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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1963
Page
2
Weekend visits and social gatherings fill community notes. Families and friends traveled to San Antonio Van Alstyne Durant Plano Winnsboro Chillicothe Ardmore Dallas Abilene Fort Worth Austin and Coolidge. High bridge club scores noted with upcoming meeting.
The article explains intestate distribution, noting rules differ for real and personal property, and for community versus separate property. It discusses surviving spouses, children, descendants, and grandchildren, and cites a Texas legal notice with case details.
Albany reports the 1963 Farmers Almanac predicts a rugged winter and notes the dollar no longer buys as much as before. Roy Geiger of Lewiston Maine explains his Philom tag and the almanac’s charm rooted in American rural spirit. The guide offers tips from car care to planting and weather forecasts for the year.
Veterans questions cover TDIP disability proof requirements and medical evidence. Answers confirm eligibility to apply and need for disabled status to preclude substantial gainful work. Also explains 1962 GI insurance dividends paid on policy anniversary and Orphans Education rules for deceased veterans. A World War II GI Bill note and a political quip follow.
Senator Metcalf notes women control much of household finances and assets. He cites figures from the National Consumer Finance Assn showing women own 65 percent of savings, 74 percent of suburban home titles, and are beneficiaries of 80 percent of life insurance. He argues women have leverage in a male dominated society.
A passerby recounts a brief exchange where a little boy cautions a woman holding a puppy to keep it on her lap and not let it off. The remark highlights concern about the dog's housebreaking behavior.
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