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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1955
Page
4
The Whitewright Sun announces T. Glenn Doss as Editor and Publisher with printing and mailing details indicating publication every Thursday and Second Class mail status at Whitewright, Texas.
Subscription rates listed for Grayson and Fannin Counties and outside areas with a higher rate for foreign subscriptions. A note promises full correction of any erroneous reflections upon character or standing brought to the publisher's attention.
Editorial urges every resident to support churches schools chambers of commerce service clubs and local merchants. It argues towns rise or fall with active citizens and asks individuals to contribute energy and moral support to their community.
A Christian Science Monitor commentary discusses how headlines link teen age with outrage and the flawed assumption that adolescence equals criminal impulse, arguing for careful framing of youth-related crime coverage.
A column argues that teen delinquency reflects parental and neighborhood failures. It notes that many teens become upright adults and questions why teen savers get less attention than teen criminals. It calls adults to scrutinize and correct adult-age influences.
The verse shows a child’s innocent misdeeds contrasted with a mother’s forgiveness as a playful refrain of pat-a-cake recurs. It shifts to a joke about a haircut price and a barber’s quip, then ends with a playful dedication line to Phillip Space.
Evanston Illinois reports on Paul Harris, a Chicago lawyer and bachelor who founded Rotary in 1905 with three clients. The movement grew into a global service organization with 8,400 clubs and 400,000 members in 89 countries, stressing friendship and community service.
A terse public notice extols courtesy of informing guests and friends of visits and travel. It promotes listing items when away and invites readers to share any item as a courtesy in return.
A devotional verse urges readers to stay watchful and faithful. It encourages writing the delayed letter this night and praying for loved ones, promising protection and guidance if faith and hope are kept. The poem frames daily conduct as a personal forecast to be fulfilled.
A city maid hired on a farm endures a bitter winter night. Her mistress tells her to use a flatiron in bed. By morning the maid reports her result as nearly warm by daylight, noting she kept it close to the heat all night.
The discussion weighs how support for business and labor affects the general public and whether everyday people are included in policy plans. Officials and experts emphasize balance between growth and worker protections while considering public impact.
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