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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1952
Page
3
Local social notes list visits and stays in multiple cities including Dallas Pottsboro Whitewright Leonard Plano Lub bock Wichita Falls Sherman Denton Fort Worth Grand details cover several families and relatives during a weekend and a two month Abi lene trip. A civil citation in Grayson County requests La Verne Brown respond to Worley M. Brown's divorce petition by March 24 1952.
Four room house with bath and modern conveniences in a good neighborhood. Includes storage shed garage attic fan hardwood floors Venetian blinds and closets. Now vacant. See Lem Tittsworth Bonham.
A Reader's Digest piece by Samuel B. Pettengill compares inflation to counterfeiting, arguing excess currency devalues wealth and goods. It explains money’s changing role, the debt–supply dynamic, and calls for action against both counterfeiters and inflation.
A humorous exchange shows an absent-minded professor visiting a doctor. The doctor checks his pulse and tongue, then notices a postage stamp and asks about it. The professor smiles and reveals he had left the stamp there, explaining the gag with good-natured punchline.
A Texas trip becomes a cross country miscue when a salesman in El Paso receives orders to handle a Texarkana matter from his Chicago office. He suggests sending a Chicago man since he’s closer, revealing a map based mix up.
The case filed February 5 1952 seeks partition of a 60 by 221 foot parcel in Grayson County Texas. Defendants include T E Dixon Jr and various spouses heirs and The Citizens National Bank of Denison. The tract lies in the L C Alexander Survey and traces to an 8 acre grant conveyed by Minnie May Goswick Large and Marcus Goswick to Edward Andrews and Ida Andrews. Proceedings issued February 19 1952 by S V Earnest clerk and published in The Whitewright Sun February 28 and March 6 13 1952.
A health-minded note from Dr. Geo W. Cox warns middle life faces foes like heart disease cancer kidney disease high blood pressure and arthritis. Regular physicals and prompt treatment improve longevity and reduces risk of invalidism while stressing early care and medical attention after age forty. Ohio’s state flower is the scarlet carnation.
A Q and A discusses GI farm loan eligibility requiring supervision rather than residence, VA travel and lodging for seeing eye dog training, and loan size limits tied to lender willingness and VA guarantee. The article also includes a humorous preacher and sexton exchange about tacks on the pulpit floor.
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