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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1947
Page
7
A fragment from a local social note recalls family tensions at a cousin’s visit and then shifts to legal notices. It includes a sheriff sale advertisement for Grayson County Texas dated November 1947 detailing property, parties, and sale on December 2. The notices name C W Gee and M G Davis among others and describe lot 28 block 6 O T P Whitewright and north block 53 O T P Gunter with redemption rights preserved.
Sherman Democrat notes poll findings from City High School parents who favor earlier curfews for teens after movies and parties. The piece urges parents to engage more with their children as comrades, quietly guiding choices and knowing where youths are at night.
Notice of Sheriff's Sale No 55762 docketed in the District of Texas lists O W Myrick et al as defendants with a liened claim of 155 08 to be foreclosed including interest and costs. Property described in Whitewright and Sherman area is Lot 3 Block 9 H C Sears Addition plus Lots 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Block 11 W T Sears Addition subject to redemption with other heirs listed.
P D Lazenby and Veda Lazenby sue Sumner Bacon and others in Grayson County District Court to quiet title and obtain possession of an undivided one half interest in 48 acres of land on Mill Creek described by metes and bounds, excluding 0.85 acres for Highway 69. Plaintiffs claim peaceful adverse possession and payment of taxes since October 20, 1941, for over five years. The matter, No 56038, was issued October 17, 1947, with citation set for December 1, 1947.
Citation to N B Warner deceased and heirs and all lien holders in Grayson County Texas orders appearance December 1, 1947 at Sherman court. Plaintiffs seek judgment to foreclose delinquent taxes on three land tracts along Cornelison Creek near Bells, with specific right of way and railroad line descriptions and a 50 by 75 foot adjoining lot described in deed.
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