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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1963
Page
5
A long string of visits and social events across Greenville and nearby towns. Friends and relatives from Dallas Denton Fort Worth and Bells attended gatherings. Local clubs held meetings with high scores and potlucks. A flying visit from California ended with praise for a Kerrville Texas aircraft maker.
Mrs C K Smith and Cynthia spent Sunday in Sherman with Mr and Mrs F H Albright. Mrs J C McMillin visits ill cousin Mrs Ernest Shaw in Bakersfield California. Mrs Ola Justice and Horace Lewis weekend in Dallas with Mr and Mrs Jack Justice. Mrs Joe Johnson and David Johnson attend funeral of Mrs J H Graves in Bells. Mr and Mrs Lallace May visit Mr and Mrs Bill Webb in Dallas. Mr and Mrs Joe Pannell of Sherman visit Mr and Mrs Edgar Ayers. Mr and Mrs Park of Dallas visit Mr and Mrs Arvin Vestal. Mrs L F Jacks returns home after several days in Bonham hospital. Mrs Charlie Ayres Gina and Charles Judd weekend in Dallas with Mr and Mrs J C Annip. About 80 attend congregational meeting and supper at Presbyterian Church. Mr and Mrs Floyd Haliburton C C Haliburton and Bo Clark attend funeral of Arthur Haliburton at Ballinger. Gina Judd places third in National Baton Twirling Association contest in Richardson with over 400 entries from five states. Gina is daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Judd of Whitewright, student of Mrs Lillian Coonrod of Denison. Mr and Mrs Dale Clower open a flower shop in Van Alstyne, Flowers By Clower's. Open house Sunday 1 to 6 pm, three doors west of the Van Alstyne post office.
Miss Barbara Jo Stepp, Baylor University sophomore, wed Robert Edwin Johnston of Harlingen at Lakeside Baptist Church Dallas with Rev. John Lee Harris officiating. The couple plans a summer joining after graduation and military assignments, followed by a return to Baylor for further study.
Miss Margaret Jeanette Williams of Corpus Christi daughter of Mr and Mrs James R Williams of Whitewright married St John Owens Hall of Corpus Christi son of Mr and Mrs George C Hall of Grenville New Mexico at 8 pm Saturday in the First Methodist Church. Rev John A Streun II officiated. The bride wore a lace and satin gown with Dior bow and net overskirt. Best man Cmdr James Hazelwood of Corpus Christi and maid of honor Miss Bettie Linburg. The couple to reside at 402 Glenmore Corpus Christi after a trip to Monterrey New Mexico.
WSCS met at the First Methodist Church for the session on Dimensions of Prayer led by Mrs. James Bryant. Participants included Mrs. Ott Lackey, Mrs. A. M. Bryant, Mrs. Kenneth Frisby, Mrs. Clint Hennig, and Mrs. John Streun. next meeting is April 1 at the same church.
Communists distrusted the Cossacks and ultimately suppressed them after they fought for both factions.
Clint Hennig chaired Fridays Rotary Club meeting with Sheriff Woody Blanton as guest speaker. Blanton described a trip to Colorado Springs as a guest of the Air Force for tours of governmental installations including the Air Force Academy.
Dr. Rosario Yap reported at an IADR meeting that a nine year study of 20 girls and 17 boys from middle socio economic class in a nonfluoride community found no relation between total cavities and sugar intake. The study tracked diets and annual X rays with no diet restriction.
This weekly feature surveys Texas native wildlife with concise notes on behavior habitat and notable traits. Each entry spotlights a distinct species outlining where it lives what it eats and how it fits into the local ecosystem.
A description for Puff Adder or Spreading Adder notes it is harmless and beneficial. It eats frogs toads and some insects. Mating in late spring, 8 to 40 eggs hatch in 60 to 90 days. It hisses spreads its body and feigns death when molested and can be handled after. Found in eastern two thirds of the state including the Panhandle.
Westinghouse engineers claim a new magnet may create artificial gravity for spacemen to walk in weightlessness. They demonstrated an "earthwalk" by walking upside down beneath a steel beam despite gravity.
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