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Newspaper

Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1952

Page

3

Local News Roundup of Weekend Visits Across Texas

A flurry of visitors and family weekends fills local towns. Dallas guests include Willard Young and Mrs. Joe P. Hughes while Greenville, Sherman, and McKinney hosts host extended kin. NTSC Denton students, Sherman Ballou and others are noted with family ties and Homecoming events.

Joe Dollar Sweetwater R. C. Thrasher Dallas Jack Thrasher Sherman Hobart Thrasher

Whitey Fisher Calls About Timely Clarion Delivery

A Friday night call from Whitey Fisher on River Road praises the Clarion issue. The next day Buzzy Wilson explains he delayed Whitey’s paper for a school dance, highlighting respect for others’ rights and timely delivery.

Whitey Fisher River Road Clarion Whitey Blazes Buzzy Wilson the Clarion

Romans First Made June The Month For Weddings

Washington notes that June is the peak wedding month in North America, linked to ancient Roman beliefs about propitious timing and the June full moon. The piece points out May's varying status in Europe and the Church influence on marriage dates, while noting the Liberty Bell's crack at John Marshall's death toll in 1835.

Washington North America Rome National Geographic Society John Marshall United States

Robert Dean seeks re election as Grayson County Tax Assessor-Collector

In a public appeal Robert Dean asks Grayson County voters for another term as Tax Assessor-Collector. He cites a 25 percent rise in county assessed value from 1946 to 1951, steady tax collections, higher auto license revenues, and successful delinquent tax recovery. He notes a well staffed office with efficient service and urges support in the Democratic Primary on July 26.

Grayson County Kentuckytown United States Elouise Holt Howe Tax Assessors Collectors Association of Texas Grayson Robert Dean Pol

Judges derive law from constitutions statutes and precedents

Judge's Statements of Law explains three sources of law federal and state constitutions statutes and prior judicial decisions. It argues a government of law over personal notions and stresses judges instructions guiding jurors and trial rules to ensure equal justice.

Well Known Proverbs from Wise Adages

A compilation of timeless sayings emphasizes bold action, nurtured friendship, self reliance, prudent living, and the value of effort. It contrasts wit with sense, notes thorny truths, and dismisses the idea of an easy path to learning.

Doctors Urge Safety Belts As Traffic Aid

In Omaha Nebraska two doctors Ralph Moore and Charles Marsh urge motorists to wear safety belts after three years studying 250 injuries and 11 deaths from auto crashes They say belts could cut injuries by half and stress the need to become belt conscious despite personal reluctance among some drivers.

Omaha Neb Ralph Moore Charles Marsh Moore Marsh Valley Lem

Divorce by Cruel Treatment Citation in Grayson County

Citation issued to Rayburn C. Davis in case No. 59733 requires a written answer to the plaintiff Dollie Davis by 10 AM on Monday August 4 1952 before the 15th District Court in Sherman Texas. The suit filed June 18 1952 seeks divorce on grounds of cruel treatment.

State of Texas Rayburn C. Davis A. D 15Th District Court of Grayson County Court House Sherman Texas Dollie Davis S. V. Earnest Whitewright Sun

Coffin Heirs Named in Denison Texas Foreclosure Suit

Citizens National Bank of Denison sues Samuel B Coffin and heirs for title to South 664/10 feet of Lots 1 2 3 4 Block 48 in Denison Grayson County Texas. Defendants include Laura Coffin Marr Elizabeth Coffin Lewis Jno W Lewis Margaret Coffin Capen and Nannie G Coffin administratrix A H Coffin deceased. Case filed in district court with Earnest as clerk.

State of Texas Samuel B. Coffin Samuel Burton Barger Laura Coffin Marr Elizabeth Coffin Lewis Husband Capen A. D 15Th District Court Grayson County Court House Sherman Citizens National Bank of Denison Feme Jnc A. H. Coffin S. W. Earnest Whitewright Sun

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