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Newspaper

Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1959

Page

3

Many Friends and Relatives Visit In Sherman Area

A long list of visitors and travelers are noted, including Mrs. C J Meador in Oklahoma City, Gail and Kathy Wilson in Dallas, Mr and Mrs George Brown in Dallas, and numerous other relatives and friends from Sherman Denison Fort Worth Dallas Lamesa and Oklahoma. Social visits span weekends weeks and trips to Texoma Lodge and Fort Worth with several extended families mentioned. Geraldine Whipple sustained a tongue injury requiring six stitches after a fall at home.

Geraldine Whipple Franklin Whipple

Bill McDowell to Preside Over State FFA Convention

Bill McDowell of Whitewright, president of the Texas Association Future Farmers of America, will preside at the 31st annual convention in Austin July 15 16. McDowell, elected last year in San Antonio, gave up a year of college to lead about 40 000 FFA members. Over 5 000 delegates and teachers are expected at Austin’s Municipal Auditorium for honors, business sessions, and 1959 60 officer elections.

Austin Bill McDowell Whitewright Texas Association Future Farmers’ of America San Antonio McDowell FFA

State FFA Chapters Led by Texas Education Agency Officials

George Hurt of the Texas Education Agency in Austin serves as advisor to the FFA group. Dick Week ley, an Agricultural Education staff member of the Texas Education Agency, serves as Executive Secretary.

FFA George Hurt Texas Education Agency Austin Dick Weekley

Forbidden fruit and the woes of a second fiddle

Doc Anklam muses on life’s quirks from mother’s questions in youth to a wife’s concerns in marriage and mourners’ wonder in later years. He notes small irritants like sitting on a mountain versus a tack and ends with a joke on a quartet. Buy or sell it with a Sun Want Ad.

Bride Opens Gifts From Groom Army Buddy at Spice of Life

Bride displays wedding presents including towels, washcloths labeled HIS and HERS and a US marked olive-drab blanket. An elderly operator recalls the aim of the display while a subscriber asks how to dial to listen in.

Doctor's Dinner Invitation Read By Illegible Note

A neighborhood doctor’s dinner invitation left as a cryptic note puzzles a society matron. She seeks help from a druggist famed for deciphering scribbles. He returns with a bottle and a charge of four dollars.

Farmer Reconsiders Sale After Ideal Ad

A farmer hired an ad writer to craft a sale notice. The eloquent ad made the farmer realize the farm matched his dreams, leading him to abandon plans to sell. He exclaimed that the place is exactly what he has always wanted.

How do you meet expenses

Quote turns on humor and suggests a marital dynamic. The quip frames expense handling as a joke about financial burden and spousal involvement. No identifiable individuals or organizations are named.

Dial Service Switch Propels Rural Residents to Modern Phones

A rural area transitions to dial telephones with an operator outreach program. Before the switch, staff called each subscriber to demonstrate dialing and ensure proper use. The story blends local humor about horseshoes with the tech upgrade.

Us McCoys Live Long But None Have Died Yet

Uncle Ebenezer remarks to a tourist that the Us McCoys are long lived but warns no one has yet died. The tourist asks about average lifespan and Ebenezer humorously admits they do not know.

Ebenezer

Diplomat's Long Story Cut Short by Interpreters Joke

A North American diplomat visiting Mid-Africa told a long tale. His interpreter told the locals four words and sparked laughter. The diplomat asked why the story was so brief and the interpreter replied that the tale was too long and he chose a terse version.

Mid-Africa

Minister Joins Lions Club After Guest Visit

In a small Midwestern town a new minister attended a Lions Club meeting as a guest. He enjoyed the club and men, sought membership, and joined as the club lacked a hog-caller. He noted he expected to shepherd the flock, but locals know the community better.

Lions Club

O Malley Confesses Struggle With Swearing

Mrs. O Malley battles habit under Father O Toole s stern prodding. A carton of eggs breaks as she returns with groceries and she blurts Oh hell then Oh Father upon meeting him, illustrating the clash of impulse and conscience.

Father O'Toole

Domestic Roles Echo Through Generations

A dialogue sketches family labor lines with a nurse mother and a cashier child, while another voice notes a person who does not work outside the home, instead focusing on washing ironing and cooking, highlighting varied expectations across generations.

Also Mentioned on This Page

C. J. Meador Oklahoma City Gail Kathy Wilson Brenda Donna Ryan Dallas George Brown Jimmie Anderson Lubbock Jack Dickerman of Sherman Carl Holland Mrs. C. K. Spindle of Denison Miss May Badgett Tom Ayres W. D. Williams Ned Ayres Amity, Ark Oachita National Park Okla James Skinner Westminster Monnie Biggerstaff C. K. Smith Cynthia Texoma Lodge Oklahoma Dick Walker Jenkins Ranch Fort Worth Mrs. Roby Childress Lamesa Gulf Coast Ann and Jane Hancock Glen Hancock Ira Fleming Luther Cambron George Key Mrs Wendell Withrow Bryant Rosser DeKalb J.C. Porter John Dale Reeves Garland and David Reeves John Reeves Adah Gillespie Grantland Anderson John Anderson Louise Williams el Paso Cram Lou Porter of Lydia Henry Theo Miller Quitman Luther Gordon W. A. Thurman R. W. Mitchell Forgan, Okla Frances Parten Concord Calif M. M. Warren James Norvell Chicago Ted Kelsey Harvey Stevens Pres Kelsey Achilee, Okla Joe T. May R. H. May R. A. Gillett Wallace Wilson Johnnie Wilson Roy Whitt Lela Ryan Davis P. Parrish Penn and Jeff Patrick Air Force Base Fla Ross May May F. J. Bomb Charles G. Moores Margaret Leigh Gloria Moores Texarkana L. J. Reynolds Dorothy Hamilton Hoyt Taylor Guy Hamilton J. R. Pierce B. G. Pierce O'Donnell Judy DeLord Houston R. E. Pierce Emma Slane Los Angeles J. C. Whipple Slane Genevieve Rafferty Jimmie, Stephen Patricia Bishop Peggy Ann Taylor Norwalk Farley Pascal Farley Future Farmer Doc Anklam Chevrolet Chevy Popuar Science Nascar A.m.a.t Motor Magazine Sports Cars Illustrated Motor Trend Magazine National Automobile Dealers Association National Association For Stock Car Advancement and Research T Automobile Manufacturers Association Whitewright, Texas Washout Department
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