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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1967
Page
2
We Heard About and Mrs. Guy Hamilton of Dallas and Miss Dorothy Hamilton of Richardson visited friends here Saturday. Many local families hosted relatives and friends over the weekend including Wilsons in Colorado Springs for graduation, and travelers returning to Texas from Oklahoma and other towns.
A string of visiting relatives reports from Whitewright including Mr and Mrs Paul Stephens hosting Mr and Mrs Herman Bedford in Sherman. Debbie Franklin returns from Baylor Hospital after a baseball accident. Three Whitewright students Bobby G Andrew Barbara Shepherd Layman and Louan Blackerby to receive associate degrees at Grayson County College tonight. Oscar Bowen attends Trenton baccalaureate with grandson Mike Bowen valedictorian at 94.35 average.
Public legal notice directs Barbara A Phares to file a written answer by 10 A M on Monday June 26 1967 in Grayson County district court Sherman Texas. Plaintiff filed petition May 10 1967 in file no 72880. Names of parties in the suit listed.
Mr and Mrs Bob Cawthon attended Anna High School graduation exercises Friday. The B B Club met at Miss May Badgett s home Tuesday and Mrs Otto Krumm topped bingo scores. Mr and Mrs Jimmie Anderson of Lubbock visit Thrasher family. Aviation Storekeeper Eddie L Wagoner is aboard the Hornet in the Western Pacific as part of the Seventh Fleet.
Tom Brown is ill in the Veterans hospital in Bonham this week. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Jennings of Irving visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold Doss Saturday. Miss Gracie Gates of Dallas spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Gates.
The arid Mount Ararat region, once a dry refuge after Noah's flood, hosts nomadic tribes now encountering change. A United Nations aided French irrigation agronomist is teaching settled farming methods to shepherding communities, shifting life from tents to structured agriculture.
The Texas Highway Commission approved a 1967 program to screen 154 junkyards across 22 districts using landscape planting to improve highway sightliness. The federal government would cover 75 percent of the $664,300 cost if accepted by the Bureau of Public Roads under the 1965 Highway Beautification Act. The department began in 1966 with nine projects and an inventory of 1,220 blight sites along federal-aid highways.
Ruth Clark of Louis Harris and Associates told a St. Louis gathering that television is losing its hold on college educated and affluent audiences. She cited studies showing 40 percent of prime-time TV sets in homes with college educations are blank, pushing viewers toward movies as TV struggles to address the issue.
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