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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1957

Page

4

Whitewright Sun publisher notes subscription rates and corrections policy

The Whitewright Sun lists editor T Glenn Doss as publisher and notes subscription rates for Grayson and Fannin counties with outside rates and foreign subscriptions. It promises prompt corrections of any erroneous reflections upon individuals or firms brought to the publisher's attention.

the Whitewright Sun T. Glenn Doss Grayson Fannin Counties Grayson and Fanning Counties

Evidence of economic strain drives congressional spending debate

Scripps Howard writer Marshall McNeil notes a single day of developments on fiscal pressure. The Budget Bureau says Eisenhower aims to add 105000 jobs next year while Speaker Rayburn resists cuts and the Senate adds 3 million to its new office building. The pork barrel bill looms large as usual.

Washington Scripps-Howard Marshall McNeil McNeil Budget Bureau Eisenhower Sam Rayburn Senate Congress

Taxpayers Urged to Keep Protesting Loudly

Fort Worth Press urges taxpayers to keep up loud protests and demand accountability from officials. The editorial calls for continued public pressure on government actions.

Fort Worth Press

Nothing Stands Still in Modern American Farming

The Milwaukee Journal notes farm population decline as modern techniques cut labor from 226 to 89 hours per person. Power farming, better seeds, and fertilizers boost output, with potential 50 percent gains. Changes in diet, birth rates and longevity drive agricultural shifts toward specialization.

Milwaukee Journal University of Wisconsin University

Nine TV sets in Memphis woman’s home reflect unique habit

Mrs. F. M. Cooper of Memphis keeps nine television sets to avoid fiddling with dials. She moves to another room to watch a different channel, keeping sets in three bedrooms, the living room, den, breakfast room, office, and a cottage, claiming perfect channel alignment is key. Also appears: legal notices in Grayson County Texas probate matters for Helen Toole Fant and Medro Davis estates, notifying creditors and claimants.

Memphis Tenn F. M. Cooper Maywood Miss State OF Texas Grayson Helen Toole Fant Grayson County Texas J. N. Dickson Bos Betden Street Sherman James A. Fant Whitewright Sun Medro Davis Terus East Pecan Street

First Baptist Church Hosts Weeklong Training Union Revival

A March 17 22 revival at First Baptist Church marks Alcohol Education Week. J D Marlow leads staff for nursery to adults with multiple sessions nightly 7 to 9 pm. Speakers include Rev M W Bankson and Dr Paul Geers along with Alcoholics Anonymous guest.

First Baptist Church J. D. Marlow Training Union A. L. McCurdy William Wilson J. C. Hastings Fred D. Waldrop Orville Woodson Ralph Brown Joe Bodine Ray Blanton B. W. Newman M. W. Bankson Texas Alcohol-Narcotic Education Paul Geers Alcoholics Anonymous

Revival draws 304 at First Methodist in Week of Dedication

Weekend revival at First Methodist Church drew 304 attendees as part of the Week of Dedication. Rev. Philip W. Walker led the event with district lay leaders. additional revivals are planned in Howe Van Alstyne and tells with March dates. Local pastors and lay members assisted, and the Official Board approved a Christian Worker Leadership Training School for March 25. It is colder at the antarctic than at the arctic.

First Methodist Church Philip W. Walker Sherman-McKinney Howe Tells van Alstyne Hargrove Grounds W. L. Tuttle Sherman Louis Chandler Lewis West McKinney D. D. Gilliam J. R. Gray Denison C. L. Pool Clint Hennig Dick Walker Ron Faison Sears Anderson Jim Bryant Griffin Dollarhide Jr Russell Summers Christian Worker's Commission On Education Mary Shipp Sanders Denton Methodist Youth Fellowship Edgar Huffstutter Plano

Jokes From the People for You Collection

A light hearted set of anecdotes and quick quips about ministers, teachers, Irish friends, a teen singer, and a burglar, offering playful exchanges on faith, family life, and daily mishaps with punchlines.

People Are Funny Quote Exchange on Family Dinner

A humorous exchange centers on a wife named Alice and her husband described as stingy brutal and wicked. A question about returning home leads to a punchline that reveals Alice’s mother has already gone to grandma. The bit plays on domestic banter and clever retort.

Alice

Much Ado About Nuthin A Meeting Joke

A man arrives late to a meeting and asks how long the speaker has talked. He is told two hours have passed and the speaker has not yet spoken. The exchange captures the humor of a stalled discussion and audience impatience.

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Whitewright National Editorial Association AND Texas Press Association Pers Spivy Bonham, Texas Amelia Davis East Pecan Jack G. Kennedy Executrix M & PF National Bank Building First Baptist Church News Forest Avenue Baptist Church Joy Circle U.S. A W. E. Stanford U. S. A. Home Missions Fred Waldrop Roy Blanton Carl Edwards Clarence Tillett Methodist Church News The Antarctic Arctic S. H. Montgomery Agency Harper's Conrad Cisco Texhoma Smith-Lee, Watson Wells Bros State Seed Co Feed Pascal Farley First National Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Robert Bobby Johnny Casey Pop Watson Barber Shop Lowell Watson Rice Bldg Capit Laundry Mr. Farmer North Quaker Oats CO Sherman, Texas
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