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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1962
Page
4
The Little Rock Home Demonstration Club met Friday at 2 pm in the club house presided by Mrs. Ralph McKinney. Activities included prayer pledge a song session led by Mrs. Bill Ireland a thought of the day and a window treatment demonstration. Next meeting is an all day gathering November 9 at 9 o'clock AM.
A reflective verse on June graduates leaving college and entering the world with confidence. It suggests new graduates think they know more than their parents and are ready to seize opportunities as they enter the future.
The Whitewright Baptist Church marked the 75th anniversary of its women’s missionary union with a Tuesday afternoon program titled Laborers together with God. Joy Russell Circle presented the program led by chairman Mrs. Carl Holland, with assistance from several officers and members including Mrs. C. B. Lawson and Mrs. B. W. Newman.
Mrs Alvin Jones explored common surnames on the national list during a Book Review Club talk in Niles Ohio. She noted JONES ranks fifth and ANDERSON eighth among United States names, reflecting on her own name change from Lillie Anderson.
In a Texas parking lot case Mort Meanswell faced a suit after a car was stolen. The claim check on back denied liability, but not brought to the owner’s attention. Courts generally void such limitations unless the warning is highlighted and the owner reasonably relies on care.
Texas A&M Extension Service notes an abundance of farm produced foods this fall with eleven items on the official November plentiful foods list. Turkeys cranberries frozen orange juice and others such as broiler fryers apples shortening grapes pears potatoes and peas are in ample supply though turkey stocks may be down about 10 percent from last year's peak. Prices expected to be higher than last season but still economical with frozen orange juice prices substantially lower than a year ago.
A group of Sherman men applied to the Comptroller of the Currency for a suburban National Bank Charter to be located at the KAM Shopping Center at North Travis Street and the Expressway in Sherman. The filing names Jerry L. Talley as correspondent and was submitted to Chief National Bank Examiner Norman R. Dunn in Dallas.
The Glen Canyon Dam in Arizona rises across the Colorado River with 2,000 workers laying 5,000,000 cubic yards of concrete and thousands of tons of steel. Upon completion in about two years it will create a 185 mile long lake, supplying water for 250 000 acres of existing farmland and irrigating about 100 000 acres more. The dam stands as the latest link in federal irrigation projects that have expanded water access to tens of thousands of farms, towns, and industries across the western United States.
A boy named Johnny asks his father if he would be glad to have saved a dollar. He explains he saved it as promised after failing to bring a first‑class report from his teacher this week.
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