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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1949
Page
14
Flash Jack Badgett accompanies Joan Hainline. Orchids to Peggy for selecting Charger as fiancé. Best wishes to her. Onions to students who fail to study. Orchids to the senior football and basketball players. Orchids to the janitor. Onions to the writer D P B.
Peggy Pannell and Carol Hughes debut new dresses as residents show off festive outfits. Nancy May favors skirts and skits, while Ruth Ann wears a black skirt with a lace trimmed white blouse. Eutelia Judd and Florena unveil colorful gabardine and gingham styles, and Jean Wilson showcases a navy dress with quarter sleeves.
In Pineville on Christmas Eve Nola waits for husband Jim on occupation duty. A telegram and a drive through cold night bring Jim to the depot. They reunite with their baby nearby, amid the village's quiet festive mood.
Washington reports more than 5,000,000 needy Americans receive public assistance costing nearly 2 billion dollars yearly. Acting federal security administrator John L. Thurston told a congressional inquiry the split is about half from federal funds and half from state and local sources. He urged Fair Deal programs including national health insurance and expanded public health services.
A note from The Sun invites readers to share guest visits and personal items as courtesy notices. The message emphasizes including friends and visitors in the newspaper’s pages whenever someone travels or leaves town.
Prosecutor questions the defendant about stealing a car. The defendant jokes that the car was parked in front of a cemetery and assumed the owner was dead, highlighting a morbid misperception.
Doctors Wright and Gross report dry ice chips applied to acne lesions dried them quickly with little or no scarring. The method, cited in Archives of Dermatology and Syphilology, is presented as a relief option for sufferers.
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