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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1951

Page

3

Easter party memories and local notices from 1916

Miss Genevieve Davidson hosted an Easter party with piano and vocal performances by John Philip Barbee Hazel Ray Ruth Myrick and Ella Anderson. A prize went to Estelle Montgomery. Also noted are obituaries Roy McMillin and Mrs Oscar Smith and various visits and travels across Texas towns including Waco Dallas Sherman and Kentuckytown.

Genevieve Davidson John Philip Barbee Hazel Ray Ruth Myrick Etta Anderson Estelle Montgomery Oscar Smith Ella Parrish Kentuckytown Lena Mae Gowdy Olive Neff Ora McFatridge Clausie Glidewell Eunice Cook Hazel May Waco Enna Montgomery Dallas Mildred Cantrell Leonard Clint McMillin Trenton B. A. Biggerstaff Tom Bean Fay Eatherly Max Pope

Accidents in Home Kill and Injure Far More Than War

Secretary of Labor Maurice J. Tobin states home accidents killed over 20,000 Americans and injured more than 3,000,000 in the 10 months since June, double the Korean War fatalities and 70 times the battle injuries. He calls the figures a shameful indictment of carelessness.

New York Maurice J. Tobin Tobin

Two Blood Donors Give Eight Gallons

Erie Pa. Mr and Mrs Jerome Kleckner have donated eight gallons of blood since the start of World War II. They volunteered when the Red Cross appealed for wounded servicemen and say blood donation is their patriotic duty.

Erie Jerome Kleckner Red Cross

From where I sit by Joe Marsh

Sandy Johnson agrees to build bluebird houses at Tiny's request after a breakfast talk. Tiny recalls childhood birds and explains the wish, and Sandy happily commits to starting them that night. The couple values mutual respect, live and let live, and a temperate beer lifestyle.

Sandy Tiny O.K

Scholar challenges traditional Bible stories translating Aramaic text

Dr. George M. Lamsa, an Assyrian translator, argues that many biblical miracles are mistranslated from Aramaic. He says Lot's wife was not a pillar of salt and Jonah did not survive in a whale, citing his direct Aramaic translations. He notes translators often misread colloquialisms and stresses his 14 year effort to render the Bible directly from Aramaic. He believes the Bible remains inspired but translator accuracy varies.

Dallas News Jonah Lot Jesus George M. Lamsa Lamsa Dr. Lamsa A. J. Hulman Company Philadelphia Dallas Moses Persian Kurdistan Iraq Iran America

Worms Enrich Music Teacher Profits From Wiggling Harvest

Tahlequah Oklahoma. Lloyd Herren a college music professor balances teaching at Northeastern State College with raising 30 000 hybrid red wigglers in his yard. He sells worms wholesale to fishermen and enriched dirt to farmers. Herren notes his worms wiggle long and fast, claiming 15 minutes underwater. A Chinese chef in New York originated chop suey. Ten American League pitchers hurled 20 or more home run balls in 1950.

Tahlequah Okla Lloyd K. Herren Northeastern State College Herren

Cracks In A Crowd Echoes Of Family Jabs And Loss

A humorous family column notes Aunt Ellen’s sudden praise for Uncle Tom after his death, contrasting past insults with present adulation. Onlookers tease Flighty about avoiding work and a rich uncle’s hope to end delays, all reflecting small town foibles and affectionate satire.

Ellen Uncle Tom Aunt Ellen

Texas lawmakers push patches to election laws

In Austin lawmakers consider patchwork bills to fix delays in reporting results. Rep William R Stump proposes empowering the Secretary of State to send messengers to counties late with results, paid by tardy counties. Rep Marshall O Bell seeks AG power to investigate election law violations. Session may end May 8, delaying a full rewrite. Nine million pieces of linen are used annually by travelers on Pullman cars. Only Pennsylvania bears the founder's name.

Austin Texas William R. Stump Georgetown Secretary of State Marshall O. Bell San Antonio Stump

Also Mentioned on This Page

S. P. Beckett D. S. McMillin Horace Gordon Floyd Everheart Fitz Bryant D. M. Pope C. P. Johnson J. B. Hamilton Emmet Penn Lester Haile C. B. Bryant George Bennett C. B. Bryant Jr Murray Bryant Whitewright Sam McMillin Theresa Ann Reeves Irene Rector John McGaughey Billy Blaine Joe Tate D. B. Tate Wichita Falls Annette Harp WFFA Gladys Ray Boston University School of Education Leon Davidson J. W. Davidson Florence Sherrett Portland Ore Ewell Alexander Little Son Fort Worth E. L. Alexander Grover Joe Marsh Sandy Johnson United States Brewers Foundation Whitewright Lumber Co Harry Nyiller Gaines Dog Research Center U.S. Army Kobe Japan Staplers Markwell WORMS New York City Frigidaire By Claude Callan Flighty Pennsylvania Sudan
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