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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1946

Page

4

Whitewright fair and Texas State Fair dates set

The Red River Valley Fair opens September 23 and the Great State Fair of Texas runs from October 5. Texas Democrats held a tame state convention in San Antonio, with politics anticipated to loom again in two years. UT data show July job gains of 1.5 percent and payroll growth of 2.7 percent with manufacturing employment around 308 300.

Texas San Antonio University of Texas Bureau of Business Research

Two Seas by Bruce Barton in McCall's Magazine

A meditation contrasts the Sea of Galilee with a parched inland sea. The Jordan feeds both, but one sea hoards water while the other prints generosity into the landscape. The piece uses biblical imagery to discuss values and sharing.

Sea of Galilee Palestine Bruce Barton McCall's Magazine Jordan the Sun The Sun

The BB Rifle Boy at Paris and public safety notes

A. W. Neville recalls the long campaign to curb sale of BB and air rifles to children. He cites Jerry Harris, an elderly Black man harmed by a BB rifle while hauling wagon, as an example of the dangers. He recalls 1907 city court warnings and a judge's suspension of judgment as enforcement began.

McKinney Examiner A. W. Neville The Paris News Examiner Neville Butch Atkinson Jerry Harris Jerry Corporation Court Daily Advocate Paris Ice Company Jack Carter Advocate

Juvenile Delinquency warned over rifle use in city

A local writer urges parental and municipal action as boys discharge target rifles within corporate limits. He notes damages have occurred from firearm use and bluntly assigns blame to parental guidance, laments fading paternal authority, and predicts little drop in juvenile delinquency without reform.

Engineers Draw Final Plans For Bonham Hospital

Surveys for location of a 350 bed veterans domiciliary in Bonham are done. Final plans are prepared in Tulsa for ultimate Veterans Administration approval. The facility will cost about 2 million dollars with 900 thousand already allotted. It will house 300 convalescent and 50 hospital beds. Construction starts around January 1 with a new street linking to Highway 82.

Bonham Tulsa U. S. Engineers Veterans Administration Lipscomb Congress Paris Sherman

Pre-School Party Ends In Tragedy

Patricia Doyle, 11, died after a .22 rifle discharged at a Denton area pre-school party. Police said her 8-year-old guest and her brother Teddy Joe had hunted earlier and the weapon misfired while being handled. Patricia died on the way to a Denton hospital.

Denton Patricia Doyle Mary Jane Doyle Ponder H. B. Oliver Teddy Joe Oliver

The Sun Honor Roll Adds Local Subscriptions Names

The Sun lists recent additions to its honor roll including J. L. Pointer Ed Martin David Johnson Claud Birdwell Mrs S T Pearce Joe W Jenkins Leslie Holland Miss Foy Reeves Lucian Andrews Mrs Burl Sanders T M Hasty Ford Moore W C Wood J E Coggins Horace Below Miss Carrie Hamilton Mrs Lee Hampton R P Montgomery P M Helms P H Connelly J Frank Roberts Mrs J W Henry Mrs Ott Lackey B R Nicholson Roy Hamilton and Katie Kincaid. The paper urges renewals ahead of upcoming rate increases and notes May aim to keep local rates if possible.

The Sun J. L. Pointer Ed Martin David Johnson Claud Birdwell S. T. Pearce Joe W. Jenkins Leslie Holland Miss Foy Reeves Lucian Andrews Burl Sanders T. M. Hasty Ford Moore W.C. Wood J. E. Coggins Horace Carrie Hamilton Lee Hampton R. P. Montgomery P. M. Helms

Hippie Busting Kiss Not Stop Him at 93

Cissna Park Illinois observes a 70th wedding anniversary for John Bishop 93 and Carrie May 89. Bishop a 40 year justice of the peace recalls breaking his hip 22 years earlier when he slipped while running around chairs at a party in a kissing game and still keeps active.

Cissna Park Ill John Bishop Carrie May Bishop

Freshman-Who Was the First Inventor

A junior remark leads to a quip about the first inventor, credited with supplying parts for the first loud speaker. The note ends with an advertising line urging printing services in Whitewright.

Adam

Negro Held in Slaying at Plano

Dallas police detained a 40 year old Negro on suspicion in the slaying of Ernest Teichmann at Plano a veteran railroad telegrapher. Teichmann believed shot after a robbery of the railway station with about 40 dollars taken. Investigators linked the suspect to a Celina murder charge and recent Dallas liquor store robberies.

Dallas Ernest Teichmann Plano Teichmann Betwee Celina Paralee Bryan O. T.) Mitchell Mitchell

Slayer’s entry ends tenure as office opens

Mrs. Teichmann, visiting Itasca, was advised of her husband’s death as the slayer entered the office, marking a grim moment in local affairs.

Attention Mr Stork A Southern Mammy Names Children

A peculiarly phrased note recalls a Southern mammy who named her children Eenie Meenie Minie and George to avoid any Moe. The remark highlights dialect humor and a playful naming choice from a bygone era.

Eenie Meenie Minie George Moe

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Whitewright J. H. Waggoner T. Glenn Doss Postoffice Bonham Hospital Brother Jonathan South Bond Street Ed Martin Harness Shop Truman Tomlinson Hi-Way Cafe Hi-Way Grocery James H. Gosnell James Robnett Mr. Stork Wallace Lester Haile Vaughan Davis Houston
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