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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1939

Page

6

Fried to a Golden Brown

Nora Ellen Elliott of the A and M College Extension Service offers tips for frying chicken to improve tenderness and flavor. Maintain moderate heat, use at least half an inch of fat, place thick pieces in first, partly cover to reduce spatter, and turn when browned. Fry 20 to 30 minutes for the thickest piece, then finish in a 300 degree oven until no pink remains near the bones, draining excess fat before serving.

College Station America Nora Ellen Elliott A. and M. College Extension Service

Marriages and local notices from Whitewright Aug 1919

Dr. Ross R. May wed Miss Pauline Lenox at Pine Bluff Arkansas on Aug 27. Additions planned to Roberts garage. Fordson tractor orders reportedly behind. Local moves include farm sales, new residents, and postwar travels. Notables: tax and school notes, soldier returns, and social visits across West Texas and the region.

The Ross R. May Whitewright Pauline Lenox Pendleton Ark Pine Bluff Texas Roberts Henry Ford & Son Byron Sears J. R. Fleming L. C. Long East Whitewright W. P. Vaughn Merkel Abilene T. E. Barbee Colorado Frank Spindle Tyler Kern Glidewell Wichita Falls Army Frank King France Richard Russell Pilot Grove Navy T. H. Sears James Boyd Denison Clothier W. W. Farris Tom Bean David Cowart Bethel Farris J. C. Parsons Arlington Sunday New York City

Floor Seal Aids Safe Polished Floors at A and M

Mrs Bernice Claytor of the A and M College Extension Service says a new floor seal made from thin varnishes or bodied drying oils reduces floor dangers. It protects floors at all times delivers a moderately lustrous finish and lets a housewife renew worn spots without moving furniture out of the room.

College Station Bernice Claytor A. and M. College Extension Service

Judge urges quick answer as young woman testifies

In court a young woman faced cross examination with the judge pressing for age. The judge warned that hesitation worsens the situation, saying every second makes it worse during questioning.

Whitewright News Highlights Local Events and Losses

Cotton sold at 25 cents and seed at 35 dollars in Whitewright Wednesday. The D A Taylor Dry Goods Co announces a new store opening in Whitewright Saturday. A barn on R C Norris farm burned Sunday night. A Home Ice and Manufacturing Co office safe was robbed Sunday night of about 236 dollars. Felix D Robertson 250 votes and Mrs Miriam A Ferguson 113 in Whitewright run off governor race. Ferguson leads statewide by about 100000. Burnham family returned from Independence Kansas. Chamber of Commerce asked about a profitable home bakery in Whitewright but could not guarantee sales.

Whitewright D. A. Taylor Dry Goods Co R. C. Norris Home Ice & Manufacturing Co Felix D. Robertson Miriam A. Ferguson Ferguson Robertson M. A. Burnham Clyde Burnham George Burnham Independence Kansas Chamber of Commerce Dallas

Porter News Personal visits fill Sunday social scene

Health of the community is good. Mr and Mrs Walter Cox of Denison visited Mr and Mrs G D Bennett Sunday. Mr and Mrs Joe Rich and family spent Sunday with Alonzo Harper. Jim Hicks family visited Erwin Waite. Charlie Lock and children of Bonham visited Alvie Lock. Rayburn and F M Gunter visited Orvil and Lee Howell. Ina Lee and Sara Hicks visited Bonham. J W Gunter and children visited Jack Stewart at Ector. C E McCord and daughter Dorotha Jean and Betty Jo Rich spent Sunday with Hugh Hunter. Etta Hicks visiting daughter in Ector. Mattie McCord visited Jim Laughlin. Kenneth Robinson of Ector called on his parents and attended singing. Charlie Rogers and baby spent Friday night with B E Rowden family.

Walter Cox Denison G. D. Bennett Joe Rich Alonzo Harper Jim Hicks A Childen Erwin Waite Charlie Lock Bonham Alvie Lock Rayburn F. M. Gunter Orvil Lee Howell Ina Lee Sara Hicks Bon Kenneth Robinson Ector J. T. Robinson Charlie Rogers Baby B. E. Rowden

Princess Elizabeth Learns to Cook at Buckingham Palace

London. Princess Elizabeth, age 13, can now cook a four course dinner unaided. She spends hours weekly on the palace stove, part of the modernized kitchens installed at Buckingham Palace. Under palace chefs' guidance she progressed rapidly, turning cooking from play to practice and mastering traditional recipes and baked goods from the queen's collection.

London Elizabeth Buckingham Palace

Pancake Batter With Chopped Apples Flavor

A tip suggests adding finely chopped apples to pancake batter for flavor and texture. Use one cup apples per two cups flour to boost vitamins. If apples are tart, sprinkle with a tablespoon granulated sugar to balance taste.

Musta Been Saloonitis Brings Change to Town

Rumor column jokes about a local resident Bill recovering well after surgery to remove a brass rail pressing on his foot. The anecdote hints at a playful, small town transformation and ends with a light note suitable for a Sun Want Ad.

Bill

Kentucky townsfolk clash spurred by deputy sheriffs

A political exhorter asks if Democrats can unite in Kentucky. A man with adhesive tape on his ear replies that it requires 11 deputy sheriffs to keep the group apart, illustrating local tensions and the scale of policing.

Kentucky

The Sun Sells Typewriter Paper and Carbon

The Sun offers typewriter supplies including paper and carbon. This brief notice lists available items for purchase through the Sun, highlighting their focus on office stationery and typing accessories.

The Sun Typewriter

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