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Newspaper

Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1958

Page

3

Local Notices and Obituaries From Area Dailies

Obituaries note the deaths of Mrs. N M Holland 81 and Mrs J W Nash 66 near town. Births announced for Mr and Mrs G A Bradshaw Aug 26 and Mr and Mrs Lawton Clark near Leonard. PTA program guests listed amid community events. Cotton ginning figures rise to 3029 bales by Wednesday night with lint at 18 cents. Robbery hits Tom Bean drug store. about 150 dollars of merchandise stolen. High School Reflector notes editors and sponsor. Fire destroys Mrs Annie Tates home. Events include Rotary program, dress revue winners, and local farm incidents.

N. M. Holland Louis Holland J. W. Nash Ed Martin M. T. Craig J. E. Russell G. A. Bradshaw Lawton Clark Leonard Mahurin News I. E. Teague Martin-Keefe Bray Tom Bean J. H. Dixon Joe Miller Annie Tate Pilot Grove Robert Doss Gladys Ray J. W. Pender Whitewright Greenville Homer Lee Sears Jack Bogle Sherman W.N. Franklin Sidney Watson Rotary Club Martha Joe Sears Miss Sears North Texas The Presbyterian Church B. Wrenn Webb J. E. Mangrum J. E. Morgan Coleman Horace Ashlock Fern Russell Bethel Red River Valley Fair John Vestal

Blanton to Meet Spin dle in 36-Hole Golf Championship

Roy Blanton will face Leon Spindle in a 36 hole matched game for the golf championship within the event scope.

Roy Blanton Leon Spindle

Eggs Top Food Buy Any Time

During this month of Eggtober the egg is highlighted but Marshall Miller extension poultry marketing specialist notes eggs are a top buy any time. Eggs provide high quality proteins with all essential amino acids and vitamins including A E K and B vitamins. they are a natural source of vitamin D and rich in iron phosphorus and trace minerals.

College Station Marshall Miller Extension Poultry Marketing Miller

Man Keeps Post Office For Frog Experiments

In Alburg Vermont a second class post office runs with three staff because Clarence Mumley raises and mails over 200000 frogs yearly for lab tests. The note mentions Napoleon crowning himself emperor of France in error.

Alburg Clarence Mumley Mumley Napoleon Emperor of France

Facts to plan a Texas will and save taxes

A public service guide outlines key questions for wills in Texas. It covers marital status health age residency and heirs, plus how death taxes and property laws affect plans. It warns about multi state residence and the need for clear reasons when excluding relatives.

Texas

Two-Pants Suit A Wry Note On Fashion And Loss

A speaker laments overvaluing a two-pants suit and the luxury of surplus clothes. The verse includes a self-deprecating line about ripping a coat sleeve in a show of whimsy. The text also notes John Adams as the first president to occupy the White House.

John Adams White House

Citation in Denison property case To Bighams

The State of Texas issues citation to F D Bigham and wife Mattie L Big ham and unknown heirs and representatives directing them to answer by November 3, 1958 in Grayson County Court. Plaintiff Vernie M Lindsay seeks title and possession of Block 54 Miller's Second Addition Denison in a suit filed September 18, 1958, Case No. 65478.

State OF Texas F. D. Bigham Mattie L. Bigham 15Th District Court Grayson County Miller Denison Texas Woodard Street Theodore R. Bowers Hardin Jones Survey Bower Sherman A. D W. Earnest Shirley Davis Whitewright Sun

Oscillating raindrops reveal science of rain and erosion

Raindrops change shape up to 16 times a second as they fall. The article explains rain formation from evaporation to cloud droplet growth, two main coalescence processes, hail formation, and the impact of rain on soil erosion. It notes rain droplets are tiny yet powerful and cites 1957 U.S. newspaper advertising expenditures at 757 million dollars.

Washington National Geographic Society

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Tom Sears Amtwa Casualty Gantroas Sherman Savings and Loan Association Sherman Savings North Travis Sherman, Texas State Bar of Charles F. Bailey Congress Grayson T. Glenn Doss Publiser Capitola Doss U. S Stephens & Bryant
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