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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1959
Page
3
Abraham Lincoln described free enterprise as a just and generous system that starts with a penniless beginner who saves, buys tools, hires others, and ultimately opens paths to energy, progress, and improved conditions for all.
A Cald well Idaho death binds a memory lane note as Mrs S E Marshall dies, with burial plans for Tulsa child Jack Carter at Oak Hill. PTA program lists five names. Desert community resident David Blair Tate dies at 75. Honor rolls feature Alba Dickerman and Sara Atterberry among others. Friday evening social roster names several locals. Navy enlistments for Claborn and Janway. shower honors for Mrs Grady England. Presbyterian Ladies Aid elect officers Penn Haile Henry Lilley.
Harold Doss announced his candidacy for public weigher of pre cinct 3. Marion Felker and Glenn Bryan of Whitesboro have leased the case formerly operated by Chesley Rut ledge. Mr and Mrs Tom King moved to Dallas last Friday. Mr and Mrs Eldridge Pendleton of Farmersville announce the birth of a daughter Sunday. Mrs Pendleton is the former Miss Katherine Montgomery of Whitewright. The Sewing Guild No 2 met with Mrs Mildred Holcomb Friday. Dick Barbee, Leon Coffman, Earl Blanton and Eugene Hall of the CCC camp near Denton spent the week end with relatives here.
The Sun lists the cast for the upcoming high school production For Pete's Sake to be staged this month. Faculty members coordinate the play with student performers taking major roles and supporting parts.
Texas Republican leaders condemn current state legislators as incompetent and blame U S Senator Lyndon Johnson and House Speaker Sam Rayburn if Congress fails to adopt a balanced federal budget. The committee hints primaries may be delayed without a gubernatorial candidate meeting 500000 votes. Thad Hutcheson vows Texans can hold Johnson and Rayburn responsible.
In Chicago, Superior Court Judge Harry G. Hershenson required Arthur Amrich to turn off lights at a reasonable hour and his wife to stop playing the home organ by 10 30 p m after a court dispute over late night noise. The article also notes a separate line about dynamite enabling Nobel to endow the Nobel prize.
The notice outlines April 1 deadlines for rendering real and personal property for taxes in most towns, with variations for home rule cities and independent school districts. It explains penalties for noncompliance, the option to set your own valuation when rendering, and the appeal pathway if assessments seem unfair, plus advice to check deadlines at each tax office.
Veterans questions cover GI insurance dividend options and credit plans with interest, limits on GI loans for autos unless essential to business or farming, and VA vocational rehabilitation training for disabled veterans seeking new career paths.
The Population Bureau in Washington DC says the world population will be just over four billion by 1980. This projection highlights rapid growth and implications for resources and planning worldwide.
In the lower Alpine district of Southwest Germany there are 698 castles identified by monuments or plaques.
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