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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1963
Page
3
Secretary Crawford C. Martin states reappointment for Notaries Public ends June 1, 1965 requires requalification with fee oath and bond at the County Clerk between June 1 and June 10, 1963. Do not send requests to the Secretary of State. County Clerks approve bonds. New applicants must file between April 1 and May 20, 1963.
The applicant must be at least 21 years old and a resident of the county they seek to serve. The exact name and permanent address of the applicant must be provided to the County Clerk.
New York reports Taisho Ikeya of Tokyo unveils a rare 18 karat gold lighter costing 500 dollars. Ichikawa Sangyo Co. says only 100 units were made to show Japan’s luxury exports. The lighter features a climate adaptive ratchet flame and a gas vapor ignition system designed for instant use.
Plaintiffs seek title and possession of Lot 3 Block 5 in Cook's First Addition to Denison Texas. Court summons for James Rowland and others directs a 42 day response before 10 AM Monday April 15 1963 in Grayson County District Court Sherman Texas.
The J. R. Carlisle dry goods store opened here on Wednesday. Mrs. S. G. Ashinhurst aged 72 died at home in Pilot Grove Thursday. Mrs. Sidney Ely aged 69 died at home in East Whitewright Friday. Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Autrey moved to Cooper Tuesday. Harold Hickey Marjorie Holland Betty Lou McLean and Ollie McMillan made the seventh grade honor roll. George Baugher from Dallas packing to move to that city. Dr. Edwin May goes to Chicago for ophthalmology post graduate course. Helen Neff married in Tulsa Sunday. Mrs. A. K. Haliburton aged 48 died in Sherman hospital Sunday.
The item notes Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Martin will relocate to Hillsboro. A separate report from Pilot Grove News covers injuries including J. P. Milam shot in the left arm with a No. 2 load, and Marvin Moats injured when a mule fell dead pinning him. The Presto Music Club is organized with Babe Nell Penn as president Frances Bryant secretary Madge Sears treasurer and Dorothy Hamilton critic.
Mr and Mrs Virgil Ford welcomed a daughter born March 23. Miss Gladys Ray sponsored by the Friday Literary Club reviewed the book Merry Go Round at the Church of Christ Sunday afternoon.
Glen Earnheart announces the formal opening of his new funeral parlor from 1 to 6 p m Sunday April 3. Earnest Sam Blanton of Mahurin Community was killed by lightning Sunday evening. It has rained 7 1 inches here since Saturday. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Paul Oliver on March 25. Mr Thomas Gillett and Miss Mary
London fur salon promotes an $11,200 mink coat with a cheeky deal promising free vodka and sherry to any husband who accompanies his wife shopping. The Sun ran the notice advertising the sale and gimmick.
Washington notes that President Kennedy handles vast daily mail and calls with little time available. Rep. Jim Wright estimates even minimal phone and meeting demands would consume most of a day, leaving no time for official duties. Fort Worth resident concerns illustrate the access issue. The piece also notes on Seneca reservations and U S industrial leaders in Michigan.
The Sun outlines subscription pricing for Grayson and Fannin Counties and outside areas, plus foreign rates. It also states the paper as a service institution open to news submissions, with the editor reserving rights to decide news suitability and reject outdated items or organizational promotions.
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