968 elections and credit grabbers

In a Tom Bean country store talk, Ed Doolittle and Clem Webster lead a discussion about the coming 1968 elections. Zeke Grubb recalls a tale of a bullfrog and two geese to illustrate people taking credit. The group agrees taxpayers deserve credit for government aid and vow to silence credit grabbers.

Country Store Ed Doolittle Clem Webster Zeke Grubb Ance Zeke The Great Society

WHS Class of 1947 Reunion Set for July 1

Mrs. Joan Huseman Ball of Sherman requests announcement that the WHS class of 1947 will gather for dinner on Saturday July 1 at 7 pm in the Firemen's Hall. It will be the 20th reunion with teachers as guests. All former members are invited. reservations to 2206 Log Drive Sherman Texas 75090.

Joan Huseman Ball Sherman The Sun WHS Log Drive Texas

Study warns higher Social Security taxes hurt younger workers

A Tax Foundation analysis finds that a 21 year old entering the system would pay about $32,496 in taxes and interest over 44 years while projected benefits after retiring at life expectancy would total $19,704. The report implies younger workers gain little from higher payroll taxes given long payoff horizon.

The Tax Foundation Congress Foundation

Fannin Approves Sprayer Use by Whitewright

The Fannin County Commissioners Court approved loaning the county insect spraying apparatus to the City of Whitewright. Whitewright will pay the operators’ wages and the insecticide costs, Judge Choice Moore said.

Fannin Whitewright Fannin County Commissioners Court Fannin County Choice Moore

Sturdy wheat named for rugged grain for Texas fields

After 15 years of breeding, Texas growers gain a new irrigation friendly wheat called Sturdy. Developed cooperatively by the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station and the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the variety will be available after the 1967 harvest from certified seed growers and seedsmen in Texas.

College Station Texas Texas Agricultural Experiment Station U.S. Department of Agriculture

June 8 1922: births, wrecks, and buildings noted in memory lane

Down Memory Lane notes a birth on June 4 to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Fogle. An automobile overturned near Denison injuring none. Epworth League program lists participants among builders and local firms. Several homes destroyed and numerous residents named.

Stanley Fogle W. T. Truett Adah Truett Pearl Johnson Denison Hubert Cox Fitz Bryant Sam McMillin Norvell Thomson Fred Blockston Jack Webster Epworth

Rev J H Hawkins Speaks at Rotary Club Luncheon

Forty years ago on June 9 1927 Rev JH Hawkins served as guest speaker at the Rotary Club luncheon. The home of Mr and Mrs Elgie Fields was damaged by fire last Saturday.

J. H. Hawkins Rotary Club Elgie Fields

Winners named in Friday Literary Club yard contest

Thirty five years ago on June 9 1932 winners listed include Mrs J H Waggoner Mrs C B Bryant Mrs Jim Simmons Mrs Emmet Penn Mrs L O Lackey Mrs B G Gowdy Mrs W J Doss City Pump Station Jim and Jack Meador Mrs Clyde Craig Miss Sue Stephens Cannon Henderson Charles Mitchell and Hulet Maxey Also announced Bells Picnic dates June 23 24 and 25 A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Gene Hughes June 1 and the 21st anniversary of the Whitewright 1911 conflagration noted with business property losses to D S McMillin W T Sears P J Pierce Lewis Holland and Frank.

Friday J. H. Waggoner C. B. Bryant Jim Simmons Emmet Penn L. O. Lackey B. G. Gowdy W. J. Doss City Pump Station Jim Jack Meador Clyde Craig Sue Stephens Cannon Henderson Charles Mitchell Hulet Maxey Gene Hughes Whitewright D. S. McMillin W. T. Sears P. J. Pierce Lewis Holland Frank

Obituaries and local wedding notices from June 1937

Mrs. J A Stateville died at her home June 9 and Mrs Jennie Childress, 75, died June 3. Future Farmers winners at Arlington included Boyd Newman, Floyd Everheart, Rex Brown, Jack Meador, and Merriwell Vineyard. T M Johnson closed his drug store and sent equipment to Quitman. Norma Jean Smith and Leon Henderson wed, as did Vonda Lee Vineyard and Edgar Riley Jr.

J. A. Stateville Jennie Childress Arlington Boyd Newman Floyd Everheart Rex Brown Jack Meador Merriwell Vineyard T. M. Johnson Quitman Norma Jean Smith Leon Henderson Vonda Lee Vineyard Whitewright Edgar Riley Jr Trenton

Schedule For Boys Baseball in Whitewright League

The Whitewright Boys League lists games from June 16 to June 30 with matchups including Howe No 1 and No 2, Whitewright No 1 and No 2, Van Alstyne, Bells, Tom Bean, and Iinks to a July schedule on June 29. The week results show No 2 beating Van Alstyne 4 3 and No 2 defeating Howe No 1 14 2 while No 1 lost to Tom Bean 5 3. Whitewright Youth League beat Tom Bean 9 7 and a rainout postponement for Bells at Whitewright pending tonight.

Howe Whitewright van Alstyne Bells Tom Bean Tom Whitewright Boys League Howe No Whitewright Bells

PTA Officers Name Committees for Whitewright Association

PTA committees for the upcoming school year were announced at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Bobby Mathis. The slate includes Program, Membership, Ways and Means, Hospitality, Publicity, Projects, Welfare, Year Book, and Office Practice Girls Telephone committee to be announced later, listing numerous members.

Whitewright Parent-Teacher Association Bobby Mathis David Johnson Ralph Judd Don Selman John Jarvis James Wortham Dick Walker Earl Blanton John C. Chesser Donald Crombs J. D. Marlow James Donaghey Bobby Clark George Burleson Don Collins Don Williams Calvin Whiteley Leon Dickson Bill Pettit Bob Meisenbach Larry Presley Sam Montgomery Elbert Bennett Joe Bodine George Topper J. A. Harper Jr Office Practice Girls Telephone Committee

Presbyterian Missionary Society Meeting Recap

The Presbyterian Missionary Society met Monday at Mrs. Martha Jo Emerson’s home with Mrs. Floyd Bassett presiding. After a brief business session and minutes, the Year Book of Prayer on Guatemala was presented by Mrs. T. E. Sears. Rev. C. C. Dooley spoke on war conditions in biblical terms. eight members attended. Refreshments were served. next meeting set for July 10.

The Presbyterian Missionary Society Martha Jo Emerson Floyd Bassett Guatemala T. E. Sears C. C. Dooley W. C. Cook Leveland Eva Mae Lancaster San Antonio

Cottage Cheese Protein Comparison

An average serving of creamed cottage cheese adds 120 calories per 4 2 cup serving while delivering nearly the same amount of protein as fish poultry lean meat three eggs or cheddar cheese.

Scholarship Split By Grayson Exes Exes

Miss Emily Landolt of Silsbee and Miss Rebecca Price of Savoy shared a $250 Grayson College scholarship at the 1912 era ex-students reunion on the old college campus now used as an elementary school. The event drew some 125 exes and relatives with Al J. Truett as speaker and Farrell Welch providing music.

Emily Landolt Silsbee Rebecca Price Savoy Grayson College Old College Landolt John Livingston Price David R. Price Josh B. May al J. Truett McKinney Greenville Farrell Welch Association Gladys Ray Whitewright George German Dallas Taylor Autrey Adah Gillespie Vera Hickman J. R. Sheppard Sherman Casey Walker Ethel Gilley Ector Lois Gordon Joe Harper Gilmer Lillian Coffey Plainview Lizzie Phillips Lott Emma Livingston John Ellis Garland Claud Truett Singleton Guy Dillon Durant D. Leon Harp San Antonio Velma Grant Bonham Eva May Lancaster Elliot Thomas Charles Davis Tom Bean Mary Lena Longley Joe Harper Jr Shreveport Ben Blanton Denison Mary Peery Denton David Price

Bushel Loosing Ground to Pound and Ton in Measures

Washington reports the bushel increasingly replaced by pound and hundredweight in crop production estimates by the Agriculture Department. Apple and peach figures shift to pounds while pears move to tons, with consideration of reporting wheat corn and other grains in hundredweights. By law a U.S. bushel equals 2150.2 cubic inches and 17.627 pounds of water, yet actual bushel weights vary from 24 pounds for meadow fescue seed to 70 pounds for ear corn.

Washington Agriculture Department U.S

Also Mentioned on This Page

Malone Infant Mrs Sally Melugin Lt.col Davis Parrish First Baptist Church Marvin Methodist Presbyterian Church Assembly OF God Janice Hall Kentuckytown Fiddler Champ Dan Reunion W. Gattis J. L. Bane J. B. Hamilton R. F. Beasley Dave Starnes Walter Fain Jr Clarence Deavers F. C. Christian J.H. Payne K. T. Lackey A. T. Phillips J. W. McMurry J.R. Fleming J. B. Woosley Jr Claude Jared S. R. Glidewell G. W. Luck D. R. May A. G. Bradley W. H. Wells PTA Grayson
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