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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1963

Page

5

Local social notes and church revival near Whitewright

Mrs J A Jarvis visits kin in Caddo Oklahoma. C M E Methodist Church hosts revival led by Rev L E Moore of Dallas. A string of neighborhood visits includes the Millers in Dallas and the Sniders in Morton. School shows and church events fill the week with plays, Easter observances, and a fashion show in Denis.

C. M. E. Methodist Church Rev L. E. Moore Dallas David Wayne Mark Denis David Smith Whitewright Mr. Smith The Sun

Voters Fail to See School Tax Question at 11 Precincts

In St. Louis Missouri voters in 11 precincts found polling machines showing for and against with no stated proposition. Officials sent two repairmen to fix the equipment and inform citizens they were voting on a proposed school tax increase.

ST. Louis

Presbyterian Missionary Society meets in Dawson home

The Presbyterian Missionary Society met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. C. P. Dawson's home. With no president present, Mrs. J. T. Holloway led the program on Art of Worship and other topics. Refreshments for 10 members followed, and the next meeting is scheduled for May 13 at Mrs. Wilson's home.

Linda George Hight Wesleyan Service Guild First Methodist Church Lillie Gardner Sharon White Holy City Lillian Neathery Mardell Pumphrey W. M. Pierson John Streun Paul Ryan Ralph Judd Guild Lee Wilson PTA C. J. Meador Wallace Mynatt The Presbyterian Missionary Society C. P. Dawson J. T. Holloway Holloway Presbyterian Life Fred Cook H. H. Taylor Calvary R. E. Hickman J. W. Wilson

Camp Fire Girls Elect April Officers

The Camp Fire Girls meeting opened with Nancy Williams as president. Sandra Shepherd collected dues, and Mary Lynn England read the minutes. New April officers named: Janis Hennig president, Joanna Robinson vice president, Mary Anne Starnes secretary, Kaye Burleson treasurer, Nancy Williams reporter, Joanna Wilson song leader, Mary Lynn England refreshments helper, Sharon Hasting and Vickie Burleson cleanup helpers.

Camp Fire Girls Nancy Williams Sandra Shepherd Mary Lynn England Janis Hennig Joanna Robinson Mary Anne Starnes Kaye Burleson Joanna Wilson Sharon Hasting Vickie Burleson

Sunday haying stalls rains as farmer quips on rest

An elderly farmer finishing haying on a Sunday morning meets a visiting pastor who cites the Creator needing six days of work. The farmer replies he knows but notes rain clouds looming west and says God rested after six days while he hadn’t finished.

The Brat and the Absent-Minded Professor Portrait

A playful anecdote describes a brat as a neighbor's child and follows an absent-minded professor who stops before toothbrush use after catching himself in the nick of time. The scene blends humor with a moment of self-control as he lathers his chin with toothpaste.

Bank Heist Suspicion After Twenty Hundred Dollar Bills Disappear

A bank notes mystery unfolds as twenty $100 bills go missing. Staff search through the night. Sally, a clerk, confesses she took the money home to show her mother the work she does.

Sally

The more corrupt the state the more laws quote Tacitus

The saying attributed to Tacitus highlights how government corruption increases legal controls. It reflects a critical view of state power and rulemaking as a symptom of systemic decay. This adage is frequently cited in debates on governance and civil liberty.

Taxi Ride Delivers Mirthful Maternity Ward Remark

A young woman hailed a taxi and told the driver to take her to a maternity hospital but not hurry because she only works there. The line evokes a light hearted moment from the streets.

Maternity Hospital

Doomsday Project Echoes Precarious History Making

A reflective note on escalating costs of preserving history, criticizing current priorities as society narrows to political divides. The speaker warns that monumental projects risk becoming self-made ruins as world attention drifts from broader existential concerns.

Golfer’s Jocular Quest for New Balls Draws Laughs

A golfer recounts losing balls in a lake, on a highway, and in the woods while a caddy questions using old balls. The friend replies with a quip that he has never had an old ball.

Woman seeks cheaper nose job then lamp post suggestion

A woman asks a beauty surgeon about rhinoplasty pricing. He quotes five hundred dollars and jokingly suggests she could try walking into a lamp post instead, implying an accidental alternative to cosmetic surgery.

Executive Insight: Generalists, Specialists, and the Switchboard

A business discussion notes that executives know something about many things, technicians know a specific domain deeply, and switchboard operators know everything across many areas, highlighting breadth versus depth in roles.

Clerk Mistook Wastepaper Chute for Filing Cabinet

Eight months of misfiling led a new clerk to stuff letters into a wastepaper chute down to the furnace room. A firm vice president laments losing over five thousand letters, none of which were ever needed.

Man meets sword swallower on stage in odd burlesque

A man sees a circus sword swallower for the first time and asks for a demonstration. The performer swallows pins and needles, then quips that they are not swords, and that he is on a diet.

February Tributes to Washington and Lincoln Stir Debate

The piece notes February as the birth month for Washington and Lincoln, two revered figures politicians invoke for support while potentially uneasy about their presence in political discourse.

Washington Lincoln

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J. A. Jarvis Caddo Okla Jack Morton Irving G. C. Stateville Terry Miller Joe Miller Willis Snider of Morton Charles Worsham Jess Blanks Denton John Blanks Amos Templeton Bells Elbert Hansard E. C. Watson Mrs Harry Thompson Sherman Robert A. Nieman R. W. McMurry Killeen J. B. Wooten Leslie Holland Carl Holland D. E. McCoy E. E. Carter Howe Whitesboro Tom Collins C. K. Smith Cynthia Mrs. James Vineyard Plano Jewell Grigsby Mary Russell van Alstyne Ben Braden Eula Andrew Joe Ashinhurst Berniece Davis Drewie Caylor Community Hospital W. H. Forrest Texarkana Billy Smith Tyler Preston Hefner McKinney C. D. Galyon John Smith Claud Woods St. Paul's Hospital W. A. McDowell Sulphur Springs Alton McDowell Dean Watson W. D. Williams John Pettijohn Jimmie Bassett Floyd Bassett Bill Wolfe T. L. Ingram Leonard Patsy Watkins Dick Walker O. G. Bow East Texas State College Horse Show Tater Time Telstar Buddy Laura Bess Rich Baylor Hospital Joe Rich Joe Bodine Gene Hughes Rich C. C. Dooley Trenton Ida J. Donaghey Cross Roads Desert Ray Hansard Jack Hansard Eugene McIver Bonham Harold Doss Frank Smith T. E. Sears O. V. Barker W. H. Russell Philip Earnheart John Paul Stephens Homer Sanderson Homer Sears Cmdr Gene Pat) Gray Como David Johnson Rotary Jack Williams Piner Junior High Carol Singers S. H. Montgomery Agency Insurance Service For Whitewright Area Darling Sweet Patootie Ouch Tacitus Bobby Cook Hardware S&h Jackson Adc Shurfine Va Gal Idaho Russet
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