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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1956

Page

3

Interscholastic winsths at Austin Declamation

Lucille LaRoe and Billie Ball won first in declamation at the Interscholastic League meet in Austin. Other notes include medical convention in Dallas, a death in the Layman family, and various local school events and community notices.

The Lucille LaRoe Billie Ball Austin R. May State Medical Association Dallas J. R. Layman John Wilson J. C. Robinson R. C. Hoyle Bob Bane Walter Keeling Washita River Frank Alverson Commerce Oil Co Commerce Tommie Chenoweth Mary Johnson

Grammar School Graduates and Honors Named

Bokchito Oklahoma residents Claire Doss and Glenda Mae Rutledge will lead the Boswell graduation as valedictorian and salutatorian. Honorable mention goes to Emma Joyce Hinton and Lloyd Stowers for high averages at the ceremony reported in The Glow Worm.

Bokchito Okla Boswell Claire Doss Glenda Mae Rutledge Emma Joyce Hinton Lloyd Stowers

Efficiency expert funeral gag ends with wheeled casket remark

An efficiency expert dies and a funeral turns into a joke as six pallbearers move the casket. The lid pops open and the dead man sits up to quip that a wheeled casket would let them lay off four workers.

Citations in Grayson County Texas 1956 foreclosure notices

Legal notices from Grayson County Texas issued in April and May 1956 compile two separate blind citations. The first names Ira V. Brooks as plaintiff against many defendants led by George W. McGlothlin over Lot 4 in Block 31 College Park Second Addition Sherman. The second lists August Hock as plaintiff against Dan H. Dumas et al for Lots 19 20 21 in River View Addition Denison.

State OF Texas George W. MecGlothlin Smith McGlothlin Jane McGlothlin William McGlothlin Thomas Collins John G. Potts Louisa EF. Potts Louisa E. Craddock Mary E. Brooks John E. Craddock A. B. Brooks R. G. Bell A. Eliza Hall Lucius DeSha Jo BeSha Julia Ellen Dills John Dills Ada Lucas Joseph Lucas Ann D. Lucas J. W. Lucas Lucius DeSha, Jr Jack DeSha Mary C. DeSha Bessie DeSha Jo Desha, Jr Henry DeSha Maggie DeSha Robin DeSha James M. DeSha Marcus R. DeSha Claude DeSha Fannie Duffy Ben DeSha Eliza J. DeSha Nessie DeSha Hugh C. Duffy Frank Hicks R. May W. M. Scott C. W. Lewis C. C. Swindle B. F. White J. C. Langley W. A. Thomas O. Z. Smith M. L. Swindle E. Mackey G. Bradley Paul Bradley Thomas G. Bradley A. L. Beaty Albert Hundley W. B. Cowan W. W. Collins John Crerar William Henry Mary E. Dugan E. C. McLean Richard F. Woods United Fidelity & Investment Company Myrtle Hartsell Greting A. D 15Th District Court Grayson County Court House Sherman Ira V. Brooks George W. McGlothlin Grayson College Park S. V Earnest District Court Nancy Davenport Whitewright Sun Dan H. Dumas T. H. Bowen & CO Edward Perry Theotiste Melanie Perry Wm. Hughes Charlotte Hughes C. H. Tibbs Serena A. Tibbs James A.tibbs Marie E. McLagan George McLagan August Hock Dan H. du W. Earnest

Negro Migration From The South Continues At 300000 Annually

In Birmingham Alabama experts say Negroes are leaving the South at over 300000 per year. From 1950 to 1954 Florida was the only Southern state that imported more people than it exported. Across ten states 1250000 more left than arrived, mostly Negroes, with Alabama and Mississippi seeing the largest losses.

Birmingham Ala South Florida Alabama Mississippi

Advantages of Early Cotton Planting And Insect Control

COLLEGE STATION Early planted cotton on selected blackland farms in 1955 averaged 321 pounds of lint per acre versus 118 for late planting. Early yields and higher lint value, aided by insect control, yielded about $58 more per acre despite $4.41 higher cost, with one comparison showing early cotton at 400 pounds per acre versus 242 for late.

College Station Blackland Ralph H. Rogers U. S. Department of Agriculture C. A. Bonnen Department of Agricultural Economics Texas Agricultural Experiment Station Rogers Bonnen

Teacher with family seeks summer job advertized locally

An AP Houston report notes a suburban weekly classified ad seeking summer employment for a teacher with a family facing food-related needs. The ad highlights a quick work solution and local job opportunities in the area.

Houston

Moving Day for Mark Twain as Young Newsman

A San Francisco anecdote recalls Mark Twain with a cigar box under his arm as a woman scolds him for smoking. He evasively quips that he is moving again. The snippet notes lampblack in leather prep and Hamburg's port distance from the sea.

Mark Twain San Francisco Mr. Clemens

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Mark Montgomery J. H. Hawkins J. B. Dickson W. C. Cook C. S. Witt Southern Baptist Convention Maxie Echols Ida Neva McMurry Bells Byron Sears Buster Graves Byron Tom Turner Odell J. E. Turner Parent-Teacher Association Grover Gillett R. A. Gillett H. T. Atterberry Isabel Noe J. T. Vestal F. M. Echols Dorothy Tapscott Velma Lee Cates C. C. Cates Whitewright Weldon Anthony Wolfe City Durant Billie C W. C. Bailey David Woodrow Smith Grover B. Smith J. Y. Russell Edith Mae Sears Dorothy Cummings Frances Haliburton William Musser Katherine Mooneyham Lula Lee Vestal Dorothy Tate Jack Lay Leon Adams Dorothy Nicholson Inez Sampson Aleta B. Head Myrtle Coleman Charles White Wilma Janway Ila May Inez Coffey Mabel King Bernard Magar Dorothy Juan Gillett Dwight Coley Eldridge Caylor Guy Stepp Grammar School Betty Lee Jones Betty Jo Pierce Betty Jean Brice Katie Kincaid Mary Frances Stephens Russell Ray Summers Pattie Everheart Wallace Reeves LeRoy Martin Martha Jo Darwin Robert German James German Christine Moore Ethel Harper Mary Lee Chaney Lucile Giles George Gordon Pope C. W. Pope Katherine Davis L. H. Luck North Crockett Stephens & Bryant Insurance & Real Estate Clyde B. Robinson Martha Fortner Sweetwater Fortner Mr. Robinson Upper Elm-Red Soil Conservation District Denison Efficiency African Congo Hamburg Stan Tire Sale Olympia Triple Star Stan’s Auto Supply Whitewright, Texas S. H. Montgomery Agency San Antonio Whitewright To Dallas Austin Katy
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