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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1959

Page

2

Down Memory Lane and Local Events Reflected in Orangeville Area

Local items include a January 1929 marriage of Mr D F Patterson to Miss Bessie Brown and Miss Geraldine Cox to Mr A B White. Movements include Floyd Williams family to Sherman and T K McMillin family from Dallas to Whitewright. A home demonstration club organized at Pilot Grove with officers named.

D. F. Patterson Bessie Brown Orangeville T. B. Roberts Denison the Sun Geraldine Cox A. B. White Pilot Grove Perry Kilgree Herbert Taylor Pauline Binion Tom Binion Robert Thornhill Texas Jack Yeager George Head Young Head Floyd Williams Sherman T. K. McMillin Dallas Whitewright Walker Brents Fort Worth Mr. Brents W. O. Brents

Local Notices and Classified Snippets

Mrs J L Truett 78 died January 13. R V Henry takes a job in Oklahoma. Miss Cora Morrow hosted a birthday dinner for Sallie Moore Tuesday. Glen Earnheart completed a new funeral home at Trenton. Ely school near Whitewright destroyed by fire Monday. Mozart Music Club program at Anna Ruth Johnsons featured Billie Hatfield Tommie Chenoweth and Laverne Kilgree. Morgan's Food Store ad bananas 15 cents per dozen pickles 15 cents quart sliced bacon 27 cents pound fore quarter roast 15 cents pound Maxwell House coffee 27 cents pound.

R. V. Henry Oklahoma Cora Morrow Sallie Moore Glen Earnheart Trenton Ely Whitewright Mozart Music Club Anna Ruth Johnson Billie Hatfield Tommie Chenoweth Laverne Kilgree Morgan's Maxwell House

It’s the Law you Bring Your Lawyer Live Facts

Advice urging clients to bring both live and cold facts to lawyers promptly. Emphasizes confidentiality, full disclosure, and timely action to maximize help and minimize costs. Recommends informing the lawyer of all details good or bad and staying in touch.

Legal Checkup As Safety Measure

A brief on recognizing legal risk and when to consult a family lawyer. Changes in status such as adulthood marriage birth of children buying a home divorce or death may require will updates insurance changes or taxes. Avoid flawed contracts and act to protect rights when threatened.

Windbags on Capitol Hill Spark Wasteful Record Reprint

Fort Worth Press criticizes Congress for costly Record pages that repeat public material. One issue reprinted 86 pages and included magazine articles, tributes, and other content. Reprinting cost $6,450 in a single day while calls to cut government costs rise. Bamboo is a grass which grows to a height of 50 to 60 feet.

Capitol Hill Congressional Record Congress Iowa Abraham Lincoln Sam Rayburn Fort Worth

Johnson's White House hopes dashed by Alsop analysis

Stewart Alsop in The Saturday Evening Post argues that Lyndon B Johnson faces virtual veto from Northern liberal labor groups and Texas origins limit him from becoming president. The piece notes Johnson's power instinct, New Deal ties, and civil rights stance as factors keeping him from the White House. A lighter anecdote follows about a Milwaukee boy and a worm.

Senate Lyndon Baines Johnson Eisenhower Stewart Alsop Lyndon Johnson Saturday Evening Post United States Alsop Johnson Democratic Party Texas White House

Quips and Vignettes Wallop Daily Life’s Gags

A string of short humorous incidents unfolds from a store owner debating his son’s future to a wedding vow mishap and a Texas braggart’s boast. Other scenes include Orson Welles’s money delay, a Canadian lawyer’s crafty ducks, and a pedestrian knocked by a dog and a foreign car in quick succession.

Orson Welles Welles

First Ocean Voyage Comfort Turns Dark Humour

Mrs. Shiplett endures a difficult sea voyage and a steward tries to console her by saying no one dies from sea sickness. She retorts that only the hope of death has kept her alive so far, revealing grim humor during distress on the voyage.

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J. B. Robinson Sherman Hospital W. B. Holland Whitesboro Dorotha Darwin Jennie Crittenden Civil Works Administration Leon Devenport J. D. Lowe Jackssonville Billie Joe Joe Lee Desert Murray Bryant el Paso J. L. Truett Nat First National First National Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation America Milwaukee California Big City Chevrolet Fisher Whitewright, Texas
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