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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1951
Page
14
The Reflector notes a Whitewright Chamber of Commerce and Whitewright Rotary Club funded trip for Ayres, Morris, Russell, and Barker to Sam Houston College Huntsville. Students toured museum and historic sites, stayed at Sam Houston Hotel, and visited the penitentiary.
WHS presents a playful exchange between Dora and Herman on Tune Time. Dora asks why love is not returned, while Herman counters that Dora is not his type in a lighthearted radio dialogue segment.
A L B argues that learning to get along with associates is essential. He claims association educates, sustains nations under God, and curbs greed. without it a country loses strength. He urges Americans to broaden ties with every country.
Bill asks how Joe likes the new house. Joe quips the draw poker windows are hard to open and need jacks or better to operate. The exchange blends humor with home life as a lighthearted cartoonish moment.
A Texas health official calls on all citizens to cooperate with neighbors and authorities to prevent garbage and rubbish from harming public health. Emphasizing proper storage and disposal, the notice invites towns to seek state aid and outlines health risks from improper refuse handling. A separate court writ in Grayson County commands publication regarding Mary P Brooks estate final settlement and required appearances on April 2 1951.
The notice states that waste materials must never be dumped on a property belonging to another person or organization. It emphasizes safeguarding property rights and preventing improper disposal.
Pat O'Brien asked his priest to bless a St. Christopher medal for safety while driving. The priest agreed but warned the blessing applies only up to thirty five miles per hour.
A Texas district court cites Noah Terrell and heirs in No. 58763. Plaintiff Mabel Taylor seeks title to a 50 by 150 foot tract in Grayson County from Ella Phillips to Martha Luckey, with defendants named as the unknown heirs of Noah Terrell and Martha Luckey, and Mandy Oliver. The citation commands appearance by the first Monday after 42 days, dated April 30, 1951.
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