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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1945
Page
5
Observation notes that cud chewing animals including cattle sheep goats deer antelope and camels tend to rise on their hind legs first after lying down. The pattern suggests a common locomotor instinct among diverse grazing species.
Four H girls from the Wright club attend the Woodlake encampment July 17 and 18. Attendees include Billye Faye Dillon Jane Meador Betty Blackerby Thelma Norwood Joyce Hansard Peggy Parnell Dorothy Ford Katherine McCarty and Mrs Alva Blackerby. Activities cover swimming hikes games sing songs and handcrafts.
A Friday informal tea at 1723 Elizabeth hosted by Miss Eloise Hall honored Miss Margaret Hanna of Whitewright, a mid-summer visitor. About 75 feminine vacationing school members attended from 3 to 5 with Bets Burk Virginia Lee Pullen and Martha Ann Holmes assisting. summer flowers decorated the rooms.
Churches with Earl Bissex as minister invite all to Sunday school at 10 a m and preaching on the first and third Sundays at 11 a m.
E P Wootten and W A Casseday lead services with morning worship at 11 a m. The church invites all in the community to attend. Evening service at 8 15 p m and Young People at 7 30 p m.
Duke R. Barron, pastor, announces church activities with 10 a m worship, 11 a m sermon Life's Choices, 8 p m choir practice on Wednesday, and dismissal of the evening service due to revival at Central Christian Church.
The Sun lists subscribers who have paced credits this week and welcomes new names to the honor roll. New honorees include J. L. McSpedden, P. M. Helms, Dr. F. D. Layman, Mrs. T. F. Coffman, W. M. Ingram, Mrs. M. A. Pierson, and E. P. McIver.
Funeral services were held at 3 p m Wednesday for Martin Belew who died of a heart attack Tuesday night in Whitewright Texas. Rev E P Wootten officiated. Interment followed at I O O F Cemetery Blue Ridge. Survivors include wife Maude McCoy Belew three sons Kermit Roy and Horace Belew a daughter Mrs J C Keeling a brother Monroe Belew and sister Mrs Mattie Hatcher twelve grandchildren and one great grandchild. Belew was born October 1 1881 in Tennessee and moved to Texas as a child settling in Blue Ridge and later Whitewright. He was a member of the Baptist Church.
Rotary Club lunch featured a spelling contest chaired by Claud Meador who avoided participation. B R Caraway handed out words while Meador judged. Dr R E Lingenfelter and John Reeves fell early. Roy Blanton and Gomer May followed. Drawn between C B Bryant Jr and W E LaRoe, each received two cigarette packs. Lingenfelter got the odd pack for losing first.
Scalloped asparagus and eggs dish combines bacon fat browned onion flour and milk to make a creamy sauce folded with asparagus and hard boiled eggs. Serve in casseroles with cracker crumb topping optional bacon and yields four servings.
Meat salad oil in skillet, add onion and green pepper, and fry gently for five minutes. Add tomatoes, chili powder, and salt and simmer until tomatoes are soft, about 20 minutes. Add cheese and corn, and when piping hot stir in eggs. Serve in small bowls, garnished with toast points and bacon curls. Serves 4.
Simple home recipe detailing a 16 ounce package fine noodles 4 slices boiled beef and 112 cups gravy with horseradish. Cook noodles until tender then drain and layer in greased dish with salt and pepper. Top with beef and heat gravy to finish.
A simple bake suggests pouring horseradish over beef and noodles then covering and cooking in a moderate 350 degree oven for 25 minutes. Serves four.
A simple frankfurter bake with onion and a spiced sauce. Slit each frankfurter, bake in a moderate oven for 25 minutes, then baste and serve in toasted rolls with onions. Serves 6.
Engineers at North American Aviation describe a large weather chamber that can mimic storms or desert heat to test aircraft under controlled temperature humidity pressure and air velocity. Researcher J C Lyall says the device helps produce safer planes during power climbs or dives.
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