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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1963
Page
7
Denison resident John Cantrell met friends here on Monday. S H White visited in San Antonio. Mary Everheart and Debbie Ayres spent time with relatives. Yellowstone trip and Mona Gillespie visits noted.
Mr and Mrs James Alexander and sons of Garland visited his father O G Alexander. Several couples from Dallas Bells and Whitewright spent the weekend with local families. Rozena Alexander won first in the Collin County 4 H dress revue. Whitewright Riding Club beat Van Alstyne Saddle Club in a Camende Ranch play day, earning a trophy.
The IRS notes 306 Americans reported incomes of 1 million dollars or more in 1960, up from 513 in 1929 before the stock crash. The worst of the four decades was 1932 with only 20 million dollar incomes. Lost something Try a Want Ad.
A primer on how judges maintain order and impartiality in trials. It explains inherent powers to punish contempt on and off the bench, plus examples like tardy jurors, improper influence, and attacks on participants. It notes rules for hearings in indirect contempt and upholds due justice. It ends with a line about agricultural production in India and an advertising cue.
Public notices cite two civil actions in Grayson County Texas. The first targets title to 34 acres of land tied to Henry Stewart and James McCool tracts with defendants including J W Thompson and Melvaney Deaver Varley, issued June 10 1963 with July 29 1963 response deadline. The second concerns Lot 5 in Block 4 Miller's Second Addition Denison, with plaintiffs Edward Potts Et Al. and defendants led by William R Caruthers, issued June 21 1963 with August 5 1963 response deadline.
Austin reports the Texas Safety Association urges boatmen caught in rough seas to head for the nearest sheltered shore. They advise seating passengers low and toward the center, and entering waves at reduced speed. If progress stalls, use a sea anchor from bow to maintain windward heading.
The Sun notes in 1938 Farmers Almanac that a Dutch doorbell rings only after a coin is inserted to deter canvassers and pay housewives for their time. Coins from friends are returned. The exchange suggests applying the concept to telephones and adds a jab about adding machine paper.
Questions cover flag exchange denial for a 48 star flag and allowance of use, payment rules for medical records abstracts to insurers, and VA programs for older veterans. The record notes a 65 to 74 age group predominance and a 7,000 project medical research program for elder veterans.
Texas stands fifth nationwide in annual air passenger totals, reflecting strong travel demand. Officials note growth tied to major hubs, business traffic, and expanding routes across the state.
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