Local Student Attends Hill Junior College and Visit News
David Carl Rodgers son of J. C. Rodgers Route 2 is among about 650 Hill Junior College students in Hillsboro. He is a freshman majoring in business administration. Visitors include Alvin White Earlmont Calif and Thomas Webb Mt View Calif who called on John Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Carl Rodgers
J. C. Rodgers
Route 2
Hill Junior College
Hillsboro
Alvin White
Earlmont
Calif
Thomas Webb
Mt. View
John Curtis
Whitewright Sun publisher and weekly publication note
The Whitewright Sun lists T Glenn Doss as publisher with a Thursday publication schedule. It notes second class postage paid at the Whitewright Texas post office and membership in the Texas Press Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Whitewright Sun
T. Glenn Doss
Whitewright
Texas
Tex. Press Association
Subscriptions Rates Across Counties and Regions
Outside these counties the subscription is 3.00 dollars. Grayson and Fannin counties price 2.50 dollars. Foreign subscriptions cost 5.00 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayson-Fannin Counties
Weekend House Calls Across Several Towns
Mr and Mrs Harold Wimsett of Carrollton visited her father Joe Rich Sunday. George G Pope of Bonham and Pete Norman of Dorchester visited Mrs C W Pope Sunday. Clifton Bass of Grapevine visited his parents O S Bass Sunday. Jimmy Jacobs of Plano visited Hugh Hunter and family last weekend. Norman Harper of Dallas visited Mrs J A Harper last weekend. Georgia Mae Norris of Dallas visiting Miss Mardell Pumphrey and Royce Lay. Covina Calif and Tyler residents visited Carlton Johnson Thursday and Friday. Alfred Schwiening of San Angelo spent weekend with her mother H T Atterberry. M N Alexander vacationed in Tennessee. J C Whipple and Doris Spiegel and children attended funeral of Laura Turner in Maysville Oklahoma Sunday. Bill Walker and Thomas Tunnell of Irving visited Edna Wilson this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Wimsett
Carrollton
Joe Rich
Jimmy Jacobs
Plano
Hugh Hunter
Georgia Mae Norris
Dallas
Mardell Pumphrey
Royce Lay
Edward Pritchett
Covina
Calif
Joe Pritchett
Tyler
Carlton Johnson
J. C. Whipple
Doris Spiegel
Bill Walker
Thomas Tunnell
Gena, Pattie and
Babette of
Irving
Edna Wilson
Thursday Bridge Club Meets at Mrs. Stanford’s Home
The Thursday Bridge Club met at the home of Mrs. W. E. Stanford with high score by Mrs. Charlie Ayres and second by Mrs. Charles Skaggs. Mrs. Ralph Judd earned bingo. Guests included Mrs. Allen T. Short. Next meeting at Mrs. Ayres. Several local residents visited relatives and attended events, including trips to Denton and Huntsville for the Texas Prison Rodeo. The Grayson County Federation of Women’s Clubs fall conference is set for October 26 at Sherman’s Key Memorial Methodist Church with Mrs. G. C. Hardcastle on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Stanford
Charlie Ayres
Charles Skaggs
Ralph Judd
Allen T. Short
Ayres
Grayson County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Key Memorial Methodist Church
Sherman
G. C. Hardcastle
Whitewright
G. R. Stephens
Social News Notes From Whitewright and Surrounds
Mrs Claud Reynolds of Bells and Mrs Floyd Hansen of Midland visit Mr and Mrs Paul Cornelius. James V Dixon heads to Georgia as he is stationed after visiting his parents. Corene Edwards of Louisville Ky visits H T Atterberry. Don Harrom and son of Irving visit in the Tate home. J P Darwin and L H Darwin visit Jerry Wilson in Fort Worth. Elmer Ryan returns from Sherman hospital. Eldridge Caylor and sons visit Guy Stepp. Avon Dale Ricks of Waco visit after a 4000 mile vacation. Ricks is formerly Mildred Holcomb from Whitewright. Lena Mae Gowdy hosts the Tuesday Bridge Club. May Badgett high score. Club next meets at Mrs Wallace May. Visitors at Mrs Monnie Biggerstaff include M L Ellis Abilene, Oscar Jones Burnet, Kaye Lavender Dallas, Otto McCary Birmingham, Harry Don Morgan Carrollton, J J Saenz and Betty Jo Dallas, James Don Biggerstaff and sons, Harry D Morgan Dallas, James Skinner Westminster, John Biggerstaff and Jane Whitewright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Mae Gowdy
May Badgett
Ross May
May
Roby Childress
Holmes Connelly
Trenton
John Livingston
Silsbee
Lallace May
Monnie Biggerstaff
M. L. Ellis
Abilene
Oscar Jones
Burnet
Kaye Lavender
Dallas
Otto McCary
Birmingham
Ala
Harry Don Morgan
Carrollton
J. J. Saenz
Betty Jo
James Don Biggerstaff
Michael
Alan
David
Harry D. Morgan
James Skinner
Westminster
John Biggerstaff
Jane
Whitewright
Friday Literary Club opens fall season with pot luck luncheon
The Friday Literary Club began its fall season with a pot luck luncheon at the president Mrs. Jack Meador's home. Fifteen members and three guests attended as committees reported. the Library committee noted 261 members and 2,500 books. The theme, America and the Americans, featured a program on International Relations with a travelogue of the Middle East by Mrs. Bill McFatridge and her husband. Visitors included Mrs. Bill McFatridge of Idabel, Mrs. Griffin Dollarhide of Amarillo, and Mrs. Jerry Shafer of Eugene. The club will meet October 27 at Mrs. Kenneth Frisby's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Meador
James Bryant
E. E. McFatridge
America
Jordan
Syria
Bill McFatridge
Idabel
Griffin Dollarhide
Amarillo
Jerry Shafer
Eugene
Oregon
Kenneth Frisby
Local Notables Share Celebrations and Notes
Larry Presley hunts deer in Colorado this week. Mrs. Sallie Wilson turns 90 with a surprise birthday dinner. Attendees include Claude Mulligan of Bells Stella Burt Bonham Mabel Crawford Savoy J B Heycock Randolph and Doyce Worsham Jimmy Janna Whitewright. Also notes that about 50 million bad checks are written each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Wilson
Claude Mullican
Bells
Stella Burt
Bonham
Mabel Crawford
Savoy
J. B. Hyecock
Randolph
Doyce Worsham
Jimmy and
Janna
Whitewright
Rex Circle Bible Study at Baptist Church
Rex Circle met at the Baptist Church Monday for Bible study. Mrs J P Darwin read scripture, Mrs Mary Lou Ayers led in prayer, and Mrs W L Hatfield read minutes. Roll call answered with a Bible verse. Mrs J C Gillespie led. Others on program included Mrs Hatfield, Mrs Carl May, and Mrs Ayers. Closing prayer by Mrs Edith Grider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Circle
The
Baptist Church
J. P. Darwin
Mary Lou Ayers
W.L. Hatfield
J. C. Gillespie
Hatfield
Carl May
Ayers
Edith Grider
Potato Trick Cuts Salt in Soup
Boil a sliced raw potato in the soup for a short time to absorb excess salt. Remove the potato once it has taken on much of the salt, leaving the soup less salty and ready to serve.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
Lee Wilson
Colorado
Fred Cook
B. C. Hooper
Killeen
Fred Truett
Fort Worth
Charlie Truett
Nancy Newman
Mrs. B. W. Newman
H. L. McAlester
Hobbs, N. M
John McAlester
Homer Gentry
LVN
Giseg Elgnere
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Bordering States
Star-Telegram
Mai
George G. Pope
Pete Norman
Dorchester
C. W. Pope
Clifton Bass
Grapevine
O. S. Bass
Norman Harper
J. A. Harper
Alfred Schwiening
San Angelo
H. T. Atterberry
Mrs. M. N. Alexander
Tennessee
Founda
Tion
S. H. Montgomery Agency
Lynn Goss of
Richardson
Cecil Bartley
Jack Baker of
Mrs. C. K. Smith
Carl Holland
Denton
Leslie Holland
Huntsville
Mrs. Griffin Dollarhide
A. M. Bryant
Melvin Ray Bell
Ralph Christian
Clifton Brookins
Leonard
Lucian Rascoe
Royse City
F. B. Roscoe
Glen Earnheart
B. G. Earnheart
Chesterfield, Mo
Roy Benson and
Cecil Walker
T. L. Cowart
Lokey Edwards
Community Public Service Co
Clint Hennig
Electric Power Company
W. A. Thurman
Meterman
Hennig
Claud Reynolds
Floyd Hansen
Midland
Paul Cornelius
James V. Dixon
Georgia
J. B. Dixon
Mrs. Corene Edwards
Louisville, Ky
Don Harrom
H. K. Tate
L. H. Darwin
Jerry Wilson
Ft. Worth
Elmer Ryan
Sherman Hospital
Eldridge Caylor and Sons of
Ravenna
Guy Stepp
Avon Dale Ricks
Waco
Ing SO
LAW
Donigan
Bob Meisenbach
Ed Price
Larry Presley
Rex Ray Circle
Jake Williams
Mobil Service
S&h
Your Electric Light & Power Company
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