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Newspaper

Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1953

Page

4

Whitewright Sun Notice Policies and Publication Details

The Whitewright Sun lists T. Glenn Doss as editor and owner. Published every Thursday, entered at Whitewright Texas post as second class mail matter. Advertising rates apply to events with admission or sales, and to cards of thanks, poetry, and memorials.

the Whitewright Sun T. Glenn Doss Owner Whitewright Texas

Citizens question trash dumping on Highway 69

Observers along Highway 69 between Bells and Whitewright note a surplus of rubbish dumped on the right of way. It appears Whitewright residents may be the principal offenders while calling for a designated dumping ground near town on a hard surface road to curb unlawful disposal.

Highway 69 Bells Whitewright

Randolph High School Faces Possible Closure Over Attendance

Trend reports Randolph may lose its high school under the Gilmer Aikin rule as daily attendance dips below 110 for combined grades. The senior class totals seven, prompting concerns about course offerings and university admission paths if consolidation occurs.

Randolph Whitewright

The Sun Courtesy Notes Offer Reader Travel Mentions

The Sun invites readers to have visits mentioned in its pages and favors notices of any kind from guests and friends. The notice asks for items to be sent in as a courteous gesture to share with readers.

Consolidation Discussed To Boost Whitewright High Enrollment

The speaker argues average daily high school attendance would exceed Randolph area schools combined. To offer enough courses for unconditional university admission a big enrollment is needed, requiring Whitewright to consolidate with Bells Tom Bean Savoy and Trenton eventually, though not soon.

Randolph Whitewright Bells Tom Bean Savoy Trenton

Anatomy of the Ear Explained in Plain Terms

The ear serves hearing and balance and consists of outer, middle, and inner parts. The outer ear collects sound through the auricle into the ear canal to the tympanic membrane. A chain of three tiny bones transmits vibrations to the inner labyrinth, with the Eustachian tube equalizing air pressure.

How the inner ear helps hearing and balance explained

A scientist explains the cochlea as the snail shaped organ that receives sound through the lymph and hair cells. Two ears help locate sound sources and the semicircular canals and otoliths govern balance, with disturbances causing dizziness or faintness.

Wife Divorces Ace Pilot on Day of Flight Loss

Las Vegas Nevada reports Capt Harold Fischer U S double air ace divorced by wife Dorothy Fischer the same day he was shot down and reported captured by Communists. District Judge Frank McNamee granted the divorce Tuesday, the news said. Fischer, a leading Korea era pilot, was listed missing the same day. Peiping Radio claimed he parachuted and was captured. Advertising will sell it if it's some.

Las Vegas Nev Harold Fischer U. S Dorothy Fischer Frank McNamee Fischer Korea Peiping

Baptist Leader Calls for 1,000,000 More Members

Dr J N Barnette of Nashville, secretary of the Baptist Sunday School Department, urged on Monday that one million more members be gained next year. Speaking to over 1,000 pastors and leaders from 22 states at a Kansas City Sunday school clinic, he noted 21 million people live in areas without Baptist churches and 4.5 million children under four are not enrolled in Sunday school.

Kansas City J. N. Barnette Nashville Baptist Sunday School Department Barnette

Seeing Spots Maybe This Is The Answer

Burlington health issue report notes housewives seeing brown spots before eyes and holes in certain cot. University of Vermont conducted experiments to identify the cause and solution.

Burlington University of Vermont

Partition suit cites Minnie V. Smith heirs in Grayson County

Citation in Texas requires Minnie V. Smith and her heirs to answer by May 18 1953 in Grayson County District Court Sherman. Plaintiff Roy Smith seeks partition of one acre from a larger tract conveyed by W J Wood et al by deed dated March 10.

State of Texas Minnie V. Smith Minnie V. Smith Pool Minnie V. Smith Perry A. D District Court of Grayson County Court House Sherman Roy Smith W. J. Wood

Copper aluminum zipper alloy harms damp ironed cotton

A university report found that copper aluminum zipper alloy in zippers used in cotton garments forms an acid when wet. Ironing the damp fabric with these zippers can damage the material.

Elephants Cause Plane Crash in Indian Jungle

Government radio said two baby elephants broke loose in a plane during a flight from Assam to Calcutta, causing a crash in a mountainous jungle and the death of three crew members.

New Delhi India Assam Calcutta

Boat Ownership Forecast for 1953 Reaches Five Million

George W. Codrington, former president of the National Association of Engine and Boat Manufacturers, estimates that in 1953 there will be one pleasure boat for every 32 Americans, totaling about 5,000,000 boats afloat.

George W. Codrington National Association of Engine and Boat Manufacturers

Acre tract described in Grayson County Deed Records notice

A 1953 notice in Sherman Texas cites a deed description in Vol. 220 page 94 Grayson County Deed Records for a one acre parcel. The J W Lindley corner and M K T R R right of way are referenced with precise bearings and distances. Citation requires service within 90 days or unserved. issued April 2 1953 by A S W Earnest Clerk with deputy. Published in The Whitewright Sun on April 16 23 30 and May 7 1953.

Grayson County Eighty Foot Road J. W. Lindley Lindley M. K T. R.R A. D Sherman Texas S. W. Earnest Nancy Drake Whitewright Sun

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