Local residents share news of illness travel and events
Numerous local figures are listed with health updates visits and travel. Mrs. E. B. Martin ill with influenza. L. P. Sears critically ill. families welcome relatives visiting from Dallas Whitesboro and Leonard. many send offspring or news of employment and schooling.
Local Notables and Events Mix in Whitewright News
Willie B. Bixler joins the 112th Cavalry Texas National Guard in Dallas as mobilization to Fort Bliss approaches with a February transfer to Brownsville. Mary Elizabeth Pennell, 4, sustains a fractured leg after a mantle collapse at home. Second District Texas Federation of Music Clubs held Ennis meetings with delegates from Whitewright. A family reunion in Whitewright includes McMurry relatives from Arkansas and Texas. Record cold snaps hit the area with 16 degrees, far below typical November lows. Engagement announced between Elizabeth Gordon and James Newton Carlisle of Austin with wedding planned in Christmas holidays. Elizabeth Gordon is UT journalism alumna and Whitewright native.
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Willie B. Bixler
J. A. Bixler
112Th Cavalry
Texas National Guard
Dallas
Fort Bliss
el Paso
Brownsville
R. P. Gordon
Austin
Elizabeth
James Newton Carlisle
J. N. Carlisle
Central Christian Church
Miss Gordon
Whitewright
University of Texas
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Tee Club
R. B. Gordon
Carlisle
University
Sunday School Class Holiday Social At Kirkpatrick Home
The Hickman Sunday School Class of the Presbyterian Church held a social at Mrs. W. A. Kirkpatrick's home Tuesday night with co hosts Miss Viva Phillips and Mrs. Buddy Stephens. Contest activities included questionnaires with prizes awarded to Mrs. John Reeves first, Mrs. Fred Cook second, and Mrs. Allen T. Short third. Thirteen members and one guest attended.
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Hickman
The
Presbyterian Church
W. A. Kirkpatrick
Viva Phillips
Buddy Stephens
John Reeves
Fred Cook
Allen T. Short
Marriage of Harrison and Andrew from Oklo area
Miss Mary Alice Harrison and Leslie Andrew wed October 30 in Tishomingo Oklahoma. The bride, a senior and football queen, is daughter of Ernest and wife. the groom, from Whitewright, is son of L. L. Andrew. They will live with the groom's parents.
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Mary Alice Harrison
Leslie Andrew
Tishomingo
Oklo
Ernest Harrison
L. L. Andrew
Whitewright
Literary Club Tea Highlights Native Arts Talk
The Friday Literary Club and Van Alstyne Culture Club met at Mrs. Emmet Penn’s home at 3 p m. A fall orchid and gold decor adorned the reception. Rita Rakestrait Prickett of Dallas spoke on Native Arts of the Hupa Indian with Mrs. Emory Christian welcoming and Mrs. Johnson introducing the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet Penn
T. E. Barbee
Friday Literary Club
Culture Club of
van Alstyne
Penn
C. P. Johnson
Inez Ray
Olivia Whedbee
E. F. Everheart
Roby Childress
Glen Earnheart
Emory Christian
Johnson
Rita Rakestrait Prickett
Dallas
Dillon
van Alstyne Culture Club
Scott Fulton
Howard Hartley
Juanita Hayes
Charles Beseda
William Veazey
Carter Yoder
Claude McKinney
John Dry
J. O. Nunnallee
Orr Stinnett
Jim Stinnett
Rhea Nunnalee
Long-time Texas couple celebrate 12 children
Born August 15 1862 the couple lived at the same place before moving to Texas in 1891. They made their home near Whitewright and are the parents of 12 children.
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Texas
Whitewright
Murley-Muirhead announce Peggy Murley to Billy Muirhead
Mrs Mollie Murley announces the marriage of her daughter Peggy Besse Murley to Billy Muirhead to take place on Tuesday November 12 at Durant Oklahoma. Peggy is the daughter of Mrs Murley and the couple will reside on their farm east of town with Mr and Mrs J G Muirhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Murley
Peggy Besse Murley
Billy Muirhead
Durant
Okla
Dinner honors new son in law and daughter the Muirheads
Mrs Mollie Marley hosted a 6 o'clock dinner at her home Thursday honoring her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Billy Muirhead. Present were Mr and Mrs Glyn Washburn, Mr and Mrs Morris Brown, Mrs G L True and Mrs Burn Everheart.
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F. M. Echols
J. E. Montgomery
Longview
Mollie Marley
Billy Muirhead
Glyn Washburn
Morris Brown
G. L. True
Burn Everheart
Obituary of Mortuary William B. Duncan UT Chemist
William B. Duncan, longtime University of Texas chemistry faculty member and mortuary, died in Austin on Saturday. Funeral services were held at the University Methodist Church and final rites at Wittie Cemetery. Surviving are his widow, a son Hal in New York City, a daughter Mrs. N. C. Sanford of Austin, and two sisters in Abiline.
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William B. Duncan
University of Texas
Austin
University Methodist Church
Edmund Heinsohn
Dan Grieder
Whitewright
Katy
Wittitee Cemetery
Alan Harvey- Brooks
Methodist Church
John Reeves
R. A. Gillett
F. M. Echols
W. J. Barbee
C. W. Pope
J. B. Hamilton
Ben Montgomery
F. E. Vittitoe
R.S. Fulton
Bob Piner
John Hoard
John McMurry
Tom Smith
Barlow Roberts
Guy Hamilton
J. M. Parrish
Sewell McKinney
Duncan
Sherman
van Alstyne
Mr. Duncan
Tennessee
John P. Duncan
McKinney
Grayson College
Burnette Connelly
Kentuckytown
Old Columbia College
State Institute For the Blind
Hal Duncan
New York City
N. C. Sanford
Abilene
Methodist Young People Meet at Church Social
The Methodist Church youth group held a social in the church parlors hosted by Mrs. Sarah Kilgree. Pastor Dr. Alan Harvey-Brooks spoke as 25 attendees enjoyed games and refreshments. Miss Laverne Kilgree, league president, announced evening meetings resume Sundays at 6 30 and plans for a junior choir for Sunday worship.
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Methodist Church
Sarah Kilgree
Alan Harvey-Brooks
League
Laverne Kilgree
Bethel Home Demonstration Club elects officers
The Bethel Home Demonstration Club met in Mrs. Wyane Stephens's home on Thursday November 14 for its annual business meeting. Officers elected for the coming year are President J H Gosnell Vice President O G Bow Secretary Treasurer Jewel Jarvis Council Delegate Howard Hedgpeth Reporter Louise Autrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Home Demonstration Club
Wyane Stephens
J. H. Gosnell
O. G. Bow
Jewel Jarvis
Howard Hedgpeth
Whitewright H D Club elects Hatfield president
Mrs. W. L. Hatfield has been elected president of the Whitewright Home Demonstration Club. The group met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Carl May with Mrs. Earl Hill as co-hostess. Other officers include Mrs. Elmo Wallace vice president and Mrs. A. E. Daniel council delegate. The club plans Harvest Day on November 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Hatfield
Whitewright Home
Carl May
Earl Hill
Elmo Wallace
A. E. Daniel
Miss Martha Sears Weds Clifton Emerson in Oklahoma City
Miss Martha Jo Sears daughter of Mrs T E Sears and Clifton Emerson of McKinney married in Oklahoma City on Saturday. The bride, raised here, graduated from Texas State College For Women and has led the McKinney Public Schools music department for three years. Emerson, a native of McKinney, is a traveling auditor for a motion picture company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Jo Sears
T. E. Sears
Clifton Emerson
McKinney
Oklahoma City
Texas State College For Women
Denton
McKinney Public Schools
Emerson
Motion Picture Corporation
Funeral services for Arthur B Ford held at Enterprise church
Arthur B. Ford age 49 died at his home on Whitewright route 2 at 2 45 am Tuesday. Funeral services were conducted at 3 pm Wednesday by Rev M E Miller with Earnheart directing interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur B. Ford
Whitewright
Enterprise Church
M. E. Miller
Ector
Earnheart
Couple marks 63rd wedding anniversary at family gathering
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Taylor celebrated their sixty third anniversary Sunday at their granddaughter’s home, with over 30 guests from Whitewright, Kentuckytown, Tom Bean, Rose Hill, Orangeville and Greenville. Mr. Taylor born December 1, 1858 in Scottsville Kentucky. Mrs. Taylor was a native of the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Taylor
Pete King
Whitewright
Kentuckytown
Tom Bean
Rose Hill
Orangeville
Greenville
Mr. Taylor
Scottsville
Taylor
Ford Dies at Oak Hill Cemetery Native of Fannin County
A native of Fannin County born November 9 1891 Mr Ford died at Oak Hill Cemetery He married Vera Clevenger at Randolph October 1 1915 Survived by wife five children Dewey Coy Floy Harvey Ruby all at home mother Mrs Sue Ford who lived with him and half brother Grant Smalley of Leonard
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Oak Hill
Fannin County
Mr. Ford
Vera Clevenger
Randolph
Dewey
Coy
Floy
Harvey
Ruby Ford
Sue Ford
Ford
Grant Smalley
Leonard
Navy Lowers Enlistment Age to Seventeen
The Navy reduced the minimum enlistment age from 18 to 17 years. Yout hs aged 17 and 18 may join and serve until they reach 21, with parental or guardian consent. The policy applies to those who submit to The Sun via reader mail.
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Washington
Navy
Knox
Union of South Africa Leads World in Gold and Diamond Output
The Union of South Africa stands as the richest producer of gold and diamonds, dominating global output with vast mineral wealth and mining activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union of South Africa
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