Sun Bargain Days Highlight Whitewright Tigers Victory
Tramping with the Tigers the Whitewright team rallied in the second half to beat Collinsville 18 to 0 on the local gridiron. Thornhill and DeBerry scored for the Tigers after a scoreless first half, with 16 first downs and 332 rushing yards vs 124 for Collinsville. Whitesboro game set for Friday at three, with tickets partly funding a football queen bid. The Sun lists honor-roll subscribers paying the $1.00 rate, including Rev. J. D. Fleming and many local names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigers
Collinsville
Bussy Thornhill
Clifton DeBerry
Thornhill
DeBerry
Pierson
Whitesboro
American Legion
Sarah Belle Gillett
Norma Frances Donigan
Ruth Waldrum
Madene Vineyard
Merriwell Vineyard
Vineyard
Rockwall
S. A. White
The
Sun
Whitewright
Aleta B. Head
Miss Head
Tigers Aim for Plano After Rockwall Win Hype
The Rouse City News-Times piece argued Rockwall outplayed Rockwall with officiating bias, but Rockwall posted big numbers. The Tigers seek revenge and glory with a win over Plano, despite doubters calling it impossible.
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Rockwall
Rouse City News-Times
Tigers
Plano
Local sports writer misstates weights and scores
In a Whitewright Collinsville recap the writer claimed weights came from coaches and players, which is false. He also described a Tigers passing attack as productive, though no forward passes were completed, and printed a 50 to 0 score for a game that ended 38 to 0, showing factual errors in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brutus
Whitewright
Gaddis
Mr. Key
Collinsville
Tigers
Predictions for the Week in College Football
The column lists early week picks including Texas Christian over Abilene? A and M, Texas over Baylor in a tight contest, SMU over Vanderbilt, Arkansas over George Washington, Rice over Georgia State, Howard Payne over Austin College, and local games Whitewright over Whitesboro Woodrow Wilson over Denison. Gunter over Tom Bean if Cotton Franklin’s team reaches the game. A note adds hot milk to mashed potatoes for lightness.
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Texas
Baylor
Vanderbilt
Arkansas
George Washington
Rice
Georgia State
Howard Payne
Austin College
Whitewright
Whitesboro
Woodrow Wilson
Denison
Gunter
Tom Bean
Cotton Franklin
Two Sons Wounded Father Returns Rifle in Denton
In Denton on Oct. 3 Lloyd Scott was struck by fragments from a .22 rifle while practicing, injuring eyelid and hip. his brother Sherman later suffered an eyelid and lip wound from the same rifle. Lloyd recovered. Sherman remains in hospital as the father disposed of the rifle. A kitchen tip notes salt starch prevents salt cellar hardening. boiling cauliflower heads down aids keeping them white.
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Denton
Lloyd Scott
Sherman Scott
Lloyd
Sherman
Baptist Revival Set at Whitewright Church Next Week
Rev. G. B. Bradshaw leads a two week revival at the Baptist Church starting Sunday October 18 with services every morning Tuesday to Friday at 10 am and evenings at 7 15 pm except Monday and Saturday mornings. Earl W. Rogers directs singing and is praised as a Christian asset. All welcome especially unsaved residents of Whitewright.
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The
Baptist Church
G. B. Bradshaw
Earl W. Rogers
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Fort Worth
Rogers
Brads
Bradshaw
Whitewright
Larger Cotton Yield to Bring South Big Sum
New Orleans reports a thriving cotton snapshot as over half the crop is picked and exports top the first million bales. Government estimates place production at 11,609,000 bales the largest since 1933-34, with market prices around 11.50 to 12.25 cents per pound and potential value near 700 million dollars if sold at 12 cents. Drought affected the West but boosted Mississippi Louisiana and central belt yields amid rising demand for cotton goods and world consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Mississippi
Louisiana
Kentuckytown to Organize Society Meeting This Friday
A meeting will be held Friday night at the Kentuckytown schoolhouse to organize a literary society and a cake-walk will be held in conjunction with the event.
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Kentuckytown
Kentuckytown School House
Communist Probe Causes Near Riot In House Chamber
In Austin, a House committee investigating Communism faced a near riot as hundreds of spectators, mostly University of Texas students, crowded galleries despite orders to exclude the public. Sergeant at arms Boyett and state police attempted to clear the hall, while witnesses like Dr. Robert H. Montgomery and Prof. Charles A. Timm were subpoenaed for further questioning.
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Austin
House of Representatives
Legislative
House
Joe Caldwell
Asherton
University of Texas
Boyett
Franklin Spears
San Antonio
Herman Wright
Progressive Democrats of Texas
H. H. Carmichael
Department of Public Safety
Texas
Montgomery
Robert H. Montgomery
National Resources Commission
Charles A. Timm
Caldwell
Maverick
AAA Announces Initial Soil Plan Payments To Be Made
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration will pay 90 percent initially in North Central Western East Central regions while Southern region recipients receive 90 percent of Class I and 100 percent of Class II payments, and Northeast region gets full payment. Payments will come in weeks. second payments follow after participation and county association expenses are determined, likely by December 1.
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The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
North Central
Western
East Central
H. T. Tolley
Mr. Tolley
Southern
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Arkansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Kentucky
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Delaware
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New Mexico
Ariaona
California
Utah
Nevada
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Austin
James V. Allred
Old-Age Assistance Commission
Federal Social Security Board
General Fund
Highway Fund
Pure Food Show Opens Today in Ray Building
The annual Pure Food Show by the Presbyterian Church women opens in the Ray building on Main Street with baby shows by age groups, a Major Bowes amateur hour, and a Womanless Wedding. Admission is 10 cents with nightly gift drawings. Highlights include a better baby contest, cake baking, exhibits, and a busy weekend program led by Mrs. Lester Haile.
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R. L. Sears
Bowes
R. Mitchell Meredith
Whitewright
Lester Haile
Grammar School
Ray
R. R. Waldo
Murray’ Bryant
Gomer May
Clay Horton
Joe Hamilton
A. M. Gaddis
Morris Holcomb
Roby Childress
Hugh Trotter
Jack Nossaman
Bob Sears
Paul Vestal
Weldon Binion
Jim Jernigan
Robert Doss
Floyd Bassett
Woodrow Belew
Merle Ryan
Bride
Ross May
Harold Key
Horace Gordon
Otto Russell
Jim Hollingsworth
Sue
Claude Phillips
P. A. Short
Groom
W. L. Stowers
C. J. Meador
Ed Martin
George Burnham
Carl Gillespie
Hattie
Lanius Kincaid
Joe Mangrum
Oran Sears
Newton Manning
Janis Jayne Horton
Tom Lilley
Percy Darwin
Roosevelt
C. P. Johnson
Dafoe
Frank Layman
John Reeves
Sidney
Palace Theatre Schedule With Suzy and Other Features
At the Palace tonight and Friday the feature is Suzy with Jean Harlow Cary Grant and Fran chot Tone. Saturday's feature is Unknown Ranger starring Bob Allen. For Saturday night preview and Monday the Palace presents Back to Nature with the Jones Family. Richard Cortez and Patricia Ellis are in Postal Inspector for bargain nights Tuesday and Wednesday Thursday and Friday next week Sing Baby Sing with Adolph Menjon Alice Fay Gregory Ratliff and Ted Healy will thrill theatre goers.
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Suzy
Jean Harlow
Franchot Tone
Cary Grant
Palace Theatre
Ranger
Bob Allen
the Palace
Nature
Jones Family
Richard Cortez
Patricia Ellis
Adolph Menjon
Alice Fay
Gregory Ratliff
Ted Healy
Grayson County gin reports 27817 bales by Oct 1
Grayson County’s September half report shows 27817 bales ginned before October 1, 1936, compared with 17795 for the same period in 1935. The statistician G O Peterson of Carpenter's Bluff released the figures. round bales counted as half bales.
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Denison
Grayson County
G. O. Peterson
Carpenter's Bluff
Grayson
Cotton Pullers Wanted at Lubbock
W. C. Cook, formerly of Whitewright, now farming in Lub bock County, sends a Sun ad urging idle workers to come to Lubbock for cotton puller jobs noting strong demand as cotton pullers are needed on the South Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Cook
Whitewright
Lubbock County
The
Sun
Lubbock
Mr. Cook
South Plains
Births in White Wright Reported This Week
The Sun records births in White Wright including a Hall girl on Friday a McCartney girl on Saturday and a Beazley girl on Tuesday. A linen care tip advises folding textiles crosswise to extend wear by changing fold location periodically.
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Whitewright
The
Sun
E. V. Hall
Jake McCartney
Chat Beazley
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J. D. Fleming
Traine de Conteh
Sanders Cafe
W. M. Ingram
W. M. Hickson
W. H. Stedham
Claud Stephens
W. R. Hooper
Iris Irving
J. F. Lilley
D. S. Carr
W. R. Skaggs
B. G. Gowdy
W. H. King
Frani King
Eugene McElvaney
Tom King
J. A. Sears
Cc. B. Bryant Jr
H. P. Donigan
G. C. Stateville
W. B. Holcomb
C. H. Stateville
Fred Clark
M. T. Craig
M. E. Greenway
J. R. Waldrum
B. S. Montgomery
J. R. Pennington
L. O. Lackey
W. F
Rev. C. Chumbley
T. P. Wells
R. S. Morehead
Tom Gillett
W. E. Pennell
A. L. Biggerstaff
B. Wrenn Webb
J W. McMurry
Jim Hicks
Ray Cates
W. C. Brown
H. W. Key
AAA
Pure Food Show
Ray Building
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