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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1951
Page
2
Clarence Bonds visits West Texas this week while Wes Judd from Borger spends the weekend in town and Pilot Grove. Many residents from Dallas Paris Sherman and Fort Worth visit or host relatives and friends over the weekend with hospital stays and family gatherings noted.
Lem Tittsworth of Bonham lists good used washers priced 39.50 49.50 and 69.50 with four new 6.50x16 Deluxe casings offered at a large discount.
Registered nurses are increasingly showing interest in HADACOL and its effects on deficiencies of Vitamins B and Niacin Iron. Mrs L D Lovett of Philadelphia reports improved energy after using HADACOL during a Florida visit and private duty work at age 50.
The Friday Literary Club gathered at 3 p m at Mrs J W Wilson’s residence with Miss Gladys Ray presiding The report from Mrs Griffin Dollarhide Jr who attended the Second District convention in Denton March 8 9 is shared The program Meet the Press Biographical Sketches of Editors and Publishers is presented by club members and 21 members attend Easter themed refreshments The club will meet with Miss Carrie Hamilton on March 31
Satirical verse mocks government largess and deficit spending claiming to offer jobs and comfort while draining future generations. The piece ends with a call to action to send in or phone news items to share more fragments of public life.
Dalhart cattleman Loyd Williams tested twelve cutworms in a freezer. After an hour they were stiff but thawed and remained lively. Overnight and again after 12 hours they continued active, prompting plans to try longer freezing.
Census figures show Texas farms fell from 384,977 in 1945 to 331,494 in 1950, a shift to larger mechanized operations. Hidalgo led counties with 5,319 farms in 1950, Kennedy had 13. Grayson recorded 3,634 in 1950, while Dallas held 3,519. Local note: Buy your printing in Whitewright.
The Navy launched the first modern submarine, the 195 foot K-1, displacing 750 tons, packed with electronic and sonar gear and underwater weapons. Smaller than fleet subs, its mission is to hunt and sink enemy submarines rather than roam distant waters.
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