Here And There Recurring mixups at local offices and events
Citizens mistake this newspaper office for a light bill shop and a variety store. Nuell Skaggs notes one inch of rain and showers hindered farm work. Whitewright visitors and Rockwall Youth Day plans are announced. Linotype help, catfish reports, and insurance law tweaks are covered along with a Ike popularity poll.
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City
Nuell Skaggs
Mrs. T. W. Ayres Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. T W Ayres 76 died after a long illness at her son Charles Ayres home in Tren ton. Funeral services were held Sunday at the Methodist Church in Trenton with burial in Canaan Cemetery. She was a Grayson College graduate and taught school before her 1905 marriage to T W Ayres. She later ran the T W Ayres dry goods store and was active in church and community service. Surviving are her son Charles E Ayres, a granddaughter Patricia Ayres, a sister Mrs J A Cagle, a brother Walter Jopling, two half brothers Charlie and Lem Jopling, and a step sister Mrs Lila Godfrey.
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T. W. Ayres
Methodist Church
Trenton
Harold Taylor
Whitewright
Wesley Thompson
Canaan
Earnheart Funeral Home
Holmes Connelly
Henry Donaghey
E. M. Atkins
R. R. Summers
Paul Stephens
Edgar Bow
Johnson Station
Arlington
Greenville
Walter Jopling
Burleson
Charlie Jopling
Bowie
Lem Jopling
San Angelo
Lila Godfrey
Mrs. Ina Connelly Southerland 79 Dies in Bonham
Mrs. Ina Connelly Southerland, 79, native of Trenton, died after a long illness in a Bonham hospital. Funeral services were held in Trenton and burial followed in Burns Cemetery. She was married in 1894 to Will Southerland. he died in 1933. Surviving are two sons Will and Edward, two daughters Lucille Wilson and J M Gee, a brother Jim Connelly, seven grandchildren and a great grandchild.
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B. T. Southerland
Trenton
Bonham Hospital
Burns Cemetery
Ina Connelly
Southerland
J. B. Connelly
Will Southerland
Edward Southerland
Bonham
Lucille Wilson
J. M. Gee
Sulphur Springs
Jim Connelly
Mrs. E G Loveall Dies in Phoenix Burial Next Day
Mrs. E G Loveall died in Phoenix Arizona on Friday and was buried there on Saturday according to information received by her nephew Hugh Hunter. She was a former resident of the Whitewright area, with her family having lived on the German place southeast of town many years ago.
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E. G. Loveall
Phoenix
Arizona
Hugh Hunter
Funeral rites held for Mrs Zilpha Hopkins in Dallas
Funeral services were conducted Tuesday at 11 30 a m in Lamar Smith Funeral Chapel Dallas for Mrs Zilpha Lillian Hopkins a Whitewright native who died at home in Dallas Sunday Rev Boyd R DeVore and Rev C O Schugart officiated Burial followed at Laurel Land Memorial Park Dallas Survivors include three daughters Miss Irene Hopkins Miss Ora Hopkins and Miss Bernice Hopkins all of Dallas and two sons Clyde Hopkins of Dallas and Ivan Hopkins of Van Alstyne
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Lamar-Smith Funeral
Dallas
Zilpha Lillian Hopkins
Whitewright
Boyd R. DeVore
C. O. Schugart
Laurel Land Memorial Park
Irene Hopkins
Ora Hopkins
Bernice Hopkins
Clyde Hopkins
Ivan Hopkins
van Alstyne
Field Tour at Van Alstyne Highlights Conservation
Seventy five attendees braved bad weather for the first soil conservation field tour in Van Alstyne. Paul Walser urged applying conservation farm wide, citing observed practices such as a forty acre cool season pasture and waterways, plus legume treatment comparing water runoff. A Bar B Cue dinner followed at Hynds Ranch.
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van Alstyne
Paul Walser
Hutham
Madrid
Hynds Ranch
Memorial Day Holiday Observed In Whitewright
Memorial Day falls on Sunday so Monday is observed as a holiday in Whitewright with the First National Bank post office and most businesses closed. Post office operations will follow Sunday hours including early mail pickup, while the northbound 10 05 train brings no mail on holidays. Whitewright businesses recently added Independence Day Labor Day Thanksgiving Christmas and New Year’s to their observed holiday list.
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First National Bank
John Biggerstaff
Whitewright Business Houses
Drowns in Rock Pit Near Whitewright
Charlie Arterberry 25 year old service station employee drowned Sunday at a rock pit near the Katy underpass south of Whitewright. Kenneth Jones and Larry Cooper recovered the body after 40 minutes. An inquest verdict ruled accidental drowning.
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Charlie Arterberry
Katy
Whitewright
Kenneth Jones
Larry Cooper
Texas A. & M
Arterberry
Atoka
Okla
Claud Williams
Leonard Atterberry
Tyler
Millie
Atterberry
Colored Baptist Church
Rev. Winfield
Fifth Sunday Singing Convention at Ambrose
The Fifth Sunday Singing Convention will meet at Ambrose Sunday afternoon from 2 to 4 o'clock. L. L. Wendell notes these events draw larger crowds as there are few fifth Sundays in a year and urges attendance to hear favorite songs.
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Ambrose
L. L. Wendell
Small Amount Spent On County Races
Grayson County politics show modest campaign spending with 29 candidates filing first accounts totaling 1933.67 dollars. Largest expense so far is 358.50 by Cecil R. Walker for sheriff. many races under 100 dollars with filing fees looming and 20 day accounting cycles ahead.
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Grayson County
R. C. Slagle Jr
Cecil R. Walker
Walker
C. N. McAllister
Southmayor
Mike Casey
Denison
K. S. Loving
J. C. Buchanan
Loving
Buchanan
Murray Nance Jr
Bennington disaster claims 91 dead and 201 injured
The navy reports 91 dead and 201 injured aboard the aircraft carrier Bennington after a mid sea explosion and fire. Investigations are ordered by the Navy and by Senate and House armed services committees. Survivors describe hatches jammed with bodies and trapped men suffocating.
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Quonset Point
R. I
Bennington
Navy
Washington
Senate
House
Armed Services Committees
United States
Hobson
Wasp
mid-Atlantic
Edward Cushman
New Milford
Conn
Cushman
George Vega
Brooklyn
N. Y
Scoutmaster takes fifteen Scouts and two dads to Turner Falls trip
Lyndal Pierson led fifteen Scouts and two fathers on a three day two night excursion to Turner Falls and Sulphur Oklahoma. Attendees included Steve Edwards Don Hennig Tom Sears Scotty Phillips Cliff Emerson Thomas Ryan Jerry Lee Bennett Bryant Dollarhide Bobby Phillips Jimmy Clark David Blackerby Jim my Smith Jackie Robinson Billy Tillett Richard Cook Homer Ryan and Noble Bennett. At the Monday meeting the group presented Mr Pierson a farewell gift as he graduates high school and leaves the group.
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Lyndal Pierson
Turner Falls
Sulphur
Oklo
Steve Edwards
Don Hennig
Tom Sears
Scotty Phillips
Cliff Emerson
Thomas Ryan
Jerry Lee Bennett
Bryant Dollarhide
Bobby Phillips
Jimmy Clark
David Blackerby
Jimmy Smith
Jackie Robinson
Billy Tillett
Richard Cook
Homer Ryan
Noble Bennett
Lyndal
B. P
Negroes Favored In More Court Rulings
The Supreme Court extended desegregation momentum by ordering public colleges universities theaters golf courses housing projects opened to Negroes on a nonsegregated basis. Houston low rent housing and a municipal golf course were specifically affected while lower courts were urged to apply last week’s school desegregation ruling to education and entertainment cases.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Houston
Tex
Bobby Burchfield Burns at School Fiber welding accident
Bobby Burchfield, a junior, received first and second degree burns Tuesday while welding an iron gate in the vocational agriculture class. A gunpowder can in a trash barrel exploded from torch heat, igniting his nylon shirt and causing facial and chest burns. He was taken to Wilson N. Jones Hospital in Sherman for treatment. his cotton undershirt limited injuries. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Byrd Burchfield of Pilot Grove.
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Bobby Burchfield
Bobby
Wilson N. Jones Hospital
Sherman
Montgomery
Byrd Burchfield
Pilot Grove
Eleven Texas constitutional amendments to be voted on
In Austin the secretary of state drew the order for 11 proposed Texas Constitution amendments to appear on the November 2 general election ballot. The top proposal would raise the welfare ceiling from 35 to 42 million dollars and open old age assistance rolls for public inspection.
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Austin
Texas
Secretary of State
Pearce Johnson
C. E. Fulgham
Johnson
Fulgham
Confederate Pension Fund
Whitewright High School Commencement Exercises Schedule
Whitewright High School's 27 member graduating class will hold exercises Friday at 8:00 p m in the gym. Dr John Moseley Austin College Sherman delivers the address with a full program including diplomas presented by Thomas Sears and other campus officials. Graduation scenes include baccalaureate earlier at First Methodist. grade school graduation at 9:30 Friday and a senior class trip from Monday through Saturday visiting Galveston San Jacinto Houston San Antonio Bandera and a Dallas sightseeing trip for room mothers and sixth grade. May include additional remarks by Rev Harold Taylor and Principal B R Vestal.
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Whitewright High School
John Moseley
Austin College
Sherman
Alice Ayres
S. T. Montgomery Jr
O. L. Jones
Mr. Montgomery
Moseley
B. R. Vestal
Harold Taylor
Thomas Sears
Board of Education
Benediction
First Methodist Church
Tildon McFerrin
Church of Christ
Newton V. Cole
First Baptist Church
Galveston
San Jacinto Park
Houston
San Antonio
Bandera
Whitewright
Dallas
WFAA
Proposed ban on liquor ads sparks publisher concerns
Washington DC publishers protest a liquor advertising ban before the House Commerce Committee. Spokesman Peyton R. Evans warns the measure could invite bans on tobacco ads, bathing suits, corsets, and Roy Rogers pistols, as other products might follow.
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Washington, D. C
House Commerce Committee
Peyton R. Evans
Publishers Assn
Coffee outlook improves for 1955 56 say experts
The Department of Agriculture predicted a better world coffee situation over the next two years. For 1954 55 prospects are more promising than current world buying, with Brazil’s production likely to drop but offset by larger crops elsewhere. New trees coming into production over five years boost 1955 56 outlook.
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Washington
Dept. of Agriculture
Foreign Agricultural Service
Brazil
Louisiana Legislature Defies Supreme Court on Segregation
The Louisiana Legislature voted to continue public school segregation in defiance of the U S Supreme Court ruling. The Senate approved 32 to 1 while the House had already passed 84 to 3, denouncing the high court decision.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
U. S. Supreme Court
State Senate
House
GOP Session Honors Dewey Ban on Coffee
New York Republicans will serve milk at their state committee meeting to back Gov. Dewey’s push for more milk and less coffee. About 2800 attendees are expected to drink roughly 700 quarts.
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New York
Republican State Committee
Thomas E. Dewey
The Cool Man Vanishes Ahead of Police at LA Theater
A gunman looted a theater cash register, escaping with $125 after flashing a pistol at cashier Jo Ann McCollum. Police arrived too late as the suspect and money had vanished.
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Los Angeles
Jo Ann McCollum
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