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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1962
Page
3
Weaving through the weekend headlines are multiple visits and relocations. Mrs. John Inter of Dallas spent the weekend here while Rev. J. L. Thompson moved to Bowie after serving as pastor. Arrays of visitors travel among Dallas Fort Worth Sherman Denison Sulphur Springs and other towns to see relatives.
A proverb notes that one builds a reputation for wisdom by echoing the views of friends. It suggests praise can mask independent judgment and warns against conformity.
A Fort Worth Star Telegram criticism column argues Chicago politicians led by Mayor Richard Daley and House members pushed a feed grain bill to curb U S surplus crops. It asserts the plan failed to meet New Frontier promises, cost millions, and could raise living costs while new proposals risk repeating past issues.
A minister baptizes a new member on a frigid December day. As they exit the water a friend teases Joe about the cold water and jokes about dunking him again, noting his reluctance to admit it was cold.
Guy and Nora Dillon will celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary on Sunday July 8 at the W A Kirkpatrick family home in Whitewright Oklahoma. They were married in 1912 at the Kirkpatrick home by Rev Joe Everheart. They have two children Paul Vestal of St Joseph Missouri and Joe B Dillon of Dallas. Attendants may call 2 30 to 5 30 p m. on July 8.
In hot weather anglers wake lazy bass by buzzing spots in a motor boat for 10 to 15 minutes. Keep worms moist by a wet sponge in the can, and wind line over the bow to avoid prop fouling. Dip crickets in a bucket to revive them, and store worms in a plastic bag with dirt in winter. Preserve butter with salt brine in a glass jar and reflect campfire heat with aluminum foil on a grill.
The piece suggests directing heat from a campfire into a tent, preserving minnows by adding clay fragments to the bucket for slow air release, and drying rubber boots with a light bulb and protective screen for a quick safe method.
The State Department pushed for funds including a 300000 home for the U S ambassador to Cyprus and a 1370000 apartment building for diplomats in Japan. Rep Wayne Hays of Ohio derailed the request as chair of a House subcommittee.
The exchange details Hays criticizing Cyprus and apartment plans as costly, urging rework of figures. He warns against endless U.S. diplomacy abroad and calls out congressional scrutiny as a check on federal spending. The Wall Street Journal notes the irony of overreach and suggests frugality.
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