The Sun Honor Roll List Of Subscribing Names
The Sun invites readers to pay one dollar within Texas or one dollar fifty outside the state to have their name printed on the honor roll. Payments may be mailed or made at the publication office, with additional club-rate ads offering daily newspaper bundles. The list includes numerous subscribers such as Myrtle Badgett, Maggie Horton, Smith Cash Grocery, A. A. Hudgins, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Texas
Lucile Giles Musser
The
Myrtle Badgett
Maggie Horton
Smith Cash Grocery
A. A. Hudgins
Claud Walcott
Lynn Ward
J. F. Roberts
W. M. Ingram
W. ©. Brown
J. H. Hopper
O. H. Hopper
J. W. Jenkins
T. J. Lilley
J. A. Mauk
S. H. Montgomery
Marion Felker
Glen Earnheart
Pascal Farley
J. R. Oliver
J. H. Biggerstaff
Emmett Penn
Claud Thompson
H. L. Sanders
W. E. Pennell
S. E. Wallace
C. A. Medearis
Clyde Medearis
J. R. Pennington
Ben Ball
M. M. Warren
J. D. Fleming
W. E. LaRoe
Lloyd Moore
Euell Bradley
George Jarvis
A. L. Scott
J. C. Waldrop
J. B. Burris
T. E. Barbee
C. H. Stuteville
D. E. Low
R. T. Pennington
J. H. Hayes
Wilson Kaiser
T. A. Gray
Velma Phillips
F. W. Alverson
D. E. McCoy
W. C. Pennington
Russia accuses F D R of meddling in Finland parley
Moscow reports Premier Molotov and Foreign Commissar outline Russia’s foreign policy shift toward Germany and Japan. They condemn U S arms embargo repeal as prolonging the European war, defend Finland pact terms, denounce Britain and France in the war, and signal possible new talks with Japan while noting Turkey’s pivot.
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Moscow
Molotoff
Roosevelt
Finland
United States
Russia
Germany
Japan
Soviet Council
Baltic
Latvia
Estonia
Lithuania
Great Britain
France
Poland
Tokio
Balkans
Turkey
Britain
Wife Divorces Sit Down Mate in New Jersey
In Camden New Jersey Mrs Florence Harriett Mt Holly testified before a divorce master that her husband, famed for his supposed virtue, refused to work after their 1928 wedding trip, and became abusive when money concerns arose, leading to her departure and a recommended divorce.
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Camden
N. J
Florence Harriett
Mt. Holly
Pension Slash Due to Continue All Winter
Austin state welfare director Adam R Johnson said a $6 flat cut in old age pensions will continue through the winter unless extra funds arrive. Pensioners total has grown though income rose, but not enough to restore full benefits, which fall from 14.24 to 8.24 dollars monthly on average. He expects November allotment and checks to go out on time, and says the Texas plan remains similar to prior versions with no questions or Washington briefing asked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Adam R. Johnson
Federal Social Security Board
Johnson
Texas
Washington
Home and Contents Destroyed by Fire
G. V. Ford lost his six room dwelling and chicken hatchery to a Sunday night blaze. Winds fanned the flames as neighbors fought to save adjacent buildings. Insurance stood at 400 on the dwelling, 300 on goods, 400 on the hatchery, with Ford planning a four room cottage after settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. V. Ford
Ford
No Cotton Loan Is Predicted
Washington reports improving cotton prices and growing use may keep the planned government loan for this year’s cotton crop from being approved. Secretary Wallace has sent the loan proposal to President Roosevelt, while the Budget Bureau suggests withholding the program as long as favorable conditions persist.
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Washington
Wallace
White House
Roosevelt
Budget Bureau
Neutrality Cost Estimated at 275 Million
President Roosevelt said it would cost 275 million dollars to safeguard and enforce American neutrality in the first ten months of the European war. He noted Congress would be asked for a deficiency appropriation in January to cover increases in the armed forces and the Atlantic Coast neutrality patrol and mass troop training ordered last September.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Neutrality Patrol
War Department
Methodists Assign Pastors After North Texas Conference
At Dallas closing of the North Texas Methodist Conference, pastor assignments for the Sherman district were announced led by District superintendent C A Spragins and Ben Bell returning to Whitewright. The list details circuits and churches with appointed ministers including McKnight, Wilson, Combs, Holifield, Logan, May, Odell, Childress, Bounds, Hargrove Grounds, James, Randolph, Lovell, Greenhaw, Talbot, Wilkinson, Kirby, Cardwell, Craft, and Luton among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Texas Methodist Conference
Dallas
Ben Bell
Whitewright
Whitesboro
J. P. Luton
Room 13 Proves Unlucky at Howe
Room 13 of Howe grade and high school was damaged in an explosion Tuesday injuring three students. Principal Charles R. Thompson was teaching the science class on vibrations when the blast occurred.
American Legion District Meet at Farmersville Nov 5
The Estell Hendrix post of Farmersville will host the Fourth District Convention of the American Legion and Auxiliary on Sunday November 5 with registration at 9 am. A memorial service at 11 am at First Methodist Church precedes the program including a Minick address on Americanism and a humorous solo by Uncle Charley Jackson. Lunch follows at the church basement as officials plan a strong local representation.
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American Legion
Texas
Farmersville
Estell Hendrix
American Legion and Auxiliary
C. C. Hale
Farmersville Post
Lou J. Roberts
State Department
Billie Blount
Raymond Gray
E. R. Fenton
Geo. D. Minick
Mineola
Bill Cole
Fred Army
Dallas
Vernon Heath
First Methodist Church
God
Fourth District
Charley Jackson
Thanksgiving Proclamation Sets Nov 23 as Holiday Date
President Roosevelt proclaimed Thursday November 23 as a day of general thanksgiving and moved Thanksgiving to the next to last Thursday for business reasons. He cited hope for world peace, democratic progress, and gratitude for improvements in health and welfare. The notice also notes Texas experts warn tomatoes provide vitamin A and pellagra prevention amid Pellagra deaths in the state.
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Washington
D. C
Roosevelt
Navy Day Program Honors Local Boys In Navy and Marines
A large crowd attended the Navy Day program sponsored by Navy mothers Mrs. Mark Montgomery and Mrs. Grover B. Smith. Denison musicians led by Bebe Bodamer performed as local boys serving in the Navy and Marines were honored with a window display at Jim Ann's beauty shop showing their locations from Pearl Harbor to San Diego and aboard ships.
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Mark Montgomery
Grover B. Smith
Navy
Bebe Bodamer
Denison
Bodamer
Billy Rhom Pennington
Whitewright
David Bates
David Sims
Bob Cherry
Max McElroy
Hoyt McElroy
Billy Vaughn
Bobby Pipkin
San Diego
Calif
Jack Hubert Johnson
Bells
Louis Franklin Johnson
U. S. S. Long
Willie B. Ross
Naval Air Station
William Janway
U. S. S. Mongahan
Hugh Garland
U. S. S. Enterprise
Billy Earl Montgomery
U.S. S. Hopkins
David W. Smith
R. C. Vestal
Mayhew Johnson
Charley Allen
P. Janway
H. W. Key
Jesse Bow
Denison Chamber of Commerce
Tom Cunningham
Jack Thruston
Lester Haile
Glen Bernheart
G. L. Baugher
Lottie Brown
Mona Sullivan
Donald Hudgins
Mae Hall
F. M. Echols
Clovis Childress
The
Whitewright Sun
H. G. Rountree
Boyd Newman
American Legion
Mark Montgomery Jr
A. T. Short
J. L. Cantrell
C. B. Bryant Sr
Ben Montgomery
E. A. Douglas
Winnie Hamilton
Cooperative Gins Complete Wolfe City Oil Mill Deal
In Greenville the Wolfe City oil mill transfer from Texas Refining Co to Netex Cooperative Gins Inc was disclosed in a deed filed with the county clerk for 91 000. The agreement covers 19 land tracts and all mill buildings machinery and equipment. Executed by Texas Refining officials Middleton and Runnion and Netex officials Graham and Gross. The Wolfe City mill has not operated recently.
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Greenville
Wolfe City
Texas Refining Company of
Netex Cooperative Gins, Inc
William P. Middleton
W. G. Runnion
The
Texas Refining Company
R. A. Graham
B. J. Gross
Netex Gins, Inc
Judge Refuses Pension Loan Injunction in Texas Case
Dist. Judge Ralph Yarborough refused to enjoin payment of 1.33 million dollars at 200000 dollars monthly from old age assistance funds. The order followed bankers funding in 1936 for old age aid. The first installment reduced pensions by six dollars in October.
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Austin.—Dist
Ralph Yarborough
Texas
Bites Bill Dunn ers Dog Given Reprieve
Brownie the cocker spaniel facing execution for biting three bill collectors received a 30 day reprieve. Richard Meaney of the Ride a Wee Home for Animals urged a reinterpretation of the sanitary code used to sentence the dog, and the New York Department of Health postponed the execution pending review.
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New York
Brownie
Department of Health
Richard Meaney
Rockwall Meets Tigers Friday in 17 A Showdown
Whitewright Tigers travel to face Rockwall Yellow Jackets in Friday district 17 A action. Plano and Rockwall lead standings after last week as Whitewright, Leonard, Royse City, Farmersville, Van Alstyne, Whitesboro, and Lane mix in midseason休. The Friday game kicks off at 2 30 p m with admission 15 and 25 cents.
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Whitewright Tigers
Rockwall Yellow Jackets
Whitewright
S. T. Gomery
Leonard Tigers
Leonard
Plano
Rockwall
Royse City
Whitesboro
Royse City Sect
Farmersville
A . van Alstyne
Cence
W. LT
Plano Aa
Aimee Aban
Lane
van Alstyne
Wooten Accepted as Whitewright Baptist Pastor
Rev. E. P. Wooten, longtime pastor at Nevada, accepted the call to lead the First Baptist Church of Whitewright. He will move with his wife and two children around November 15 and preach his first sermon November 19, following a unanimous vote. He is Baylor University educated and credited with church progress in Nevada.
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E. P. Wooten
Baptist Church
Nevada
First Baptist Church of
Whitewright
Wooten
Rev. Wooten
Baylor University
The
Scout Meeting At Whitewright Troop Highlighted
Thursday night October 26 the Whitewright Troop of Boy Scouts met with three scouts plus the scoutmaster and assistant present. Attendees included Roby Wilson L A Watkins and R E Sears while many listed absentees were urged to attend next meeting at 7 o clock led by Emerson Sears.
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Whitewright Troop
Boy Scouts of America
Roby Wilson
L. A. Watkins
R. E. Sears
Philip Earnheart
Brother Gillett
Bobby D. Montgomery
Edward Montgomery
Bobby Morgan
Kenneth Norris
Carl Pierson
Otto Russell Jr
Junior Taylor
Lewis Vestal
Lucian Vestal
J. Frank Wilson
Billy J. Harper
Glen Stapleton
Davis Parrish
Don Newman
Billy Rhom Pennington
Billy Christian
Eugene Reeves
Emerson Sears
Surplus Commodities Offered to Old Age Pensioners
All recipients of old age assistance are being certified to receive federal surplus commodities. Aged persons at the old age office on West Houston were given forms to present to county case worker Amy Hudnall. The surplus commodities corporation will accept new cases and refer those dropped from rolls due to a $6 cut for certification, per the Sherman Democrat.
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West Houston
Amy Hudnall
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
Surplus Commodities Corporation
Sherman Democrat
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