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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1960

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Rainfall Boosts Pastures: Whitewright Sees Year’s Heaviest Rain

Whitewright scored 4.25 inches of rain over Saturday to Monday, the year's heaviest, easing drought damage to pastures and crops while halting cotton corn and maize harvests. Travis Holcomb markets water hauling as rain follows his ads. The Sun prints 1000 barbecue tickets for Bells Methodist Church on October 22 drawing attendees from Whitewright Sherman Denison and nearby areas.

Whitewright the Sun the Bells Methodist Church Sherman Denison

Stowers Attends Whitewright Lodge Dinner and Retirement Reflections

WAXAHACHIE resident W L Stowers visited Whitewright for a Masonic Lodge dinner honoring Grand Master John Bean. Stowers, a former Katy Railroad clerk, has retired to leisure and notes his wife will keep him busy. His son Rev Lloyd Stowers serves as chaplain with the Armed Forces in England after World War II. The piece also warns of fire hazards from untended lots in Whitewright and critiques new car designs emphasizing spacious front cabins over rear comfort.

W. L. Stowers Waxahachie Whitewright Masonic Lodge John Bean Stowers Katy Rev Lloyd Stowers Armed Forces England

Police order to guess ages of women traffic offenders

Hamilton Ontario police were told to guess the ages of women cited for traffic violations after complaints women said they were forced to reveal their ages to officers.

Hamilton, Ont

First Aid Course To Be Taught Here Beginning Oct 4

Community Public Service Company sponsors a 10 hour standard first aid course in Whitewright starting Tuesday Oct 4. Lakey Edwards says the program runs four weeks with four 2 1 2 hour sessions, twice weekly 6 30 to 9 p m. Mrs Joe Cureton will instruct at the company's local office. The only cost is a first aid book. sign up by Friday.

Community Public Service Company Whitewright Lakey Edwards Joe Cureton Edwards

Randolph-Bailey Section of F M 81 Ready For Surface

Contractors finished grading and drainage on F M 81 from Randolph to Bailey a 6.6 mile stretch. Work cleared the Cotton Belt right of way and built a 39 foot crown with bridges on Bois d Arc and Burr Oak Creeks. Cost was about 184000 dollars.

Randolph Bailey Bois d’Arc Burr Oak J. C. McLaughlin Bryan Texas R. W. McKinney Nacogdoches Cotton Belt Railroad Sherman Commerce

Federal Loans To Students Announced in Texas

Texas colleges will share 2.83 million dollars in federal funds for 1960 61 under the National Defense Student Loan program. The state total nears 6.5 million with 1 407 institutions participating nationwide about 135 000 students have received loans totalling 60 million in 18 months.

Washington Texas National Defense U. S. Commissioner of Education Lawrence G. Derthick Texas Institutions of Higher Learning

Nickel in Smoke Linked to Cancer

CHICAGO two scientists reported finding sufficient nickel in cigarette smoke to implicate it as a cancer factor. Dr William Sunderman and his son Dr William Sunderman Jr measured nickel carbonyl in tobacco smoke and cautioned nickel is not the sole carcinogen.

Chicago William Sunderman William Sunderman Jr Sunderman

Salute to Whitewrights New Veterinary Practice

Dr. J L Barkley DVM arrived in Whitewright with his wife and three children in July after Chamber of Commerce effort. The office on Highway 69 North was remodeled into a modern animal hospital offering preventive care immunizations and supplies. He will inspect livestock at Carl's Sausage Co and advise farmers on herd diseases feeding and management.

J. L. Barkley DVM Whitewright Ruth Chamber of Commerce

Uncle Dan Muses on Bible Edits and Potomac Politics

Uncle Dan jokes about modern Bible revisions and federal funding while praising a rare Washington admission of error. He riffs on erasers bought by Pentagon officials, funny fashion talk, and a country store discussion about wimmer, bowlegged brides, and men in trailers.

Potomac Williams Delaware Pentagon Washington Country Store Wimmer Ed Doolittle Wimmen Zeke Grubb Zeke Uncle Dan

PTA Dues Due Prompt Parent Support

Mrs. Joe Bodine, president of the Whitewright PTA, urges all parents to pay the 50 cent dues for the current year. She stresses PTA funds help both high school and grade school projects, correcting the belief that PTA serves only grade school parents.

Joe Bodine Whitewright Parent-Teacher Association PTA Bodine

Letter Writing Week Observance Planned for Oct 2 to 8

White Wright observes the 23rd annual Letter Writing Week the week of October 2 through 8 Postmaster John Biggerstaff announces the revival of personal letter writing urging two letters one to a long unseen friend and a reply to a recent correspondent. The slogan Letters are Links of Friendship appears on banners and displays in post offices schools and libraries.

Whitewright John Biggerstaff Biggerstaff

Farmers Next On Tigers Schedule

The Whitewright Tigers travel to Farmersville Friday night to face Farmersville after a 2 1 record, eyeing a rebound from last Friday's loss to Wolfe City. Farmersville sits at 2 2 with wins over Leonard and Royse City and losses to Van Alstyne and Rockwall. The Tigers’ starting lineup remains unchanged from the prior game.

Whitewright Tigers Farmersville Farmers Farmersville Wolfe City Farmers Leonard Royse City van Alstyne Rockwall Tigers Celeste Joe Crouch The Sun Joe Kaiser Mike Holloway Jerry Jones Jerry Copeland al Crouch James Sparks Don Pool Tom Sears Thomas DeBerry Billy Tillett Gene Sparks

Funeral set for Mrs A G Bradley 85 in Whitewright

Death ends long illness for Mrs. A G Bradley born 1875 Glasgow Kentucky. Funeral 2 p m Friday at Barnheart chapel with Rev Bill Johnson. Burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Survived by two daughters four sons three brothers a sister ten grandchildren twelve great grandchildren two step sons a step daughter and many in laws and relatives.

Barnheart Chapel A. G. Bradley Bill Johnson First Baptist Church Oak Hill Cemetery Bradley Glasgow Whitewright The Baptist Church Tippie Pierce Sherman T. M. Dick Albuquerque N. M Earl Porter Okla Euell Portales Tommy Dallas Jack E. L. Atkinson

Funeral services held for Mrs. Charlie Williams 78

Funeral services were held at 2 30 p m Tuesday in Randolph Baptist Church for Mrs. Charlie Williams 78 of Bonham. Burial followed in Randolph Cemetery. She died Sunday morning in a Bonham hospital after formerly living in the Randolph community. Survivors include son John Williams and eight daughters across Texas and Oklahoma, a brother, four sisters, 12 grandchildren and five great grandchildren.

Randolph Baptist Church Charlie Williams Bonham Randolph Cemetery Williams Elbert Bennett Whitewright Bonham Hospital Randolph John Williams Ellen Williams Solon Campbell Kinslow Hicks Roger Hamilton Fort Worth George Bishop Columbus Ohio Mazelle Kent Dallas Jean Evans Richardson Ed Pierce Sherman Clara Sinor Denison Maggie Shelley Betty McDonald Maude Brude

Tailor L W Patton, 76, Dies After Illness in Amarillo

L W Patton 76 died Sept 20 in an Amarillo hospital after a three year illness. Funeral services were held Sept 22 in Amarillo with burial in Llano Cemetery. A former Whitewright resident, he had been a tailor in Amarillo since 1910. Surviving are his wife three daughters two sons a sister Mrs Bessie Annie of Dallas and two brothers Ben Patton of Sherman and Sam Patton of Dallas.

L. W. Patton Amarillo Llano Patton Whitewright Bessie Annie Dallas Ben Patton Sherman Sam Patton

United Fund Sets 3300 Goal for Whitewright Campaign

The Whitewright Community United Fund kickoff is Monday at Ayres Cafe at 7 00 a m with a 3300 goal matching last year. S T Montgomery Jr chairs the drive and John Biggerstaff leads as president listing many captains fromPilot Grove Ely Little Rock Bethel Kentuckytown Canaan and more including public service and business groups. The fund covers Whitewright and nearby areas within five to six miles and pools resources for local organizations past drives ranged from Boy Scouts to Red Cross Polio Fund and more to ensure equitable allocations.

Ayres Cafe Whitewright Community United Fund S. T. Montgomery Jr John Biggerstaff Montgomery Pilot Grove Ben Simpson Little Rock Bob Cawthon Bethel Weldon Bartley Ely Dave Beazley Charley Massey Kentuckytown Carl Holland Canaan J. D. Marlow Henry Bing Community Public Service Co Leon White B. R. Vestal Southside Charlie Ayres Dick Walker Bill Pettit Northside Wilson Kaiser Earl Blan Whitewright South Bend Jack Meador J. L. Huckaby Jr United Fund Boy Scouts American Red Cross Polio Fund Local Youth Fund Camp Fire Girls Cub Scouts Heart Fund Crippled Children's Fund U. S. O., Fire Department Salvation Army Grayson County Goodwill Industries

Rayburn To Host Key Demos At Barbecue

Speaker Sam Rayburn will host a Democratic county chairmen and committee men barbecue for the seven county Fourth District at Bonham State Park next Saturday. He expects 250 to 275 attendees and says the event will be casual with campaign talk and organization building. Rayburn, who ranches in North Fannin County, is handling most arrangements himself. the barbecue will be chicken.

Bonham Sam Rayburn Bonham State Park Rayburn Fannin County

Bonham and Ector School Consolidation Rejected

Ector voters rejected consolidation with Bonham by 268 to 27 while Bonham backed the proposal 60 to 34. The merger needed approval from both districts and would have kept an elementary in Ector with secondary students attending Bonham.

Bonham Ector

Measured a Full Sixteen Hands High Praise

Cowboy lore describes praising a man for skill and honesty by saying he was measured a full sixteen hands high. The phrase evokes stallion stature and trustworthy measure in western culture.

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