Local Social and Hospital News from Whitewright Area
We hear of visits among Lyons G. and Buck Chesser families in Kilgore Whitewright and Sherman residents. Betty Jean Billie Frances celebrated with a birthday dinner hosted by Mrs Page in Denison. Phi Theta Kappa honors Frances Bennett at Alvin Junior College. Jacks in Bonham hospital with visitors from Windom Mesquite and Bells.
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Aubrey Page
Denison
Billy C. Blackwell
Sherman
Betty Jean
Billie Frances
Page
Buck Chesser
Whitewright
Frances Bullard
O. A. Bennett
Alvin Junior College
Pot roast flavored with tomato juice and coffee gains
Times change as a man pays a quarter to park to avoid a two dollar fine while spending a dime on coffee. The recipe notes tomato juice replaces water to add zest to pot roast.
It’s the Law in Texas on Bill of Attainder and Ex Post Facto
This feature explains that Congress cannot pass bills of attainder or ex post facto laws, citing U S Supreme Court rulings and examples. It notes penalties without trial and past-law changes affecting juror numbers and murder punishments, emphasizing due process and court protections.
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Congress
U. S. Supreme Court
Congressional
Senate
State Bar of Texas
Wisdom on order from noted thinkers
A compact collection of quotes on order by Burke Shakespeare Eddy Goethe Churchill and Amiel. Each line reflects a belief that orderly structure aids progress and aligns with higher law or power. The assertions span personal discipline to governance and philosophy.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Little Change for Farm Outlook 1965
Extension economist John McHaney forecasts only small changes in the 1965 farm outlook. Domestic demand should rise with growth and incomes, but supplies stay large. exports remain high though not matching 1964 records. farm income is expected to stay stable.
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John McHaney
Sugar addition to cream reduces volume and slows whipping
Adding sugar to whipping cream before whipping lowers the final volume and increases whipping time, as sugar alters the fat structure and stabilizes air bubbles, requiring longer whipping to reach desired stiffness.
Down Memory Lane Items From The Sun
Personal notices from The Sun dated December 5 1919 include moved residents Horace Thompson and family south of the office. marriages of Don Andrew and Nannie Worley. business move by John Hollingsworth into the Stedham blacksmith shop. church campaign initiated by city youths with committee members named. deaths of Mrs George Nicely and Mrs Sallie McGrew. births for Mr and Mrs M T Craig and Mr and Mrs C J Meador. Eva Stillwell joins T H Lively dry goods. injuries to Howard Cook and Orville Lyle in a Monday auto crash. Never Grow Old Club gathering hosted by Bascom and Mrs Sears. Roger Holcomb knocked out after truck fall.
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the Sun
Horace Thompson
Sun
Don Andrew
Nannie Worley
John Hollingsworth
Stedham
P. Janway
F. A. Benton
Basil Thompson
Luther Gordon
George Nicely
M. T. Craig
C. J. Meador
Eva Stillwell
T. H. Lively Dry Goods Store
Howard Cook
Orville Lyle
Sallie McGrew
Never Grow Old
Bascom Sears
Jesse McIver
Roger Holcomb
Fire destroys home of Mr and Mrs Chess Pope
Forty years ago The Sun reports a residence southwest of town owned by Mr and Mrs Chess Pope was burned Wednesday morning. M E Greenway of Cameron named service manager at Chambers Motor Co. Lester Short and Maurine May and Leora Short attend a High School Press Association meeting at Belton. John Cantrell takes a job in Royse City.
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Chess Pope
M. E. Greenway
Cameron
Chambers Motor Co
Lester Short
Maurine May
Leora Short
High School Press Association
Belton
John Cantrell
Royse City
Montgomery Jr and Others Named in Sun Item
A Sun item lists S. T. Montgomery Jr. along with Leon Coffman Edward Pritchett Fitz Bryant Jr. Eugene Hall Earl Blanton Homer Annip Jack Montgomery Hampton Humphreys Donald Hall Henry Phillips Bill Keys and Miles Chumbley in a group designation from the December 5 1929 issue.
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the Sun
S. T. Montgomery Jr
Leon Coffman
Edward Pritchett
Fitz Bryant Jr
Eugene Hall
Earl Blanton
Homer Annip
Jack Montgomery
Hampton Humphreys
Donald Hall
Henry Phillips
Bill Keys
Miles Chumbley
The Whitewright Sun Weekly Edition
The Whitewright Sun is published every Thursday from Whitewright Texas. This notice records its postal filing as second class main matter at the Whitewright post office.
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Whitewright, Texas
A pinch of salt makes sugar taste sweeter
A brief note asserts that a small amount of salt enhances the sweetness of sugar, illustrating an unexpected taste interaction. The claim suggests even tiny quantities can alter flavor perception in culinary contexts.
Teachers Association Meeting Attended by Whitewright Delegates
Misses Sallye Hamilton and Mary Pumphrey attended the Texas State Teachers Association meeting in Galveston last Friday and Saturday. Sara Kathryn Atterberry hosted a bridge party Saturday afternoon with Drunette Farley, Sara Belle Gillett, Marjory Nell Blanton, Aileen Pennington, Nell Holmes, Glenda Mae Rutledge, and Elaine Connelly of Trenton present. Blanche Montgomery and Frances Bryant will represent Whitewright in the Dutchess parade in Denis on Friday night.
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the Sun
Sallye Hamilton
Mary Pumphrey
Texas State Teachers Association
Galveston
Sara Kathryn Atterberry
Drunette Farley
Sara Belle Gillett
Marjory Nell Blanton
Aileen Pennington
Nell Holmes
Glenda Mae Rutledge
Elaine Connelly
Trenton
Blanche Montgomery
Frances Bryant
Whitewright
Dutchess
Denis
Its True Junior May Be Double Tax Exemption
The article explains a tax exemption misunderstanding where a Junior can claim a student exemption while a parent may also claim one if the student is under 18 or a full time student with parental support. It notes 1954 law changes and teacher confusion in IRS tax courses.
Randolph Community Club Christmas Program Set
The Randolph Improvement Club hosts a Christmas program and covered dish supper at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Randolph community center with members and residents invited.
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Randolph Community Club
Randolph
Randolph Improvement Club
VA Life Insurance and Survivor Options Explored
A veteran asks about adapting five thousand dollar government life insurance after his wife dies and debts rise. The answer covers borrowing or cashing part of the policy, revising beneficiary designations, and keeping necessary protection.
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U. S
Shopping line mirrors shoppers with playful names
A grocery checkout line riffs on customers who resemble their purchases with humorous labels such as Mrs. Starch Face and Mr. Live Alone, highlighting a lighthearted moment of supermarket observation.
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Starch Face
Sean Lettuce
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