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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1963
Page
4
Sunday School at 10:00 a m Worship at 10 55 a m Methodist Youth Fellowship at 6 00 p m on fourth Sunday 5 30 p m Women's Society meets first and third Monday 3 00 p m Wesleyan Service Guild meets every other Monday 7 30 p m
First Presbyterian Church schedules Sunday School at 10 A M and Worship at 11 A M. Evening program includes Training Union at 6 and worship at 7 P M.
Thursday 7 00 P M Dinner honoring the Whitewright Senior Class Sunday 9 55 A M Sunday School 11 00 A M Morning Worship 5 15 P M Junior Choir Intermediate choir 6 30 P M Training Union 7 30 P M Evening Worship Monday 7 00 P M Brotherhood Meeting The ladies are invited Tuesday 2 00 P M Rex Ray Circle 2 00 P M Lottie Moon Circle 2 30 P M Joy Russell Circle Wednesday 4 00 P M Primary Sunbeams Junior Intermediate GAs 7 30 P M Prayer Meeting 8 15 P M Choir Practice 8 15 P M Deacon s Meeting
Sunday services include Bible study at 10 00 a m worship and communion at 11 00 am and a worship service at 7 30 pm. Wednesday features Bible study for all ages at 7 30 pm.
The notice lists church events with times for Sunday School at 9 45 a m Worship at 7 00 p m Christ Ambassadors meet Saturdays at 7 00 p m and a Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 00 p m.
Sunday services held at 11 00 a m directed by Ross Orendorf Dr C J McKis sack of the First Christian Church of McKinney and Lewis Cummings TCU Fort Worth centered on Bible study and communion.
Kentucky town church announces Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. worship at 11:00 a.m. Training Union at 7:00 p.m. worship again at 8:00 p.m. A health note says tooth decay hits 4-8 and 13-18 age groups hardest due to extracurricular nibbling.
The IRS reports progress numbering Americans with no Social Security numbers who earn as little as ten dollars yearly in interest or dividends. By Oct 1, over 1,000 individuals and entities have received IDs to ensure proper taxation and record accuracy.
The seven original US astronauts were issued $100000 life insurance policies for outer space. Aetna Life Insurance said nine new astronauts will also be insured, with rates set specially for spacemen and premiums kept private. The policies cover personal space travel risk and assume pilots’ ongoing jet activity.
A group of 100 leading scientists was polled on the nation’s top scientific aim and most chose the pursuit of life on other planets as the premier objective for the space program, not cancer research or broader science goals.
At a Chicago conference on higher education experts predicted major changes for the next two decades. Fraternities and sororities would vanish, major varsity athletics may disappear, freshmen and sophomores would attend junior colleges before transferring to universities, the campus center would be the library, teaching would rely on machines and media, and regional Library of Congress branches would be placed at universities nationwide.
In a quip filled exchange Mrs. Brown jokes about her husband in Room 13 being pleasant to Marie. A cruiser captain awaits an Admiral's reprimand after a bungled docking, receiving a two word yes and no message, leaving him relieved yet puzzled. A wife notes her husband cannot fix things, yet everything around the house works.
Two speakers joke about insomnia and marriage in a light exchange. One recalls lying awake at night and crafting excuses, while the other notes relief from sleeplessness after leaving a wife alone.
A brief dialogue shows one speaker asking Bob for a pen and paper then a stamp and directions to his girl’s address. Bob agrees to lend items and notes the route past the mailbox. The exchange ends with the request for the girl’s address and a polite, reciprocal thanks.
A scientist boasts of a wall seeing gadget. The assistant quips that a window already does this, provoking a playful exchange about ingenuity versus simple observations.
Sally Johnson chats on the downstairs phone for 15 minutes causing her father to demand use of the line. She retorts with a sharp line about preferring her own Christmas gift private phone.
The pastor in a hillside parish long wrote to his bishop for aid and faced a demand to stop. After a quiet period, the bishop received a new letter that claimed to be a report and stated I have no pants.
A lighthearted dialogue snippet shows two women trading quips about appearance. One remarks on another resembling Helen Black, who replies she prefers not to wear white, adding humor to a casual social moment.
A columnist notes a new Kennedy doll that self winds into a growing chain of Kennedy dolls, each turning the next, illustrating an endless recursive toy loop.
Rates listed: two fifty for Grayson and Fannin County subscriptions, three dollars for outside those counties, and five dollars for foreign subscriptions excluding soldiers.
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