Dinner and fund drive events in Whitewright area
The Whitewright Lodge 167 hosts a dinner at 6:30 PM in the school cafeteria for Masonic Grand Master John Bean, served by Eastern Star members, with over a hundred Masons expected and the lodge to meet in the gym afterward. October is United Fund month led by S. T. Montgomery Jr. aiming for a 3300 goal, now in its fifth year. Mrs. J. D. Marlow to chair Whitewright PTA membership drive. Clint Hennig to be a Chicago semi finalist in a national safe driving contest. Sheriff Woody Blanton urged more patrol cars and a night patrol for Whitewright. county tax implications debated. Sports writers tease headline style examples from various games.
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John Bean
Russell Summers
Whitewright Lodge No. 167
Eastern Star
United Fund
Whitewright
United States
S. T. Montgomery Jr
Whitewright Community United Fund
Clint Hennig
Chicago
Columbia University
DuPont Company
National Safety Council
Hennig
Community Public Service Company
Woody Blanton
Commissioners Court
Grayson County
Sherman
Denison
Court House
We Heard About Local Visits and Illnesses
A series of social notes lists visits among Denison Sherman Bonham Dallas and nearby towns. Mrs A G Bradley is seriously ill at home. Several families including the Stephens Meador Hampton and Reeves clans share weekend gatherings and kinship events across Denison Dallas and surrounding areas.
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A. G. Bradley
Police Dogs Fail to Subdue Burglary Suspect in Atlanta
In Atlanta, Chip the police canine tracked a burglary suspect to a restaurant and licked him on the shoulder. Storm, another dog, lunged at the suspect during arrest, missed, and bit Patrolman J R Watkins in the leg.
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Atlanta
Chip
Atlanta Police Department
Storm
J. R. Watkins
Birthday Dinner Attends Hunter Family in Dallas Area
Families from Dallas Plano Winnsboro and Whitewright joined Mrs. Hugh Hunter for a birthday dinner at the Hunter home Saturday. Barbara Stepp of Dallas granddaughter of Vera Hicks will be installed as Worthy Advisor of Urban Park Assembly No. 207 Rainbow Girls Saturday at 8 pm at 7225 Military Parkway Dallas. She is a senior at Bryan Adams High School.
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Frank Alexander
Dallas
Jimmie Jacobs
Plano
Bill Lyons
Winnsboro
George Bennett
Hugh Hunter
Hunter Home
Barbara Stepp
Vera Hicks
Whitewright
Urban Park Assembly
Order of the Rainbow
Military Parkway
Grady Stepp
Highwood Drive
Bryan Adams High School
Voters Free To Choose In General Election Regardless Of Primary Stamp
Dallas attorney M. Sims Davidson says Democratic primary voters are not legally bound to back party nominees in November. He notes Johnson Bill changes define party membership only for conventions and state offices, and poll tax stamps do not force general election choices.
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M. Sims Davidson
Dallas
Texas
Johnson
Lyndon Johnson
Davidson
Weather and storm damage impact near town limits
Half inch rainfall measured in town after last Saturday afternoon shower. Strong wind accompanied the precipitation with nearby areas reporting lightning damage and trees uprooted, including a 40 year old hackberry near the Carl Holland farm. Commutity Public Service Company reports transformers knocked out by lightning in the Kentucky town area. More American tourists visit France than Britain or Italy.
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Sun Editor
Kentuckytown
Lakey Edwards
Community Public Service Company
Carl Holland Farm
Farm Production Up Prices Lower in Drastic Cost Squeeze
American farmers boost output with 1960 per hour productivity four times 1920 and crop per acre up 56 percent while prices received fall. Farm income lags nonfarm earnings though marketing margins rise 93 percent since 1945.
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Russia
Soviet Union
United States
That’s How It Is Denison Press Letter
Denison Press notes a jab at Whitewright Citizens Council boosters and questions why the Whitewright Sun promotes local groups while the Whitewright Sun criticizes free advertising in the press. The column ends with a postcard remark about adding machine paper.
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Denison Press
Whitewright C. C
Whitewright Sun
Green Bay
Uncle Dan Quotes on Meetings Taxes and Washington
Uncle Dan recalls local women sewing a neighborhood can nery project and jokes about men speaking over women. He skims state laws on boiling slop for hogs, laments Congress spending and criticising spelling delays. He notes a Washington theme and ends with a preacher collection drive and a Coolidge joke.
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Ed Doolittle
Clem Webster
Clem
Zeke Grubb
Washington
Congress
Coolidge
Williams
Uncle Dan
Mrs. Edgar Bow 52 Funeral Held at Bethel Baptist
Mrs. Edgar Bow died Saturday after a long illness and funeral services were held Monday at 2 30 p m at Bethel Baptist Church. Rev H B Fuller and Rev Howard McSpedden conducted the rites. Burial was in Pilot Grove Cemetery with Earnheart Funeral Home in charge. She leaves a husband a son a daughter her mother three sisters and a brother plus six grandchildren.
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Bethel Baptist Church
Edgar Bow
H. B. Fuller
Junction City
Arkansas
Bethel Baptist
Howard McSpedden
Denton
Pilot Grove Cemetery
Earnheart Funeral Home
Doyle Alexander
Richard Walker
Wallace Caraway
Charles Cate
James
Robert Ussery
Odessa
L. B. Westerman
Hico
Calif
O. C. Dunsworth
Mansfield
C. W. Newman
Trenton
Funeral services for Elbert A Hansard
Funeral services for Elbert A Hansard 79 were held at the Church of Christ at 10 30 a m Wednesday. Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery directed by Earnheart Funeral Home. Surviving are his wife two sons a daughter two brothers five grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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Elbert A Hansard
Church of Christ
Allen Harper
Greenville
Wallace Mynatt
Whitewright
Oak Hill Cemetery
Earnheart Funeral Home
A. L. Biggerstaff
John Biggerstaff
Riley Tabor
R. D. Maddux
Roby Childress
Homer Sanderson
Mr. Hansard
Thomas M. Hansard
Lubbock
Clay Hansard
Dallas
Funeral services for R. E. Gentry at Earnheart chapel
Funeral services are set for 2 30 p m today at Earnheart chapel for R E Bob Gentry 90 with Rev Bill Johnson officiating Burial will follow at Cross Roads Cemetery He died Tuesday morning after a long illness Born January 30 1870 West Shady Grove he married Lena Bunch in 1894 She died in 1954 He was a retired farmer and ginner a 75 year Baptist member Surviving: son Homer Gentry Whitewright a daughter Mrs C C Withrow Ector and four grandchildren
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Earnheart Chapel
R. E
Bob) Gentry
Bill Johnson
Cross Roads Cemetery
Gentry
Sherman Hospital
Stanton Clark
Houston Brooks
J. P. Ownby
David Brooks
John Reeves
Dolph Hopper
West Shady Grove
Martin Gentry
Lena Bunch
The
Baptist Church
Homer Gentry
Whitewright
C. C. Withrow
Ector
Cantrell Funeral Held in Dallas for Julius W Cantrell
Julius W Cantrell longtime Dallas resident and Whitewright native died recently his funeral held in Dallas Friday. He is survived by his wife Ruby McLean and two sons J W Cantrell Jr of Dallas and Jack Cantrell of Kansas City Kansas.
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W. A. Bower
C. C. McLean
Julius W. Cantrell
Dallas
Mr. Cantrell
Whitewright
Ruby McLean
J. W. Jr
Jack
Kansas City
Kans
Weekday School Lunch Menu Highlights
Monday offers Pinto Beans Kraut Weiners sliced onions Scalloped Tomatoes Cornbread Apricot Cobbler. Tuesday features Beef Vegetable Stew Crackers Cabbage Apple Slaw Butterscotch Pudding. Wednesday serves Roast Beef Gravy Blackeyed Peas Candied Sweet Potatoes Green Salad Apple Sauce Vanilla Wafers. Thursday presents Veal Cutlets Creamed Potatoes Green Beans Glazed Carrots Dixie Cup. Friday plans Pimiento Cheese Peanut Butter Banana Sandwich Potato Chips Fruit Salad.
Reverend Ellis Wins Local Bakery Contest in Brompton
In Brompton England a sponge sandwich and a fruit cake crafted by the same chef won first prizes in a local cooking contest. The prizewinning cook is the Rev Daniel Ellis a 59 year old bachelor who presided over the competition.
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Brompton
England
Daniel Ellis
Tigers Face Wolfe City Friday Night in Tough Battle
Whitewright High School prepares for a clash with Wolfe City Wolves, seen as the strongest foe this season. Coach Joe Crouch notes Wolfe City’s offensively potent squad, citing last week’s 28 to 0 win over Van Alstyne. Starting lineup announced includes Kaiser Holloway Jones Copeland Crouch Sparks Pool Sears DeBerry Tillett Sparks. Grade school team also lost 12 to 0 to Van Alstyne with next game against Honey Grove on Sept 27 at 7:30 in Whitewright. fans asked to bring soap for the showers.
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Whitewright High School Tigers
Wolfe City
Wolfe City Wolves
Tigers
Tiger
Joe Crouch
Wolves
van Alstyne Panthers
van Alstyne
Leonard
Crouch
Joe Kaiser
Mike Holloway
Jerry Jones
Jerry Copeland
al Crouch
James Sparks
Don Poolbacks
Tom Sears
Thomas DeBerry
Billy Tillett
Gene Sparks
Honey Grove
Whitewright
Gold Supply Drops Below $19 Billion
U S gold holdings fall for the first time in two decades as the Federal Reserve reports a weekly drop of seven million. The total average for the week ending Wednesday was 18.999 billion dollars. Foreign governments bought over 350 million in three months, while Treasury officials cited higher rates abroad and dollar credit buildup as reasons for the outflow.
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Washington
U. S
Federal Reserve Board
Treasury
October Plentiful Foods Highlight Cheese and Meats
Texas A M College extension notes October offers abundant supply of cheese with special displays for Cheese Festival. Beef Lamb and poultry remain plentiful with lower prices than last spring. Cranberries potatoes and rice also expected in greater abundance guiding menu planning.
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College Station
Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A. & M. College
USDA
Agricultural Marketing Service
Unenthusiastic winner accepts Olympic trip
J. R. White, 71, who won a nine day trip for two to the Olympic Games after his 13 year old grandson encouraged him, says he would rather have stayed home and gardened. The comment came from a Chicago grocery chain noting the contest outcome as the most unenthusiastic winner they ever had.
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Chicago
J. R. White
Riverside housewife sells Nixon campaign cook books
A Riverside woman, Mrs. John F. Kennedy, sold 200 Republican cook books to raise funds for Richard M. Nixon’s presidential effort.
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Riverside
Calif
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
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