Church Guests and Local Visitors Noted in Weekly Honours
Fifty attendees at Sunday services. Bible study well attended Thursday. Local residents and visitors from Sherman Anna and Dallas called on friends and relatives across multiple towns. Several deaths noted with William James of Bells and Minnie?e Felmer among mourners. Bingo winners listed as Herbert Stagner Rosa Jones Lester Horn Daisy Hahnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Mae Robert Son
Whitewright
Leon Copeeland
Sherman
Ian Copeland
Jewell Mullinix
Bells
Whit McBroom
Pearl Washburn
Ollie Reamer
John Stephens
Teresa
O.S. Anderson
John Gilliam
Clyde Robinson
Mary McCollum
C.C. Cook
Trenton
A.B. Terry
Anna
Rush
Randolph
C.R. Jones
Austin
Mary Jones
Jack Hutcherson
E.L. Alexander
E.A . Alexander
Bob Warren
Stockton
Calif
Gil Parten
Mary Warren
Arthur Mitchell
Dallas
W.M. Tackett
Desert
Minnie Jane Felmer
Juanita Love
el Paso
D.H. Dyer
Crose Byton
Lockie Queener
Lestribble
Mattie Bell
T.E. Jones
Ben Aldredge
Nton
Thad Moreland
H.C. Mee
Edith Crawford
Lee Hulett
Herman Beall
Bert
Kristie Miller
Mers
Arvie Medders
Linda
Ginger Hill
Edna Brashears
van Alstyne
Benton K. Vaughan
Annie Shaw
Hoyt Sprowe
Amanda Cooper
Fred Clark
Denison
G.L. True
Jackesonville
Fla
Lillie McKenna
William James
Mattie Lynch
Herbert Stagner
Rosa Jones
Lester Horn
Daisy Hahnel
Local family vacation plans span Oklahoma and Galveston
Locals Rev. and Mrs. Bill Gresham and daughter Angella left Wednesday for a two week vacation visiting Angella's grandmother Mrs. J.M. Harper in Madill Oklahoma. They will then join his parents Mr. and Mrs. W.W. C. Gresham in Grand Prairie to visit Galveston, returning to Whitewright on Nov 2. Also on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Morton and son Kevin of Dallas and Mrs. T. L. Morton of Fort Worth were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Grover Stuteville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Gresham
Angella
J.M. Harper
MaDill
Oklo
Ww.c. Gresham
Grand Prairie
Galveston
Whitewright
Jack Morton
Kevin
Dallas
T.L. Morton
Ft. Worth
Grover Stuteville
Whitewright seeks larger discharge permit for wastewater plant
The City of Whitewright applies to the Texas Water Quality Board to amend Waste Control Order 10644 for a new sewage treatment facility to discharge up to 625000 gallons per day, an increase of 595000 gallons daily. The proposed oxidation ditch plant would be near town, with effluent flowing into Bois D Arc Creek and Red River. A public hearing is set for November 12, 1970 at 10:00 a.m. in Austin. Written comments encouraged five days prior and data based on watershed impacts preferred. The Hearing Commission may delay or relocate sessions to gather necessary information. Issued October 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright
West Grand Avenue
Texas
Texas Water Quality Board
Grayson County
Bois D 'Arc Creek
Red River
Texas Water Deevelopment Board
West Second Street
Austin
Vaca Street
Hearing Commission
James Shoren
Hugh C. Yantis, Jr
Gifts and council actions noted in local column
Several items appear from the edition including thanks for gifts and food signed Miss Lottie Brown, a Junior High and High School game schedule, Philley appointed as Councilman with term to April 1971, bond market notes, United Fund quota appeal, a standout football tackle count, ETSU vs Stephen F. Austin preview, Whitewright pride in Chuckie Watkins, donation ranges from 3 to 500 dollars, tributes planned for Blanton and deputies, and Texas Youth Council grants funding crime data systems with auto data banks and status tracing for criminal justice records in Harris and Tarrant counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mputer
Texas Youth Council
Criminal Justice Council
Harris
Tarrant
Local club officers listed with meeting date noted
Other officers and directors are as follows Don Crom vice president Bob Day secretary treasurer Bo Pettit year Clint Henning 1 year Mrs Pat Til man 2 years Robert Sales 2 years Floyd Bassett 3 years Don Williams 3 years all serving as directors The next meeting date is Wednesday Nov 4 1970 at Firemans Hall at 645 am The program will be primarily light It includes A Time for Music Scarborough Fair Canticle arranged by Simon and Garfunkle a medley of folk music and several religious selections The public is invited to attend this free concert at the GCC auditorium
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Crom
Bob Day
Bo Pettit
Clint Hennnig
Pat Tilleman
Robert Sales
Floyd Bassett
Don Williams
Fireman's Hall
Simon and Garfunkle
GCC
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Lottie Brown
Honey Grove
Franks
Shurfine
Viennas
Shurfi
S.F
CREME
Arrilial
Philley
Dallas Bond Company
United Fund
ETSU
Stephen F
Austin Sateurday
Whitewrighters
Chuckie Watkins
James H. Gosnell
Commission
Blanton
Con Ce
Ps. O
First Baptist Church
Kerman Lancaster
Marvin United Metodist
W.E. Grisham
Pirst United Methodist
Sunda
Church OF Christ
William H. Baker, Jr
George Hight
Methodist Church
Lonnie Stirson
First United Pentecostal
OK Feed. Mill
Cecil Watson
Enterprise Baptist
J.S. Tipton
Peaster
Training Union
First Presbyterian
C.C. Dooley
Nursing Home
Harry Stanley
H.W. Windfield
Kentucky Town Baptist
Lionel Lindley
Wed
B Baptist Church
Charles Pierce
Assembly OF God
Janice Hall
Everyuniag
Carl’s Sausage Company
Whitewright Nursing Home
Dawson
SCO
West Texas
DuPont
Sale
W. Coffin Denison
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