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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1951
Page
5
Local notes report visits among families in Corpus Christi Dallas Sherman and Denison. New arrival Teddie Ann born December 28 to Mr and Mrs Ted Head. Various relatives and friends, including Martin Pannell and Huseman families, travel between Sherman Abilene Fort Worth and Plainview for holidays and weekend visits.
Carol Jean Starr and Sue Morrison wrapped up a visit at the Starr home in Garland. Leo Potter left for the Navy from Denison. The Mears moved to Garland and The Sun will visit at 401 Avenue E. Hedrick group visited Muskogee for holidays. Kugga Hansard weekended in Irving. Gentrys visited Tren ton relatives. Johnson and Cain families spent time with Aubrey Page in Grand Prairie and Dallas. Wandlings returned to Savannah after holidays. Vestals moved to Dallas for bank work. Hickses visited Stepp in Dallas and Kiles in Waxahachie. Hughes families shared holidays in Camp Polk and Dallas. Sallie and Winnie Hamilton spent New Year’s in Greenville with Hayden Hamilton.
Mr and Mrs J O Wallace of Ely Miss Dorothy Wallace of Denton Raymond Wallace of Fort Worth and Mrs Clarence Tillett Jr and children spent the New Year's holidays with their daughter and sister Mrs Charles James at Amarillo.
Local residents travel to Dallas and Phoenix for family gatherings and holidays. Visitors include the Switala and Vestal families, plus many relatives from Wichita Falls Vernon and Denison. Community groups meet for bridge and bingo as weather and scrap drives anchor the week.
Mr and Mrs Bedford Teague and their daughter Marie Beth and Mrs Charles Woodruff of Amarillo visited Mrs W R Benson during the holidays.
A December 30 buffet at Miss Betty Ann Darwin's home honored Dorothy Wallace, bride elect of Bobby Will Fleming of Houston. Wallace, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Wallace, will wed February 3 at First Baptist Church Whitewright. Guests included Norma Smith, Jackie Nossman, Jane Meador, and several relatives. The event featured white and gandy cloth table coverings and tall blue candles with fern and white ribbon centerpieces.
The W M S of Bethel Baptist Church hosted a bridal shower for Mr and Mrs Morgan Wilson at the church educational building. Former Miss Barbara Williams, games led by Billy Jean Mullins Frances Hedgpeth and Loren Paul Ryan, bride’s book kept by Bow Cawthon, punch and refreshments served to about 60 guests.
The Ely community native Mrs J C Mhoon and Whitewright Dallas resident Manton Fain married Monday at the Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe in Laredo with Rev Sanchez officiating. The bride wore a black velvet suit with old Spanish lace and gardenia corsage. Attendants were Senor and Senora Damon Garcia of Monterrey Mexico. The couple will reside near Durango and in Dallas after February 1 at Mr Fains farm east of town and 705 North Boulevard Terrace.
The Rotary Club heard Rev. Lee H. Smith pastor of the First Presbyterian Church as guest speaker last Friday. Glenn Doss served as the day’s program chairman who presented the program.
Mr Smith led a club meeting outlining global issues facing the United States as the new year began. Roy Blanton filled in for Ed LaRoe on singing with Shirley Blanton at the piano. Reverend Ashley D Jameson announced a sound picture at the Presbyterian Church and Nuell Skaggs presided.
Mr and Mrs George Baugher hosted a New Year's Eve watch party Sunday night after church services. Guests included Mr and Mrs Nuell Skaggs Mr and Mrs J P Darwin Mr and Mrs Roy Blanton and several others enjoying games sandwiches cake coffee and candy.
If a legume pasture is not available, feed the developing gilt leguminous hay. This hay can be provided from a hay rack.
The article stresses that the family's welfare and disposition may hinge on careful planning and use of the farm kitchen. It urges practical layouts, efficient workflows, and thoughtful resource management to support daily life and harmony.
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