Weekend Visits Bring Family Arrivals to Dallas and Nearby Towns
Mrs Vera Hicks spent the weekend in Dallas with Mr and Mrs Grady Stepp. Mr and Mrs Bobby Mathis and son visited Mr and Mrs Joe Garrison in Paris. Mr and Mrs Billie Hughes visited H H Quattlebaum in Cleburne. W E Mynatt and sons spent in Fort Worth with Mrs J H Mynatt. Jack Thrasher and children visited W M Pierson and relatives. Nora Hughes of Sherman and Carol Hughes of Dallas spent weekend with Mr and Mrs Gene Hughes. Murl Ryon and children of Dallas and Roy Whitt of Lubbock visited Mrs Lela Ryan. Mrs Oscar Layman has been released from a Sherman hospital and is visiting Guy Stepp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Hicks
Dallas
Mrs. Grady Stepp
Bobby Mathis
Joe Garrison
Paris
Jack Thrasher
McKinney
W. M. Pierson
Nora Hughes
Sherman
Carol Hughes
Gene Hughes
Murl Ryon
Roy Whitt
Lubbock
Lela Ryan
Oscar Layman
Sherman Hospital
Mrs
Guy Stepp
Political announcements for May 5 Democratic primary candidates
The Sun announces candidates in the May 5 Democratic primary: Charles E. Hughes for State Representative Dist. 48 and Al Korioth for Dist. 49F, Don Hefton seeking reelection, and Tom McKee also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sun
Weekend family visits and birth announcement in 1962 Fort Worth area
Mrs Jerry Wilson and son Jim visited her parents the Dar wins in Fort Worth. Kenneth Faulkner Jack Hicks and Dick Gibson with Shermans and Orval Head of Lawton Oklahoma visited the Head family. Ralph Hughes, stationed at Fort Polk, spent the weekend en route to Newport News for a service school. Rex Ray Circle Baptist Missionary Society met at Mrs Lillian Dossey home. W E Bass of Carrolton announce birth of daughter Lesa Lanette March 15 1962 with grandparents Orville Bass of Whitewright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Wilson
Jim
Fort Worth
J. P. Darwin
Kenneth Faulkner
Abilene
Jack Hicks
Dick Gibson
Sherman and
Orval Head
Lawton
Okla
O. E. Head
Ralph Hughes
Fort Polk
49Th Armored Division
Newport News, Va
Rex Ray
The
Baptist Missionary Society
L. R. Dossey
Lillian Lawson
W. E. Bass
Carrolton
Lesa Lanette
Orville Bass
Whitewright
Be for Baker Club Banknotes Admire Texas Campaign
Fake currency notes printed on parchment surface appear across Texas as part of Senator Robert Bakers bid for Lieutenant Governor. Banknotes carry a Be for Baker Club membership claim and promise progressive government. Baker plans to distribute 100000 notes through campaign offices in six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic of Texas
Sam Houston
Robert Baker
Baker Club
Texas
Baker
Dallas
Divorce Petition Notice in Grayson County Texas
Walter Dan Lewis is summoned to answer the divorce petition filed by Mary Ann Lewis in Grayson County District Court. The case No 68039 requires response by 10 a.m. Monday after 42 days from issuance, with publication dates in The Whitewright Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Texas
Walter Dan Lewis
A. D
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Mary Ann Lewis
Sherman Texas
Shirley Davis
Gladys Hamilton
Whitewright Sun
Voluntary Feeding for the High Strung Dog
Dr. E. M. Gildow of Friskies Research Kennels discusses how highly strung dogs may not thrive on scheduled meals. A distracted dog may eat briefly, then wander off after a noise and return only once appetite is reduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Gildow
Friskies
Practical Feeding Method Keeps Pets Satiated While Away
The article explains using automatic or scheduled feeding to prevent meal skipping by dogs and cats. For dogs, fill a dish with a day or two of quality food like Friskies to avoid outside pilfering and weight loss. Cats can use Little Friskies dry cat fare with water, simplifying care during short trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnation Company
Kitty
Best Way to Raise Salaries for Everyone
A Groesbeck Journal editorial argues against postal rate hikes to fund higher pay for postal workers. It urges reducing income tax on the first 5 000 dollars to lift salaries across professions and criticizes Congress for not addressing this approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Olin E. Teague
House of Representatives
U. S. Senate
Post Office
Journal
Earth
Groesbeck Journal
Radio Center Hopes Lifted by Commercial Club Plan
The Commercial Club backs Joe Johnson to promote an uptown radio receiving station. Mrs. R L Johnson, 44, died at her home Wednesday. Mr Walter C Bailey of Ringling Oklahoma and Miss Edna Cox wed Thursday. Mr and Mrs W H Green plan to move to a farm in Arkansas. First grade honor roll lists Mary Frances Clabhorn Evelyn Tune Joe Young Jim Galey David Ray Manning Oma Lee Waldo Lucile Starr and Grace Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sun
R. L. Johnson
Commercial Club
Joe Johnson
Walter C. Bailey
Ringling
Okla
Edna Cox
W. H. Green
Arkansas
Mary Frances Clabhorn
Evelyn Tune
Joe Young
Jim Galey
David Ray Manning
Oma Lee Waldo
Lucile Starr
Billy Jean Montgomery
C. B. Bryant III
Neal Burnham
Fred Cook Jr
Bill George Jr
Billy Cox Harris
Billy Lanius Kincaid
Emerson Sears
Cecil Owen
Davis Parrish
Hayle Riddle
Lucian Vestal
Millicent Webster
Grace Harris
Blanton boy hurt by mule as Rev Fender resigns church post
Clarence Blanton, son of Mr and Mrs Tom Blanton northeast of town, was seriously injured Saturday when kicked on the head by a mule. Rev J F Fender resigns after 24 years as pastor of the Presbyterian Church. Blanche Montgomery Talmadge Lawrence Ona Belle Hampton and Louise Drake on 11th grade honor roll. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Jim Ashinhurst on March 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sun
Clarence
Tom Blanton
J. F. Fender
Presbyterian Church
Blanche Montgomery
Talmadge Lawrence
Ona Belle Hampton
Louise Drake
Jim Ashinhurst
Pilot Grove
Obituary notices Mrs William Everheart 38 dies in Sherman hospital
Mrs. William Everheart, 38, northwest of town, died Saturday in a Sherman hospital. The item appears in the "30 YEARS AGO" column from The Sun dated March 17, 1932, and mentions Mrs. Jim Walker Friday Desert News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Everheart
Sherman Hospital
80 year old C W Bryant dies in Whitewright
C W Bryant, aged 80, died Monday as reported in 25 Years Ago from The Sun dated March 18, 1937. The Whitewright Tigers won a five team track meet Tuesday afternoon. Morton Badgett sustained three fractured ribs and torn ligaments in a Monday filling station accident. Mr and Mrs Olson Bartley hosted a musical Friday evening. To sell it advertise it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sun
C. W. Bryant
Whitewright Tigers
Morton Badgett
Olson Bartley
Chevrolet ad teases options and awards for 1960s cars
Chevrolet showcases a Jet smooth interior and V8 options with an Impala Sport Sedan, Nova 400 wagon, and Monza Club Coupe. It highlights engineering excellence award from Car Life and emphasizes affordability, parkability, and lively performance across models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
Fisher
Car Life Magazine
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Billie Hughes
H. H. Quattlebaum
Cleburne
W. E. Mynatt and Sons
J. H. Mynatt
Ralph M. Hall
Ralph Elliott
Charles E. Hughes
Sam Wolfe, JR
Vernon Beckham
AL Korioth
Don Hefton
E. R
Brodie
Brodhead
Les Tribble
J. N
Jim) Dickson
Pet
Wayne Bruce
Tom McKee
Paul Lee
Dovie Maye Jarrell
Fannin County
John Kent
Russell R. Summers
Ronce Morgan
Be-For-Baker Club Credential
Medical Arts Clinic
North Highland
Sher
May Pharmacy
North Travis, Will Con
Tinue
Gomer and
Kirk
North Travis
Dogs
Jim Walker
Desert News
S. H. Montgomery Agency
Robert
Texas Tourist Commission
Padre Island
Baker Friends
Omaizamw
Corvatt
Edwards Chevrolet Co., Inc
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