Marriage of Dr. Lewis B. Holland and Miss Gladys Sears
The couple from Dallas wed on Saturday. A Home Demonstration Club formed at Bethel on Tuesday. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Reeves on Wednesday. Local buyers paid 84 cents for wheat and 37 to 39 cents for oats on Wednesday. Vineyard and Quentin Nicholson attended the Boy Scout meeting on June 27. J F Lilley advertised fabric and hat sales at $1.00.
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Lewis B. Holland
Dallas
Gladys Sears
Bethel
Joe Reeves
J. F. Lilley
Vineyard
Quentin Nicholson
Local Notables and Weddings Mark Weekend Life
Z. W. Binion 72 died Sunday. Guy Victory of Ft Worth wed Miss Mabel Fae White Sunday. Robert W. Grant of Kansas City wed Miss Velma Kirkpatrick Sunday. Eb Young on June 27. Jack Webster has accepted employment at Jacksonville.
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Z. W. Binion
Guy Victory
Ft. Worth
Mabel Fae White
Robert W. Grant
Kansas City
Velma Kirkpatrick
Eb Young
Jack Webster
Jacksonville
City appoints Dr. Sears as health officer
Dr. R. L. Sears has been appointed city health officer. Dr. William Joseph Doss, 64, died at his home here Saturday. James Hughes, Jim Pat Meador, Mark Montgomery, Jack Meador, O. A. Hefner, Jack Lewis Yeager, Fred Coley, Albert Lea Jackson, Fred Starr Jr., Hamilton Vestal, Merriwell
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R. L. Sears
William Joseph Doss
James Hughes
Jim Pat Meador
Mark Montgomery
Jack Meador
O. A. Hefner
Jack Lewis Yeager
Fred Coley
Albert Lea Jackson
Fred Starr Jr
Hamilton Vestal
Merriwell
Obituaries and social notes from The Sun dated June 30 1938
Miss Edna M Rathbun 79 died Wednesday. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Hascal Smith Farmington Missouri formerly Whitewright on June 26. Jim Anns Beauty Shoppe to open Friday morning. Lonnie Richardson of Leonard and Lissie Mae Anderson were married Saturday.
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the Sun
Edna M. Rathbun
Hascal Smith
Farmington, Mo
Whitewright
Jim Anna
Lonnie R. Richardson
Leonard
Lissie Mae Anderson
New Cult Gains Power in Japan Soka Gakkai Rising Influence
A new religious political movement called Soka Gakkai gains traction in Japan led by Daisaku Ikeda. It claims to promote true democracy for "the little people" and has built a youth corps of 750,000 while securing multiple city council and upper house seats. The movement draws support from diverse groups and even attracts some American servicemembers.
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Japan
Soka Gakkai
Daisaka Ikeda
Tokyo
Ikeda
Khrushchev
Hitler
The Lawyer as Engine of Justice and a Nation’s Turmoil
A Dallas News editorial outlines how lawyers study facts, tailor theory to law, interview witnesses, and plan strategy to win cases. It contrasts trial procedure with public misconceptions and critiques racial unrest linked to political strategy aimed at mobilizing Negro votes in northern cities.
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Alabama
United States
Washington
Bobby
New York City
Harlem
East River
South
Virginia
Texas
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Illinois
California
Michigan
Montgomery
Dallas News
Slaying in Alabama Tested by National Debate
The Alabama murder of a Maryland-born postman stirring sympathy for integrationists sparks national debate about the states racial issue. Attorney General Kennedy travels to Montgomery to urge Gov Wallace to enforce the law, highlighting federal versus state authority amid political tensions.
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Alabama
Maryland
Bob Kennedy
United States
Montgomery
George Wallace
Kennedy
The Fate of Civilization Like Needlework
Frank Sullivan likens civilization to needlework, saying its fate is something you take up and worry about in spare moments.
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Frank Sullivan
Store Loss Fear Drives Woman Purchases Says Kin Hubbard
A Kin Hubbard quip notes women buy any item they believe a store is losing money on, reflecting retail psychology and bargain bias. The remark highlights consumer behavior and perceived savings influencing purchases regardless of item quality or need.
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Kin Hubbard
Texas Legal Notice of suit for property in Denison
Court issues a citation in suit No 69238 filed June 20 1963 by Edward Potts et al seeking judgment for title and possession of Lot 5 in Block 4 Miller's Second Addition Denison Grayson County Texas. Defendants include multiple individuals and corporate entities with unknown heirs spouses or successors. Citation requires appearance before 10 am on Monday August 5 1963 in Grayson County District Court Sherman Texas.
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Texas
William R. Caruthers
Martha J. Thompson
Samuel R. Caruthers
John K. Miller
Arrena Miller
Shepherd & Nelson
L. W. Carlton
Mollie Carlton
C. B. Clarke
W. H. Trolinger
B. W. Merrell
W. H. Mills
W. H
H. H. L. Decker
G. T. Harris
Frank A. Angres
Denison Trust Company
J. H. Owens
Denison Bank and Trust Company
Denison
Ed Hall
Citizens National Bank
West Main
William Barrett Smith
Grayson
G. W. Blanton
Grayson County
Vivian Bishop Perry
L. L. Perry
A. D
15Th District Court
Court House
Sherman
Edward Potts
Et Ax
William R. Carothers
Miller
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the Whitewright Sun
T. Glenn Doss
Fannin
Grayson and
Texas Press Association
New Cult
Stephens & Bryant
Insurance & Real Estate
May Pharmacy Zion
Travis Sherman
Anatole France
Hughes Appliance Sales and Service
Chevrolet
TNT
E. R. Brodhead
Gladys Hamilton
Whitewright Sun
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