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Newspaper

Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1942

Page

5

Whitewright News Briefs Highlights Local News

Local residents and families are listed with visits, promotions, and enlistments. Dorotha Darwin visits from Denton. Mildred Holcomb heads to Washington for FBI work. Ross Brown promoted in Army Air Corps. Dick Barbee enlists in Navy and goes to San Diego. First National Bank marks 50th anniversary by donating flowers to churches. Church pastor changes, marriages in Leonard, and a long list of first aid and selective service notices accompany community notes.

W. C. Brown Ross Brown Army Air Corps Scott Field, Ill First National Bank

Meet of Farmers and Wives Set at Kentuckytown School

Rex B Cruse calls a meeting for farmers and their wives at the Kentuckytown school house next Wednesday at 8 PM. W W Gunn of Sherman to show a picture. Eva Williams home economics teacher will speak on fruit value and Cruse on pruning trees. Also a note on signed contributions only for identification.

Rex B. Cruse Kentuckytown W. W. Gunn Sherman Eva Williams Mr. Cruse

Mrs Roy Blanton Hosts Shirley Glyn's Sixth Birthday

Mrs Roy Blanton entertained last Thursday afternoon for her daughter Shirley Glyn's sixth birthday. Twenty seven guests attended a party with games and treats including ice cream and Valentine candies.

Roy Blanton Shirley Glyn Valentine

T E L Class Social Meets At Wootten Home

The T E L Class of the Baptist Sunday school gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. E P Wootten s home with Mrs Ray Cates as co hostess for a monthly business and social meeting. Thirteen members two associate members and one visitor attended. President Mrs H L Crittenden led the business session and Mrs Olive Myrick organized games. A reading was given and refreshments were served.

The Baptist Sunday School E. P. Wootten Ray Cates H. L. Crittenden Olive Myrick

Friday Literary Club Shifts to Service To Others Theme

The Friday Literary Club met at Mrs. Ross R. May’s home with a program on Service To Others. Mrs. Emmet Penn spoke on Why Warm Springs Georgia Is Important, readings were given by Mrs. Wilson Kaiser and others, and a Valentine tea followed.

Ross R. May Warm Springs Georgia Emmet Penn Wilson Kaiser F. D. Layman H. T. Atterberry

Hickman Class Hosts Presbyterian Sunday School Group

Mrs. Dick Montgomery presided as president of the Hickman Class of the Presbyterian Sunday school meets at Mrs. Hickman’s home. Twenty guests attend with games played and defense stamps given as gifts. Refreshments honoring George Washington’s birthday served.

R. E. Hickman Viva Phillips Ben Patterson Hickman Presbyterian Sunday School Dick Montgomery Paul Cook Jim Davis Frank Smith Ruth Cox George Washington

Valentine Bridge Party Honors Denison Guests

Mrs. T. E. Sears hosted a Saturday bridge party in honor of Mrs. Thomas Sears and Mrs. Griffin Dollarhide of Denison. W. E. LaRoe won high score. gifts were given to the honorees. Valentine themed refreshments were served to a long list of Denison guests led by Mrs. Bern Munson III and Mrs. Betty Munson Donaldson.

T. E. Sears Thomas Sears Griffin Dollarhide Denison W. E. LaRoe Valentine Bern Munson III Betty Munson Donaldson Printess Compton Charlie White Roby Childress Rex Cruse Dick Montgomery Murl Ryan G. K. Stephens David McKinney Boyd Payne Wilson Kaiser C. B. Bryant Jr A. M. Bryant Margaret Lilley Eva Williams Cora Mae Thornton Elizabeth Waggoner

Whitewright Home Demonstration Club meets at high school

The H D Club met at the High School gym with Mrs. Louis May presiding. Miss Eunice King spoke on drying vegetables, Rex Cruse discussed gardening, and Eva Williams' home economics class joined. A penny drill fundraiser was voted to buy defense stamps. Pie cake and produce sale planned for Feb 21. Adjour nment scheduled for Feb 26. Reporter.

Whitewright Home Louis May Eunice King Rex Cruse Eva Williams Louis

Church Services Announced by E P Wootten Pastor

The notice lists 10 a.m. Sunday school with W T Simmons as superintendent, 11 a.m. morning worship with sermon by the pastor, a song service led by Mrs. Guy Hamilton, 6 p.m. Training Union and Young People's Forum, and 7 p.m. evening worship. Wednesday includes prayer service and choir practice. You are cordially invited to attend.

E. P. Wootten W. T. Simmons Guy Hamilton Training Union and Young People’s Forum Lord

Central Christian Church Service Times and Thanks

Lloyd J. Allen pastorates the Central Christian Church with Sunday school at 10 am and preaching at 11 am on the first and third Sundays. A vesper service follows at 6 pm. The church expresses thanks to the First National Bank for flowers and wishes continued success.

Lloyd J. Allen Fort Worth Central Christian Church Frank Schofield First National Bank

Church of Christ Services Announced

Allen Harper, minister. 10 a.m. Bible study 11 a.m. Preaching on Standing By the Cross. 7 p.m. Bible class for young people 8 p.m. Preaching The Conversion of a Military Officer. Acts chapter 10. Wednesday night Bible study. Welcoming worship invitation.

Allen Harper Church of Christ Jno

First Presbyterian Church Services Announced

Dr B Wrenn Webb pastor on the pulpit at 10 a m Sunday school led by R P Montgomery and Jack Sears. The sermon How Shall the Church Save Herself at 10 50 a m followed by Junior Church with Mrs Paul Cook and Mrs Homer Sears. Youth Fellowship League at 6 15 p m led by Margaret Hannah Eugene Reeves and sponsors. Evening talk The Conversion of Religiously Reared at 7 p m all services on daylight saving time.

B. Wrenn Webb R. P. Montgomery Jack Sears Paul Cook Homer Sears Youth Fellowship League Margaret Hannah Eugene Reeves Marion Felker Clay Horton

Methodist Church Announces Sunday Services and Meetings

The Methodist Church schedules a morning sermon by W. W. Adcock titled Divide and Conquer at 11 o clock, a 8 PM evening sermon Standing in the Way, Sunday school at 10, and Youth Fellowship at 7 30. Pastor hosts Friday radio on KRRV 4 to 4 15. Woman's Society meets Monday at 3 in Mrs. Willis home with Mrs. Childress co hostess and Mrs. Stone leading. A special society meeting is set Tuesday at 3 to conclude Bible study taught by the pastor.

W. W. Adcock Woman’s Society of Christian Service The Methodist Church H. C. Willis R. P. Childress W. N. Stone Woman's Society

Bible Verses Referenced for Tuesday Readings

A list of Bible passages for Tuesday includes Matthew 5 7 Luke 10 30 37 Matthew 23 1 39 St John 13 1 9 Romans 8 1 39 1 Corinthians 13 Philippians 2 5 11 James 1 27 Revelation 6 1 10 Revelation 11 15.

Phillippians James Revelations

Americans Report Record Income for Last Year

Commerce Department data show Americans earned a record 89.425 billion dollars in the year, up about 13.7 billion from 1929. Salaries and wages rose 22 percent to 59.879 billion, with manufacturing leading gains. farm income up about 35 percent and dividends up 9 percent while relief payments fell slightly.

Washington Commerce Department

8th Corps Area Men Show Fewer Deaths

In San Antonio the 8th Corps Area reports better overall health for soldiers in Oklahoma Texas New Mexico Arizona and Colorado than during World War I but notes higher death by injury due to mechanization and large maneuvers. Disease death rate was .64 per 1 000 in 1941 while injury death rate was 1.12 per 1 000 expected from increased mechanized equipment use.

San Antonio 8Th Corps Oklahoma Texas New Mexico Arizona Colorado W. Lee Hart

Accidental Berkshire Discovery Launches Blotting Paper Use

In the early 19th century a Berkshire mill worker forgot sizing while making writing paper. The owner found ink spread on the paper and instinctively considered blotting it as a way to dry ink, sparking the invention of blotting paper.

Berkshire England

Printer turns red rags into blotting paper profit

A newspaper note describes a printer who experimented with waste stock of blotting paper and found a way to sell damaged paper as blotting material. He also created pink blotting paper from red rags that were previously deemed useless for white paper.

Exploding Battery Burns Gilmer Woman in Fireplace Accident

Mrs. Jim Green of Gilmer suffered severe eye burns when a flashlight battery exploded after a child threw a live cell into an open fireplace. She was rushed to a Longview hospital for treatment.

Gilmer Jim Green

Poll Tax Condemned by Chief Executive

President Roosevelt denounces poll taxes as barriers to voting for the poor in the South and says he has opposed them all his life. He clarified that the Farm Security Administration did not pay poll taxes for indigent farmers after review.

Washington Roosevelt South Farm Security Administration FSA

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Don Farmer Dallas Bryant Penn Overton Mrs Dorotha Darwin Denton J. P. Darwin D. S. Carr Mark Montgomery Tom Bean Russell Carr Mildred Holcomb Washington, D. C Federal Bureau of Investigation W. J. Barbee Dick Barbee U. S. Navy San Diego Calif A. A. Hudgins Donald Paul Hudgins Albuquerque, N. M Billy Smith Sheppard Field Wichita Falls J. E. Smith Greenville Smith C. D. Morgan E. A. Morgan M. B. Morgan Vernon Royse Jones General Electric Lem Tittsworth's Bonham Floyd Higley Shawnee, Okla Joe Johnson Gladewater Claud Willis Presbyterian Church Whitewright Sherman Selective Service Board Henry (Red) Bow Edwin Badgett C. W. Phillips N. B. Nicholson Miles Chumbley Edgar W. Nicely John Stockton Charlie Adams Grammar School Bill Ireland Hubert Leslie Spoon Jennie Mae Newman Leonard J. B. Mackey Winnie Ann Crawford Emmet Steele W. R. Vineyard Merriwell Vineyard Royal Air Force Chalford Glens Mark Montgomery Jr Camp Walters Mineral Wells Selective Service Board Nel Holmes Methodist Hospital Walter Tom Holmes Stockton Field Nell Walter Tom Tom Holmes Hickory Whitewright High School North Texas State College Army Rexall Whitewright, Texas RCA Living Sound Bill Elliott Tex Ritter Charlie Chan Rio Iron Claw SUN Bob Hope Paulette Goddard Edward Arnold Charles Boyer Margaret Sullavan Texas Rangers Baxter William Powell Myrna Loy Allan Barry Nelson the Sun Bridge Party First Baptist Church First Presbyterian Church Gordon’s Luther Gordon Magnolia Products Baby Beef Saan Lee Ulavivla Farley Hill Rayon Crepes Navy Cole & Davis Co
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