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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1967
Page
3
Local social notes list visits and travellers from Irving Sherman Dallas Carrollton Richardson Mesquite Fort Worth Plano Denton Nederland Webster City and Gainesville. Recipients include families of Hansard Livingston Short Meador and Dover plus naval service member James Stambaugh aboard U S S Wainwright and many relatives and weekend guest gatherings across North Texas during the week.
Jerry Marcus visits Mrs. Lodene Hutt in Sherman. families from Sherman and nearby towns travel to Bella Vista Arkansas Kentucky and Oklahoma City for vacations and family events. Notable names include Smith Vineyards Cornelius May Reeves Freeman Krumm and Worsham among others with birthday celebrations and club gatherings noted.
If your income grows this year you may need to file an estimated tax return or amend the one filed on April 15. Self employed taxpayers must pay tax during the year and wages with profitable deals may require a tax estimate and payment of the owed tax.
Local families report summer guests from Fort Sill Abilene Farmers Branch and Lubbock. Kim Pierce returns home from Abilene after a two week visit with grandparents. Newborns include a daughter to Donald and Doss Clark era no. A son born to Calvin Whiteley weighing eight and a half pounds at Wilson N Jones Hospital Sherman. Mrs Jerry Wilson and sons visit her mother in Fort Worth.
The article projects U S population growth from 84 million in 1900 to 200 million the following year and extrapolates to 360 million by 2000 if birth rates return to 24-26 per 1000. It notes recent declines to 18.5 births per 1000 and a 16.1 percent population rise, with varying future scenarios.
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower donated a 12 to 14 inch oil portrait of an American Indian painted in 1950 to the Eisenhower Birthplace State Historic Site in Denison. Park attendant Mrs. A. H. Zander notes the painting hangs in the dining room and is open to the public.
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