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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1952
Page
5
Mrs. Nodie Kidd visits in Durant while Mrs. Ike Wallace of Houston calls. Several Dallas and Sherman visitors arrive for weekends. A new baby boy joins Grady Fryen family. Hospital updates and Christmas gatherings fill the week with many relatives traveling to Tulsa, Dallas, Purcell, and Wichita Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Stephens of Dallas are the parents of a son born Saturday. The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stephens of Whitewright and Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Fry Sr. of Pike. The great grandparents are Mrs. T. C. Fry of Pike, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Markham of Sudan, and Mrs. Mary J. Jenkins of Tom Bean.
The Rotary Club held its annual Rotary Ann banquet last Thursday night in the First Baptist Church dining room with a turkey dinner served by church women. President Roscoe Gillett spoke briefly before W. C. Cummings led the program and recordings by 24 Rotarians greeted their Rotary Anns. Guest soloist Buster Smith, a 16 year old Bonham student, performed with teacher Mrs. Madrey on piano.
Miss Beverly Bassett attended with her date Jimmy Nussman while club pianist performed. Mr and Mrs Clyde Craig were among diners who help serve Rotary Club meals fifty weeks a year.
From the assistant dean of the University of Kansas School of Medicine Dr Glen Shepherd comes a safety suggestion for holiday seasons. He warns that letting an unfit driver leave your home is murder by proxy and urges a final cup of strong black coffee to deter drunk driving. Aerial photographs are used to check inventories of coal stock piles at TV plants. Presidential electors meet on the Monday following the second Wednesday in December.
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