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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1954
Page
3
Community notes report church officials conference in Dallas the Blue Bird Club officers election births home purchases and marriages in Whitewright Bells and area. Fire damage to the Rhom Pennington home decorates the 1924 segment along with farm purchases new hires and school honor rolls.
Sherman resident John Webster formerly of Whitewright married Ollie Mitchell on Wednesday in Durant Oklahoma. Rufus W. McMillin died Friday at a Sherman hospital. Mrs Guy Hamilton's pupils performed in a studio program with listed students including Eugene Reeves and Dorothy Nell Hall among others. First grade chapel program featured Margaret Burnham Janis Horton and others with Eugene Reeves again.
Walter P. Reuther announced at the UAW collective bargaining conference that the CIO and UAW will seek a 10-cent hourly raise and a guaranteed annual wage, plus pension increases from 144.50 to 191 dollars a month, as contracts expire mid 1955.
The item lists multiple weekend visits in Irving Dallas Commerce Paris and Hot Springs along with a long citation notice from Grayson County Texas for No. 61729 in which W H Murphy sues to clear clouds on Lot 18 Block 12 Highland View Denison. Also notes corrections to PTA treasurer figures and a Navy recruiting drive at the Whitewright post office.
Eighteen members of the Friday Literary Club gathered November 12 at Mrs. Emory Christian’s home for a program titled The Old South. Mrs. C. P. Johnson spoke on the Story of the Natchez Pilgrimage and Mrs. Russell Summers reported on the recent Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs convention at Mineral Wells. The group adjourned to meet November 19 at Mrs. Johnson’s residence.
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