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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1963
Page
3
The Whitewright High School schedule lists football banquet December 17 at 7:00 in the gym with free admission for football players and pep squad girls, others pay 1.50. Santa letters reveal student gift wishes and district meet results show first and sixth place finishes for the Conducting Team.
An item invites students to take constructive action at home and on school grounds. It urges going home and performing chores like removing rubbish painting woodwork raking leaves and mowing as a way to channel idle energy. The note ends with a continuation cue.
Fort Hood reports STRAC regulations end Chester the bulldog mascot’s travels with the First Armored Division's 3rd Brigade. Markings and insignia must be hidden to avoid identifying the unit during maneuvers. Fort Hood expects civic help in finding a lodging for the mascot.
Deaths and births reported including Mrs W C Cook at home, births to Ollie Neathery Roy Cowart Garland Caylor Harold Thornhill, and Charley Stateville moving to Slaton. Also Mrs Elizabeth Aston J K Magers deaths, smallpox case near Planters gIn, district American Legion meeting, senior B Y P A program, and multiple marriage announcements and letters to Santa referencing Dorotha Magers and Dorothy Farrar.
The article explains that relative humidity stays lower in winter because cold air holds less moisture than warm air.
The Sun states its role as a service and invites news items from individuals and organizations. It reserves the right to decide what is news and to reject items that are too old or favor an organization, emphasizing impartiality in editorial decisions.
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