Whitewright Housing Project Awards New Architect Contract
Roy Blanton announces that Paul G Bentley & Associates of Dallas will design Whitewright's 16 federal housing units on East Main Street near the Kaiser home. The plan follows delays caused by architect profit disputes and includes twelve white and four negro units with authority members Griffin Dollarhide George Hight George Brown and B W Newman listed.
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Eightpoint polio battle plan outlined by Texas Health Dept
State Health Officer Geo W Cox outlined an eightpoint program to curb polio in Texas. Focus areas include eliminating fly breeding sites cleaning urban shelters and debris removal sewerage systems pure water food protection and regular inspections. He urged homeowners to maintain cleanliness and warned that spraying alone won t stop polio and lasting city sanitation takes years.
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Huge Crowd Greets Gen Ike At Denison
Whitewright residents helped Denison welcome General Dwight D. Eisenhower on a Saturday visit. An estimated 35 000 to 40 000 filled Main street and the highway as Ike rode in a convertible to his birthplace shrine. He later spoke at Forest Park to several thousand.
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Funeral Friday for J Y Russell in Nederland
Funeral services for J Y Russell 34 of Nederland set for 2 p m Friday at First Methodist Church conducted by Rev Joe M Connelly and Rev Harold Taylor with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. He was killed in a traffic accident early Wednesday and survived by wife Erline Garrett and daughter Joetta along with parents Otto and Mrs Russell and siblings.
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Whitewright
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North Texas State College
Denton
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Ardmore
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Methodist Church
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Funeral services for Jasper W. Gunter 64 retired farmer
Funeral services were held at the First Methodist Church for Jasper W. Gunter 64 a retired farmer who died after a nine day illness in Sherman. The service was led by Rev R L Cates of Collinsville and Rev Harold Taylor with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Surviving are his wife five sons and six daughters two sisters one brother and nine grandchildren.
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Funeral rites for former Whitewright resident
Fred Benton, longtime Katy depot clerk and former Whitewright resident, died in Fort Worth last Thursday night. Funeral services were held at Broadway Baptist Church in Fort Worth Saturday with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cook of Whitewright. his wife was the former Cordelia Yeager of Whitewright.
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Funeral services for Mrs Nina England held in Camden Ark
Funeral services for Mrs Nina Grace England of Bells are held this afternoon at Camden Arkansas with burial in Salem Cemetery. She died at home in Bells on Tuesday. Born July 28 1921 in Arkansas she was daughter of Mr and Mrs William H Trude. Survived by husband Lester England daughter Lynda Ann Dunn mother Maggie Fay Trude two sisters C B Cathey and Fay Dell Trude and a brother Frank Trude.
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William A. Robinson Rites Held After Sherman Death
William A. Robinson 77 a retired cotton and grain buyer native of Whitewright died Monday at his Sherman home Funeral services were held Wednesday at a local church with burial in Sherman Cemetery.
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Whitewright
Sherman
Weather shows half inch rain in Whitewright in June
June rainfall in Whitewright totaled only 0.50 inch per Ray and Charley Cates of the City Water Department. Rain fell 0.02 inch on June 3 and 0.48 inch on June 5, with 21 dry days hurting crops including corn. Last June had 6.98 inches, and a wet spell in June ended July 2 with 2.14 inches.
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Shift Claimed in Ike's Favor
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge announced a significant shift in delegate sentiment boosting General Dwight D. Eisenhower toward the Republican nomination on either the second or third ballot at the Chicago convention. Lodge, Eisenhower's campaign manager, did not identify where the shift occurred and met with Eisenhower and aides to discuss the development.
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Vestal Elected THDA Delegate At Grayson Council Meeting
Mrs. R. A. Vestal was chosen as a voting delegate to the THDA state convention in Kingsville August 26 to 28. A 12 year Grayson County 4-H club veteran, she has held every club office, served in many districts, and now presides the local club in her second year while also acting on the 4-H county committee.
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Texas Home Demonstration Association
R. A. Vestal
Kingsville
Vandals Warned About Scout Hut
The Whitewright Boy Scout committee asks The Sun to warn offenders that breaking into the scout hut is illegal. The hut is under surveillance and those caught will be prosecuted.
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Watches and magnetism ideas mocked by British Medical Journal
The British Medical Journal rejected claims that personal magnetism or electricity can stop watches. It suggested the notion came from excitable or gullible people, and even stingy buyers of cheap watches. The text also notes a biographical memorial mentioning Mr. Robinson born Sept. 25, 1874, with details of his family and descendants.
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Whitewright Homecoming Draws Hundreds From Area
Attendance estimates ranged from 500 to 1100 with others counting in the thousands. Registration filled the gym with many out of town visitors, and a two hour picnic fed people in the school cafeteria.
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Bob Cantrell
Fred Conn
Denison Herald
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91 Year Old Invalid Wants Letters for Birthday
A Dayton reader requests birthday cards for Betty Conibear who turns 91 on July 17. She has lived in Dallas since 1908, is bedbound after a hip injury, and hopes readers send greetings to Mrs. E H Conibear, 126 S Montreal, Dallas 8, Texas. Her children include A L Jackson and S L Jackson. Last line notes traffic injuries in 1951.
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Marie
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