Down Memory Lane Marriage and school honor rolls noted
Down Memory Lane reports the Oct 26 wedding of Mr. Austin Stedham of Dallas formerly Whitewright to Miss Mollie Everheart. References include 11th grade honor roll with Bettie Lou McLean Ollie McMillin Cora D Dodson Creama Garner and Cora Mae Thornton. Also details staff editors at The Reflector and roadside move of Roscoe Pace. Mrs. Sarah Jane Williams 89 died at home east of town. First grade honor roll lists Chester Stewart Billy Ward Evans James Reeves Betty Jo Hamilton Betty Lee Jones Winnie Sue Queener and Betty Margaret Sears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Stedham
Dallas
Whitewright
Mollie Everheart
Bettie Lou McLean
Ollie McMillin
Cora D. Dodson
Creama Garner
Cora Mae Thornton
John McMurry Jr
Haskell Thomson
Marjorie Holland
F. G. Tacquard
Reflector
Roscoe Pace
Moran
Sarah Jane Williams
F. C. Williams
Chester Stewart
Billy Ward Evans
James Reeves
Betty Jo Hamilton
Betty Lee Jones
Winnie Sue Queener
Betty Margaret Sears
Fire destroys Jack Pierce home in Whitewright
The Jack Pierce home in northwest Whitewright was ruined by a Wednesday afternoon fire. A birthday party honored their son Gene Martin on Tuesday. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Lee Cassity on Oct 25. Kentucky town News. Lorene Garner, Burgher Reed Vestal, James Lindsey, Edwin Fulton, Homer Lee Sears and Gladine Gates were part of the Scrapper's Club program Reflector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Pierce
Whitewright
W. R. Hooper
Gene Martin
Lee Cassity
Kentuckytown News
Lorene Garner
Burgher Reed Vestal
James Lindsey
Edwin Fulton
Homer Lee Sears
Gladine Gates
Reflector
Cotton Gin Totals and Pure Food Show Winners
Up to this morning 2381 bales of cotton had been ginned here. Winners in the Pure Food Show baby contest were J. Don Bigger Connie Compton Billy Matt Watson Shirley V. Thornhill Joe Morris Wallace Sarah Frances Head and Kenneth Ray Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Don Biggerstaff
Connie Compton
Billy Matt Watson
Shirley V. Thornhill
Joe Morris Wallace
Sarah Frances Head
Kenneth Ray Jones
Citation Notice for Early Albertson et al in Grayson County
Legal citation commands a show of force to appear by 10 AM on the first Monday after 42 days from issuance, December 12, 1960, before the 15th District Court in Sherman. Plaintiffs Lena Gumpert Taylor George Gumpert Roy Eahart seek title and possession of land described from Iron Ore Creek tied to Moody and Riqua tracts, with extensive parcel details and heirs noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Texas
Early Albertson
M. E. Albertson
P. C. Albertson
Mary Albertson
J. B. Albertson
Fannie R. Albertson
W.N. Albertson
A. M. Albertson
Robert Allison
Ida A. Allison
Ida A. Todhunter
Louisa Todhunter
C. C. McCarthy
A. D
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Lena Gumpert Taylor
George Gumpert
Roy Eahart
J. F. Moody
J. Horace Lea
Albertson
Moody Survey
Varns
Riqua
Varas
Shannon
Sherman Independent
Mrs Reynolds May Celebrates 82nd Birthday at Family Dinner
Mrs Reynolds May marked her 82nd birthday with a Sunday dinner attended by her children and grandchildren. Raymond Phillips and family have relocated to Pampa. Winners in the colored baby show at the Pure Food show included Ernestine Roddy Willie Royce and several married pairs. T A Gray attended the American Legion district convention in Denison along with Mr and Mrs George Burnham and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds May
Raymond Phillips
Pampa
Ernestine Roddy
Willie Royce
Tom Cunningham
E. H. Hughes
J. P. Darwin
W. O. Houston
Allen T. Short
George Burnham
T. A
Navy cooks drop contest to Grandma Bullock wins bean soup
Mrs Helen M Bullock 60 a Navy civilian employee in Philadelphia won the Navy bean soup contest her entry beat more than 500 Navy recipes She credited a family tradition and a Japanese cook encounter in San Francisco for the dish She urged that even great cooks can be men while noting women cook because they must
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Navy
Helen M. Bullock
Bullock
Michigan Navy
San Francisco
Joneses on a Hill Test Prompts Dangerous Passing
A hill traffic tale warns drivers about the risk of overtaking on inclines. The quip suggests patience and caution when encountering slower vehicles ahead, highlighting safety over bravado in everyday driving.
Weekend Visitors and Travels Around Denton Area
A long list of social visits shows Mrs. and Mr. Cook in Denton with Mrs. Hall, Doss kin in Pilot Point, Meador in Corpus Christi and Dallas, Harris in Dallas visiting Mrs. Fulton, and numerous regional trips including Sherman, Winnsboro, Dallas, Ardmore, Fort Worth, and Commerce with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Paul Cook
Denton
Ben Hall
Harold Doss
Pilot Point
Franklin Harris
Dallas
C. M. Fulton
Donald Binion
Son of Commerce
David Johnson
L. F. Jacks
Doris and
Mozelle Jacks
C. O. Grayson
Fort Worth
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Dallas News
Sun
S. V. Earnest
Shirley Davis
Whitewright Sun
Farley
Pascal Farley
America
Joneses
Joe Meador
Corpus Christi
C. J. Meador
Toma Montgomery
Mrs. Lane of
J. B. Wooten
Lonnie England
Dorothy Hamilton
Guy Hamilton
Percy Darwin of
Abilene
Lonnie Darwin
Leon Wolford
J. A. Harper
John Conlin
Tulsa, Okla
Jean Jarvis
Bill Thurman
A. & M. College
Hugh Hunter
Winnsboro
Bill Lyons
Dee Patterson of
Howe
Luther Gordon
Lillie Dillon
Dick McSpedden
Donna and
Melinda Crouch
Mr. and
Mrs. H. M. Crouch
Claud Riddle
Ardmore, Okla
Jim Grider
Lynn McKinney
Sherman Sunday
Robert Cole
R. Lee Hill
van Alstyne
Lola Scott
J. M. Ashinhurst
Grand Prairie
J. H. Gosnell
Thomas Ayres
Dean Watson
Bells
W. D. Williams
Johnnie Johnson
Old Justice
A. L. Ingram
Ludie Kuhnell
Larry Cooper
Baby
Corsicana
Lewis Cooper
the Whitewright Sun
T. Glenn Doss
Grayson
Fannin
Grayson and
the Sun
Quality Homes
Television and
Home Service Calls
Gene’s Radio & TV
Johnson's
N. Y. Giants
Nolan
Camel
Dik Vollen