Community News Roundup From Whitewright Era
J S Kershner dies at home in north Whitewright after long illness. Mrs D A Hollingsworth passes at her South Whitewright residence on June 21. Pleasant Walker, 72, dies in the city. Mrs Wallie Medearis dies in Orangeville. John Reeves and Miss Dale McGaughey wed at bride’s mother's home. Civic League meets at the school with strong attendance. Onions bring $1.15 per crate. Bermuda onions weighed over two pounds brought to The Sun. Georgia Nash hosts Luncheon Club. Velma Kirkpatrick honors guest Frankie Kirkpatrick with party and dinner. Numerous social items and notices from local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. H. Morris Club
J. S. Kershner
Emma Lacy
Leonard
W. T. Sears
Rosa Cook
Edith Little
Lucile Montgomery
Bess Lewis
D. A. Hollingsworth
South Whitewright
Pleasant Walker
Georgia Nash
Civic League
Bermuda
Sun Office
P. M. Jarvis
Whitewright
Wallie Medearis
R. L. Medearis
Orangeville
John Reeves
A. J. Reeves
Dale McGaughey
Mary McGaughey
Velma Kirkpatrick
Frankie Kirkpatrick
Crowell
Katherine Vaughn
Pernie Badgett
Louise Sears
Lola Myrick
Minnie Willis
May Badgett
Hydrophobia death and local notices from Blue Ridge area
Goldie Balew, 13, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Balew near Blue Ridge, died Monday night after a ten day illness. Twenty seven relatives traveled to Austin for Pasteur Institute treatment. Also noted are visits by F. E. Douglas and Emmet Penn, a rain event, the death of 79 year old Mrs. Cordelia Dyer in Trenton, and the illness of Uncle Tom Doss. Other items mention Frank Thomas visiting Whitesboro, Mr. and Mrs. Max Montgomery visiting Dallas, local advertising by Lively & Co, and the Greenville Business League carrying an education page ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie
Wiley Balew
Blue Ridge
Austin
Pasteur Institute
F. E. Douglas
Emmet Penn
Tom Bean
Cordelia Dyer
Trenton
Tom Doss
W. J. Doss
Frank Thomas
Whitesboro
Max Montgomery
Dallas
B. S. Montgomery
Lively & Co
Greenville Business League
Education
Farmers Still Have Time To Grow A Big Cotton Crop
Fannin County cotton farmers say June rains need not ruin the crop as Odell Proffer of Ladonia and Manuel Neely of Honey Grove report strong past yields and plan aggressive insect control. They use planes and ground applications of 3 5 40 aldrin and toxaphene to protect blooms through July and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannin County
Proffer
Neely
Bors
Ladonia
Travel boosts danger on the Fourth of July
The National Safety Council says about 48.55 million registered vehicles will be on U.S. roads this Fourth of July. The council notes 14.5 million more cars than five years ago and warns to drive carefully though most will ride in smaller numbers this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Safety Council
United States
Taxes Owed On 101 1/2 Acres In Grayson County
Public notice from Grayson County Texas in 1951 states The State of Texas sues T F Shelley deceased and unknown heirs for delinquent ad valorem taxes on 101 1/2 acres of land out of J M Manning Survey Abstract 781 Grayson County. suit 58983 filed June 1951 seeks foreclosure of tax liens and payment of taxes interest penalties and costs with return day July 23 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Texas
Grayson
T. F. Shelley
J. M. Manning
Grayson County
Texas
District Court
15Th Judicial District
Also Mentioned on This Page
Olen Looney
W. J. Looney
Ida Gentry
C. A. Wilson
Town
Bob Cantrell
S. H. Montgomery Agency
DODGE
Plymouth
Montgomery Motor
Denison
Montgomery Motor Co
Dick Montgomery, Mer. & Co
Dodge-Plymouth
W. Main
Ha Sue Ey Miller, Vive Hiller Dire
Tor, Gaines
T Dog Research Center
Torrespale
Wilhelme Knauers Doberman Pinscher
Germany
Knauer
Los Angeles
Foe
Wei
Rome
Sherman
A. D
S. V. Earnest
Nancy Drake
Ee Enjoy
Reddy-Made
Airmaid
Uanlone
Community Public, Service Company
Your Friendly Electric Company
Carload
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