Memories of September 1920 to 1930 Whitewright Notes
A historical notice column records multiple brief items from The Sun, including deaths of Dr. Jesse B. Hall 65 and R. F. Morrow 86, local moves and visits, cotton ginning totals, school openings and staff at Whitewright Public Schools, and several teaching assignments. Additional items mention baptisms, births, scout merit badges, and residents traveling to Chicago, Houston, and Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse B. Hall
Mildred Browning
Dallas
the Sun
R. F. Morrow
Ely
Della Yates
Eli Yates
Emma Davidson
Henrietta
Louise Sears
McKinney
Nell Montgomery
Houston
Orbia Blanton
Chicago
University of Chicago
Boy Scouts
Billy Magar
Dick Montgomery
N. B. Nichoson
Guy Hamilton Jr
Leila Parrish
Kentuckytown
Whitewright
F. W. Smith
W. C. Cantrell
A. N. Gee
Gladys Ray
Dorothy Tapscott
Rozella Cavaness
Margaret Boone
Sue Stephens
Susie L. Noe
Newton Manning
Isabel Noe
Mae Hall
Sallye Hamilton
Kate Fulton
Gertrude Schooling
Clarence Martin
Mary Rena Penn
Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma A
M. College
Marian Barbee
Plano
J. F. Fender
Joe M. Russell
B. S. Montgomery
Amateene May
Evelyn Wilson
Paris Presbytery
Whitesboro
U S Coffee Prices Shock Brazilians
A Brazilian farm delegation visiting the United States expressed disbelief at coffee prices, noting five to ten cents per cup as high by Brazilian standards. They acknowledged coffee as Americans' favorite drink but found the U S brew weak and very weak.
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Washington
Brazil
United States
U. S
Stolen Ford V-8 from Texas driveway reported
A Ford V-8 owned by Gomer May was stolen from a driveway at Mrs. Lucian LaRoe’s home on a Tuesday evening. The item appears in a local 1935 newspaper with other notices including teaching positions and a large legal citation in Grayson County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sun
Gomer May
Lucian LaRoe
Nadine Kight
Aspermont
Carl
Earl Jenkins
Whitewright Cleaners
Bonham
Robert Cantrell
Daily Democrat
Marlin
David Lee
Joe Johnson
Gladys Ray
Gainesville
Chesley Rutledge
Glenda Mae
Legal land description and boundary survey near Honey Creek
A 104.33 acre tract bounded by established fences Honey Creek and adjacent surveys is described with metes and bounds, including exceptions of 2.33 acres awarded to Zeffie Potts Stone. The document cites multiple surveys G. W. Hobson S. C. Inman and Shannon and references court Cause No. 56282. Publication dates August 25 September 1 8 15 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Texas
Fate Potts
Orrie Lee Potts
Leroy Brown
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
R. A. Neathery
Edward Potts
Randall Potts
Oglether Spears
G. W. Hobson
University League
S. C. Inman
Thomas J. Shannon
Shannon
Ss. C. Inman
Red
Hobson
B. Rickettes
Honey Creek
Fourth Tract
Inman
Zeffie Potts
H. C. Stone
Consolidated
Grayson
University Lands
Metes
A. D
S. V. Earnest
Shirley Davis
Whitewright Sun
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Percy Davis
Fort Worth
A. H. Davis
Lyda German
Pilot Point
Lois Lively
Alonzo Meadows
Pilot Grove
T. B. Moore
Colorado
Vivian Echols
Martha Bryant
CIA
Denton
Joe
Marge
Jeb
Cupit Laundry
Feed
Pascal Farley
Ianah
Denison, Texas
Humble Company
Texans
Texas In Review
Humble Oil & Refining Company
Caraway