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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1963
Page
6
The Sophomore class edited the High School Reflector with Ani ta Frisby as editor and reporters from the sophomore class. The page features a humorous Q A about DDT uses and light guidance on summer planning, ending with a note that an amanuensis is a person who takes dictation.
Fragmentary lines mention individuals and topics from a local school scene. The jumbled phrases reference seniors, hairstyles, secrets, advice, preferences, and plans around college, cars, and social circles, suggesting a broad, mood-driven snapshot rather than a single coherent event.
Bobby Andrew, a Whitewright native and sophomore, is honored as this week’s student of the week. Beta Club member and honor student since third grade, he enjoys fishing steak Bonanza green and is son of Mr and Mrs Jack Andrew Route 1 Whitewright with a twin sister Barbara Andrew.
Waco attorney Sam Lanham Jr. collects old printing gear at his home shop Waco Village Press 1108 Rambles St including a George Washington handpress once used by weekly papers. A Civil War era portable press and a tale of Padre Island finds amid a note on 1962 coin mint output.
Botanical notes warn no one is fully immune to poison ivy and related plants. Poison ivy leaves appear in threes and vary widely. avoidance, protective clothing, and washing with soap and water after exposure help. Do not burn vines due to venomous smoke.
A court citation orders Maude Mallory plaintiff to file an answer by June 10 1963 in Grayson County. The suit seeks title and possession of land in Whitesboro described as a parcel tied to Perry Stringfield and H S Baker et al with specifics on boundaries and street lines. The defendants include D J Phillips et al and various deceased parties listed in the caption. The notice was issued April 22 1963 and published May 2 9 16 23 1963 in The Whitewright Sun.
A Texas extension bulletin explains soil testing as a scientific method to assess field fertility. It covers pH, organic matter, phosphorus, potassium, calcium, soluble salts, and salinity. Tests guide fertilizer use, crop selection, and detection of nematodes or pests. samples should cover major soil types.
The bulletin advises samples be submitted at least one month before fertilization for testing and results. Soils with high production or fertilization rates require annual testing. lower production allows two to three year intervals. Soil testing reduces guesswork and boosts fertilizer profits. For L-265, contact county agent or Agricultural Information Office, College Station, Texas.
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