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Newspaper

Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1959

Page

5

Local Social News And Family Visits Reported

Pascal Cox visits relatives in Henderson. Fort Worth guests Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Grayson spend the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Jacks. Mrs. Grace Roberts visits Honey Grove. Fat Stock Show attendance in Fort Worth on Sunday and Saturday. Funeral notices in Houston for Gordon S. Slagle. Dallas and Sherman visitors stop by in area towns. Jimmie Nossaman confined at home with infected throat. Porters Circle at First Baptist Church held at parsonage with book review Into a New World by Mrs. Fred Waldrop and chairwoman Mrs. Joyce Caldwell. eight members served refreshments.

Porter The First Baptist Church Fred Waldrop Joyce Caldwell

Peiping Claims Dam Built in Seconds by Explosion

Peiping Radio reports Communist China created a 101 foot high 367 foot long dam by a single controlled explosion in Topeh's Stone Mountain near Tsili River. The rock formation supposedly redirected in one blast using Soviet technique. The claim contrasts with 700,000 work days by ordinary methods.

Tokyo China Peiping Radio Mountai Topeh Tsili Soviet Union

Presbyterian Missionary Society met for afternoon session

The Presbyterian M S Missionary Society met at 2 30 p m Monday with Mrs Fred Cook Sr hostess. Mrs Homer Sears president opened with an inspirational verse. Ruth Cox read last minutes. Lydia Henry reported treasury and overseas quilt. Emmet Penn reported yearbooks. HoYT Taylor led devotion and verses were recited. Panel topics included Presbyterian Facts Union and Our Unfinished Task. Delicous refreshments for 13 members and two guests.

The Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church Fred Cook Sr Homer Sears Ruth Cox Lydia Henry Treasury Overseas Emmet Penn Hoyt Taylor T. E. Sears Sr J. T. Holloway Presbyterian Union C. P. Dawson Jim Sears Midland Ed Martin

Baptist W. M. S. Holds General Meeting

The Baptist W. M. S. met at the church on Monday with Mrs. Joan Caldwell as leader and Mrs. Fred Waldrop as narrator for a playlet. Participants included Mrs. Joe Bodine Mrs. O. L. Jones Mrs. Chuck Watkins and Mrs. Caldwell. Mrs. J. P. Darwin led the business session. Minutes were read by Mrs. Joe Rich. Treasurers report by Mrs. C. J. Meador. all standing committees reported. Nineteen members attended.

the Baptist W. M.S Joan Caldwell Fred Waldrop Joe Bodine O. L. Jones Chuck Watkins Caldwell J. P. Darwin Joe Rich C. J. Meador

Young Siblings Build Private Pool in Tub in San Diego

Patty age three and Grady age two cannot swim in the Pacific due to disability. They use a tub as a private pool in San Diego California, finding a practical workaround for their water play.

Pacific Ocean Patty Grady San Diego California

Mayor's request for federal troops in Little Rock revealed

Washington disclosed that Little Rock Mayor Woodrow Mann pleaded for federal troops during the 1957 crisis over school integration. Justice Department papers include a May 1957 telegram urging immediate troop deployment, while Mann previously refused to confirm or deny the request.

Washington Little Rock Ark Eisenhower South Justice Department Herbert Brownell Brownell Woodrow Wilson Mann United States Mann

Eisenhower urges private funding for rural power grid

President Eisenhower told the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association that power systems are strong enough to operate without federal subsidies. He spoke to the 17th annual convention of the group representing nearly 1,000 co-ops in Washington.

Washington Eisenhower National Rural Electric Cooperative Association

Goose Egg Stuns Norfolk Farmer with 10 Inch Monster

A Norfolk farmer Laurie Dunn recounts a giant hen egg that measured 10 inches long 9 inches around and weighed 8% ounces breaking expectations. The find promises hearty meals and draws local curiosity about poultry feats.

London Norfolk Laurie Dunn

Law to suspend licenses for speeding violators proposed

A bill introduced in the Texas House by Rep. Ben Lewis of Dallas would suspend drivers' licenses upon conviction for speeding more than 10 mph over the limit. First offense carries 30 days, second 60 days, third six months, and fourth one year.

Austin Ben Lewis Dallas Lewis

Two Sons Retired, But Pop Keeps Working at 96

Okla. I. A. Smith, 96, owns a dry goods store in Seminole and works a full day daily. His two sons retired after turning 65, but he remains active in business and life.

Pop Seminole Okla I. A. Smith Smith

Whitewright to Elect Two City Commissioners in April 7, 1959

City of Whitewright Texas orders a city election for two commissioners to be held April 7 1959 at the City Hall election room. R C Vestal named judge with two clerks Mrs Allen Short and Mrs Glenn Doss. City Secretary to post notice 30 days prior.

R. R. Summers Whitewright Texas City of R. C. Vestal Allen T. Short Glenn Doss Harold Doss

Cub Den 3 Visits Ham Radio Station in Sherman

Cub Scouts of Den 3 visited Dr. Bates’s ham radio station in Sherman on Saturday night. Bates explained gear and operation while each cub spoke with Gene Peter in Mojave Desert and Jose with the army in Tulsa Greenland. The group, led by sponsors, enjoyed treats at McGraw’s with bubble gum and balloons.

Den 3 Dr. Bate Sherman Dr. Bates Gene Peter Mojave Desert Calico Calif Jose Army Tulsa Greenland Mrs. R. A

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Pascal Cox Henderson Mrs. C. O. Grayson Fort Worth Mrs L. F. Jacks Grace Roberts Billy Roberts Honey Grove John Paul Stephens Finis Stephens Dick Walker Sears Anderson Gordon S. Slagle Houston H. F. Brooks Gladys Cook T. D. Caylor Clyde Little Mack Fuller Nocona Herman Bedford of Sherman Paul Stephens D. E. McCoy E. E. Carter Howe Jimmie Nossaman Jerry Thornhill Owen Hull Frank White Paris T. J. Lilley Holmes Connelly Trenton David White Lena Mae Gowdy Jim Grider A. O. Sweat Wellington Joe Sweat Bethel Peiping BIG Tex Bacon Sunshine Hydrox Magee & Henderson Duncan Hines Miami Fla Corky Ike Rea State of Texas Grayson S. H. Montgomery Agency Cub den 3 Sunshine Hydro Delsey Tissue Woodbury Kimbell Oleo Hunt Crocery & Market
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