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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1953

Page

2

Whitewright News Recap May 1918 Highlights

May 10 1918 item list reports Howard Brodhead buys a 100 hp Skinner engine for Whitewright Electric Co. City Council passes first automobile regulations. Whitewright raises 121 300 for Liberty Loan third drive to fill 107 550 quota. Denison Herald notes an exemption board incident. Arm strong County death of Dick Norman. Marriages: J R Fleming and Agnes Duffey Celina officiated by Rev Epting. Lonnie Myrick and Clara Craig wed at the bride’s home.

The Sun Howard Brodhead Whitewright Electric Company Whitewright Claud W. Dillon Danner Denison Herald Dick Norman Armstrong County Pilot Grove J. R. Fleming Agnes Duffey Denison Celina W. J. Epting Lonnie Myrick Clara Craig M. T. Craig

Local Obituaries and Civic Notes from Whitewright Area

John W. Wilson 88 died at home southwest of Orangeville. J A Lyons former Whitewright citizen died in Dallas. Whitewright Chamber mailed 1000 free Odeon passes for matinees May 12 19 23. Miss Elizabeth May and Mary Johnson give music recital at grammar school Friday. Readings by Theresa Everheart Katherine Montgomery Bessie Jo Barbee Verma Mangrum. Dr R May hired Whitewright Lumber Co to build seven room house to replace fire loss.

John W. Wilson Orangeville Lucile LaRoe Martha Bow Mattie Doss Elizabeth May Whitewright Chamber of Commerce Odeon J. A. Lyons Whitewright Dallas Mary Johnson Theresa Everheart Katherine Montgomery Bessie Jo Barbee Verma Mangrum R. May Whitewright Lumber Company

May Queen crowned at school program in 1928

Miss Babe Nell Penn was crowned May Queen last Tuesday with Paul Ryan as King and 32 high school attendants. Rev. James Reynolds died at his Bells home at age 80. Pauline Binion Louise Merritt and Callie Taylor attended a Bow Corner Club short course for women delegates at C I A Denton.

Babe Nell Penn Paul Ryan James Reynolds Bells Pauline Binion Louise Merritt Callie Taylor Denton

Local Obituaries and Community Notes Touch Grayson County

Mrs. Emmett Thompson dies at Wichita Falls. Mrs Thompson taught in Whitewright schools formerly. Grayson County Churches of Christ members attend Van Alstyne gathering. Clyde Johnson among 200 girls in Texas Christian University pageant May 13 in Fort Worth. Richland School play Midnight Rose features local youths. Bonnie Robinson, 10, drown after swimming at Randolph pool. brother futilely tried to save him.

Emmett Thompson Wichita Falls Thompson Whitewright Darlene Love Lucian LaRoe Inez Ray Gomer May W. E. LaRoe J. E. Mangrum J. R. Fleming C. P. Johnson Grayson County Churches of Christ van Alstyne Clyde Johnson Texas Christian University Fort Worth Midnight Rose Richland School Watt Ownby Luna Mae Garner Evelyn Bates True Henson Wilbern Garner Woodrow Bowen Edward Ownby Ruby Jo West Hooks West G. W. Vestal Randolph Bonnie Robinson Mae Robinson

Doctor seeks rabies serum in single shot

New Orleans reports that Tulane University professor Dr. John P. Fox aims to develop a one dose rabies vaccine for humans. The experimental vaccine could replace the two week Pasteur treatment and its nervous reactions if successful.

New Orleans Tulane University John P. Fox

Preventive Law Aims to Make Legal Help Affordable

Public notice explains preventive law and affordable access to competent counsel. It cites cases showing why written leases and timely wills prevent litigation and loss of property. The article argues lawyers consider clients' ability to pay and emphasizes practical guidance reduces future legal disputes.

Partition suit seeks one acre land in Grayson County

Citation to Minnie V. Smith and heirs in Roy Smith's partition suit No. 60378 requires response by May 18, 1953 before the Grayson County District Court at Sherman. The property is one acre out of a 21 2/10 acre tract described by metes and bounds near the J. W. Lindley and M K T R R right of way. Published in The Whitewright Sun April 16 23 30 and May 7 1953.

State of Texas Minnie V. Smith Minnie V. Smith Pool Minnie V. Smith Perry A. D District Court of Grayson County Court House Sherman Roy Smith W. J. Wood Eighty Foot Road J. W. Lindley Lindley

Importance of Legal Advice in Property Disputes

The article discusses how deeds differ from wills and notes that Miss H's distant relatives are suing over property. It argues a will could have achieved her wishes and emphasizes consulting a lawyer before legal matters arise.

Miss H

Psychologist Urges Break for Parents

St Louis reports Washington University psychologist Mrs Jane Loevinger Weissman says parents deserve adult status not just child guidance. She criticizes books biased toward children, argues parents have rights and duties, and that parenthood is a development stage between youth and old age. Better schools build a stronger America.

ST. Louis Washington University Jane Loevinger Weissman

Termite Threat: Beware Phony Exterminators and High Costs

A Reader's Digest feature warns termites cause damages rising from 40 million to 100 million dollars annually over 20 years. It cautions against scam operators offering free inspections with fake samples, urging verification by sending specimens to the state agriculture department and comparing bids from several established firms.

May Reader's Digest State Department of Agriculture

Ignorance No Excuse Cites Liquor Law Penalties

State Liquor Board Administrator Coke R Stevenson Jr notes arrests of 32 people drinking beer after hours at an Austin tavern. He warns any person in a public place after hours faces fines up to 50 dollars plus costs. nightly hours end at 12 15 a m weekdays and 1 15 a m Sundays.

Austin Texas State Liquor Board Coke R. Stevenson Jr Stevenson

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