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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1962
Page
4
The VA confirms dividends for RS designated Korean policy holders who exchange for W marked permanent or lower-cost policies by September 13, 1963. It covers War Orphans Education, adoption does not affect eligibility, and special GI home loan deadlines apply to service connected discharges with dates: July 25, 1967 for WWII and January 31, 1975 for Korea veterans.
The notice lists service times for First Presbyterian Central Christian Assembly of God and First Methodist churches, including Sunday School at 9:45 to 11:00 A M, worship periods, youth groups, prayer meetings, Bible studies, and specific weekday events. It ends with a cartoon line about catching "crazy men" with makeup and attire.
A collection of short, dated vignettes shows residents debating ethics over a mistaken loan, a traffic stop with a drunk driving joke, family photo mysteries, town gossip, a judge praising two drunk drivers, a mountaineer’s children observing a salesman, and a promoted pupil seeking more instruction from her teacher.
A judge in a Western court heard a case alleging a collision between two intoxicated drivers. The proceedings focus on fault and potential penalties in connection with the incident.
A comic exchange features a senator and a state judge arguing over rising prices and public opinion. The dialogue jumps to a bum’s retort about voting behavior. A separate oddity describes a man who swallowed a ping pong ball and requested local anesthesia to witness the surgery.
A patient questions why the surgeon makes multiple incisions. The surgeon replies that “that’s the way the ball bounces,” implying randomness in the procedure as he continues the operation.
A saying frames a quarrel over gender and cunning as a woman recalls trapping a man likened to a mouse, noting the effort and wit involved in the capture. The anecdote hints at themes of perception, strength, and trickery.
A collection defines public speaking as diluting a two minute idea with a two hour vocabulary and notes a fortune hunter who seeks a girl for her value. It also mentions fishnet as a fabric of many holes linked by string.
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