Local Weddings and Obituaries Include Montgomery-Kimbell Union
Miss Rachel Montgomery and Fountain Kimbell of Groesbeck wed at the bride's parents' home Saturday. Mrs Lucinda Allison died at home south of town Monday. W T Noe, 80, died in East Whitewright Sunday. Vernon McFatridge to be ordained at First Baptist Church. Lillie Brown wed in Durant Oklahoma. WHS Reflector staff listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Montgomery
Fountain Kimbell
Groesbeck
B. S. Montgomery
Lucinda Allison
Reynolds May
Albert L. Jackson
Miss Montgomery
Robert Gallaher
Estelle Montgomery
Edwin May
Elliott Thomas
Claud Douglas
Tom Bean
Julian Montgomery
Wichita Falls
H. T. Atterberry
Denison
Grady May
Caddo Mills
W. T. Noe
East Whitewright
Vernon McFatridge
First Baptist Church
Lillie Brown
J.N. Brown
Orangeville
Durant
Oklo
WHS
Beatrice Maynard
Clovis Gates
James Lindsey
Dick Montgomery
Robert Doss
W. Cantrell
Sturdivant Celebrates Eightieth Birthday At Local Roundup
W A Sturdivant marked his eightieth birthday Sunday as Rotary Club events feature music by Miss Mary Johnson and Miss Elizabeth May and readings by Miss Martha Sears. J D Heard serves on the Grayson County grand jury while Rev W A Stuckey attends the North Texas Conference in Greenville this week. Pupils of Miss Lucile LaRoe organized a grammar school club Tuesday naming officers including Margaret Lilley and Aileen Pennington with Dorothy LaRoe and Joe Thomas May on the program committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Sturdivant
J. D. Heard
Grayson County
Grand Jury
Mary Johnson
Martha Joe Sears
Elizabeth May
Rotary Club
W. A. Stuckey
North Texas
Greenville
Lucile LaRoe
Margaret Lilley
Aileen Pennington
Sarah Belle Gillett
Dorothy LaRoe
Joe Thomas May
Dorothy Juan Gillett
Claudine Glidewell
Clarence Pace
J. C. Pace
Whitewright
Stephens Bryant buy O. L. Jones fire agency
Paul Stephens and Murray Bryant of Stephens Bryant insurance bought the O. L. Jones fire insurance agency. Whitesboro Rotary attendees included R. R. Waldo, Clay Horton, C. J. Meador, Rev. C. W. Dennis, Sidney Watson, H. P. Donigan, Gomer May, Murray Bryant, C. B. Bryant Jr., John Bean, R. T. Pennington, H. W. Key, N. L. Manning, W. E. La Rue, plus Grace Chumbley, Joan Everheart, Vivian Echols, and Janis Jayne Horton. Frances Pope to work at Sherman. Roscoe Pace to Moran. Birth announced for E. L. Cox's grandson on Oct. 14. Busy Bee Club met. WHS Reflector staff listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Stephens
Murray Bryant
Stephens & Bryant Insurance Agency
O. L
Pig) Jones Fire Insurance Agency
Whitewright
Whitesboro Rotary Club
R. R. Waldo
Clay Horton
C. J. Meador
Rev
C. W. Dennis
Sidney Watson
H. P. Donigan
Gomer May
C. B. Bryant Jr
John Bean
R. T. Pennington
H. W. Key
N. L. Manning
W. E. la Rue
Grace Chumbley
Joan Everheart
Vivian Echols
Janis Jayne Horton
Frances Pope
Sherman
Roscoe
Dad) Pace
Moran
E. L. Cox
Ely
Bonnie Nicholson
Busy Bee Club
Jack Bogle
Plainview
Weyland College
WHS Reflector
Lytle Biggerstaff
Velma Mae Nicely
Dorothy Tapscott
Joe Alexander
William Baxter
Jimmie Lee Brown
Mary Lee Chaney
Louise Cooper
Isabelle Craig
Sybil Davenport
Katie Ford
Preston Hannah
Anther Hudgins
Patti Jean Hulett
Dorothy LaRoe
Margaret Lilley
Pauline Mitchell
Dorothy Nicholson
Paul Pierson
Ocie Scott
Onie Scott
Byron Teague
Anna Lee Yowell
Leon Chumbley
Pops Shows Consideration Despite Differences
The speaker notes his father always treats others with courtesy, even placing a beer on ice for visits while choosing coffee himself. He respects opposing views on personal choices and avoids making a public issue of them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pops
The $64,000 Question and Tax Impact on Prize Earners
A summary of tax effects on game show winnings shows a single filer with no other income keeps $17,540 from $32,000 and $26,560 from $64,000, with the rest taken by taxes. The decision to chase $64,000 hinges on potential gains versus loss of current take home pay, as higher income means higher tax percentages.
Witty snippets from a humorous classroom and road scene
A humorous collection of short vignettes includes an RFD exam question about the moon, a swimmer crossing the Tiber, a census query about marital status, a traffic jam caused by a new wife, and jokes about marriage and divorce. The tone is light and anecdotal with punchlines.
Deaf ear helps solve missing husband case at river drag
In a police station scene a woman claims her husband may drown himself and asks river authorities to drag the river. The inspector asks how to recognize him. She says he is deaf in one ear. A separate late night moment has a man muttering by a radio and a wife calling him. Another man forgets a safe combination and yells from inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Excursion to Heaven Snubbed by Skeptical Parishioner
A revival scene ends with an old man declining Heaven’s trip while others stand. The minister laments a parishioner leaving a tavern, then the man admits he will return inside. The exchange ends with a comic return to the tavern.
Sandwich customer and clock collision on crowded street
A diner requests another sandwich then asks for a paper weight. A man with a grandfather clock collides with a woman in a busy street, knocking her down. She collects herself, then glares at him as she rises with her packages.
Comic Quip Reveals Witty Will Controversy
A jokey dialogue centers on Brown challenging his wife s will. The twist reveals she is not dead, prompting a phone prank about the Salvation Army and a request to “save” a girl for Saturday night. The line ends with a punchy, darkly comic note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
The
Salvation Army
Let Others Seek a Foreign Share
A brief travel reflection urges people to take the children to iconic sites such as the Eiffel Tower and the pyramids, highlighting family travel as an aspirational goal and a memorable bonding experience.
Taking It Easy by Richard Armour
A humorous poem describes the easy chair as a thief that quietly steals coins, grooming items, a shopping list, and personal belongings as the speaker lounges. The chair is cheerful and well stuffed, inviting rest while the speaker acknowledges a playful sense of guilt for overstuffing it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Armour
Notice to Creditors of J H Story Estate
Original Letters Testamentary were granted July 1955 by Grayson County Court to CC Scott and Lee L Klein as joint Independent Executors. Creditors must present claims within legal time. Executors' address is 911 East Lamar Sherman Grayson County Texas. Published in The Whitewright Sun October 6 13 20 27 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Story
A. D
Grayson County
East
Lamar
Sherman
Grayson
State of Texas
CC. Scott
Lee L. Klein
Whitewright Sun
Estate of J. E. Marshall Deceased Grants Letters Testamentary
Legal notice states Clara E. Marshall executrix for the estate of J. E. Marshall deceased was granted letters August 29 1955 by Grayson County Court Texas. Claimants must present their claims within the legal period to 918 South Travis Sherman Texas. Notices appear on November 13 20 27 and November 3 1955.
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Joe Marsh
Pops Foster
Blue
United States Brewers Foundation
Warsk
Fort Worth Press
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Texas
John B. McAnair
Thomas J. Shannon
James G. Wright
Eliza Shannon
Berrell P. Smith
Sarah H. Smith
Paul Watson
Jane Watson
James E. Head
Ann E. Head
D. L. Bennett
R. L. Lively
Elizabeth Lively
R. Kelly
Kinchin Kelly
Nancy Kelly
Lauson Kelly
Sarah E. Kelly
Rice Maxey
Sam Bell Maxey
William P. Carter
Jane Carter
Jane
J. W. Walker
Nancy Walker
F. J. Agnew
S. J. Agnew
W. H. Lucas
John C. Blair
Mable Blair
John E. Neff
Katie Neff
F. L. O'Hanlon
Emma Gildon
15Th District Court
Court House
James Underwood Collins
J. B. Shannon
W. P. Carter
S. B. & Rice Maxey
A. T. Cook
Metes and Bounds
Carter Street
Hall & Jones
City of
Jake C. Williams
W. F. Blair
Williams
J. W. Boyer
S. V. Earnest
Striet
Nancy Davenport
Jet Sun
RFD
Earth
Moon
Tiber
Willie
J. E. Marshall
South
Travis Street
Clara E. Marshall
DU Pont Dulux
L. Laroe & CO
Pardner
San Antonio
Katy
Tioga
Fort WI
Dallas
Austin
Canada
Pullman
LAY Railroad
Dallas Lancaster
Waxahachie
Tay “Ford
Waco
BaRtert
Granger
ORG
EOWN
New Braunfels
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