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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1975
Page
2
A historical editorial laments repeated world conflicts and waning U S leadership. It recalls F D R's Crimean speech, Vietnam sacrifices, and the quest for enduring peace, warning of isolationism and urging vigilance against communism while touching on biblical prophecy and Armageddon. The piece ends with a health tip on breast self examination and a note from the American Cancer Society.
A clipped poem condemns church nonattendance. Mary refuses Sunday School for her white child, who grows into a gray soul. Attempts to save him fail as the preacher warns of being behind. The piece argues unity and worship together strengthen faith.
The Randolph Cemetery Association will hold its annual homecoming and business meeting on Sunday May 4 1975 at the Randolph school building in Randolph Texas. Business begins at 11 am followed by a covered dish dinner and cemetery donations invited.
Legal notices in Grayson County Texas announce administration of Bernice Davis estate with T H McSpedden Jr named administrator. Creditors must present claims per law by deadline. address listed in Dallas and Frisco offices. Also notices pending for Mable Burrow estate with administrator Les Tribble and address in Sherman Texas.
The 1976 wheat allotment set by the U S Department of Agriculture is 61.6 million acres, up from 53.5 million in 1975. The figure is not a planting limit but a basis for payments to wheat growers when market prices fall below target or disaster payments apply.
Edward McDowell becomes a new Scout in Troop 1 and William Vestal is honored posthumously as a Whitewright High School graduate. News covers scavenger hunt parties, family injuries from a horse ride, a wedding, a county singing convention, rabies patrols, a grocery business switch, college graduations, and local graduates and servicemen with training updates.
Legal notice to Evelyn I Sweeney and Horace Benefield to answer by June 2, 1975 in two divorce actions. Petitions filed April 1975 in the Fifteenth District Court Sherman with insupportability grounds under Family Code. Court clerk Alton B. Lynch issued notices April 1975.
The Sam Rayburn Home museum in Bonham seeks volunteers to guide tours of the Speaker's home. Since opening April 1, the site has drawn over 1600 visitors from 22 states DC and abroad. training sessions begin May 5 with two daily slots.
A witty critique contrasts old timers recalling spittoons as flower planters with bosses who never die but pass the buck, framed in a humorous newsroom voice. The brief mulls on changing eras and lingering leadership flaws with a dry tone.
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