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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1962
Page
5
Numerous Sherman area residents are noted visiting relatives and friends across Denison Burkburnett and nearby towns. Mentions include funerals baptist circles births and local club meetings as well as a new daughter Jo Ellen born to Billy Joe and wife at Wilson N Jones Hospital.
The American Way baby is described as a granddaughter of J. W. Stephens of Whitewright and Hobb Hardin of Tom Bean. Guests included Ivy Grider Otis Neathery Lynn McKinney and Claud Riddle with Ardmore ties visiting the Griders over the weekend.
Mrs. G. C. Hardcastle hosted a Thursday afternoon gathering at her home with Mrs. Joe Miller presiding. Mrs. Ed Martin led the class prayer and Mrs. Fred Cook led the pledge. songs by Mrs. J. C. McMillin included the secretary's report and a fabric and labeling demonstration by County Agent Ann B. Sonner.
A sale featuring cakes pies cookies and candy is held on Saturday February 17. The hostess served refreshments to twelve members and two guests Mrs Otto Russell and Mrs Sooner. The Club plans its next meeting at Miss Winnie Hamilton’s home on February 22.
The Presbyterian Missionary Society gathered Monday at Mrs. Bill Holloway's home with 18 present. Mrs. Hoyt Taylor led the devotional, and Mrs. Sims read Scripture. A yearbook of prayer was reported by Mrs. T. E. Sears.
The Little Rock H D Club held a covered dish luncheon on Friday February 2 led by Mrs H O Miller who led the group in prayer and the pledge. Mrs Vera Wetzel read last meeting minutes and Mrs Christine Sanderson read Sermons We See. Mrs Bill Ireland reported on council. Ann Sanner demonstrated Fabrics and their Care for members and one visitor Mrs Roy Benson.
Fort Madison Iowa report says Sheaffer Statisticians forecast the American pen industry will produce a record one billion fountain pens and ballpoints in 1962. That equals six pens for every man woman and child of writing age, signaling high demand and widespread use.
Explains a joke where a person questions an eye surgeon visit after coffee, and the other explains the spoon was left in the cup. The light dialogue highlights punning humor about vision and coffee mishaps.
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