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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1961
Page
6
Sherman area residents host and visit relatives across Texas and beyond. Names include Laura Beth Rich Dallas Rob Duncan family Joe Rich Marshall Hasty Perryton Arch Tal ley Roy Taylor and many others visiting from Dallas Perryton Wichita Falls Richardson Corpus Christi Austin Lake Charles Denison Fort Worth and more during weekend outings.
The law requires reasonable care to protect visiting children from obvious dangers on a property. Landowners need not childproof but must address clear risks that children are unlikely to recognize. Cases show liability when dangers are avoidable with minimal cost, such as an unfenced pool with a gate left open.
A light class note features a joke exchanging mushroom wisdom. A Second Class Scout quips that eating mushrooms before sleep will reveal if they are safe by morning, turning a potential risk into a classroom laugh.
Beginning September 1 1961 Texas will collect $1.50 for certified birth and death certificates up from $1.00 as Senate Bill 69 passes. The Records and Statistics Section urges early requests for school entrants to beat the price jump and ensure faster records search. Requests can be made at county clerks registrars or the Texas State Department of Health Austin.
A late night telephone prank targets a nine year old, asking about the whereabouts of other children. Gerald answers and turns the inquiry to his own parents location, highlighting a mischievous survey call.
A devotional verse urges to be a brother's keeper and use God given talents to ease suffering. It states the burden to serve is ongoing and asks divine help to give best efforts in a life of sin and strife. The second line offers a culinary aside: double the dish by serving spiced prunes and dried apricots as a meat garnish with pork chops.
Treasury officials consider printing denominations in different colors but decide against it. Secretary Douglas Dillon weighs Kennedy's view while Elizabeth Rudel Smith pushes the idea amid concerns over value perception and public confusion.
Peggy recalls a fancy restaurant and a long menu but chose a simple hot dog with mustard after her father offered any item. Amy asks what was ordered and Peggy reveals the hot dog as the pick.
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