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Newspaper

Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1961

Page

2

Down Memory Lane Highlights And Local Updates

Ike Looney buys a 68 acre farm northwest of Tom Bean from T J Isbell. The funeral of Mrs Laura Lemmon Pridmore held at Oak Hill Cemetery. Hudson Davis Co advertises silk socks hats and shirting. S D Fulton brings first cotton bale and sells at 20 cents. Mrs W F Holland moves to Dallas. A son born to Mr and Mrs Oscar Jones. a daughter to Mr and Mrs Austin Stedham in Salina Kansas. C A Wilson buys old W H King home west of town. Mr and Mrs Granvolee Hansard receive a Saturday evening shower near Haliburton residence.

the Sun Ike Looney Tom Bean T. J. Isbell Laura Lemmon Pridmore Welch Okla Oak Hill Cemetery Hudson, Davis & Co Brown S. D. Fulton W. F. Holland Dallas Oscar Jones Austin Stedham Salina Kansas Stedham Mollie Everheart Whitewright Mr. Stedham C. A. Wilson W. H. King Montgomery Granvolee Hansard Floyd Haliburton

Postmaster Frank A. King Weds Miss Thyra Badgett

Postmaster Frank A. King and Miss Thyra Badgett of Denison were married Friday. The item notes local social news and a wedding in the Denison area. Also mentioned: Whitewright gins have processed 400 bales of cotton to date, and Mrs. Grady Gillett with Mrs. R. A. Gillett hosted a Monday evening gathering honoring Mrs. Grover Gillett’s move to Lubbock.

the Sun Frank A. King Thyra Badgett Denison Whitewright Grady Gillett R. A. Gillett Grover Gillett Lubbock

First Cotton Bale Weighed 1941 Harvest Near Orangeville

C. C. Morgan east of Orangeville brought in the season s first cot ton bale Saturday selling at 16 1 2 cents per pound. School opens Sept 8 with E C Butler as superintendent and a long faculty list including David McKinney high school principal L E Ricketts grade school principal and several teachers.

C. C. Morgan Orangeville E. C. Butler David McKinney Kathryn Roddy Cora Mae Thornton Thomas Sears Boyd Payne R. B. Cruse Eva Williams Jack Proctor L. E. Ricketts Lucyle Sanders Martha Joe Sears Emerson Sallye Hamilton Herman Bedford Margaret Lilley R. P

Wedding customs through the ages from Roman to modern times

A compact history of wedding rites tracing the cake, rings, and vows from ancient Rome to medieval England as well as the transfer of authority via a bride’s shoe, the trousseau, and the veil’s evolution from the flammeum.

Youth Driver Receives Booklet and Ticket in Centralia

Donald Jones, 16, asked at the Centralia police station for a state traffic laws booklet. He left with the booklet and a ticket for riding his motorcycle without an operator's license.

Centralia Donald Jones

Look Before You Leap In Business Texas Lesson

A man named John opens a meat shop after military service but loses customers when the previous owner Amos Jones opens a second shop nearby. The story warns to include non compete clauses in sales and to research rights before starting a business.

John Amos Jones Amos

Tomato Aspic Salad With Olive Garnish

Prepare a tomato aspic salad and season with chili powder and Worcestershire sauce. Fold wedges of ripe olives into the gelatine before pouring into salad molds.

State of Texas Citation for Divorce in Grayson County

Evan Evans is commanded to appear and answer the petition filed August 11 1961 in Cause No 67692 by Novie Luell Evans seeking divorce on cruel treatment. Appearance required before 10 am on the first Monday after 42 days from issuance, September 25 1961, at the 15th District Court in Sherman Texas. Published in The Whitewright Sun on August 17 24 31 and September 7 1961.

State OF Texas Evan Evans A. D 15Th District Court of Grayson County Court House Sherman Texas Novie Luell Evans S. W. Earnest Gladys Hamilton Whitewright Sun William R. Caruthers James G. Thompson Et Ux Martha J. Thompson L. S. Evans Charlotte Evans Augustus A. Smith Robert S. Stevens Denison Town Company Magnus Snedal Martha Snedal Ola A. Snedal Andrew A. Snedal Mary Snedal John Jeldy Jim J. G.) Waters Garrett Waters Preston Waters Vallie Waters Aubrey Waters Anderson Aubrey Waters Parker Anthony Waters Parker Amos Parker 15Th District Court Denison S. V. Earnest Shirley Davis

Ancient Auto Proves They Just Dont

In Hebron North Dakota farmer Herbert Chase cherishes his 1907 Model J Richmond known as The Merry Widow. It remains operable with two original tires and has never needed parts, reflecting its enduring craftsmanship. The car has reportedly covered about 10 000 miles and holds a value up to 3500 despite offers.

Hebron N. D Herbert Chase Chase Richmond

Denison Suit Seeks Title and Damages on Town Lot

Court action filed August 11 1961 seeks $200 in damages and title to Lot Eight in Block Nineteen of Denison Original Town, Grayson County Texas. The pamphlet lists numerous defendants led by J L Johnson as plaintiff and covers heirs and representatives of defendants. The case appears in The Whitewright Sun notice dated September 7 1961.

Fire engine red car from Wayne Works era in Indiana

The vehicle, painted fire-engine red, was built in Richmond Indiana by Wayne Works, a defunct maker that produced cars from 1907 to 1911 before returning to buggies and wagons.

Richmond Ind Wayne Works

Defense on the Cuff

The Fort Worth Press argues families must prioritize essential expenses and warns against financing luxuries. It cites Nixon's advice to shelve nonessential spending and urges voters to support defense while resisting higher taxes for extravagant political propositions.

Washington Richard M. Nixon

Bell System hits milestone two million owners

A major newspaper report highlights the Bell System achieving a historic milestone with two million owners, cited as the first time an American business reached that level of ownership. The note emphasizes the Bell System’s role, as the speaker’s company is a part of it.

Bell System Hugh Irene Polson Wichita Kansas Kay Louise Stephen Hugh Polsons Mrs. Polson Polson

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