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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1965
Page
3
A column lists multiple visits and trips across Texas and neighboring states. Mrs. Nettie Taylor visits Dallas. Miss Gladys Ray returns from Austin. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wolfe travel to Leonard. many relatives visit in Carrollton Sherman Fort Worth Dallas Plano Fayetteville Eureka Springs etc. The notice also reports the death of Mrs. Joe McMahon of Beatrice Nebraska.
A Travelers report from a nationwide motor vehicle survey shows drivers under 25 years old account for about 15 percent of licensed drivers but over 29 percent of fatal crashes and more than 25 percent of non fatal mishaps in 1964. The overall highway death toll reached 48 000 with 3 840 000 injuries.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Brown and daughter of Garland and Mr and Mrs Carl Nall and children of Sherman visited Mr and Mrs Tom Brown Sunday. Mr and Mrs Jack England and Mrs Frank England spent Sunday in Dallas visiting Mr and Mrs W G Perkins and family. A daughter Kelly Joyce born to Mr and Mrs W L Presley at Wilson N Jones Hospital. Chief Aviation Antisubmarine Technician Harry Elliott US Navy son of Mr and Mrs R C Elliott of Tom Bean serves with Patrol Squadron 4 at Iwakuni Japan. Visitors in the home of O E Head included Dick Gibson Howe Jack Hicks and daughters Sherman Orval Head and daughter Tom Bean Kenneth Faulkner and children Abilene Mrs Luther Cambron and Mrs Ira Fleming Denison Billy Bruce Dallas.
The Whitewright Sun lists subscription rates for Grayson and Fannin Counties and outside Garyson and counties. Foreign subscriptions cost $2.50 for soldiers, $3.00 for others, and $5.00 for outside areas.
A State Bar of Texas feature explains invitee status in stores and how stepping out of the invited area can bar damages after an injury. It cites a shopper who stepped into a cashier booth and fell, losing her claim, and contrasts with a bank entry case where damages were awarded.
FDA and HEW report shows detectable pesticide residues in American food but at levels under one percent of legal tolerances. Most commonly used pesticides were not detected in many samples, indicating negligible health risk.
A description notes that porpoises breathe through a circular opening on the top of the head, a feature shared with whales. This anatomical detail explains how these marine mammals exchange air at the surface.
The period of good weather aids land owners and operators in soil and water conservation tasks. Diversion terraces built on several farms near Blue Ridge Raybourgh and Merit. grassed waterways shaped at Trenton Lane and near La ne. grade-stabilization pipes ordered for Farmsville area farms. an erosion control dam completed on Royce Leech farm west of Farmersville.
A brief exhortation on how God blesses the work of hands when directed toward good humane deeds. The Spirit empowers capable efficient action in His image.
The American Music Conference reports over a million guitars sold in 1964 with sales already exceeding $100 million this year. 1964 sales reached 95 million, a 46 percent rise, as teens swap the hula hoop for guitars and notable names from Carl Sandburg to Princess Grace are linked to the instrument.
Animal husbandmen at the Coastal Bend Experiment Station in Beeville report that extremely high concentrate rations reduce daily feed consumption and improve feed efficiency, dressing percentage, and grade while lowering shipping shrinkage. Tests at the station underpin these conclusions.
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