Whitewright Sun Subscription Rates Listed
The Whitewright Sun lists local and surrounding county subscription prices. In Grayson and Fannin Counties 1 year costs 1.50 and six months 1.00. Outside these counties 1 year is 2.00 and six months 1.25.
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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1951
Page
4
The Whitewright Sun lists local and surrounding county subscription prices. In Grayson and Fannin Counties 1 year costs 1.50 and six months 1.00. Outside these counties 1 year is 2.00 and six months 1.25.
Natural rubber now sells for 49 cents a pound, down from last February by 26 cents, saving about 250 million dollars yearly due to the Johnson-led Preparedness Committee. The shift occurred as synthetic rubber plants were sped up and idle time reduced, easing postwar price distortions.
Caps warns that time discipline determines business success and social influence. He notes limits for meetings talks and interruptions, urging concise communication and avoidance of wasted minutes to preserve audience and relationships.
Nick Owen Grayson County agriculture agent warns improper harvesting curing and storage cut hay quality. Delays reduce protein and vitamin A levels and lower feeding value. Early cutting for Sudan and Johnson grass recommended as seed heads form.
County agent Owen outlines when to cut cowpeas alfalfa and sweet clover to maximize feeding value. Cut cowpeas as peas begin to ripen and alfalfa one tenth to one fourth bloom or when new shoots appear. let new alfalfa fields bloom to strengthen roots. sweet clover should be cut before stems become woody. rake legume hay in rows before leaves shatter.
Heart Association tips urge avoiding needless worry and overexertion. Maintain normal weight, plan work to prevent fatigue, and minimize stairs. Distribute effort across muscles, walk at moderate pace, and stay on one floor when possible. Mind control reduces energy drain. accept what cannot be changed.
A condensed critique tracks government spending growth from 1940 to 1950 across agencies like Commerce, Interior, State, and Labor. It contrasts modest 1940 budgets with sharply higher figures in 1950, arguing that government expansion has dramatically increased taxpayers’ burden, yet remains framed as a cautionary note on memory.
A poem praising smiles by Arthur Wallace Peach notes how a single smile travels outward. It begins with one person and spreads as others respond, creating a chain of cheer that seems endless. The verse emphasizes the kindness and contagious joy of smiling.
A brief meditation on coping with the death of a friend or loved one. The poem reflects on faith, resilience, and the loneliness of those left behind as they continue life without the departed.
Central Christian Church holds Sunday school at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. with Joe Lee Pike of Denison delivering the sermon. Assembly of God Church led by Rev. R. L. Hamm offers Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. worship at 11 a.m. evangelistic service at 8 p.m. and Wednesday prayer at 8 p.m.
Bible classes begin 10 a m with Evang B L White preaching at 11 a m and 8 p m Lord's Supper each Sunday 11 45 a m Mid week service 8 p m Wednesday.
Linley E. Vowell, pastor. Sunday School at 10 a m. Morning service 11 a m. Youth Fellowship 7 30 p m. Evening service 8 p m. James L. Cooper, Pastor. W T Simmons S S Supt. Mrs Edgar Ayers T U Director. Mrs J P Darwin WM A Pres. Ralph Brown Brotherhood Pres. Allen Collier Musician. Training Union 7 p m. Prayer service Wednesdays 8 p m. Choir practice Fridays. Youth Choir 7 15. Adults Choir 8 p m.
Osage Nation chiefs launch a large scale water flooding project to renew oil production on their reservation in Oklahoma. Phillips Petroleum leads a 16 company effort hoping to reclaim 140 million barrels, with a 28 year agreement approved by federal agencies and Osage voters.
RFC Administrator W Symington disclosed that the RFC spent 560 300 on outside legal advice in the 12 months ended April 30 while 120 staff lawyers earned 824 000 in salaries. The disclosure is part of a policy of openness.
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