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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1952

Page

3

Down Memory Lane notices and local events from 1917

The Sun lists a Denison military exemption board call for Claud W. Phillips Otto P. Neilson C. E. Miles J. E. Boyd C. E. Rice Thurman T. Hamilton Marshall R. Robbins Stanley Jerrymire Albert H. Crosson Moses A. Pierce Knox Armstrong Volney K. Britt Clarence A. Pace Claud C. Cox. Roy T. Cook dies. Whitewright High School senior class organized with Euell Alexander president Frances Wilson secretary treasurer colors black gold flower black eyed Susan motto Labor Omnia Vincit. Bob King with Rainbow Division at Long Island. A J Cates injured at city pump plant. Miss Lucile Montgomery and Claude Epperson wed in Dallas. Will Judd Wheeler Russell called to service. Lost hose to tire pump. Cordie Gillett hosts dinner. Whitewright busy shopping day. Miss Joe Belle Sears Jack Ryan wed in Centerville. George Brannon sells home on Spruce to Ira Fleming. H L Durham hosts faculty. Lloyd Wright high scorer. Lucian Andrews returns from National Rural Letter Carriers meeting in Buffalo. Whitewright cotton harvest around 4000 bales. buyers 20.25 to 20.60.

the Sun Denison Claud W. Phillips Otto P. Neilson C. E. Miles J. E. Boyd C. E. Rice Thurman T. Hamilton Marshall R. Robbins Stanley Jerrymire Albert H. Crosson Moses A. Pierce Knox Armstrong Volney K. Britt Clarence A. Pace Claud C. Cox Roy T. Cook Whitewright High School Euell Alexander Frances Wilson Bob King Long Island N. Y Lucile Montgomery Claude Epperson Balls Dallas Will Judd Wheeler Russell Pilot Grove T. H. Sears Cordie Gillett L. Bob Ashe del Rio Jessie Fogle Minnie May Emma Gordon Ross May Horace Gordon George German

Burglaries Reported in Kentuckytown and Ford Car Theft

Thieves entered a Kentuckytown store owned by Ben Savage and stole merchandise. J L Cantrell says attackers removed casings rims and tire from his Ford, then took the spare from the rear rack. The Presbyterian Church named Rev J W Willbanks as pastor after his acceptance. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Jim Sears. Rev and Mrs J E Montgomery announce a son born Sept 25. Mrs Montgomery is daughter of Whitewright mayor F M Echols. Virgil Mullins and Miss Kate Thornhill wed in Dallas. Rural Route Five Whitewright to be discontinued Sept 30. patrons switch to other routes.

Ben Savage Kentuckytown J. L. Cantrell Presbyterian Church J. W. Willbanks Slaton Willbanks Jim Sears J. E. Montgomery Graham Montgomery F. M. Echols Whitewright Virgil Mullins Kate Thornhill Dallas

Stevenson Prefers Deficit Financing To New Taxes

SPRINGFIELD Illinois Joseph Pois state director of finance says Illinois must raise taxes unless the relief load shrinks. He reports state income lags expenditures by 42000000 per biennium and a June 30 surplus near 63000000 could disappear if deficits continue. Pois says Stevenson favors deficit financing over new taxes.

Springfield Ill Illinois Joseph Pois Stevenson Pois

Shivers Proclaims National Newspaper Week October 1 8

Governor Shivers designates October 1 through 8 as National Newspaper Week with the slogan Your newspaper lights the way of freedom. He warns that gagging the press precedes the destruction of free government and cites threats to La Prensa and William N Oatis as examples of press oppression.

Austin Shivers la Prensa William N. Oatis

Out-of-town Politician Probes Mayor Salaries in Paraguay

An outsider questions locals about the mayor while in town. A grocer calls him a bum a banker says untrustworthy a street man notes no sense and a minister says he did not vote. The mayor quips he works for honor not pay. A Paraguay firefly emits red tail light and green side glow.

Hizzoner Paraguay

Divorce suit filed in Grayson County Texas

Citation issued to Clarence Patton for a divorce case Annie Rose Patton v Clarence Patton. Plaintiff seeks divorce on cruelty grounds. Court in Sherman requires answer by 10 AM on first Monday after 42 days from issuance. Published in Whitewright Sun in Sept and Oct 1952.

State OF Texas Clarence Patton A. D 15Th District Court of Grayson County Court House Sherman Texas Annie Rose Patton S. V. Earnest Nancy Drake Whitewright Sun

Divorce by abandonment filed in Grayson County Texas

Citation issued September 8 1952 in case No 59908 Johnnie Marie Kuhel plaintiff versus Alfred Kuhel defendant for a divorce on grounds of abandonment over three years. Service by October 8 1952 required with 90 day unserved return. Court clerk S V Earnest Grayson County Texas. Sun dates September 11 18 25 and October 2 1952.

State of Texas Alfred Kuhel A. D 15Th District Court of Grayson County Court House Sherman Johnnie Marie Kuhel S. V. Earnest Nancy Drake Whitewright Sun

Hints for Homemakers on Folding Ironed Shirts

General Electric advise proper folding to keep shirts wrinkle free and easy to pack. Instructions describe collar, yoke, sleeves, and shirt tail folds with pin guidance for a neat finish. Includes a quoted storekeeper exchange about a penny and the world.

General Electric Consumers Institute

Reds Discover Secret of Age in Soda Baths

A Moscow Radio doctor claims people can live 150 to 200 years by taking soda baths three times weekly at 95 degrees for 15 to 20 minutes with 2 to 3 ounces of soda. He blames aging on cell albumen coagulation and says baths slow it while avoiding shocks and strain. He cites longer life for Russian workers with free medical care.

London Moscow Russia

Drouth Declared Worst in Texas by Soil Service

A Soil Conservation Service study completed Saturday declares the Texas drouth the most severe in state history. Regional Director Louis P. Merrill cites area, duration, land cover impact, high temperatures, and sparse rainfall as key factors. Reports from 230 SCS offices across nearly every Texas county support the finding.

Soil Conservation Service Texas SCS Louis P. Merrill Merrill

Livestock Movements Rise as Pastures Fail Across Regions

Many areas reported heavy movement of livestock as pastures reached a stage where they could no longer support the herds. Elders warned rangeland conditions worsened with scarce feed.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Joe Belle Sears Jack Ryan Centerville Bascom Sears George Brannon Garland Spruce Street Ira Fleming H. L. Durham Lloyd Wright Lucian Andrews Buffalo National Rural Letter Carriers Association C. H. Beseda van Alstyne, Texas 317 James H. Gosnell Whitewright Lumber Co Robert L. Doss Citizens National Bank Bldg Denison, Texas The Soil Service Drouth Gore Jors Sels Gee L.laroe& Co Hades Deets Dorough & Son Bonham, Texas S. H. Montgomery Agency Feed Headquarters Pascal Farley
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