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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1963
Page
4
A schedule of church activities across Central Christian and First Christian churches. It lists Sunday services including Sunday School and Worship times, weekly training unions, choir practices, and midweek meetings with organizers and locations noted.
The article lists a weekend church program with a Sunday school at 10 00 a m worship at 11 00 a m training union at 7 00 p m and an evening worship at 8 00 p m. The formal schedule emphasizes multiple services for congregants.
Worship at 10 55 a m Methodist Youth Fellowship at 6 p m fourth Sunday 5 30 p m Women’s Society meets first and third Mondays 3 p m Wes leyan Service Guild meets every other Monday 7 30 p m Special business meeting 9 45 a m Tuesday July 16 at Mrs Kenneth Fris by home
The National 4 H Service Committee reports rapid growth of the 4 H dog care and training program sponsored by Ralston Purina. Enrollment has risen tenfold in four years to nearly 20 000 with another jump expected by end of 1963. Obedience training and responsible pet care teach discipline and family duties in communities nationwide.
Church calendar lists Bible study and worship times for CHURCH OF CHRIST with Sunday worship at 11 00 a m and 7 30 p m plus Bible study at 10 00 a m Wednesdays. Sunday School at 9 45 a m. Christ Ambassadors gathering Saturdays 7 00 p m. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH shows Sunday School at 10 A M and Worship at 11 A M.
4 H members progressing in the care and training program may compete for awards from Ralston Purina. Cooper Cooperative Extension Service selects winners. Prizes include trips to the National 4 H Club Congress in Chicago, engraved wrist watches, and medals. County extension offices and the state 4 H Club office provide joining information.
A Texas man falls from a ladder while pruning a pecan tree and suffers serious injuries. The piece notes accidents are a leading cause of death, especially at home, with 1962 patterns showing 1384 Texans died in various incidents. It urges community-wide safety programs and public caution to reduce home hazards.
A collection of old time humor and frail wisdom. The porch scene features two mountaineers admiring a gun loaded with groundhogs and quail while noting two sons in law. A child asks if Grandpa rode in Noahs ark provoking a sharp reply. A tax form joke and a caveman quip conclude with a prune gag and moral about not flying off the handle.
At a concert conclusion two ushers drew cheers for their music passion. One suddenly stops while the other urges him to keep clapping lest the crowd demand one more encore and push them into overtime.
A mix of humorous lines about an uncle assembling a car from car parts ends with a punchline about time. A doctor asks after a patient and a nurse notes a minor mishap with foam from medicine. A farmer’s wife story fragment adds a rural anecdote about prunes.
A neighbor suggests more shelves for a book collection and the owner muses on borrowing shelves. A roadside adage notes that home runs matter in baseball. A man questions engagement, while another explains a marriage motive. Two idiots and horses debate ownership by cutting mane and tail, then measure height to tell them apart.
A rookie comments on Marine obstacle course training saying the rough passage is nothing special. He explains he’s used to tougher country travel on the way to the barn, as the drill sergeant questions his view.
A suitor offers an attachment for the daughter while the father retorts he will buy accessories himself. A convict complains to a warden about a leaking pen as rainwater pools in the cell, revealing a moment of tension inside the jail.
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