Whitewright business men schedule key trade meeting
A Whitewright meeting at 7:45 PM Thursday in the American Legion hall aims to decide if a fall trade inducement program will be adopted. Tuesday’s turnout was small, but enthusiasm grows for boosting local trade, with free money gifts discussed as a past model and to be voted on if enough members attend.
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Whitewright
American Legion Hall
Booster Club
Don’t Hamper Fire Boys There’s a Law
A new traffic code sections limit following fire apparatus and crossing fire hose. Section 100 prohibits drivers not on official business from following firefighting units within five hundred feet or parking within the block where apparatus stops. Section 101 forbids driving over an unprotected fire hose without the fire department command approval.
Damage suit filed in Sherman over golf club assault
Grady Ellis, secretary of Grayson County Farm Loan Association, filed a $26,100 damages suit in Fifty-ninth District Court against John Earl Jacques and D. C. Jacques of Denison for injuries allegedly suffered August 2 at Woodlawn Golf Club. Ellis, an officer of Woodlawn Club, was attacked while with his wife during an inventory with the club manager. He claims jaw fractures, tooth loss, shock, and head and neck lacerations, seeking $15,000 real damages, $10,000 exemplary damages, $600 medical expenses, and $500 additional costs. Webb, Elliott and Rogers of Sherman represent the plaintiff.
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Denison
Ellis
Webb
Elliott
Rogers
Sherman
Burial Insurance Rates Approved in Texas Hearing
Texas Burial Insurance Board approved new standard rates after a hearing with 93 of 454 associations represented. Rates range from 8c per month for under sixteen to 3.65 per month for ninety year olds, with 25c per month per 100 for a fifty year old. A note on using fruit juices to soak and cook dried fruits was also included.
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Austin
Texas’ New Burial Insurance Board
George B. Butler
State Board of Insurance Commissioners
Burial Insurance Rate Board
OFF TO COLLEGE GOERS FROM WHITEWRIGHT REGION
About forty boys girls and ex service men from Whitewright and nearby areas leave this week or soon to enroll in colleges across Texas and beyond. Names list students at East Texas State Teachers College North Texas Agricultural College Lubbock Tech Hardin Simmons University of Texas and more including Roby Wilson Guy Andrew and Wallace Reeves among others.
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Whitewright and
Section
East Texas State Teachers College
Commerce
David Johnson
Anna Ruth Johnson
Norma Smith
Roby Wilson
Ruth Maddux
J. Frank Wilson
Wilton McFarland
Billy Hatfield
Wandabell Sanderson
North Texas
Agricultural College
Arlington
E. T. Montgomery
Roy Martin
VFW Auxiliary Plans Halloween Carnival Oct 10
The VFW Auxiliary held its regular meeting Monday night and set plans for a Halloween Carnival on October 10. A special meeting will be held next Monday at 7 o clock, and every member is urged to attend.
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VFW
Fannin Fair to Stage Horse Show at Bonham
Bonham awaits the Fannin County Fair with a two night horse show on October 1 and 2 announced by Charles A. Jones secretary and general manager. The fair opens September 30 with a downtown parade led by Rep. Sam Rayburn of Bonham and features the Denison High School Band the Bonham High School Band and Hal Norton's Texas Roundup Band. Twenty two horse show classes are planned with support from Denton and McKinney horsemen. the event is sponsored by the Bonham Roundup Club.
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Bonham
Fannin County
Charles A. Jones
Jones
Denison High School
Sam Rayburn
Rayburn
U. S. Congress
Bonham High School
Hal Norton
Texas Roundup
Texas
Denton and
McKinney
Bonham Roundup Club
More Babies Being Born Now That Times Are Good
Washington report notes Native American white women aged 25 show higher fertility than since 1910 with 958 births per 1000 for the 1921 cohort by age 25. Comparisons cite 885 for 1915 19 and 864 for 1910 14, while 1900 04 reached 1 068. Whelpton attributes the rise to postponed births during the Depression and predicts a return to a long-term downward trend soon.
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Washington
International Statistical Institute
Pascal K. Whelpton
Miami University
Oxford
Ohio
Whelpton
Cotton Ginned Progress Report in Whitewright
Up to Thursday morning 452 bales of cotton had been ginned in Whitewright, vs 207 a year earlier. Prices show cotton at 33 cents per pound, seed at $85 per ton, with corn at 2.25 a bushel white and 1.85 yellow. Farmers market corn, cotton pickers in demand, gins running late, and pickers earning from 8 to 12 dollars daily.
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Whitewright
Paul Simpson to transfer to Honey Grove
Paul Simpson manager for Lone Star Gas Company Whitewright to be transferred to Honey Grove effective September 22. He will be succeeded by W. R. Milam of Bonham storekeeper for the Bonham office. Milam is married with a twelve year old daughter and will move to Whitewright when a dwelling is rented.
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Paul Simpson
Lone Star Gas Company
Whitewright
Honey Grove
Simpson
W. R
Bill” Milam
Bonham
Mr. Milam
Mrs. Simpson
Wisconsin County Seeks Relief Reimbursements
Milwaukee County intends to request repayments from former relief recipients whose finances have improved. The new policy uses the Community Fund family budget to assess capacity to repay, allowing personal expenses and insurance premiums. Repayment not required if it would cause hardship.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Milwaukee County
Community Fund
Another Test For Oil Started Tuesday
Sherman Grayson County Strawn sand discovery area near Sherman prepares for another exploration Tuesday, No. 1 H. H. Roberts well location 330 feet south and east of the H&TC Railroad on an 18.6 acre tract. Proposed depth 4,000 feet to test Standard of Texas No. 1 Covey-Bates. Also notes spudding the pool’s confirmation test No. 1 Rising McAnair survey, H. L. Hunt No. 1 McCullough. Also includes a knife sharpening caution.
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Sherman
Strawn
Grayson County
J. P. Madden
H. H. Roberts
H&tc
S. M. McGlothan
Standard of Texas
Covey-Bates
Standard
Central Christian Church Revival Services Begin Wednesday
Announcement states a series of evangelistic services starting Wednesday night September 24 at Central Christian Church. James L. Sandlin, pastor of the Greenville church, will lead each evening including Saturday. Sandlin is known in Whitewright for last year’s revival and for wartime talks. He served as chaplain at Perrin Field over a year.
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Central Christian Church
James L. Sandlin
Central Christian Church of
Greenville
Sandlin
Whitewright
Perrin Field
Go Ahead Signal Given On Ida Road
The Texas Highway Department plans ahead clearance on the Whitewright Ida Sherman farm to market road, with construction set to start soon. Workmen move fences back to the right of way as prep, the all weather road will be state maintained and serve farmers, school buses, and rural mail routes near Whitewright.
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Texas Highway Department
Whitewright-Ida-Sherman Farm
State Highway Department
Grayson County
Whitewright
Trenton
Highway Department
Bond Street
Fire Prevention Week Proclaimed Oct 5 11
Gov Jester announced Fire Prevention Week will run October 5 through 11 urging civic and school groups to promote safety. State figures show about 465 annual Texas fire deaths with Marvin Hall noting nearly 600 cities actively supporting programs and many cities cutting fire losses by about 50 percent. Oatmeal with molasses in water is suggested as an iron rich cereal option.
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Austin
Beauford H. Jester
Texas
Jester
Marvin Hall
Tigers Will Play Honey Grove Here Friday Night
Whitewright prepares for a football opener at Bryant Field against Honey Grove High School Friday at 8 p m The Tigers hope to deliver a strong showing under lights after two weeks of practice Pep Squad debuts feature as fans are urged to attend to boost the team rivalry between Whitewright and Honey Grove remains strong in this traditional matchup
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Whitewright
Bryant Field
Tigers
Honey Grove
Montgomery
State Fair Bigger and Better Than Ever at Dallas
Texans flock to the State Fair of Texas as entries soar in the Agricultural and Livestock Shows plus new exhibits. With two weeks to opening, Junior Livestock Show entries climb to 1,315 animals from 4-H and FFA youths across 90 counties and 57 communities. The fair aims for two million visitors, features major shows, auctions, and a premier art exhibit, plus entertainment headlined by Annie Get Your Gun and notable revues.
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Dallas
Texans
Texas
Ray W. Wilson
Southwest
Wilson
4-H Club
FFA Boys of Texas
Texas Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
Pacific
New York
Metropolitan
Mary Martin
Mountain Makers Due in Texas When Prices Go Down
Detective Otto Robertson, a native of Emory and East Texas booster, retorts to Dallas bondsman Tommy Garrett that mountains will be moved into East Texas once prices ease. The remark underscores a regional rivalry and a boastful challenge amid a playful exchange in Texas.
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Texas
Dallas
Otto Robertson
Emory
Rains County
East Texas
Tommy Garrett
First Cotton Bale Honors in Grayson County
Clyde Robinson received a $25 check from the Sherman Chamber of Commerce for ginning the county’s first bale of 1947 cotton at Whitewright on August 19. A similar 1946 bale was ginned by Newell Skaggs in Whitewright on August 12, earning another $25 from the Sherman chamber.
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C. B
Clyde) Robinson
Sherman Chamber of Commerce
Grayson County
Whitewright
Newell Skaggs
Hurricane Hits Big Property Loss in Southern Florida
The decade’s strongest hurricane roared across Southern Florida with winds up to 120 mph, devastating citrus groves and vegetable farms though major property damage was limited. One man electrocuted at Palm Beach, nine missing, a fatal shooting in Miami, and looting reported as authorities assessed the storm’s impact. Citrus growers expected multi‑million losses but a large portion of a $100,000,000 crop likely spared.
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Miami
Fla
Florida
Palm Beach
Truman
Missouri
Federal Works Agency
Fort Myers
Whitewright
Atlantic Ocean
Gulf of Mexico
Wauchula
Florida Gulf Coast
Pilar
Rita
China
Gulf
Village butcher offers 1946 cars as meat down payment
Perry New York village trustee Paul B Neff who runs a meat market advertised a finance deal allowing radios electric refrigerators cars pianos and other items not older than 1946 to be used as down payment on one pound of meat with balance on easy monthly terms A gramophone was also offered as partial payment for a pork chop but the deal is not done. Salt added to dried fruit enhances sweetness.
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Perry
N. Y
Paul B. Neff
Neff
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