Dallas and area residents visit over the weekend
A long list of Dallas and nearby towns residents and visitors are noted with trips to Dallas, Denison, Sherman, Commerce, Tom Bean, Bonham, and Denton. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Waldo, John Reeves, Miss Douglas, Mrs. Beard, Bill Snow, Miss Pope, Ruth Gosnell, Bud Wrenn, Miss Melugin, Emmett England, Buddy Stephens, S. Bales, Glenda Rutledge, Mrs. Mangrum, Mrs. Powell, Louise Sanders, Les LaRoe, Mrs. Perry, Aston, Joe Johnson, Clay Horton, Earl Hampton, Mrs. Miller, Faye Phillips, Alton McDowell, J. M. Dixon, H. T. Atterberry, and Margaret Lilley.
Whitewright society notes and local updates
Bill Collier leaves for Detroit on business. Numerous Sherman and Whitewright residents visit relatives here and in nearby towns over the weekend. Local teachers, contractors, and clergy appear in community life with church, school, and civic events planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Collier
Detroit
Mich
Presbyterian Church Service Bulletin
The schedule lists Dr. B Wrenn Webb as pastor with 10 a m Sunday school 11 a m morning worship continuing the topic Your Presbyterian Church At 430 p m vesper the children’s sermon is How To Be Happy and the adult sermon Levi's Venture themes for the day
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Wrenn Webb
Presbyterian Church
Sherman preacher to lead Sunday worship schedule
The presiding elder Rev. George C. French of Sherman will preach at the 11 o’clock service Sunday. The pastor will preach at the night service which begins at 7 30. Sunday school meets at 10 a m and Epworth League at 6 30 p m. The East Sherman zone meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. French
Sherman
Epworth League
East Sherman
Unification discussion to be held at Bonham church
At 2 30 p m Sunday adults of the First Methodist Church Bonham are invited to attend a program led by pastor Joe M Connally on unifying the three United States Methodist Churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Bonham
United States
Joe M. Connally
Bradshaw Pastor Leads Daily Church Services
G B Bradshaw pastor. 10 a m Bible school directed by W T Simmons with classes for all ages. 11 a m Worship of God and preaching by the pastor. 6 30 p m Baptist Training Union directed by Mack Pierson. 7 30 p m Worship and evangelistic message by the pastor. All are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Bradshaw
Bible School
W. T. Simmons
Baptist Training Union
Mack Pierson
Missionary Speaker to Address First Presbyterian Women
The Ladies Missionary Society invites Mrs. J. H. Burma of Sherman, Synodical President, to speak Tuesday afternoon March 23 at 2 30 in the church auditorium. All local women are urged to attend and the groups from Leonard Sherman Bonham and Desert Presbyterian Churches are invited to join. Mrs Burma will discuss Woman Power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayson County
59Th District Court Room
Sherman
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the
First Presbyterian Church
J. H. Burma
the Church
Leonard, Sherman, Bonham
Desert Presbyterian
Mortuary notices Mrs England dies in Tennessee
Mortuary notice for Mrs T R England former Ely resident who died last Saturday at the home of her daughter Mrs P L Brazel in Deer Lodge Tennessee. Born March 2 1855 she was a Church of Christ member and survived by sons Lonnie Frank K England Robert Preston and George and daughters Ollie Howard and Mrs Brazel among others. Mr England preceded her in death six months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. England
Ely
P. L. Brazel
Deer Lodge
Tenn
Tennessee
England
Church of Christ
Lonnie England
Frank England
Whitewright
K. England
Robert England
Trenton
Preston England
Bells
George England
Sunbright, Tenn
Ollie Howard
Electric Mills
Brazel
Kilkare Bridge Club and Whitewright Music Club Notes
The Kilkare Bridge Club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs J W Miller. Miss Mary Lou Ross won high score honors and Mrs A T Short took second. Mrs Miller served refreshments. The Whitewright Music Club met Friday afternoon with Miss Sara Kathryn Atterberry as hostess. A Texas day program was presented by Mrs A M Gaddis, Mrs F M Echols and Mrs J C McMillin, followed by a salad course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilkare
Whitewright
Sara Kathryn Atterberry
A. M. Gaddis
F. M. Echols
J. C. McMillin
Church Class Social and Club Notes
The T. E. L. Class of the First Baptist Church met for a business and social gathering hosted by Mrs. C. J. Meador Mrs. Mary Perkinson and Mrs. Oscar Layman. Ten members four associate members and two visitors enjoyed games and refreshments. The Whitewright Home Demonstration Club met with twenty members present enrolling Miss Viva Phillips Mrs. Jack Ryan Mrs. Charlie Wilson and Mrs. Buddy Stephens as new members. Eunice King county home demonstration agent spoke on planning kitchens to save steps and water supply. the group will meet March 25 to quilt and hold a covered dish luncheon. The Sun sells typewriter paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
C. J. Meador
Mary Perkinson
Oscar Layman
Whitewright Home
Viva Phillips
Jack Ryan
Charlie Wilson
Buddy Stephens
Eunice King
Arson Crisis Highlighted by Texas Fire Official
Texas Fire Insurance Commissioner Marvin Hall warned of the costly toll of incendiary fires. In 1936 there were 68 indictments and 23 convictions for arson, with ongoing cases and prior years totaling 635 indictments and 204 convictions since 1931. He cited over-insurance as a common motive and urged closer underwriting inspections and stronger fire prevention efforts by cities and counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Marvin Hall
Texas
Hall
Rhode Island Red Rooster Wins Corn Eating Prize
In Tulsa Oklahoma a nameless Rhode Island Red rooster charmed a junior livestock show crowd by eating 751 grains of corn, a tally that outpaced all competitors and drew cheers from spectators and judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
RED Rooster
Tulsa
Okla
Cotton quality declines from former status says merchant
W. J. Clayton, a leading cotton merchant, says Texas and Oklahoma cotton has deteriorated in recent years due to inferior seed and soil erosion. He urged the Secretary of Agriculture Wallace to consider funding soil improvement to raise the staple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
W. J. Clayton
Texas
Oklahoma
Wallace
Dress gift fulfills 90th birthday promise in Adelaide
Mrs J B Curry aged 90 receives a dress as a promised gift from a new Adelaide department store. In 1867 she was the first customer at the shop and the management vowed to present another gown when she reached 90, a promise they honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Australia
J. B. Curry
CCC Camp Enrollment Open in Sherman and Nearby Cities
Application for CCC camp enrollment in April will be taken at relief offices in Sherman Bonham and McKinney during the remainder of this month and until the call for enrollees is issued in April, according to Miss Viola Sommerfeldt, relief supervisor for Grayson, Fannin and Collin Counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
CCC
Sherman, Bonham and McKinney
Viola Sommerfeldt
Grayson
Fannin
Collin Counties
Greenbugs Found in Oat Field Near Howe Farm
SHERMAN. S. V. Tolbert, 5.5 miles west of Howe, reports greenbugs in his oats. B. F. Gray, county agent, announced. First county report. farmers urged to watch for spread and act to control. Infected oats should be plowed under or covered with straw and burned. Notify neighbors if bugs are found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
S. V. Tolbert
Howe
B. F. Gray
All Set Mistress Dinner Preparations Amid Tense Secret
A terse kitchen scene unfolds as a mistress questions readiness for guests while the cook answers with resolve and hints of departure, saying her trunk is packed and she is prepared for the surprise company.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. R. R. Waldo
Dallas
John Reeves
Dorothy Sue Douglas
Mrs. Cappie Beard
Mrs. T. M. Scott
Denison
Bill Snow
R. W. Painter
Frances Pope
Ruth Gosnell
Bud Wrenn
Savoy
Ruth Melugin
Mrs. Emmett England
Lewisville
Mrs
Elmer Howell
Tom Bean
S. Bales
Detroit, Mich
Floyd Snodgrass
Glenda Mae Rutledge
W. L. Mangrum
Blanche Powell
Durant, Okla
Carl May
Louise Sanders
Les LaRoe
Leonard
W. E. LaRoe
John Perry
Joe Johnson
Clay Horton
Earl Hampton
Bill Miller of
C. C. Melugin
Faye Phillips
Alton MccDowell
Alton McDowell
J. M. Dixon
East Texas State Teachers College
Commerce
H. T. Atterberry
The
Department of Justice
Margaret Lilley
Denton
T. J. Lilley
Robert Taylor
Greta Garbo
Camille
Buck Jones
Freddie Bartholomew
Tyrone Power
Madeline Carroll In
Lloyds of London
Warner Oland
Jack Benny
Martha Wray
Gracie Allen
Robert Doss of
Ollie Parkins of
Blue Ridge
Chesley Rutledge
Bonnie Nicholson
Harold Smith
C. Glass
Wewoka, Okla
Will Martin
Ruth Holcomb
Bethel School
Greenville
Jack Ryan of
McKinney
T. J. Smith
J. C. Gillespie
Earl Myrick
A. B. Jones
Ollie Bartley
Denton CCC
Ross May
Dr. May
R. T. Pennington
Billy Rhom
Farmersville
J. H. Davenport
Looney Robbins
L. H. Darwin
Town
John Livingston Jr
R. B. Gordon
J. Lee Vestal
Grover Vestal
Joe Thomas May
R. H. May
Wayne Martin
Wewoka
Margaret Riley
Drunette Farley
T. N. Maxwell
Tommie
Carl Allen
C. T. Atkinson
Wichita
Kan
Clarence Jones
Mr. Jones
George Jones
Lubbock
Bethel
Catherine Mooneyham
Eula Hamilton
Ray Mooneyham
Robert Howard
C. M. Howard
Percy Darwin
Margaret Coggins
Paul Cook
Roscoe Pace
Hugh Tim Atterberry
J. B. Dickson
J. S. Whitworth
L. C. Gee
L. LaRoe & Company
Central Christian
Drewie Caylor
Oklahoma City
Don Farmer
W. W. Caylor
Bob Arthur
Whitewright Masonic Lodge
Grayson County Ministers’ Association
H. W. Key
Newton Manning
Jim Jernigan
North Texas
State Teachers Association
Sara E. Trignor of
Vickery
W. J. Barbee
South Bond Street
Gene Wilson
Whitewright Lumber Company
Enterprise
C. S. Melugin
J. A. Merritt
Mooneyham House
East Main Street
Mary Lynn
Board of Christian Education
Morton Badgett
Central Christian Church
O. L. Jones
L. E. Ricketts
Grady Gillett
Wichita Falls
Miss Ila
Louis May
Nancy
May
H. T. McCarey
Oak Ridge
Vivian Echols of
Canton
Elwood Butler
Weldon Hazel
Paul Lowe
T. T. Scott
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Leonard Friday
H. B. Barnett
George McLean
Albuquerque
N. M
Barnett
Lurline Travis
First Presbyterian
First Baptist
Presbyterian L. M
HD Club
the Sun
KRANK
Squibb
Ole
Cole
Davis Co
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