We Heard About Local Visits and Church News
Local residents and visitors from Fort Worth Dallas Sherman and other cities appear in a roundup of weekend visits and greetings. The list includes Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnson Mrs. Gilbert Henslee Mrs. W. B. Antoine and many others visiting relatives and friends across Texas and Oklahoma. A NATO naval exercise highlights Freddy J. Waggoner’s service aboard USS C. F. Adams. The First Methodist Church plans a noon covered dish luncheon and other community notices close the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddy J. Waggoner
USN
L. J. Waggoner
Bells
North Atlantic
C. F. Adams
First Methodist Church
Whitewright Sun Details and Association Affiliation
The Whitewright Sun is a weekly Texas newspaper published every Thursday. It is entered at the Whitewright post office as second class mail matter and is a member of the Texas Press Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright, Texas
Texas Press Association
Texas legal notice summons custody case in Grayson County
State of Texas commands Nada Faye Barges to appear by filing an answer to Curtis Ward Ray et ux petition for immediate and temporary custody of a minor in Grayson County 1964. Citation issued September 16 1964 required by November 2 1964. Published in The Whitewright Sun October 1964 with ownership statements by T Glenn Doss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Texas
Nada Faye
Curtis Ward Ray
Etux
Charles Edward Karges
Nada Faye Karges
Sherman
Texas
E. R. Brodhead
Grayson County
Shirley Davis
Whitewright Sun
Whitewright
T. Glenn Doss
Local Social Visits and Biographies From Sherman Area
Linton Savage of Sherman visited friends here Monday. Miss Norma Larr of Dallas visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bodine yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wolfe visited Mr. and Mrs. Tony Ingram of Leonard Sunday. Kenneth Frisby and Jack Frisby will join Dallas travelers for a Mitchell South Dakota pheasant hunt. Harold and Michael Hamilton, sons of Tom Bean couple, took part in NATO Exercise Team Work with Airborne Early Warning Squadron 33 Detachment 62 in the North Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Larr
Dallas
Joe Bodine
Bill Wolfe
Tony Ingram
Leonard Sunday
Kenneth Frisby
Jack Frisby
M. N. Fain
B. Lunt
W. C. Fain
Carey Fain
Mitchell
South Dakota
Harold L. Hamilton
USN
Michael G. Hamilton
Avition
C. W. Hamilton
Tom
Veterans population drops to 22 013 000 in 1964
The total veteran population of the United States was 22 013 000 on June 30 1964. It declined from 22 166 000 on June 30 1963 according to the veterans Administration report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Veterans Administration
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
Joe Johnson
Fort Worth
Gilbert Henslee
Farmersville
Oran Sears
Sonny Gosnell
Lee Wilborn
Lucian LaRoe
Austin
Emmet Penn
A. M. Vestal
A. R. Neely
A. N. Clark
Ronald Vestal
W. L. Robbins
Louise of Austin
Mrs. L. H. Darwin
Herbert Hogan
Chicago
Ill
Mrs. Royce
Charlie Smith
Frank A. Smith
J. D. Edmonson
Milford, Okla
George Hight
C. K. Smith
Cynthia
Jack Smith
Mrs. Smith
Amarillo
al Petty
Denton
Russell Summers
Granvolee Hansard
Irving
Harold Doss
Frank White
Sara of Sherman
Tom Lilley
Gladys Ray
Lena Mae Gowdy
Ross May
Holmes Connelly
Trenton
W. F. Holland
Lloyd B. Hughes
Rolla Westal
Sammy Montgomery
Jim Bilmner
Tresa Cureton
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Thomas Lee Ryon
Bobby Anderson
Homer Ryon
Neal Hurt
Edwin Hurt
Sulphur Springs
Max McLinsky
M. O. Leggett
Whitewright Nursing Home
Tech
Claude W. Haston
U. S. Air Force Senior Noncommissioned Officer Academy
Barksdale, la
Ina
Odis Bennett
Viva Phillips of
Plano
Frances Stephens
Joe Hicks
Vera Hicks
Mrs. Grover Hardcastle
Compton, Calif
Charles Chumbley
W. E. Badgett
James Stateville
Richardson
G. C. Stuteville
STERO
the Furniture Mart
Wemben Federal Deposit: Insurance Coy
S. H. Montgomery Agency
Grayson
Fannin
Garyson
Fannin Counties
Mullican
Little Funeral Home
S&h
AG. Food Stores
Vienna
QUART
Blackburn’s
Booth
Imperial Sugar
Pepsi Cola
Heinz
Linton Savage
Leon Ball
Tom Bean
Miss Leon Ball
Hubert
Humphrey
HOUSE
Barry
Goldwater
He's
PD. Pol
Tad Smith
Yeee Band
Waaon Saila
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