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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1945
Page
11
The Reflector column lists gardenias and garlics praising and chiding classmates, including wishes for date requests, missing co stars, and senior activities. It closes with a patriotic note on America's melting pot and civic responsibility attributed to W. D. S. quotation.
The text extols the United States as more than a geography, describing democracy as an enduring ideal of freedom tolerance and justice. It frames life liberty and the pursuit of happiness as inherent rights and asserts the nation’s democratic path is the result of the people’s will.
A moral note on manners urges women to keep powder rooms tidy and uncluttered. The Golden Rule guides behavior, urging care with belongings and no mess so others find the space as orderly as in a friend’s home. Consideration for others rests at the heart of good manners.
TRY THESE FOR SUMMER If your last year's slacks are now too short make them into shorts or short slacks. Both would be good for bikes and bikes. Sandhoppers who want a new kind of beachshoes or playshoes can honestly make them some. You can make them from two matching wash cloths. Cut two soles from card board the shape of your foot. Place one foot on each cloth so your toes point toward one of the corners. Draw the two side corners up around your insteps and sew a gay ribbon to each corner and tie. If any material is left poking beyond your heel and toe turn it under so that it is invisible when you sew the cardboard soles to the bottom of the wash cloths. Hair that has been treated to the sun a lot probably needs first aid before it can be decorative for that date which is just an hour away. Moisten the ends of your hair with cologne before rolling them up. Cologne dries faster than water and leaves a delightful fragrance. One of the best ways to use those darling sea shells you got last sum
The piece offers simple DIY ideas to decorate hair ribbons and headbands with nails, real stone repairs by inserting a photo, and embroidery of names or sayings. It suggests sewing name tapes or rickrack writing on skirts for a bold look and highlights practical tips for plainer outfits.
A wartime speech urges youth to recognize their role at home while awaiting adulthood. It defends religious and racial pluralism as essential to American identity and warns against Nazi tactics. The speaker emphasizes preparing for future voting rights and participation in shaping laws and the nation’s direction.
A speaker urges citizens to understand democracy to prevent future wars and ensure children grow in safety. The message emphasizes joining together to build a better and safer world for future generations.
One hundred fifty five years ago on March 29 1790 a future president was born in Greenway Virginia He graduated from the College of William and Mary in 1807 and married Letitia Christian in 1813 The couple had seven children He served as Vice President when Harrison died and was 51 at succession He was inaugurated in 1841 served three years eleven months and later married Julia Gardiner in 1844 He died January 17 1862 at Richmond in his seventy first year and rests at Hollywood Cemetery B N W
Aubrey B. Holland a 24 year old from Conshohocken Pa walked up a church aisle on artificial legs for his wedding to Doris Jane Ruth 18 despite being badly wounded in Italy where his left arm leg feet and hand were severely injured and doctors later amputated both legs after rescue. Holland wrote his fiancée from overseas saying not to wait for him.
George W. Handy of Buffalo, president of the National Noise Abatement Council, announced National Noise Abatement Week from April 29 to May 5. The theme urged reducing unnecessary noise to calm nerves and promote fitness and productivity.
The County Court of Grayson County granted letters of administration with will annexed on March 21 1945 to Mary Hall Chapman Administratrix with will annexed of the estate of Mrs R R Hall deceased. Creditors must present claims within the legal period. Address: 1121 S Walnut Sherman Texas. March 21 1945.
The State of Texas and Grayson County sue Dick B May and wife Mattie May and others for taxes on Lots 1 and 2, Block 18, O. P. Whitewright. The land owes 46.90 state and 80.56 county taxes and a May 7 1945 court date is set in Sherman for foreclosure.
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