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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1969
Page
4
The Bells Independent School District approves policies for the National School Lunch Program ensuring nutritious meals as part of education. Principals determine eligibility for free or reduced lunches. applications use a standard form to protect family privacy.
The Bluebirds of the Bells Campfire Girls met Monday with all four members present. They began work on decorated money banks and planned a doll house construction. Mrs. Mary Cowan led the group with Mrs. Jewel Henshaw assisting. refreshments were ice cream and cookies.
The Tan Da Campfire Group met with 20 members and toured the Denison Library. They learned how to obtain a library card and check out books before a drive in treat, with transport provided by guardians Mrs Crace Harder Mrs Charles Moore Mrs Louis Shearer and Mrs Florence Horn.
Members of the Bells 4-H Foods and Nutritional Group took part in the County 4-H Food Show Saturday in Sherman Courthouse Assembly Room. Blue red and white ribbons were awarded. Debbie French won blue in meat while Paul la Coffman earned white in breads and cereals. Junior and Senior winners advance to the District Food Show in Dallas on March 29.
The Women’s Society of Christian Service met for a study of the Gospel of John with prayers and hymns. Various church and community events followed including Easter skating party highlights at Bonham with winners Eugene Cross and Sherry Walt, and a Alaska themed junior girls auxiliary event in Bells.
Bells P T A Ways and Means Committee met to plan an April 15 talent show to raise funds for replacing auditorium curtains. Volunteers invited. ex students and all are welcome. Meeting also approved officers for next year. Attendance praised as students performed a full program.
The Tom Bean Culture Club met at Eva Devine's home with Mrs. Hollensed presiding. Civic plans include purchasing kitchen fixtures for the community center and a program by Mrs. J C Taliferro on Old Letters Village. Wayne McCullough celebrated his fifth birthday with fourteen guests at his parents’ home. Mrs. J E Price returned from visits with relatives in Fort Worth Arlington Dallas.
Hosts Mr and Mrs J H White Ing hosted a double birthday dinner for Sam Sims Colbert Okla and Jo Lynn White in Fort Worth Texas Wesleyan student. Attendees included Perry Sims Kate McCarley Bill Sims Don, C D Bledsoe family, Dale las, Jacklyn Powell, and James Reynolds. Steven Reynolds marked his ninth birthday with 12 guests. Sherman guest Mrs Donnie Cordell received a pink blue baby shower in First National Bank community room with corsage, decorations and baby rattler table motif.
Ellis Campbell Jr district director of Internal Revenue for Northern Texas says taxpayers often miss a deduction. One half of medical insurance premiums up to 150 dollars may be claimed as a medical expense without the three percent limit. Remaining premium costs should be added to other medical costs and reduced by three percent of income.
Wolfe City explains that life insurance, accident, and health coverage are not medical expenses and premiums are not deductible. Taxpayers must reduce medical expenses by three percent of income, with drugs and medicines exceeding one percent of income deductible beyond that threshold.
A Sunday blaze destroyed the Wolf City National Bank and the Paul Roundtree Furniture Store four hours before firemen stopped it. Bank president Earl Nichols said vault contents survived the fire.
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