Local Pageants Births Deaths and School News From Sherman And Whitewright
News briefs from Sherman and Whitewright cover pageant representatives Nell Montgomery and Maurine May. a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mitchell. cotton figures at Red River Valley Fair with ginning totals and worker earnings. obituaries for Mrs. A J Ray and John T Cox and others. senior class officers elected. school staff roles at Reflector. club talks and mill manager appointment. crop yields and a new editor for The Reflector.
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Joe Weldon Carr
Burl Davenport
Dallas
Maurine May
Lucille LaRoe
Velma Mangrum
Evelyn Wilson
Robert Cantrell
Loren Mangrum
Lester Short
F. G. Tacquard
Nell Montgomery
Dutchess
Whitewright
Sherman
Jack Mitchell
Robert Milton Reynolds
R. T. Reynolds
A. J. Ray
Dorothy Hamilton
James Lindsey
Louise Echols
Gladys Ray
Weldon Leon Creecy
J. A. Creecy
J. M. Sturdivant
John T. Cox
Ely
Inez Coffey
Anna Joyce Benson
Nora Bryant
Mary Lena Reeves
C. W. Dennis
G. F. Bryant
O. L. Jones
H. W. Key
Marjorie Nell Blanton
PTA
Maurice Wright
Frank Wright
Jacksboro
Lester Haile
King Stephens
L. E. Lambert
Canaan
George Hansard
Martha Jo Darwin
Jack Lackey
Take the Bull by the Horns Origin Tale at Meramac Caverns
A humorous tale traces the saying to a Mexican romance with a suitor who must fight a bull. After ninety nine failed bulls, he chooses the one with a bobbed tail, proving opportunity must be taken by the horns. Meramac Caverns in Stanton Missouri is noted as Jesse James’ former hideout.
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States
Mexico
Papa
Senor
Chiquita
Hombre
Meramac
Stanton
Jesse James
United Fund pledge promotes hope and service to community
The appeal urges readers to donate to the United Fund to support health welfare and character building agencies serving the young old disabled and sick. It argues pledges save money strengthen communities and reduce crime and illness, calling for increased gifts this year to meet growing needs.
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United Fund
Give a Little Live a Little Happiness to Earth
Poem credit from The Sun notes a verse urging small acts of generosity and kindness. It frames giving as simple daily deeds to raise spirits, with lines about praying, resting, and sharing to ease sorrow and spread joy.
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Earth
Polio Immunization Urged for Children and Adults
Parents should ensure their preschoolers complete the three shot polio series and consider booster shots for added protection. Texas reports 257 paralytic polio cases so far this year, with most victims under five, amid ongoing school immunization programs and general family protection advice. Lightning causes about 7500 forest fires annually in the U.S.
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United States
Texas
Citation Notice Involving Denison Land & Investment Co
Plaintiffs seek full fee simple title and removal of clouds on Lots 3 4 5 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 in College Park Addition Denison Grayson County Texas against Denison Land and Investment Co and listed defendants including O H Freeman John M Whipple Trustee Ripley Clark Trustee Albert Weston Trustee G R Gurney N H L Decker J E Howard and wife F L Howard J Madison Jones and wife Telitha A Jones J W Lindsey and wife Mary C Lindsey A J Campbell and wife M D Campbell and William McKinley Lindsey all residency unknown with service required by November 16 1959. Case No 66334 filed September 26 1959 in 15th District Court Sherman Texas.
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State OF
Texas
Denison Land and Investment Company
O. H. Freeman
John M. Whipple
Ripley Clark
Albert Weston
G. R. Gurney
N. H. L. Decker
J. E. Howard
F. L. Howard
J. Madison Jones
Telitha A. Jones
J. W
A. D
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
T. F. Mathis
Alma Mathis
Denison Land & Investment Company, Et al
College Park
Denison
S. V. Earnest
Tex
Shirley Davis
Whitewright Sun
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Bonham City Limits
Bill Brooks
Kentuckytown
Houston Garner
the United Way
the Sun
The
Texas State Department of Health
U.S
McGuire Sisters
Lokey Edwards
Community Public Service Company
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