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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1962

Page

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Pigskin Club to Feature Whitewright-Princeton Film

A Pigskin Club meeting set for 7 30 Monday night at the Firemen's Hall will show a movie of Friday's Whitewright Princeton game. Lakey Edwards was elected president and Earl Blanton secretary. directors include Joe Crouch Bill Holloway and David Johnson. Rainfall in September reached 11 7 inches the heaviest for the month in memory. Bois d Arc Creek ran flood stage. cattle losses and topsoil wash occurred. Over 2000 attended the opening of the Whitewright Nursing Home with praise for its care and comfort. A hearing on the Katy Railroad depot closure in Whitewright ended with continued freight service by Katy and Coordinated Transportation Co. A reader note confirms a Pigskin Club meeting was indeed published near the top of page four.

Firemen’s Hall Princeton Lakey Edwards Earl Blanton Joe Crouch Bill Holloway David Johnson S. T. Montgomery Findley Haile Russell Summers Lloyd Alexander Sherman Texas Railroad Commission Katy Railroad Whitewright Mr. Haile Whitewright Group Katy Railroad Coordinated Transportation Co Sun Clint Hennig Earl

Farmer faces fig crop setback after cold winter

Last year J. P. Ownby's fig trees yielded a bumper crop and he sold plentiful figs to buyers. This year the trees were killed to the ground by a severe winter and now focus on growing new wood with few, if any, figs available.

J. P. Ownby

Shooting near town center leaves questions and no injuries

Last Saturday night a shooting occurred near the town center around 4 a.m. No injuries were reported though gunfire was heard. Meanwhile reports note 9 million public workers in the U.S. and Honey Grove seeks $21,771 in back taxes with final notices and potential suits for delinquents.

Honey Grove

Whitewright PTA appoints yearlong committees

The Whitewright PTA executive committee announces committees for the coming year. The first meeting is October 9 at 7 30 p.m. in the High School library, an open house for all. Hospitality will provide refreshments. committees include Membership Year Book Publicity Project Library Telephone Welfare Ways and Means and others with chairs and members listed.

Whitewright Parent-Teacher Association PTA

Tax delinquents face pressure as Honey Grove vows action

The town warns delinquents taxes must be paid, noting homesteads are taxable and can be sold for taxes like any property. The piece criticizes lax collectors and praises prompt payers, arguing for a tougher stance and fairness to 90 percent of taxpayers. It cites B E OBrian on hometown business bias.

Honey Grove

Unc Dan’s Bushwhack of News in a Country Store

Uncle Dan relays a Saturday night talk at the country store where Ed Doolittle mocked Senate frills. The discussion touches Senator Gruening’s Alaska population claim, Senator Byrd’s apple pie recipe, and jokes about watermelons and Department of Agriculture pamphlets.

Ed Doolittle Senator Morse Senator Gruening Alaska Senate Wimmen Congressional Record Clem Gruening Bug Hookum Virginia Bug Zeke Grubb Zeke Department of Agriculture Laos U. S. Department of Agriculture

Discovery Could Help Control Boll Weevils

USDA entomologists report a water extract from cotton plants creates an arrestant that attracts boll weevils to nearby substances. Tests aim to use this to lure weevils to noncotton plants, reducing pests and costs while pursuing synthetic or cottonless options. The boll weevil has caused vast damage since 1892, impacting cotton costs nationwide.

U. S

Riding Club Play Day Set for Sept 16 at 2 PM

The Whitewright Riding Club hosts Play Day on Sunday September 16 at 2 00 PM with the Van Alstyne Riding Club visiting. Concession stand open. ribbons awarded to six places and a trophy to the club with the most points. Public invited with no admission charge.

Whitewright van Alstyne

Tigers Win Opener Against Celeste

The Whitewright Tigers edged Celeste 7 0 in a postponed game. Johnny Williams returned a punt 27 yards to set up the decisive scoring drive, with Joe Hennig powering the final three yards and Sam Montgomery adding the extra point.

Tigers Princeton Johnny Williams Paydirt Joe Hennig Sam Montgomery Montgomery Curtis Tillett Bobbles Whitewright Celeste Leon Scott Gene Sparks Hennig Mike Holloway Whitewright Kent Williams James Clark

Beall Reflects on Early America in BIA Remarks

Sen J Glenn Beall objects to modern policy by recalling a controversial, satirical view of colonization era governance. He claims the red man governed before white settlers arrived, suggesting future generations could regret imposing taxes and programs.

Sabin Type III Polio Vaccine Drive This Sunday

Grayson County conducts a county wide Sabin Type III polio vaccine drive with clinics in Whitewright Van Alstyne Whitesboro Sherman Denison and nearby towns. Dr Paul Geers Clinic hosts an all day session from 8 30 am to 6 00 pm with a 25 cent suggested donation for eligible residents six weeks and up. Pre register blanks printed in The Sun and at clinics to speed service.

Whitewright Grayson County Paul E. Geers Grayson County Medical Society van Alstyne Whitesboro Sherman Denison Terrell School Fred Douglass Geers

Funeral services for Robert W. Grant in Bonham

Robert W. Grant 70 died Tuesday in Bonham after a long illness. Funeral services set for Friday 3 p.m. at Wise Funeral Home with Rev. R O Young and Rev. C C Dooley officiating. Burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. Survived by wife Velma Kirkpatrick, brother Ed Grant, two cousins James Carmichael and Paul Hendricks, nephew Edward Grant Jr. He was a World War I veteran and Bonham Presbyterian deacon.

Earnheart Edgar Lee Stine Sherman Hospital C. C. Dooley First Presbyterian Church Dale Gore First Baptist Church Oak Hill Cemetery Lee Penny Wallace Wilson Bill White James H. Gosnell B. W. Newman Paul Ryan Leonard Stine Charlie Susan Gibson Whitewright Stella Nelson Bonham Cleo Cline Lubbock Wise Robert W. Grant R. O. Young Oak Hill Glasgow Scotland Mr. Grant Charles Grant Ed Grant United States Texas Presbyterian Church of Velma Kirkpatrick Grant U. S. Presbyterian Church Baton Rouge, la James Carmichael Paul Hendricks Fort Worth Edward Grant Jr Baton Rouge R. E. Hickman

Raymond Skipworth Dies in Fort Worth Heart Attack

Funeral services were held Tuesday in Vernon for Raymond Skipworth fifty native of the Whitewright community who died Sunday in his Fort Worth home after a heart attack. Burial was in Vernon. Skipworth a painter was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fowler Skipworth. Survivors include his wife two children and nine brothers and sisters.

Trenton Ed Riley Jack Farley Whitewright Burns Cemetery Riley Sherman Hospital Jeff Maggie Moody Trenton Baptist Church Ed Riley Jr Jack Wood Kemp Aubrey Myrick Irving R. C. Evans Fort Worth Raymond Moody Sherman Swede Martin Oakland Calif Ernest Reeves Dallas Otha Briggs D. B. Wheeler Lubbock Dallas Latta Vernon Raymond Skipworth Skipworth Fowler Skipworth

Rayburn Library Day Designated in Bonham Memorial

Gov Price Daniel designates September 16 as Sam Rayburn Library Day at the Rayburn Library in Bonham with a memorial ceremony. Eight presidents’ portraits will be presented to the library and the Rayburn commemorative postage stamp debuts that day.

Austin Price Daniel Sam Rayburn House Rayburn Bonham Post Office

Senate Unit Approves Call-Up Authority

The Senate Armed Services Committee backed a standby plan to activate 150000 reservists if the situation worsens. Secretary McNamara and General Lemnitzer testified the move could avert crises, with priority for those having only six months of active duty and on pay drill status.

Washington Senate Armed Services Committee Senate Mike Mansfield Montana Richard B. Russell D-Ga Robert S. McNamara Lyman L. Lemnitzer Joint Chiefs of Staff Berlin

Television To Be Used As Teacher

Stanford researchers predict by 1971 every major school will have at least one closed circuit TV system for demonstrations and observation. In elementary and secondary schools about a third of class time will be spent on TV while colleges reach about 50 percent. Large TV classes will be balanced by small discussion groups for questions and debate. Taxpayers unloaded on government jobs in civil service exams.

Stanford Calif Institutite For Communications Research Stanford University

Also Mentioned on This Page

Voltaire New Whitewright Nursing Home Paul Geers S. T. Montgomery, Jr Philip Earnheart Martha Emerson Leta Harper Robert Sivley Kenneth Frisby Clarence Bonds Randell Jones J. W. Warrington Clyde Little Carl Boney Sammye Caldwell Wallace Mynatt Charles Hulsey Joe Robinson Ben Johnson Dick Walker Lanell Neal Ron Faison J. D. Marlowe Mardell Pumphrey James Gosnell Joe Bodine Jack Lackey Dick Leonards H. L. Darwin Thomas Sears Lillian Neathery Buel Range Gene Meador James Bryant Fred Murphy E. E. Chism L. H. Durham Keith Starnes Rence Morgan Tom Barnes Pat Murphy O. G. Bow Irving Slaughter Louis Franklin Gen Hicks Elbert Bennett Leon White Doyce Worsham Wallace May Charles Skaggs Dick Leonardi John Biggerstaff Bill Pettit W. J. Billner J. W. Barnes J. W. Bartley S. D. Blackerby Maurice Cate O. V. Barker B. E. O’brien Dan Tom Bean Dear Mister USDA Riding Club Whitewright Tigers Stubborn Celeste Bureau of Indian Affairs J. Glenn Beall Whitewright, Texas Grayson Fannin Tex Sabin E. L. Stine Mrs Rayburn Library
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