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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1963

Page

5

Local notes show hospital visits and family visits in area

We report multiple residents in McKinney Sherman Dallas and nearby towns visiting relatives and recovering. Mrs Vera Hicks Mrs J P Darwin and others spent time in Dallas and Sherman while Frnest Smith and Frances Beauty Shop announce moves. Charlotte Spencer begins WAC basic training at Fort McClellan. Cub Scouts meet with next awards event planned February 27.

Charlotte Spencer Delmer Spencer Sr Women’s Army Corps U. S. Wac Center Fort McClellan Ala

Man Designed for Long Walks Says Anthropologists

Washington experts say human bone structure and long legs enable long distance walking. Dr. T Dale Stewart and Prof. William Howells note the foot shape and upright posture support extended strides and tool making, marking a key human trait. Nero’s Rome reference closes a discussion on ancient public works.

Washington T. Dale Stewart National Museum Harvard University

Home Demonstration Club Meets in Whitewright

The H D Club of Whitewright met with Mrs. Fred Cook Sr on Thursday February 14 with 13 members present. Mrs. Tom Brown led in the absence of the president and a program on life and health was given by Brown Cook and Hardcastle.

Home Demonstration Club of Whitewright Fred Cook Sr Tom Brown Wallace Cook Hardcastle Hatfield

Friday Literary Club meeting features Patriotism program

The Friday Literary Club met February 15 at Mrs Glen Earnheart's home. Leader Mrs C J Meador presented Patriotism with participants Miss Lena Mae Gowdy Mrs Earnheart and Miss Gladys Ray. Hostess served refreshments.

Glen Earnheart C. J. Meador Lena Mae Gowdy Earnheart Gladys Ray

Fourth Sunday Singing Convention at Indian Creek Church

The Fourth Sunday Singing Convention will be held at Indian Creek Baptist Church Sunday afternoon starting at 2 o clock. Walter Petty will be in charge. The public is invited.

Indian Creek Baptist Church Walter Petty

Methodist Guild Meets at Mrs Ryan Home

The Methodist Guild met Monday at the home of Mrs. Paul Ryan with co-hostesses Mrs. Lillie Gardner Mrs. Charles Ayres and Miss Mardell Pumphrey. A chop suey dinner was served by Mrs. Grady Gillett to 16 members in Chinese costumes. Alvin Monroe Vestal presented color slides from Japan and Hong Kong.

Methodist Guild Paul Ryan Lillie Gardner Charles Ayres Mardell Pumphrey Grady Gillett Alvin Monroe Japan Hong Kong

How to Blow Your Nose Without Ear Trouble

A medical note explains how blowing the nose too hard can affect the middle ear. Tiny tubes connect the throat to each ear and act as pressure safety valves. To blow safely, keep both nostrils open and avoid forceful pressure. swallow or chew gum to equalize pressure.

The American Medical Association

Spicy Sour Dough Hotel Memo Echoes Old Yukon Quirks

An old Yukon Territory note from the Sour Dough Hotel roomers rambles through quirky rules and jokes. It includes playful lines about towels hot water and candles, self rising flour for supper, and feather lighting for lamp failure. The memo blends humor with local color and a few misused proverbs into a dated lodging scene.

Dawson Yukon Territory

Fullback Confesses Fame As History Turns

A witty exchange about fame follows a joke on history. A former lodge cook seeks divorce from her husband, who is under a death sentence, while Johnny’s first days at school leave his parents as nervous wrecks and prompt a teacher to request help from his mother.

Mr. H Johnny

Deer Hunter Breaks Foot After Buck Kill

A man hunting deer killed a buck then jumped a fence to reach it and broke his foot on landing. He phoned the office to report lateness, boasting I got a buck, all right, but I broke my foot in doing it. Alfred, the operator, humorously noted you’re supposed to shoot the deer not kick him.

Alfred

Not A Chance Local Weather Reversal

A cheeky weather debate mocks forecasts in California as residents dismiss rain warnings and clouds are described as empty traveler clouds returning from Florida.

California Florida

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Charlie Ayres Wysong Hospital McKinney Paul Stephens Community Hospital Sherman Dick McSpedden Dallas Berniece Davis John McGaughey Albany Mary McGaughey Vera Hicks J. P. Darwin Grady Stepp W. H. Russell Bill Muirhead Aubrey Hansard Plainview Elbert Hansard Mrs Ola Justice Jack Justice A. R. Orenduff Topeka Kansas Renee Morgan Esther Childress Charles Sneed Dick MacSpedden Daughters of Lillie Dillon Joe Ashinhurst Eula Andrew Ben Braden Cora Sparks Ray Hansard Irving Jack Hansard Harold Doss Johnnie Johnson A. L. Ingram Ludie Kuhnell Clifford Galyon Bells Burt McGlothlin May Dobbs Greenville John Smith Vera Hickman Bonham Bob Grant Thurston Montgomery R. E. Sandlin Ferris John Dale Reeves Garland Eugene Reeves David Reeves John Reeves Frances Beauty Shop Frances Alexander Planters Bank J. ©. Wallace Ely Harley James van Alstyne Bob Fleming el Paso Clarence Tillett Doris Carolyn and Gary Tillett Doyce Worsham Nero Rome Singing Fedewak Dyposit Insurance Cryo Morton Booth Swift’s Premium Shurfresh Shurfine Deckers Bologna Carton Ela the Sun Wally Phillips Georgia Atlanta Massachusetts Paul Lipin Paul Cornelius
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