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Newspaper

Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1941

Page

5

Local residents visit Dallas and area towns this week

Dallas visitors include Mark Montgomery Jr and Earl Jenkins who stayed with their parents. Whitesboro and Denison residents visited relatives in town while Miss Ila May and Miss Sue Stephens spent weekends at home. Local shops advertise bedsprings and a Wool Rug sale as the American Legion plans a June 24 meeting.

Mark Montgomery Jr Dallas Ben Montgomery Max Montgomery Travis Cole Gertrude Montgomery Ada, Okla Julian Boone Oklahoma City Fount Kimbell Fount and Rachel Groesbeck Herbert Bradshaw Sue Helen Herbert Ben Abilene Boone J. L. Boone

Many visitors and locals noted in Sherman social items

Mrs N L Manning and daughter Elaine of Dallas visit Mr and Mrs F M Echols. Mrs D T Howard returns to Rusk after a week with Mrs Lucian LaRoe. Cecil Hill of San Antonio visits relatives. Nell May Hill is his wife. Missionary Society meets at 3 pm Monday at Mrs E F Everheart’s home. Various clans from Longview, Scottsville, Sherman, Newport, Roswell, Farmington, and beyond visit or host relatives. Drafts, promotions, and church events described.

D. T. Howard Rusk Lucian LaRoe Cecil Hill San Antonio Mrs. Hill Nell May J. A. May Joe Weldon Carr San Angelo D. S. Carr

Rotary convention visitors and local society notes

Miss Dorothy LaRoe visits Denver with Whitewright Rotary delegates, while Marks Club heads to Lake Fannin for a three day outing with local hosts. Reader’s Digest valedictorian certificate goes to Dorotha Darwin. A bridal shower for Miss Carter Fletcher precedes her wedding to Jeff Woolridge. United Service Organizations drive begins in Grayson County amid fundraising gaps in Whitewright. Fire damages a peddling truck. gasoline station fire injures no one. Paris Presbytery delegates attend intermediate conference at Woodlake with Dr. B Wrenn Webb. London’s population and immigrant breakdown noted.

Carter Fletcher Quinlan Jeff Woolridge Rockwall Church of Christ Greenville Leonard Fletcher Herman Bedford Whitewright Presbyterian Intermediate Conference of Paris Woodlake Eugene and James Reeves Mary Frances Call Louise Owens B. Wrenn Webb R. T. Pennington

T. E. L. Class Meeting at First Baptist Church

The T. E. L. Class met Wednesday afternoon in the church parlor for a social gathering hosted by Mrs. C. H. Skaggs and Mrs. Ben Savage. Refreshments were served to ten members, three associate members, and three visitors.

First Baptist Church C. H. Skaggs Ben Savage

Home Demonstration Club Chooses Delegates At Summer Short Course

The Home Demonstration Club met in the gym with Mrs. Carl May, Mrs. Louis May and Mrs. Leland May as hostesses. Eunice King led a chair clinic and Alton McDowell joined as a new member. Clyde Russell was elected delegate to the A and M College short course July 12 to 16. Next meeting will be at Mrs. Lee Wilsons home with Mrs. C A Wilson as co hostess.

Carl May Louis May Leland May Eunice King Alton McDowell Clyde Russell A. & M. College Lee Wilson C. A. Wilson

Bethel H D Club Meets at Bethel School House

The Bethel Home Demonstration Club met Tuesday at the Bethel school house with Mrs. J. H. Gosnell in charge. Miss Eunice King demonstrated slip covers. Lunch was served, and at 2 PM the group visited Mrs. T. L. Cowart to fit a chair slip cover. Eleven members and five visitors attended. The next meeting is June 24 at Mrs. Gosnell’s home.

Bethel Home Demonstration Club Bethel School House J. H. Gosnell Eunice King T. L. Cowart Frances and Elizabeth Hedgpeth Jennie Irl Hicks G. Robinson Pilot Grove

Rotary Club program features Dr. Harvey-Brooks on mothers guidance

Rotary Club host John Reeves introduced Dr. Alan Harvey-Brooks pastor of First Methodist Church as guest speaker. He urged a return to ideals taught by mothers and said we need them now more than ever. J E Morgan resigned after long Whitewright membership. Thomas Sears to lead next Friday's program.

John Reeves Rotary Club Alan Harvey-Brooks First Methodist Church Harvey-Brooks Harvey- Brooks J. E. Morgan Whitewright Morgan Thomas Sears

Class Party of Hickman Sunday School at Mrs Sears Home

The Hickman Sunday School class met at Mrs Homer Sears home on Tuesday night with Mrs Sears and Miss Edith Sears as hostesses. Members dressed in pinafore frocks and received all day suckers and balloons. Activities included childhood games doll clothes making and a Biblical spelling match. Mrs Paul Cook was voted cutest girl present and a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Murl Ryan a recent bride surprised the group. Refreshments included punch and animal cookies made by Miss Sears. Favors were miniature dolls.

Hickman Homer Sears Marl Ryan Sears Floyd Bassett Paul Cook Fred Cook Wilson Kaiser Ben Patterson John Reeves Frank Smith Margaret Lilley Murl Ryan R. E. Hickman

Letter From Local Boy in Navy

William Janway, son of Mrs. P. Janway of Whitewright, writes from the U S S Monaghan dated June 1 1941 to a Navy Mother who had written to him. He expresses gratitude for letters and cards and apologizes for not answering earlier.

William Janway P. Janway Whitewright Navy

Navy Man Describes Hawaiian Islands and Port Life

A sailor writes from the Pacific detailing his experiences in Hawaii. He notes seven islands, Honolulu and Pearl Harbor on Oahu, Hilo on Hawaii, and visits to Waikiki with its hotels and theatre. He mentions pineapple and sugar crops, Del Monte, tourism income, and names Bettye Davis Rooney Benny Lamour. He closes with greetings from BILL JANWAY.

Billie Earl Hawaii Oahu Honolulu Pearl Harbor Hilo China Wakiki Royal Hawaiian Hotel Moano Hotel Wakiki Theatre del Monte Bettye Davis Mickey Rooney Jack Benny Dorothy Lamour Navy Bill Janway P. S Jack Lewis Yeager

Simple Traffic Remedy Awarded to Texas Safest Truck Driver

John Odom of Lufkin, honored by the Texas Motor Transport Association as Texas' safest truck driver, shares simple rules for motorists to curb accidents. Over 14 years he has logged 1,450,000 miles without a single accident, citing drivers who cut in and out of traffic as a major danger.

John Odom Lufkin Texas Motor Transport Association Texas Odom

Odom urges courteous driving to ease traffic hazards

Mr. Odom says headlights are a hazard but experienced drivers can avoid trouble by watching their side of the road. He notes his non-accident record comes from expecting others to err and calls for motorists to be courteous and considerate of pedestrians and fellow drivers.

Odom

Central Christian Church Sunday services and Sunday School

Central Christian Church holds Sunday School at 10 a m led by Dr Alan Harvey-Brooks with preaching at 11 a m and an evening service at 8 p m.

Central Christian Church Alan Harvey-Brooks

Minister Allen Harper Preaches Progress in Religion

Allen Harper minister directs Bible classes at 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. delivers a sermon on Progress in Religion from Hebrews 6 1 3. An evening service at 8 p.m. centers on The Savior's Invitation from Matthew 11 28 29. Public worship invitation extended.

Allen Harper Matt

Texas Weekly Papers Gain After Decline

The Census Bureau reports Texas weekly newspapers rose to 311 in 1939 from 297 in 1937 and 252 in 1935, after a low of 191 in 1933. The state had 373 weeklies in 1929, dropping to 306 in 1931 as part of broader downturn.

Washington Texas Census Bureau

Salute to the Union Fired at Noon July Fourth

A 48 gun salute commemorating the Declaration of Independence is fired at noon on July 4 at every army post with suitable artillery, one gun for each state in the Union.

Earth as a globe with equatorial circumference 25 000 miles

Observations describe Earth as a globe with polar flattening, an equatorial circumference of 25 000 miles, and a diameter of 8 000 miles.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Locals Mrs. Grover Stateville J. E. Payne Jr J. D. Hoard E. C. Anderson Whitesboro Earl Jenkins Mrs Walter Jenkins Ila May Denison Carl. May R. E. Sandlin Archer City S. T. Montgomery Hilltop Furniture Bonham Doyle Kirby Fort Sill Okla G. L. Baugher John Paul Stephens Mrs. Paul Stephens Beulah Holcomb Roswell, N. M R. L. Holcomb George Ball Sherman Hospital Miss Sue Stephens Jim Ann Robert Doss T. G. Doss John A. Ray Baylor University Waco M. L. Patton Memphis, Tenn Inez Gladys Ray Arthur Hensley Wilson N. Jones Hospital Sherman Sallye Hamilton East Texas State Teachers College At Commerce Joe Hamilton Veterans’ Hospital O. L. Sears Farmersville H. L. Carver The American Legion and Auxiliary Allen T. Short N. L. Manning Elaine Mrs. Manning Mrs. F. M. Echols Methodist Missionary Society E. F. Everheart Olivia Whedbee Earl Blanton Longview C. S. Blanton R. Mitchell Meredith Scottsville, Ky H. T. Atterberry Margaret Hanna Mary Frances Stephens R. Hanna Geo. K. Stephens Lottie Brown Newport, Ark Geo. K. Stephens Sr Will Shaw Roswell, New Mexico Glen Earnheart Gene Smith H. B. Smith Farmington, Mo J. E. Smith Presbyterian Church Marcell Alexander Barbara Jean Royce Cannon Helen of van Alstyne Charley Ayres Ayres Luther Skaggs Marion, N. C Carol Joyce Ben Ball W. B. Hinton Virginia of Lockhart W. A. Kirkpatrick Hinton Clara Griffin Kirkpatrick Sherman Draft Board Ira Em Head Neil Brittan Emmet Penn Capt Brittan Jack Spindle J. F. Spindle W. L. Gordon Frisco Spindle Billy Smith Air Corps Technical School Wichita Falls Gus Coulter Harry Coulter Edith Mayfield, Ky J. K. Jamison Joe Bennett Gainesville Ben Roberts Jr Sweetwater Mell Roberts International Harvester Company St. Joseph, MO Texas A. & M. College Virginia South Carolina Methodist Church Harvey Brooks Roy Robinson Trenton Willie Pritchett Bells W. Harrison Baker Dorothy LaRoe Denver Colo Clay Horton Horton Whitewright Rotary Club Marks Club Lake Fannin W. E. LaRoe Joe Johnson Anna Ruth Johnson Ann LaRoe Pattie Everheart Mary Helen Maddux Betty Jane Harper Billie Burk Vineyard Dorotha Darwin L. B. Morris Miss Darwin J. W. McMurry Lee Hampton R. L. Johnson S. H. Montgomery W. B. Hestand Slaton Exstudents Savoy College Savoy United Service Organizations Grayson County Jack Harper Yeager G. M. Gann London Bethel H-D Club U. S. S. Monaghan T. H Farley & Hill Farley & Hill Groceries and Meats Texas Weekly Papers Kirkpatrick’s Gomer May American Legion Cole & Davis Co
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