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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1962
Page
5
A roundup of visitors and neighbors across North Texas including Mrs. M. E. Winburn moving to West Plains and multiple weekend visits. Names include the Blanks, Burchfields, Hutchersons, Phillips, Hatfield, Johnson, Oliver, Hamiltons, Cook, Ireland, Bradley, Ireland, Benton, House, Norris, Pumphrey, Roberts, and several Sherman and Dallas residents plus ETSC students and local church activity.
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Head hosted relatives during the week as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Gibson of Sherman, with other family members visiting.
White Wright Rotarians will host a Friday program on how insurance rates are determined and how the public can help hold them down. Guest speaker J E Parks of Dallas, a Special Agent with Aetna Casualty and Surety, will discuss, sponsored by Tom Sears and by the Texas Insurance Fieldmen's Association and the Texas Insurance Speakers Bureau.
Mrs Emory Christian hosted the Friday Literary Club at her home for a February 2 session on First Ladies Today and Yesterday. Members reported on assigned countries and Mrs Jack Meador led a discussion on Jacqueline Kennedy Her Influence. A Dolly Madison playlet by Mrs Thomas F Gibson featured Mrs Kenneth Frisby Mrs James Bryant and Mrs Joe Crouch with Mrs J C McMillin as narrator. Seventeen members were served refreshments.
The Little Rock Home Demonstration Club met at 2 p.m. at the club house with Mrs. R. H. McKinney newly elected president in charge of the meeting. The prayer marked the opening.
Meeting notes show roll call on wardrobe question. Mrs. Miller reported on council matters and Mrs. McKinney presented ten points on efficiency. Demonstration on club protocol by Mrs. Cawthon followed. Refreshments served by Wendell, Miller, and others. Next meeting at 10 a.m. with fabric demonstration by Mrs. Sonner.
Mrs. Kenneth Frisby presided at the February 5 meeting at the Methodist Church. The group voted to provide refreshments for the Sub-District Methodist Youth Fellowship meeting in Whitewright on February 19. A church-wide fellowship supper was planned for the Quarterly Conference night on April 27.
Daffy pairing contrasts Defoodnations Cornbread with Harvard Beets and Muenster Cheese. Piccalilli hints at Easter, while Doughnuts cheekily label bank robbers as people who rob banks.
Tampa Tribune notes a four day work week proposal stalls as employers resist paying for fewer hours and wives of workers oppose the plan. A survey cited by Insiders Newsletter finds the claim that husbands are home too much as a key objection.
A witty remark from a wife of a fired baseball manager highlights workplace uncertainty. The speaker notes that discontent spans wives of workers and leaders, with relief felt when the husband finds new employment after weeks at home.
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