Doss returns home after 16 days in Sherman hospital
Glenn Doss reports his hospitalization at Community Hospital Sherman for gall bladder and appendix removal by Dr. Bob Rowland. He notes three weeks of rest, printing handled by Tom McHolmes at Tren ton, and gives the office contact for advertising and news items. He thanks friends for flowers cards and inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Hospital
Sherman
Bob Rowland
Tom Mc Holmes
Trenton
Grayson County
Baylor Medical Center
Dallas
Robert
Doss
Glenn Doss
Rain gauge overflows after seven inches in Whitewright
The writer notes seven inches of rain that flooded their gauge during hospitalization and observes ongoing heavy rainfall Tuesday afternoon. They contrast Whitewright unfavorably with flood-prone Fort Worth and Dallas areas and comment on President Johnson and Senator Humphrey riding with one rein each, doubting the president’s ranching knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Time Magazine
Johnson
Humphrey
Lbj Ranch
Mrs Childress Hosts Methodist Women Meeting
The Woman's Society of Christian Service met at Mrs. R. P. Childress home. President Mrs. James Bryant led a brief business session. Program chair Mrs. Russell Summers presented Women in The New Age with helpers Mrs. Grover Stateville Mrs. George Burleson Mrs. A. M. Bryant and Mrs. Clint Hennig. Eleven members and two guests attended as refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
R. P. Childress
James Bryant
Russell Summers
Grover Stateville
George Burleson
A. M. Bryant
Clint Hennig
Want Ads Spotlight Vital local News
Classifieds highlight essential community updates and opportunities. Readers find job openings, housing listings, services, and notices within the Want Ads pages, reflecting local needs and opportunities for residents and businesses.
Showing Of New Fords and Chevrolets
Edwards Chevrolet Company displays the new 1965 Chevrolets this week with a first showing today Thursday. Dorsett-Roman Ford previews the 1965 Ford line Friday offering free coffee and doughnuts all day. Both brands introduce sweeping changes from stem to stern for 1965 with models ranging from economy to luxury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards Chevrolet Company
Dorsett-Roman Ford
Ford
Stem
Stern
Chevrolet
Farmer's World 1964 Yearbook of Agriculture
The U S Department of Agriculture released the 1964 Farmer's World Yearbook of Agriculture. It documents U S exports exceeding 6 billion dollars in fiscal 1964 and reviews world food sources, trade, and aid. Secretary Freeman emphasizes the stake in healthy export trade for American agriculture. Copies are available through the Superintendent of Documents in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
United States
USDA
Farmer's World
Orville L. Freeman
The
Forward
Congress
Superintendent of Documents
Washington, D. C
Deaths Mrs Amanda Cunningham, 90, longtime Gunter plant owner
Mrs Amanda I Cunningham 90 died at her Whitewright home. Funeral services were at Gunter Baptist Church with Rev K H Gant and Rev G G Burnett. burial in Van Alstyne Cemetery. She was born February 21, 1874 in Tennessee and survived by two sons, a daughter, two sisters, three grandchildren, and three great grandchildren. Burial under Flesher Funeral Home arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda I. Cunningham
Gunter
Whitewright
Gunter Baptist Church
K. H. Gant
G. G. Burnett
Antioch
van Alstyne Cemetery
Flesher Funeral Home
Cunningham
Tennessee
William Hall
The
Baptist Church
Otto Cunningham
Bruce Cunningham
Texarkana
J. O. Brinkley
Sherman
David Crockett
Tampa
Fla
Jake Douglas
San Antonio
Tuesday Bridge Club Hosts Meeting and Prizes
Miss May Badgett hosted the Tuesday Bridge Club meeting. Elmo Wallace won high score and Wallace May received the bingo prize. The next meeting will be with Miss Pernie Badgett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss May Badgett
Elmo Wallace
Wallace May
Pernie Badgett
Plans Formed For Annual Fund Drive
A $2,250 goal was set at a meeting of White Wright Community United Fund officers and directors. The drive begins with a kickoff dinner at the Legion Hall on Oct. 6. Co chairs are Tom Sears and Clint Henniz. Officers include David Johnson president Lurline Walker vice president Kenneth Frisby treasurer Joe Meador secretary. Directors include J. D. Calloway Don Williams Mrs. Bill Holloway Bobby Clark Philip Bparnheart John Biggerstaff Earl Blanton Mrs. Carl McFatridge Rev. Dale Gore Hermas Philley Milton Simpson Floyd Flowers and Ralph Judd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright Community United Fund
Community Public Service Company
David Johnson
Tom Sears
Clint Henniz
The
Legion Hall
Johnson
Lurline Walker
Kenneth
Anderson Reunion Held Sunday In Whitewright
The Anderson family reunion in Whitewright gathered Sunday at the American Legion Hall with 47 attendees. Dallas members included Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Anderson and others. attendees also came from Trenton Leonard Paris Lubbock Clarksville Farmers Branch Burkburnett Fort Worth Saledad and Monterey with two children unable to attend. The group planned a third Sunday in September next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Anderson
American Legion Hall
J. W. Anderson
James
Polly Anderson
Trenton
John Harold Anderson
Watts Hardaway
Ernest Wisdom
Dallas
Don Anderson
Clarksville
Jeff Bradley
Jimmie Anderson
Lubbock
Weldon Smith
Farmers Branch
Joe Raymond Oliver
James Norvell
Sherie
Leonard
Ralph England
Nancy
Sam
Burkburnett
Ollie Anderson
Jeanette
Jimmie
Paris
Joe Komisarz
Fort Worth
Robert Anderson
Mrs. Willie Ayres and Paul Cornelius Wed Here
Mrs. Willie Ayres and Paul Cornelius were married Friday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd C. Flowers. Rev. C. C. Dooley of the First Presbyterian Church of Whitewright officiated. A reception followed with a white lace table and three tiered cake. The couple will reside on West Spruce Street after a brief trip to Hot Springs Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Ayres
Paul Cornelius
Floyd C. Flowers
C. C. Dooley
First Presbyterian Church of
Whitewright
Milton Simpson
Floyd Flowers
Claud Reynolds
James Ayres
Denison
Jack Ayres
Carrollton
Mark Ayres
Norman Hayes
Howe
Hot Springs
Ark
West Spruce Street
PTA Membership Drive In Whitewright For Education
E. E. Chism announces a PTA membership drive starting last week and running until Friday October 2. The room with the most members wins a prize. Open to all Whitewright citizens interested in the school system. Membership costs 50 cents. Funds support worthwhile school projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
E. E. Chism
Parent- Teachers Associaton
Whitewright
PTA
Dear Mister Editor Letter From Uncle Dan
Uncle Dan from Tom Bean laments Congress and tax policy, cites Ed Foreman and Ed Doolittle figures on government costs, claims the little man pays most, mocks White House curtains and federal raises, and notes reactions from Clem Webster Zeke Grubb and Bug Hookum in a country store letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Bottom
Washington
White House
Clem Webster
Clem
Zeke Grubb
Texas Livestock Organization
Johnson
Bug Hookum
Veterans count slips below 22 million for first time since WWII
Glyndon Hague of the Veterans Administration in Waco reports the July 31 1964 civilian veteran total at 21 999 000. The breakdown shows 15 042 000 World War II veterans and 4 573 000 Korean War veterans with projections to 1975 1985 and 1995.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glyndon Hague
Veterans Administration
Waco
United States
America
Railroad Bridge Crumbles After Flood Near Plano
Floods drop 10 inches of rain in Plano area as five cars of a Southern Pacific freight train plunge into a swollen creek when a low level bridge washes out. The engine crosses before the washout. five cars derail, one atop the engine. Two crewmen uninjured, a SP worker breaks a leg and is hospitalized in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plano
Southern Pacific
Dallas
Reducing Rural School Dropouts Through Guidance and Training
Patsy Reynolds of the Extension Service argues that dropout reduction hinges on guidance training and placement programs. She notes Britain’s low youth unemployment and stresses that changing occupations demand better schools and guidance to connect rural youth with new farm and industrial opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Reynolds
Great Britain
United States
Bells district fair underway training football squad
The Bells district fair is in progress. The town lists players in training for the football squad including John Mc Murry Jr and Willis Bailey among others. A runaway mule team driven by G W Spencer frightened by an automobile swept through town injuring none reported. W H Stedham reports a fire damaging his small workshop on a city lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sun
John McMurry Jr
Willis Bailey
Lowell Blanton
Tommie Bradley
Jack Lackey
Leon Spindle
Bonnie Nicholson
Sam Montgomery
Pete Miller
Charles Crane
Drewey Caylor
Paul Ryan
Dan Hollingsworth
Charlie Carter
Raymond Coffman
Austin Bailey
Weldon Binion
Jack Barbee
G. W. Spencer
Pilot Grove
Whitewright Tigers overwhelm Van Alstyne Panthers in 28–0 win
Whitewright Tigers rout Van Alstyne Panthers 28 to 0 at Bryant Field on Friday. Fullback Joe Hennig and quarterback Curtis Tillett powered the offense with a 69 yard pass, 4 to 0 at halftime, and 89 yard drives culminating in McCurdy and Hennig scoring. Tigers improved to 2–0 in district 11 B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright High School Tigers
Honey Grove
Bryant Field
Tigers
van Alstyne
van Alstyne Panthers
Whitewright
Joe Hennig
Curtis Tillett
Scooter McCurdy
Panthers
Tommy Keeling
Allen White
Gary Whitehead
Larry Garner
Panther
Hennig
Tillett
Don Albaugh
Tiger
Joe Crouch
Chuck Watkins
McCurdy
Whitehead
White
Keeling
Garner
Bill White
Jimmy Flatt
Mickey Meador
Crouch
Whitewright van Alstyne
New Type Pork Contest Slated at Fair
Judges in a new type event at the State Fair of Texas oversee a quality pork contest at the Pan American Livestock Exposition October 10-18. Swine are graded live and after slaughter to compare meat quality for bacon ham and pork chops. Barrows must weigh 190 to 220 pounds and be farrowed after April 1, 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
J. C. Hillier
Oklahoma State University
Stillwater
Dallas
Last Semester for Korean GI Bill This Fall
Veterans Administration notes the last semester for Korean GI Bill funded training begins this fall. By January 1965, the program ends for Korean War veterans with a January 31 deadline for current and new enrollees. Disadvantaged veterans receiving service-converted disabilities may continue vocational rehabilitation with no set deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Administration
Glyndon Hague
Waco
Hague
Meat animal judging ties live placings to carcass quality
The article explains a method that weighs live placings at one third and carcass placing at two thirds to compare meat animals. It argues this live-carcass contest helps swine breeders understand consumer meat preferences and serves as a forerunner of similar contests for other meat animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Orts
Avocado Dip in Bouillon Becomes Gourmet Treat
Coarsely diced avocado dipped in lemon juice elevates a simple bouillon into a refined culinary bite. The tangy citrus brightens the avocado, creating a fresh pairing for a light, savory broth.
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Bouillon
Pickled Beet Recipe with Whole Cloves
Transform leftover beets into pickled beets spiced with whole cloves for a fragrant, tangy side dish. Roast or boil beets, slice, simmer in vinegar sugar water with garlic and cloves, chill before serving.
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Farmer’s World
Yearbook of Agriculture
Mrs
Amanda Cunningham
Tuesday Bridge Club
Anderson
Dan
Tom Bean
Yours Truly
Uncle Dan
Tigers Maul Panthers
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