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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1952
Page
2
Local residents including J J Sloan of Lubbock and many others spent weekends visiting relatives in Greenville Rockdale Sherman Dallas and Paris. Several families announced births and visits while NTSTC students moved between campuses and coworkers traveled for weekend stays.
Abbie Keith writes from Phoenix Cattlelog asking readers not to trade youth for time. The piece argues age is a state of mind with dreams kept alive, and that remaining hopeful preserves youth more than any outward change.
Archaeologists report seven bronze razor types dating 500 to 1000 BCE recovered from the Thames. In another item a Texas executor names the Merchants and Planters National Bank of Sherman as independent executor for Pearle Higdon Kimrey deceased, with claims and settlement due.
Betty Ann Darwin and Jerry Wallace Wilson wed at the bride’s parents home at 4 pm Sunday February 10 Rev James Cooper officiated the double ring ceremony. Guests included family relatives with best man Robert Grundy Gainesville and reception held after. The couple both graduates of North Texas State College Denton he works at Convair Fort Worth she on Fort Worth Public School faculty.
A country boy guides his city cousin around a farm. She points to tobacco in bloom and asks when cigars will be ready, highlighting a playful view of rural life and crop timing.
Parents are told polio is not transmitted by pets such as dogs and cats. The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis notes no animal source spreads polio to humans, with person to person contact in households as the likeliest route.
Citation in case No. 59461 commands La Verne Brown to answer the petition by March 24 1952 in the Grayson County District Court, Sherman Texas. Plaintiff Worley M. Brown seeks divorce on abandonment for more than three years. Issued February 8 1952 by Clerk S V Earnest with Deputy Nancy Drake.
Congress heard testimony on a man with two wives who cashed defense bonds every 60 days. Robert W. Coyne of the Treasury savings bond division said a subject described his scheme to fund two households, remarking the practice might have saved him temporarily but not for long.
The Greater New York Safety Council issues warnings about small rugs sold in several cities that ignite or flare up when exposed to open flames or sparks. The alert stresses consumer caution and safe use of fabrics near heat sources.
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