Obituary and Local Moves Report from Reflector
Mrs. E S Alexander died Thursday morning at her east of town home. Spurgeon Truett moved to McKinney to live with brother Luther Truett. F R McFatridge and family relocated to Sherman this week. Lightning damaged the flue and home of W H King Tuesday. The 1924 world cotton crop is estimated at 24 700 000 bales. Joe Thomas May and Russell Hicks listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Alexander
Spurgeon Truett
McKinney
Luther Truett
F. R. McFatridge
Sherman
W. H. King
Graduating Class Names and Local Notices
The High School graduating class includes Manuel Alexander Lloyd Alexander Homer Annip Faye Alverson Tahlma Akridge Earl Blanton R E Barbee Johnnie Beazley Don Booker Estelle Binion Mary Lou Blanks Alberta Blanton Loletta Coffey Lucille Craig David Chumbley Myles Chumbley Loyce DeBerry Louise Echols Minnie Ola England Franklin Harris Eugene Hall Dorothy Hamilton Hampton Humphrey Helen Jones Janice Melver Beatrice Mathis Frank Putnam Laura Jean Reynolds Alwilda Ryan Mary Cornelia Roberts Louise Sloan John Thornton Clara Mae Truett Paul Vestal Elizabeth Waggoner Marion Wetzel James Williams Robert F Beasley 74 died Wednesday A son was born to Mr and Mrs Ewell Scott on April 24 Pilot Grove News Miss Bessie Jo Barbee entertained Wednesday afternoon honoring Miss Willie Ross bride elect of W C Diamond of Lubbock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel Alexander
Lloyd Alexander
Homer Annip
Faye Alverson
Tahlma Akridge
Earl Blanton
R. E. Barbee
Johnnie Beazley
Don Booker
Estelle Binion
Mary Lou Blanks
Aberta Blanton
Loletta Coffey
Lucille Craig
David Chumbley
Myles Chumbley
Loyce DeBerry
Louise Echols
Minnie Ola England
Franklin Harris
Eugene Hall
Dorothy Hamilton
Hampton Humphrey
Helen Jones
Janice Melver
Beatrice Mathis
Frank Putnam
Laura Jean Reynolds
Alwilda Ryan
Mary Cornelia Roberts
Louise Sloan
John Thornton
Clara Mae Truett
Paul Vestal
Elizabeth Waggoner
Marion Wetzel
James Williams
Robert F. Beasley
Ewell Scott
Pilot Grove News
Bessie Jo Barbee
Willie Ross
W. C. Diamond
Lubbock
Local notices and court citations from Grayson County Texas
A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Printess Compton. Ruth Melugin birthday party. Senior play Oh Susan to open May 2 with listed cast. Estate of Carol Jean King minor final account hearing May 16 in Sherman. Divorce citation for Claudia Bell Futrell and William Futrell set for June 13. Estate of John Imith final account hearing May 16 in Sherman. County Court and District Court notices published May 5 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Printess Compton
E. J. Fralicks
Ruth Melugin
Susan
A. N. McCoy
Inez Coffey
Martha Bryant
Edith Mae Sears
Ira May
Elizabeth Ireland
Lula Lee Vestal
Frank Hollingsworth
J. L. Russell
Marl Ryan
State OF Texas
Carol Jean King
Grayson County
Texas
Emma Pearl King
A. D
Sherman
J. C. Buchanan
Tex
Connell Rogers
Whitewright Sun
William H. Futrell
15Th District Court
Court House
Claudia Bell Futrell
S. V. Earnest
Gladys H.amilton
John Imith
NCM
B. Fallon
John Imloh
April rainfall totals and local marriages: 1940 Sun items
Rain gauge records 10.61 inches in April. Marriages include A N McCoy and Eloise Jackson of Sherman, and Etta Mae Burchfield with Charles Wesley Burk. 1940-41 teachers elected, with district leaders named. Vatican Palace noted as Papal residence since 1377.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. McCoy
Whitewright
Eloise Jackson
Sherman
Etta Mae Burchfield
Charles Wesley Burk
Dick Montgomery
Herman Bedford
Sallye Hamilton
Mary Pumphrey
Carter Fletcher
Mona Sullivan
Lucyle Sanders
Jack Lackey
Advocacy Across Ages Shows Law and Rhetoric Yield Power
The essay traces ancient Greek and Roman advocacy, noting how jurors are swayed by shared values and skilled speech. It highlights the US constitutional right to counsel and the need for a lawyer to know the case, then reports a Gas Appliance Manufacturers Association finding that US public eating places serve a record 67 million meals daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old
Greece
Socrates
Atenian
B. C
Antiphon
Plato
Aristotle
United States
Gas Appliance Manufacturers Association
Censorship of Ideas Threatens Public Debate
The IRS ruled opinion advertising is not a deductible business expense affecting the utility sector and others. Editor Washburn of Hope Arkansas faced a Tax Court decision denying deduction for a $6000 public issue campaign. Critics warn such tax policy suppresses expression and could curb policy discussion unless Congress acts with corrective bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Service
Utility
A. H. Washburn
The
Hope
Arkansas
Star
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Damage suit over wet bathing suit exposure at beach
Blonde Marjorie Curry of Washington filed a $5,000 damage suit against a beach wear shop after a new $30 bathing suit got wet and became transparent exposing her body to many bathers. A Travelers Insurance study shows speed caused 12,980 traffic deaths in 1960, over 43 percent of the total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Marjorie Curry
Washington, D. C
Travelers Insurance Companies
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Russell Hicks
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Vatican Palace
Dean Martin
Commissioners’ Court of
State Bar of Texas
S. H. Montgomery Agency
Dinah Shore
Nbc-Tv
the Whitewright Sun
T. Glenn Doss
Grayson
Fannin
Grayson and
the Sun
Boone Chevy Showroom
Abc-Tv
America
Chevy
Fisher
Chevrolet
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