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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1964
Page
8
New York reports a wave of resolutions to quit smoking with clinics using lobeline and psychological methods. Methods range from abrupt quitting to tapering off, alternating to pipes, or craving-control tricks aided by self-control and public commitment, with health benefits reinforcing resolve.
Wash and grease job priced at 3.00 with mechanics skilled in all makes and models. Edwards Chevrolet Co. advertises complete mechanical care by five experienced technicians. To save on groceries, build your list from The Sun weekly ads.
Texas school cafeterias participating in the National School Lunch Program will receive 2,430,000 pounds of frozen chicken from the Agricultural Marketing Service. The purchase is part of a 50,100,000 pound national buy funded by the National School Lunch Act, with about 1,470,000 pounds from Texas processors. Shipments finish by February 1 following a December 18 end date.
Political notices announce the Democratic primary action for State Representative District 24 covering Fannin and Hunt Counties with candidate Lowell Leberman Jr. involved in the May 2 and June 6, 1964 elections.
The document notes service uses U. S. Grade A fresh frozen young chickens cut up for ready to cook meals with weights ranging from 2 to 2 pounds. It states birds sold to AMS must be produced in the continental United States. A female tarantula lays between 200 and 400 eggs at a time.
The March of Dimes announced a goal to double birth defects and arthritis centers, seeking $45 million for patient care research and education. Basil O Connor praised using funds to expand to about 100 birth defects and 50 arthritis centers, with 3,000 chapters and two million volunteers backing a January campaign culminating in Mothers March visits to 15 million homes. Mary Lou Graves, the National March of Dimes Child, tours with officials, calling on President Johnson and meeting leaders from GFWC, Elks, Rotary, Kiwanis, and veterans groups. The drive highlights about 250 000 annual births affected by birth defects and 11 million Americans with arthritis.
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