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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1955
Page
8
Local social notes list visitors and travels across towns. Many families plus service personnel visit relatives in Dallas Fort Worth Odessa and Amarillo with weekend trips and hospital stays mentioned. Dr Phillip Walker to preach July 10 at First Methodist with quarterly conference following.
E A Schirmer vice president of Campbell Ewald told the Texas Press Association in Galveston that halting or cutting advertising harms brands. He recounted a story of a man whose daily purchases show how long established products lose goodwill when advertising stops, noting Coca Cola would gain or lose depending on ad spend.
General Electric researchers report garnet formation from hornblende under pressure and reversed conversion back to hornblende. The finding parallels their diamond making work, highlighting gem creation from mineral transformations at the GE lab.
Belle Hayes notes in Friendly F column that grasshoppers devastate Whitewright area crops and fruit trees. Hoppers swarm poles and vines, strip grape and peach trees, and threaten next year’s invasion if warm dry spring returns.
A playful exchange between Jim and Jack centers on a joke about paper keeping someone warm and a mortgage lasting twenty years, highlighting financial pressure in a light moment.
A boy named Grumble Tone runs from land to sea seeking happiness but finds the world dull. He travels with kings, courts, and many sights yet remains discontent, ending with the idea that restlessness follows him wherever he goes, per Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
An irate woman confronts a well-built draft-age boy milking a cow. He explains there is no milk at the front, implying the home front nourishes soldiers. The quip underscores civilian duty and wartime support.
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