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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1967
Page
2
Mrs J C Waggoner of Dun can Okla concludes a visit with aunt Mrs C C Mc Kenna. Families from Garland and Denison spend weekend with Obie Rutledge and his wife. Local residents visit, bridge club hosts, and bingo scores noted as weekly social calendar.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Summerfield of Fort Worth and Mr. and Mrs. Russel Glen May of Dallas visited Mr. and Mrs. Lallace May last weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Wood and Mrs. Mary Lou Needham with sons of Greenville and the Moores of Sherman plus Lt. Jerry Lee Bennett and son visited Mr. and Mrs. Noble Bennett. Mrs. Lonnie Darwin visited Mr. and Mrs. Allen Harper in Lawton Oklahoma.
Mr and Mrs Haskell Scott welcomed Sunday visitors Mr and Mrs Dearle McKnight from Dallas to their home.
Mrs. Maurice Jordan and her daughter Lynn of Mt. Vernon visited Mr. and Mrs. Homer M. Gentry over the weekend.
Mr and Mrs J W Burch of Paris visited relatives in the area this weekend styling as a social visit and regional detail.
George Hight is convalescing at his home after spending two weeks in a Sherman hospital following a heart attack.
Mr and Mrs Don Crombie visited relatives in Denton last weekend detailing a family gathering and travel in a brief society note.
Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Caylor entertained guests over the weekend, including Mr. and Mrs. Royce Reagan of Ryan Oklahoma and Mrs. Earl Jansson of Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. Clint Hennig visited Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hennig in Texas City last weekend. Mrs. Mary Lou Ayres visited Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Harrison and Mr. and Mrs. Henry McFatridge in Durant Oklahoma Sunday.
Henry McFatridge of Whitewright was discharged from Durant Hospital after several weeks for a heart ailment and is convalescing at his Durant home which he had not sold since moving to Whitewright.
Mrs. Tom Ford and son Steve of Sherman spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jess Blanks. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Holland visited Sherman with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dickerman to celebrate their 51st wedding anniversary. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Holland Mrs. Ralph Tunnell and daughter Rebecca of Denton and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ashlock and son Jeffre of Plano.
Mrs. Carl May Mrs. Jim Grider Miss Winnie Hamilton and Mrs. Fred Cook attended the Federated Club meeting in Sherman last week. Mr. and Mrs. A N McCoy of Aztec New Mexico are visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. D E McCoy this week.
H. L. McMillin of South Bend Indiana and Mrs Jessie McMillin of Dallas visited Sunday with his father J D McMillin and his brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs R E Pierce.
Ants bind leaves into nests by sewing edges with silk threads spun from larvae. Workers grip adjacent leaves, align edges, and larvae exude sticky silk to hold the structure, then another group rushes in with cocoons of silk. Go to Church Sunday.
Former Whitewright couple Willard R. and Faye Edens Vineyard of Bells mark 50 years of marriage with a November 5 reception at Bells Methodist Church Fellow ship Hall. They wed November 4, 1917, in Bells, with the late Rev. W. A. Fleming officiating.
A succinct notice seeks a sun with urgent availability and quick response. It emphasizes speed in delivery of results and early completion, appealing to readers who require prompt service.
The W S C S of the Methodist Church met at noon Monday for prayer and self denial. A light luncheon followed. Rev. George Topper gave the blessing and Mrs. James Bryant led the day’s program on Feed My Sheep with several members taking parts. Weathering details included hymns, scripture, meditations, and closing prayer with 13 members and one guest in attendance.
Tax man Sam urges taxpayers to keep complete records of deductions and income. April 15 looms as deadline. October is easier to straighten records before year end.
The Friday Literary Club met October 27 at Mrs. Kenneth Frisby’s home to observe National Art Week. Mrs. Frisby hosted and chaired, with reports from the Budget Committee by Mrs. C. C. Hennig for Mrs. James Bryant. An Art Show for November 19 by Mrs. C. J. Meador’s students was announced, and Mrs. Roy Blanton resigned to become a library aide in local schools.
Miss Frances Lynn Fredrichs of Houston and Homer Martin Gentry of Austin announce their engagement. The couple plans a January 27 wedding in Kansas City Missouri Christian Church. Frances studied at KU and UT Austin. Homer is a Navy Reserve lieutenant and East Texas State University graduate.
Soak ripe olives overnight in olive oil and add a tiny garlic clove to enhance flavor. The method suggests mellowing bitterness and infusing aroma for a richer final taste.
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