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Newspaper

Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1959

Page

5

Easter Weekend Visitors and illness at area homes

Multiple items list Easter visits across the region. Names include John Underwood at Bonham veterans hospital and Olive Myrick ill in Sherman. Families from Dallas, Dallasites, Vernon, Denton, Commerce, Clarksville, Trenton, and other towns celebrated Easter with relatives or at hospital and churches.

John Underwood Veterans Hospital Bonham John Inter Dallas Fred Truett Fort Worth Charlie Truett Denison Olive Myrick

Local Families Share Visits and Births in Whitewright Area

Garland resident Mrs. Dee Smith spent Sunday with her mother Mrs. John Vestal. A Dallas couple welcomed a son on March 29. Many friends and relatives from Whitewright, Lubbock, Sherman and surrounding areas visited over the weekend. A Fourth Grade Camp Fire Girls meeting occurred at the high school. next gathering set for April 8. Amarillo injuries left Mr. and Mrs. H. E. House in serious condition. ties to local families noted.

Russell McGinnis Lake Lavon C. P. McGinnis Sherman Dee Smith Garland John Vestal Bob Rabjohn Dallas Stala Rabjohn Whitewright Route Three Leroy Fry Pike H. E. House Amarillo Mr. House G. A. House Whitewright Bill

Friday Literary Club Meeting Recalls Floral Round Table

The Friday Literary Club met March 27 at Miss Gladys Ray's home. Mrs. Sears Anderson gave the invocation. Members discussed flowers shrubs myths and legends. Fifteen members were served refreshments. Future hostesses are Mrs. Emory Christian and Mrs. H. H. Sears.

Gladys Ray Sears Anderson H. H. Sears J. C. McMillin C. J. Meador Emory Christian

Whitewright Home Demonstration Club meets plans rummage sale

Mrs J C McMillin presided at the Whitewright club meeting with 12 members and one visitor. Plans were made for a rummage sale April 3 and 4 in the Meador building and a drapery workshop April 7 at Ambrose club house.

J. C. McMillin Whitewright Home Demonstration Club Tom Brown W. L. Hatfield McMillin Fred Cook Sr Sherman Hatfield Meador Williams Variety Store Ambrose Club Viva Phillips W. E. Pennell

Veterans Benefits Q and A on Pensions Education and Care

A veteran questions if state veterans bonuses count as pension income and learns they do not. The disability income added to WWII GI policy does not reduce beneficiary payments. Half time study is required for War Orphans Education payments and cannot be less than half time. Peacetime veterans may receive VA hospital care only if discharge was for a line of duty disability or they have a service connected disability.

Government Pickpocketry and Taxes in the New Deal Era

A News Commentator E. F. Hutton criticizes U.S. taxation and spending, arguing that the government taxes capital and inflates currency to deflate bonds and working capital. He asserts the 16th Amendment limits taxation to income and denounces how bonds tax interest via income tax.

E. F. Hutton

Three Sparrows And A Loaf Of Bread

An old tale describes three sparrows seizing a bread crumb while a loaf remains untouched. The story symbolizes how people chase scraps while overlooking the main source of supply and notes that naturalized citizens can enjoy all privileges except becoming president.

The United States

The Human Element in a Kitchen

A humorous verse about a brand-new stove failing to burn food while a refrigerator cleans coils and a sink disposes of garbage, leaving the narrator as the only one not guaranteed in the gleaming kitchen.

Little Lines by Margie B Boswell

A short poem noting that sleep delays dawn and longing for lost warmth. The writer questions reclaiming a burned out flame and acknowledges that joy carries a drop of gall. The verse blends quiet reflection on time desire and bittersweet emotion.

Segregationists March in Virginia at Capitol

Virginia segregationists estimated at 5000 marched on the State Capitol to urge Governor Almond and the Legislature to interpose against federal court rulings integrating schools. They demanded nullification of such rulings, repeating long discussed interposition ideas. Cuban money is printed in the United States.

Richmond Virginia Almond United States

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