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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1933
Page
6
The column notes gray squirrels migrating from Connecticut into New England and now toward the Hudson and New Jersey. It argues for converting Hackensack Meadows into a vast national park with canals and dredging, and describes the Civil Works Administration plan to employ artists to beautify public buildings.
The article explains probate courts handle wills with appeals to district court. Any person 21 or married and of sound mind can will property, but heirs after birth or marriage affect provisions. A parent may not be required to name all children. If later children exist, they may be treated as if the parent died without a will unless the mother is the mother of all children and sole beneficiary. A posthumous child complicates validity unless dying unmarried before 21. Holographic wills need no witnesses. other wills require two witnesses over 14 who sign in the presence of the testator and of each other. Wills are destroyed only by creating a new will or the maker destroying it. Whitewright merchants advertise better values and the Banking Song.
The Dec 31 lesson on Philippians 3 1 14 and 2 Timothy 4 7 presents Paul in prison writing a warm and victorious letter. It highlights his devotion to Christ his courage humility and gratitude to the Philippians and his powerful faith in Christ who strengthens him.
An essay compares two artists to illustrate choices in education. For those needing quick earnings, business training at Tyler Commercial College and School of Business Administration in Tyler, Texas offers a practical, accelerated path. The school promises focused curriculum, solid standards, and financial independence for graduates.
The document outlines a three month church program from January to April including communion for new members, official visitation by elders and deacons, pulpit discussions on church origins and missions, benevolence canvassing, officer elections, Easter sermons, Passion Week services, infant baptism, tithes, and a congregational meeting with a pot lunch to review the year and project 1934-35 plans. It notes a target annual benevolence offering of one hundred dollars and emphasizes non controversial outreach.
All kinds of printing and engraving obtainable at The Sun office at reasonable prices.
Dr John W Brown Texas State Health Officer urges a New Year inventory of the human body. He compares the body to a car and recommends regular medical inspections to detect weak spots and extend healthy life guiding adults to seek routine exams after which a doctor can advise preventative care.
The note mocks broad fears about a presidential inquiry into high salaries. It frames the issue as a partisan concern and suggests that ordinary people can endure political scrutiny.
The American Legion launches a four point plan to amend the Economy Act affecting veterans expenditures. Representative Rankin of Mississippi will present the amendments on opening day. The program estimates a $70 million cost and aims to restore free hospital care for improvident veterans, rename pension as compensation for service related death and disability, return World War compensation to pre March 20 1933 rules, and provide payments to World War orphans and widows.
A Sunday school scene ends with a girl explaining she cannot go to heaven because her family is moving back to Detroit. The class responds as the teacher notes all other girls want to go to heaven.
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