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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1965
Page
2
The Reflector urges students to value teachers and take advantage of free education. It stresses that educators impart knowledge and advocates appreciation for dedicated staff, noting time lost after graduation is hard to recover. Pep Squad fundraisers fund sweaters and lunch ahead of two Christmas parades in Sherman and Denison.
A local notice lists birthdays in December for William Cureton Kenneth McKinney Georgiana Barnum James Emerson Lillis Watkins Paula Fryen John Farley Carl Dunlap Wilma Rice Glenna Wright and Cindy McCaskell.
The VHS Pep Squad highlighted Sherman Christmas parade on December 2 with the Drum and Bugle Corps placing 25th. The Pep Squad also participated in Denison Christmas parade on December 4.
The WHS Junior Chapter of the Future Farmers of America placed first in the district contest, highlighting strong performance by district participants and signaling advancement to further rounds.
At Grayson Junior College on November 22, six chapters competed. Whitewright's team included President Will Cureton Vice President Dale Barnes Sentinel David Hughes Treasurer Edwin Caraway Secretary Rodney Nicely Reporter Jo Emerson and Advisor O V Barker.
legal notice to all persons with claims against Frances E Bass estate. letters of administration issued to George Gordon Pope on November 30 1965 in Grayson County Texas. claims must be presented at 404 Chestnut Street Whitewright TX 75491 before legal deadlines. publication date December 9 1965 in Whitewright Sun.
Published every Thursday entry at the Whitewright Texas post office as second class mail matter.
A collection of light humor recounts a motorist handed a reading slip mistaken for a license and a driver scolding pedestrians who cross streets as if they own them. The quips spotlight wit, pride, and mistaken exchanges in everyday road life.
An Irishman recounts a near miss at Lunquerque. He says the bullet entered his chest and exited his back. He explains his heart was in his mouth at the moment, making the shot seem to pass near his heart.
A crowd greets a visiting pastor after returning abroad while a campus figure speaks to a mixed audience. A humorous misaddressed line about romance arises as a speaker tries to address attendees. The scene blends light humor with public gathering energy and social chatter.
A hillbilly visiting the seashore asks a boatman to buy seawater to take home. The exchange underscores coastal commerce quirks as the boatman replies with practical humor.
A visitor agrees to pay a quarter for a boat ride to stay in the sun. After the tide recedes, the shore reveals a dry spectacle as the boatman boasts a brisk profit. The visitor acknowledges the clever turn of events.
A rural tale unfolds as Tolliver searches Ozarks woods for Grandpappy Morgan who, found in bushes near supper time, replies in terse phrases while trapped in a bear trap. The next morning he reflects on the prior night with a shudder and a somber mood.
The State of Texas issues a citation to Margaret Hardeman and Margaret Polk or unknown heirs to appear by filing an answer by January 17 1966 in the 59th District Court of Grayson County Sherman. Plaintiff E Bud Tucker seeks title and possession of 8.25 acres within the Coleman and Guest surveys in Sherman Texas based on described boundaries. The case is No 71491 filed November 30 1965.
A new American Medical Association leaflet explains safe lifting. Stand close with feet apart, bend knees, keep the spine straight, and lift using the legs. Face the carry direction, keep the item close, and avoid twisting or pulling with the back. Two balanced suitcases reduce strain. push from the center weight when possible.
Planting bare root trees and shrubs in December January and February promotes strong root growth before top growth begins. The period is ideal for establishing healthy roots and long term vigor.
A repair tip explains removing small pieces from an object and attaching each part to the sticky side of adhesive tape. The method aims to prevent loss by organizing parts as they are removed during repair.
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