First Presbyterian Church Sunday Services
Sunday School at 10 A M and worship service at 11 A M with a sermon titled Some Reflections. Church invites all to join in worship.
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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1962
Page
4
Sunday School at 10 A M and worship service at 11 A M with a sermon titled Some Reflections. Church invites all to join in worship.
Dr. Chas. W. McKissack and Ross Orendorf Jr. of McKinney will lead a Bible Study at Central Christian Whitewright next Sunday at 11 0 clock with communion and a devotional. Open invitation to members ex members and unaffiliated worshippers for Feb 25 service led by David Breeding minister.
Sunday School at 9 55 A M and 10 55 A M worship followed by evening services at 7 00 P M The week includes Training Union at 6 00 P M Mary Dale Circle WMU Circles meeting Tuesday at 2 00 P M and Royal Service Program ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH lists Sunday School 9 45 A M Worship 11 00 A M and 7 00 P M Christ Ambassadors meet Saturday 7 00 P M with Wednesday prayer at 7 00 P M and choir practice at 7 45 P M
Today features Bible study at 10:00 a m with worship and communion at 11:00 a m. Evening services include worship at 7:30 p m and Bible study for all ages at 7:30 p m.
Sunday School at 10:00 a m and worship at 10 55 a m Methodist Youth Fellowship at 6 00 P m fourth Sunday at 5 30 p m Women's Society of Christian Service meets first and third Mondays at 3 00 p m Wes leyan Service Guild meets every other Monday at 7 30 p m Bethel Baptist Church services include Training Union 7 00 p m worship 8 00 p m and 11 00 a m worship with 6 45 p m Training Union and 7 45 p m worship on Sundays Wednesday night officers teachers meeting 7 00 p m and prayer meeting 7 30 p m
Ed Uvacek notes the USDA Agricultural Marketing Service provides voluntary federally graded meat on a fee basis. Retailers misrepresenting graded status violate the Agricultural Marketing Act. Graded products show the USDA shield with grade names like Prime or Choice on the carcass. Avacek urges retailers to obtain graded meat from suppliers when advertising quality.
A kitchen tip suggests layering paper-thin raw onion slices over cooked liver instead of the usual cooking method. The note asks if your family enjoys raw onions and proposes this quick serving variation.
A man who could not read or write registered at an unemployment office and drew an X on the clerk’s fingernail after being told to sign. Two men joked about thinking of a boat mishap involving wife and mother in law with a punchline about the idea being good.
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An old Kentuckian, interviewed by the local paper, quips that wisdom comes from experience which itself comes from poor judgment. He ends with a humorously blunt remark about taking responsibility for his looks.
Bar talk recalls a famed shark fisherman known for sticking his arm into sharks mouths. Old timers called him Fearless. Now they joke his nickname changed to Lefty reflecting recent events.
A wealthy Texan told a banquet audience that money cannot buy love, loyalty, true friendship, or a peaceful conscience, asserting its futility in securing the truly worthwhile things in life and citing Confederate money in particular.
A compact note links a rhyme filled tribute to a burial place. It references a mare tail as an emblem and hints at a missing destination for a borrowed transport, conveying a terse, cryptic obit style.
A passenger who lost his thumb in a railway accident sues the railway company claiming damages totaling half a million dollars. The suit alleges negligence and seeks compensation for medical costs, lost wages, and pain and suffering.
A courtroom scene shows a judge asking how the complainant earns a living and receiving the reply that he is a butcher. The exchange highlights the impact on the man's means of support and the court's attention to livelihood issues.
The women at the club shared gossip about their spouses. One wife quips that her husband would not stray because he is too fine, too decent, and too old, delivering the lighthearted tone of the gathering.
A witty exchange features a speaker politely declining a vacuum cleaner pitch and directing the offer to a neighbor. The remark playfully critiques door to door sales tactics with a sharp retort about the neighbor's prior experience.
The minister asks a boy if he prays before meals. The child replies that he does not because his mother is a good cook, implying gratitude through food rather than ritual.
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