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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1971

Page

2

Whitewright thanks note for Grand Champion steer win

Darrell Dyer expresses gratitude to Whitewright residents for their support after winning the Grand Champion steer at the Log Lake Livestock Show. He notes the thrill of the victory and pride in being from Whitewright.

Whitewright Log Lake Darrell Dyer

Granddaughter Photo Request from Sun Reader Audrey Fyvans

Mrs. Audrey Fyvans of Houston requests publication of a granddaughter photo in the Sun. She notes prior Whitewright residence and says she has read every Sun issue since acquisition, hoping friends see the picture.

Whitewright Houston Audrey Fyvans Ramona Houston Texas

Bank Gains Highlight Growth In Local Economy

Bank president John Kryant reported a strong year with gains aided by agriculture. On April 20, 901, deposits rose $792,705.10 and area loans increased $577,117 over the prior year. He credited local support for agriculture and the economy as paving a brighter year ahead.

the Sun John Kryant Isryant First National Bank Ryant Wil Kryam Wright

Chester Slaughter Completes Public Service Training Course

Chester Slaughter completes 160 hours of classroom work in Public Service Career Program on Technical Operation and Maintenance of Wastewater Treatment facilities. Training was by Water Utilities Training Division of Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service, March 7-12, with Texas Water Quality Board and Texas State Department of Health. He also attended Grayson College classes and, on May 6, took tests for Competency Certificate. final results will be mailed in a few weeks.

Chester Slaughter Public Service Water Utilities Training Division Engineering Ex

New Postal Rates Highlight History Behind First Class Mail

Postmaster Biggerstaff notes the upcoming 8 cent first class rate is still cheaper than pre Civil War prices. He cites Congress allowance in 1847 for five and ten cent stamps and compares past costs with current figures. The talk emphasizes long term value and relative affordability of mail.

John Biggerstaff Biggerstaff Post Office Department Congress New York City San Francisco United States Kiggerstaff America

Franklin to defend title at World’s Champion Fiddlers’ Festival

Whitewright’s World Champion Fiddler Franklin will defend his title at the 35th World's Champion Fiddlers' Festival in Crockett Texas on Friday June 1. The event at Davy Crockett Memorial Park begins early with free entertainment all day and hundreds of contestants vying for cash prizes and the championship trophy. Tony Douglas and the Shrimpers play the evening dance from 9 PM to 1 AM with no entry fee or pre registration. Beta Sigma Sorority hosts. information via Beta Sigma Phi PO Box 742 Crockett Texas 74834.

Whitewright Tarry Franklin Crockett Texas Beta Sigma Sorority At & A.m Davy Crockett Memorial Park Tony Douglas The Shrimpers Beta Sigma Phi P.O Crockett, Texas

Oldest and youngest mothers honored at Whitewright church

Sunday church service at Whitewright Nursing Home crowned Mary Jones age 100 as oldest and Edith Bryant age 55 as youngest mother. Laura Windell, also 100, is noted as the oldest in the nursing home. Attendance at church was 44. Numerous visitors from Sherman, Denison, Aubrey, Wolfe City, Dallas and other towns called on residents including Rosa Lee Somerville, Dess Whitson, Edh Crawford, Bettie Connelly and Mary Jones. New patients include Homer Tate. The community mourns Mrs Clyde Waldrop with daughters Lena Mae Young and Ruth Miller employed at the home. Second Sunday Singing event drew strong Grayson County turnout. Bible study led by Rosa Lee Somerville.

Mary Jones Edith Bryant Laura Windell Clyde Robinson Whitewright Arnold Henson Trecie Henson W.C. Thompson Wolfe City Manda Thompson Fred Outlaw Irving Sara Outlaw Martha Gooding Maryaret Collins Clarksville Rosa Lee Somerville Aston Smith Dallas Alice McAlester Sarah Drake Cathy Lambert Trenton Oscar Anderson Lillie Perkins Emma Livingston Vesta Lackey Ann Clements Edna McMillan Sherman Andrew Harris Muskogee Okla Ocie Allison Clyde Waldrop Lena Mae Young Ruth Miller Homer Tate Grayson County

Reluctant hog heads to market in wild Whitewright chase

A large hog escaped from Carl's Tasty Sausage in Whitewright and led six plant workers on a 20 to 30 minute pursuit through town. The animals ducked under a fire truck at the fire station before being cornered near Troy's Texaco Station. A yamina fired at the hog, ending the chase as several men loaded the hog onto a pickup and returned it to the plant.

Whites Wright Whitewright Troy Texaco

New Whitewright Sun Editor Carter Aims for Bright Future

Carter praised Whitewright's prospects and outlined plans to work with residents. The new editor, replacing Bob Cayce, will join Eleven Thirty Publications after the Cayce family sold The Whitewright Sun and The Van Alstyne Leader to Miss Larsen on March 24.

Carter Whitewright Eleventirty Publications Miss Larsen Sun Bob Cayce Cayce Fourth Estate Publishers Whitewright Sun van Alstyne Leader

Seniors with strong academics and college plans highlight region students

Seniors Kathy and Holly showcase achievements in sports and student media while planning further education. Kathy aims for beauty college after graduation and Holly for San Angelo State. Also noted are Jeanette Geers and Margaret Henderson with overall four year averages of 90 or higher.

Kathy Holly Beauty College San Angelo State Jeanette Geers Margaret Henderson

City Council Accepts Sullivan Resignation in Whitewright

Whitewright City Council met with Mayor Sonny Smith and members Robert Sale Marshall Hasty R D Maddux and City Clerk Helen Billner. They accepted Stephen Sullivan’s written resignation from the council with a new appointment to fill the term expiring in April.

Whitewright Sonny Smith Robert Sale Marshall Hasty R. D. Maddux Helen Billner Edwin Badgett Stephen Sullivan Smith Prcke Us

Water permits issued for Whitewright Bonham and Plano

Texas Water Quality Board grants wastewater discharge permits to Whitewright Bonham and Plano. Whitewright may release up to 250909 gallons daily into Bois d Arc Creeks then Red River. Control order caps discharges at 625000 gallons per day.

Whitewrights Bonham and Plano Texas Water Quality Board Whitewright Bois d’Arc

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