Whitewright Postmaster Appointed and School Staff Named
W. O. Brents appointed acting postmaster of Whitewright. The school board elected H. L. Durham as superintendent and a group of teachers led by Mrs. Olivia Whedbee and Miss Gertrude Schooling for 1922-23. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Phillips on June 13. Mrs. Alice B. Bowing, 62, died at her home. Jesse Bow of north of town presented The Sun editor with a two pound three ounce onion measuring 19 inches in circumference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Brents
Whitewright
H. L. Durham
Olivia Whedbee
Gertrude Schooling
Annabel Finnell
Elvie Eagleton
Oneida Copeland
Sarah Hampton
Ruth Hampton
Mae Hall
Orbin Blanton
Susie Noe
Coralee Echols
Minnie Binkner
D. B. Taylor
Lloyd Wright
Jesse Bow
Oown
Sun
Whitewright Nears Natural Gas Supply in Days
Local notice notes imminent natural gas delivery to Whitewright as residents await service. Marriage report records Wayne Robinson and Ruth Nelson wed on July 7. Obituary lists Katherine Taylor 73 passing at daughter R W Painter’s home. Mrs. Grover Gillett and infant son returned from Sherman hospital. J W Murphy advertised new hats 1 95, overalls jumpers 98c and house dresses 98c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright
Wayne Robinson
Ruth Nelson
Katherine Taylor
R. W. Painter
Grover Gillett
Sherman Hospital
J. W. Murphy
Whitewright Milling Co organized with notable directors
The Dallas News column notes the Whitewright Milling Co organized yesterday with directors R. M. Lively P. McKenna J. B. Woosley Alfred Medlin and Jno Patterson. Mrs. L H Darwin 85 died at her Kentuckytown home Friday. Cole and Davis Co advertised Father’s Day gifts including shirts neckties and belts. A proverb notes worry fades as it becomes past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright Milling Co
R. M. Lively
P. McKenna
J. B. Woosley
Alfred Medlin
Jno
Bill Riddle
L. H. Darwin
Kentuckytown
Cole and Davis Co
Reading the Right Retrieve for Lures and Depth Fishing
A fishing guide explains matching lure speed to lure type and depth. It covers testing sinking lures by depth, counting seconds to reach five feet, bottom bumping, and slow plastic worm tactics for black bass, stressing recording successful retrieves.
Right of Dissent and Free Speech in a Democracy
Charles Gillis argues in Kerens Tribune that the right of dissent is essential to a free republic. Citizens and groups criticizing the administration or alleged communist infiltration must not be silenced. He warns against appeasing anti-American efforts and stresses constitutional protection of speaking out. Of note: 27 of the nation’s 150 major U.S. Air Force bases are in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Republic
Charles Gillis
Kerens Tribune
U. S. Air Force
Texas
County land partition notice in Grayson County Texas
Legal notice commands J S Kennedy and numerous heirs to appear with written answer by July 23 1962 in Grayson County District Court Sherman Texas. Plaintiff Gordonville Land Developing Co Inc seeks partition of a 210 acre tract and a 10.72 acre parcel along Big Mineral Creek with detailed metes and bounds. Publication dates June 14 21 28 and July 5 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Texas
J. S
Jim) Kennedy
Chloe E. Kennedy
Minnie B. Keeton
Bristol Eubanks
Melton Eubanks
Enna Elwell Lockard
W. E. Lockard
Juanita Elwell
Jessie Elwell
James H. Harrell
Mabel Elwell
Kathleen McKethan
E. E. McKethan
Eugene Harrell
James Harrell
Alfred Leon
Norma Wood
Frank Wood
Goldie Goblet
Dan Chastain
Cecil Rannells
A. D
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Gordonville Land Developing Co., Inc
Jacob Grace
Metes and Bounds
Varas
Big Mineral Creek
Red River
J. M. Shires Et al
J. M. Shires
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Houston Garner
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Eunice S. Earnest
Shirley Davis
Whitewright Sun
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Corvair
Edwards Chevrolet Co., Inc
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