Whitewright Sun editorial staff led by Doss
The Whitewright Sun notes T Glenn Doss serves as editor and owner guiding local coverage and editorial direction for the paper.
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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1950
Page
4
The Whitewright Sun notes T Glenn Doss serves as editor and owner guiding local coverage and editorial direction for the paper.
A&M College Extension Service specialist Mrs. Eloise T. Johnson urges safety when selecting Christmas toys. She advises matching toys to age and development, avoiding sharp, flammable, or poison-painted items for toddlers, and preferring rubber, plastic, wood toys, or hollow blocks. For ages six to eight, electrical toys should bear Underwriters Laboratories certification and proper construction to prevent fire or shock. A designated toy storage place adds another safety layer.
Mrs. Johnson says shelves are easier than drawers or cabinet doors which stick. She emphasizes that playthings are tools that help children learn and stresses the importance of choosing safe toys and teaching safe use.
The Colored Methodist Church held its first quarterly conference Sunday at 3 30 pm with Rev R M Cole of Dallas as pastor and W S Bell of McKinney as presiding elder. The sermon titled Christian in Action was from 1 Peter 4 16. The Lord's Supper followed. Quarterly funds totaled 55 80. Nettie Blanton missionary president notes prayer for white friends and a year of church success.
Washington reports the government will not resume steel pennies after a copper use cut. Mint official Leland Howard says copper supplies are sufficient and a congressional act would be needed to switch to wartime ersatz coins. Also notes snowfall to rain water ratio.
Central Christian Church led by John R. MacDonald offers services on the first and third Sundays at 10 a.m. Church School also at 10 a.m. The nearby Methodist Church with Ashley D. Jameson conducts Church School at 10 a.m. Morning Service at 11 a.m. Youth Fellowship at 6:30 p.m. Evening Service at 7 p.m. Youth Hour at 8 p.m.
The Women's Society of Christian Service will gather at 3 30 p m Monday at the home of Mrs H C Willis for a social meeting inviting all Methodist women to attend.
Local churches list pastors and officers for services at two congregations. First Baptist Church outlines schedules for Sunday school at 10 a m morning worship at 11 a m Training Union 6 p m and evening worship 7 p m plus Wednesday prayer and choir times. A Christmas gift drive on Dec 17 asks each person to bring canned goods fruits nuts for underprivileged families. Assembly of God Church notes Sunday school 9 45 a m morning worship 11 a m evangelistic service 7 p m Wednesday prayer 7 p m and Saturday young people evangelistic service 7 p m. Also notes North Texas Larger Parish in Paris Presbytery with Rev R L Hamm as pastor and Dorothy Jane Nelson directing religious education. Floyd.
Bassett superintendent states classes for all ages run morning worship at 11 00 The pastor director will lead the service Westminster Fellowship scheduled for 5 p m Sunday Dec 24 Staff member Richard Smith will lead the service The Sunday School to present a special Christmas program A Church Candlelight worship occurs at vesper hour 5 p m followed by a Christmas fellowship at 6 00 for Sunday School and church members in the downstairs hall Public is invited.
Funeral services were held Sunday at Westminster Baptist Church for Mrs Dora C Maxwell 72 of Whitewright route 4 who died Saturday at 2 30 p m at a son s home in Desert Rev J A Henderson and Rev Terrell Gordon officiated burial was in Elm Grove Cemetery She was born September 21 1878 in Westminster Texas daughter of James Henderson and Mary Lou Barbee She married George W Maxwell June 29 1909 Survivors include two sons J O Maxwell of Whitewright J L Maxwell of Desert four grandchildren and one brother J W Barbee of Atoka Oklahoma
Alfred L. Lackey 81 a White Mound native and Spanish American War veteran died Sunday at a Paris hospital. He was brother of Mrs C C Fogle of Whitewright. Funeral services were held at the Church of Christ in Paris with burial in a Paris cemetery. Survivors include his wife.
Macoma Lackey of Paris and William Alfred Lackey of Airice stationed at San Antonio are named along with a daughter Mrs Gladys Foster of San Antonio a sister Mrs C C Fogle of Whitewright and a brother G A Lackey of Sherman in a genealogical or obituary fragment detailing immediate relatives.
The rhino, with poor eyesight, can barely spot a stationary man beyond 40 to 50 yards yet relies on a powerful sense of smell to detect a person a quarter of a mile away or more.
The Texas Employment Commission reported 45 958 non farm job placements for November down from 52 936 in October. Officials cited a slowing statewide in business activity. The text also notes Cuba’s area as 41 634 square miles.
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