Ethel Greens Notes on Whitewright
Weekend social calendar and visits across DeKalb Sherman Denison Greenville Dallas and Mexia feature guests including Joy Morris Tim Arrington the Claborn and Jones families and the Rayburn and Sanderson households. Personal travel and hospital stay notes accompany household advice on safe driving and poultry handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brown
DeKalb
Harold Ward
Tim Green
Mexia
Joy Morris
Tim Arrington
Lisa
Susan
Tom Bean
Larry Morries
Chad
Denison
Larry Franklin
Sherman
Donmie Foster
Stace
Whitewright
Bill Kelly
Sherman Hospital
Si White
Kim
Jennifer
William Jones
Wendell Withrow
Steve
Jania Rea
Dallas
Marry Clark
Betty
Key
Greenville
Oneta Key
Thomas Sanderson
Wichita Falls
Ray Rayburn
Retha Sanderson
Virgil Burchfield
Irving
Mike Burchfield
Pete Burchfield
Beac-H
Brain Food School Lunch Menu Substitution Notice
The Brain Food School lists weekly lunch options with bread butter and milk, noting menus may change. The October schedule includes hamburgers with cheese and sides on Oct 3 and Oct 10, meatloaf on Oct 7, tuna casserole on Oct 9, and hot lunch meat on Oct 9 with variations and desserts.
Bells Celebrate Homecoming Victory at Coppell
Bells High School Panthers defeated Coppell 28 7 on homecoming night after beating Leonard 24 7. Quarterback David Mangrum scored from 1 yard, John Kent added a 49 yard run, Shoeless David Marchand extra point, then Steve Pedigo 26 yard run and Danny Walsh 8 yard TD. Judy Brown crowned homecoming queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bells High School
Panthers
Dallas County
Coppell Eleven
Leonard
Bells
David Mangrum
Tigers
Pat
John Kent
Leonard Leopards
David Marchand
Leopards
Steve Pedigo
Danny Walsh
Pedigo
Danny
Leopard
Walsh
Udy Brown
Thomas Brown
Nursing Home News has monthly program and staff honors
West Shady Grove Baptist Church joined residents for singing and devotion. Tony Bennett performed at Sunday service. Seventy two attendees counted. Edith Gant of Trenton is a new admission. Three staff members received 10 year pins and gold necklaces at a staff meeting. A “Coffee Talk” program is planned for October 7 with public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Shady Grove Baptist Church
Tony Bennett
Whitewright
Edith Gant
Trenton
J. A. Ayers
Dallas
Lizzie Nolen
Les Tribble
Sherman
Mattie Bell
Funderburg
Plano
Juanita Thacker
Pike
Ronnie Branch
Blue Ridge
Dub Bradford
Irving
Mary Tackett
Janie Felmer
J. E. Ownby
James Ownby
Minnie Smart
Community Hospital
Erman
Pete Ingram
Ruth Cox
Ray Mills
Dess Whitson
Jerry Jones
Sherman Public Library
Oleta Berg
LVN
RN School
Almeeta Smith
Paul Geers
Adm
Whitewright Nursing Home
Jernigan Farm Named in 1975 Family Land Heritage
State Agriculture Commissioner John C. White informs Mrs A W Jernigan her Grayson County farm qualifies for the 1975 Family Land Heritage recognition. Ceremony at State Fair of Texas in Dallas on Oct 14. The Jernigan family history in Sedalia traces to Andrew Jackson Jernigan and 1874 land purchases, with long involvement of Mrs Blanche Coffey Jernigan and helpers Weldon Lane and Edgar Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. White
A. W. Jernigan
Grayson County
Dallas
Andrew Jackson Jernigan
White House
Tenn
Mike Fields
Sedalia
James P. Dumas
George W. Chapman
A. J. Hernigan
Lester Standridge
Jack Jernigan
A. J. Jernigan
Blanche Coffey
Miller's Gulf Converts to Texaco Products Notice
Miller's Gulf will convert to Texaco Products due to higher quality Texaco gasoline. Gulf credit cards will still be honored. Patronage appreciated. William R. Miller
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texaco
Miller’s Gulf
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ethel Green
Dick Dauphin
Houston
Hugh Hunter
G. D. Bennett
Earl Lyons
Whitewright Tigers
Monsanto
Agriculture Center
Farley Grain
Whitewright Dairy Queen
Melton’s Thriftee Grocery
Carl
First National Bank of
Coppell
Whitewright Sun
Nursing Home News
By Rosalie Geers
America
Jernigan
Tennessee
Laura Stewart
Austin Wallace Jernigan
Austin
Big Bend
William R. Miller
First National Bank of Whitewright
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