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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1963

Page

3

Local Obituary and Community Notices Snapshot

Henry B. Everheart 78 dies at home in Kentuckytown Wednesday. T W Ayers and son plan a dry goods store opening around April 15. Sam H. Montgomery 68 dies Friday morning. T J Giles 63 dies at home. W C Huffines Station to open in new building Saturday. W T Truett dies at son’s home in San Angelo. Robert L Giles and Nell Montgomery wed Thursday. Tires and rims stolen from Gomer May and Emmett Penn vehicles. Kentucky to begin new residence move. cold spell noted with temperatures 10 to 16 degrees Monday morning.

Henry B. Everheart Kentuckytown C. S. Means Kentucky W. C. Huffines W. T. Truett Albert Truett San Angelo T. J. Giles Robert L. Giles Houston Nell Montgomery Gomer May T. W. Ayers Charles E. Ayers Trenton Sam H. Montgomery Emmett Penn Alvin R. Magers

Welding drum blast injures man in accident

Twenty five years ago S T Stubblefield age 28 suffered serious injuries Tuesday when a welding machine drum he was working on exploded. A Bethel Community home demonstration club was organized Monday afternoon. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Jack Montgomery Leonard on March 19. Montgomery is the son of Mr and Mrs Mark Montgomery Whitewright.

S. T. Stubblefield Bethel Jack Montgomery Leonard Montgomery Mark Montgomery Whitewright

Mail wooing of foreign brides still flourishing

Washington reports the mail order romance business remains active with ads offering introductions for as little as $1 to $3. A field test shows firms like Guadalajara listings and Japan International sending photos and testimonials, suggesting potential marriages though backed by promotional pitches.

Washington John Aldens Alaskan Alaskan Sportsman Guadalajara Japan International

Denison Land Dispute Targeting Cook Addition Property

Plaintiffs seek title and possession of Lot 3, Block 5 in Cook's First Addition to Denison Texas. The suit names Marie B. Weaver and John W. Weaver as plaintiffs and James Rowland and numerous listed parties as defendants including corporations and nonresidents. The case No. 68958 filed February 25 1963 in Grayson County Court seeks judgment against all named defendants and unknown heirs or legal representatives.

State OF Texas James Rowland Robert B. Johnson R. B. Johnson Reuben Martin Harriet Martin Sarah R. Jordan Or Jordan Polly Douglass William H. Johnson Mary E. Johnson Robert S. Stevens Henry Denison A. M. Douglass Denison Town Company Grayson County Texas Texas Corporation H. D. Mirick J. M The Security State Bank of Denison T. M. Chambers Railroad Building and Loan Association of Dallas F. W. Bartlett Railroad Building and Loan Association of Dallas E. R. Cheesborough, Jr Mace Stewart Guaranty Building and Loan Company of Galveston State of 15Th District Court Court House Sherman Marie B. Weaver John W. Weaver Cook Denison Sherman Texas E. R. Brodhead Shirley Davis Whitewright Sun

Wistful appeals and cheap memberships lure seeking brides

A romantic from Michigan laments distrust of American women and pursues a Japanese bride. Advertisements entice by offering a $1 discount voucher and a $5 payment, valid 30 days, plus an International Introductions Club offer from Guadalajara at $5 for three months. A photo lineup includes Ofelia Mora Andrade, 23, Guadalajara, with stated measurements.

Michigan International Introductions Club Guadalajara Ers Ofelia Mora Andrade

New Book On Lakes For The Sportsmen

A new handbook issued by Region Three of the Game and Fish Commission in Tyler targets East Texas anglers. It catalogs 39 major public lakes across 47 counties with water surface, locations, nearest towns, and fishing laws including bag limits and legal tackle. Director John M. Carlisle will mail copies on request to fishermen. Address Game and Fish Commission 530 S Beckham Tyler.

Tyler Game and Fish Commission East Texas John M. Carlisle Beckham

Tests of Quality in Autos Show Rigorous Procedures

Detroit auto labs demonstrate quality control through extreme tests. A front suspension arm shaft endures loads and cycles simulating a New York to Chicago trip on rough rails. A steering knuckle endures sideways skidding loads up to half a million cycles.

Detroit New York Chicago

Notch introduces vegan Sentry cigarettes without tobacco

Gerald M. Schaflander unveils Sentry cigarets made from vegetable fiber with a spinach like taste and a filter aimed at women smokers. He dodges questions about exact ingredients while promoting the product at a Kefauver event.

Washington Gerald M. Schaflander Notch Products, Inc New York Schaflander Sen. Estes Kefauver Tenn

Tobacco ad bans alleged by Schaflander in Senate hearing

Schaflander tells the Senate Anti-trust Subcommittee that cigarette manufacturers are blocking his company from advertising in magazines newspapers and on radio and television.

Senate Schaflander

Cancer phobia grips Hollywood veteran actors

In recent years cancer has hit famous figures such as Humphrey Bogart Gary Cooper Charles Laughton Thomas Mitchell Dick Powell and Jack Carson. The result is a cancer phobia spreading through the movie colony with actors over 40 routinely checking themselves every 90 days.

Hollywood Humphrey Bogart Gary Cooper Charles Laughton Thomas Mitchell Dick Powell Jack Carson

Divorce Action Filed Between Nelsons in Sherman

No. 68953 to Lois Gordon Nelson on February 22, 1963. Elsie Lee Nelson is plaintiff and Lois Gordon Nelson is defendant in a divorce suit. The petition seeks judgment for divorce. Issued February 25 by Deputy Gladys Hamilton at the Sherman court office. Court dates listed include February 28 and March 7 14 and 21, 1963.

State OF Texas Lois Gordon Nelson A. D 15Th District Court of Grayson County Court House Sherman Texas Elsie Lee Nelson E. R. Brodhead Gladys Hamilton Whitewright Sun

Chevrolet builds for utility in truck suspension design

The piece argues for a dependable Chevrolet truck that works without demanding attention. It stresses user focus, minimal maintenance, and a universal suspension system intended to suit all truck sizes.

Chevrolet

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