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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1945
Page
4
The Whitewright Sun notes it is published weekly with postoffice filing in Whitewright Texas. Subscription rates are one year 1.50 six months 1.00 payable in advance. no subscriptions under six months accepted. The editors pledge prompt corrections for any erroneous reflections.
The centennial of Texas statehood marks 100 years since Texas joined the United States in 1845. Texas’s first legislature met in 1846 after the transfer from republic to state government, with leaders such as J. Pinckney Henderson and Albert Horton among founders. The centennial celebration runs from December 29, 1945, through 1946.
In a chatty exchange two women discuss medical bills and strained finances. Mrs A laments inability to afford an operation this year while Mrs B suggests she must endure with her current condition and keep talking about it.
Detroit industry experts caution that postwar car supply will not meet immediate demand. Limited first year production and shortages of tires gasoline and parts mean motorists will drive current cars through two to three winters. A large pent up demand could follow with 12 to 15 million cars if war ends this year.
A satirical sketch portrays Aunt Ellen criticizing Uncle Tom during life and praising him after death. The piece jeers at hypocrisy among relatives, noting family quarreling, moral judgments, and gossip within a free society.
A reflective piece argues for towns large enough to provide space for farmers and families to farm, park, own pets, and enjoy yards. It critiques overcrowding and advocates for trees and natural ground to allow Normal human beings to live with room to grow.
A haughty senior jeers at a freshman who cuts in during a dance. The freshman explains he is working his way through college and the other girl was waving a five dollar bill at him.
A casual chat in the barracks shifts to romance as soldiers discuss their preferences and experiences. The exchange reveals informal attitudes and personal anecdotes among the troops.
A buck sergeant candidly explains his shy, demure nature noting you must whistle at him twice to get a reaction. The remark reflects a humorous self view.
Sheriff G. P. Gafford announces a public sale on March 6 1945 in Sherman Texas between 2 and 4 PM to satisfy a 1944 judgment in favor of City of Tioga Grayson County Interstate and others against Zamora J Hopkins et al. The property a 1 acre Tioga tract from the John Fizer Survey is offered to the highest bidder with two year redemption. Remaining proceeds if any go to other claims per law.
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