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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1970
Page
2
The Whitewright Sun lists staff roles including Dolores Meeke as Asst Editor Cleo Williams as Nursing Home News and Mrs A R McMurry in Personals. Subscription rates are $3.00 yearly in the trade area and $4.00 outside, with postal details and mailing address provided.
Whitewright residents celebrate a fix at the corner of Grand Street near Carl's Sausage after city workers replaced a worn gasket, stopping a decade of water runoff into northside businesses. The columnist notes progress and shares a reader gift of a magnet sign.
Texas faces a 19 million annual bill from executive turnover at 26.48 percent as Henry Rothell of the Texas Employment Commission cites wage competitiveness for the drain. Despite raises, the state trains private industry and plans major plant expansions while draft and insurance, court rulings, and new mental health facilities shape policy in June.
In a civic center flower show six schizanthus pots wow a visitor who cannot name the blooms yet feels joy equal to experts. The piece urges that faith in God's love requires no technical vocabulary and prompts a prayer of gratitude and trust.
Mrs Martha Ayers and others visit parents W D Williams on Sunday. Mrs Joe Cana fax improving at Presbyterian Hospital Dallas. Henderson Bethel and W C Curt Brown in Dallas and Sherman hospitals. Recent visitors to Mrs Lillis Watkins from Richardson and Fctor. Debra Neal graduation at Commerce High School attended by family. Arthur Attenberry of Trenton and Royce Bells of Garland visited. W A Bower and Jesse Blanks patients in Sherman Community Hospital.
A collection of observations on Texas fauna and flora including walleyes and seasonal restrictions, antlerless deer in Africa, porcupines near West Texas roads, rabbits reproducing up to twenty offspring a year, a fast red fox and a 50 mph rabbit, orioles with strong nests, geese intelligence, caterpillar larvae of cutworms, lady bugs winter hibernation, gophers in East Texas meadows, migratory birds predicting weather, wild geese travel between Canada and Texas, and the gray fox climbing trees.
Beatrice Hunter appeals supporters to donate or pledge for Porter’s Cemetery Fund at First National Bank. She notes annual costs of 350 to 400 dollars for mowing and upkeep and warns the site could overgrow if funds remain insufficient. She has led the effort for four years and asks for prompt replies to avoid cessation of maintenance.
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