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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1958
Page
5
Mrs. George Hicks is a patient at Community Hospital in Sherman. The note lists multiple weekend and weekday visits from residents of Bells, Denison, Dallas, Houston, Plainview, Fort Worth, and other nearby towns, including family reunions and hospital stays.
Mr and Mrs Carl May visit relatives in Mt Pleasant. Mrs Mary Reeves returns from Dallas trip. Mr and Mrs Newman Wood of Fort Worth visit J E Henson. Visitors at R E Pierce home include Jones Pierce and the Cooks from O Donnell and the King family plus Joy Dial and children from Sherman. Texas Military Institute San Antonio reports 46 boarding students and 85 day students joined a July 24 awards dinner with 21 medals awarded. Cliff Emerson of Whitewright wins a tennis award. Tom Sears also attends the session.
The Little Rock Home Demonstration Club met Thursday July 24 at 2 pm with Mrs Jack Bigger presiding. Members recited prayer and pledge, sang, and participated in roll call with a Bible quotation. Mrs James Jarvis reported county council news and Mrs Sims Wortham demonstrated ceramics and plastic flowers and directed recreation.
The 4-H dress revue met Monday at 2 30 pm in the First Baptist Church basement. Donna Shaw welcomed attendees. Miss Oldham discussed judging factors with Ruth Williams narrating. Models from White Wright included Gayle McCasland and others. Bells provided June Pointer Paula Pointer and more. Punch and cookies were served by Mrs. McCasland and Mrs. Noble Bennett.
Editorial advises first aid steps for burns including rinsing dirty wounds, protecting from air with ointment and a bandage, using clean cloth, giving aspirin for pain, and dextrose for shock management. It warns against butter and suggests salt and baking soda solution to rehydrate.
Bill Tubbs wishes his wife could bake bread like his mother. She wishes he could dough like her father. A salesman is a smiling, shined shoe man with a bad territory. As humanity stands upright, eyes still swing between limbs. Give children small servings yet avoid discouraging larger portions. Form a habit of finishing plates and asking for seconds if desired.
Circuits with a mobile chemistry laboratory travel to 18 south central Oklahoma high schools. Claude Gatewood, a circuit rider, visits two schools daily for a two hour lab under Oklahoma State University extension sponsorship. He covers his rounds every two weeks. The note adds that Viennese composer Johann Strauss wrote his first waltz at age six.
A poem reflecting on modern data familiarity and privacy fatigue. The speaker lists familiar institutions like banker, credit bureau, doctor, dentist, and fitter, noting how personal information is tracked. The verse ends with a decision to quit the complicating knowledge of oneself.
After draining, potatoes are dried by a brief shake in the saucepan over low heat. This removes surface moisture for crisper texture and better frying or mashing results.
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