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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1960
Page
5
J P Ownby returns from New Mexico. Sherman residents visit family and attend hospital stays and surgeries. New home builder Charles E Ayres moves, while Lot tie Moon and Rex Ray Circles meet for Bible study and rest home visit. Halloween party hosts and campus trips appear among weekend social notes.
Dr Bela Fabian writes that in the Soviet Union under Khrushchev Jews reportedly must carry passes with Yevrei stamped on them, creating employment discrimination. The piece also cites alleged anti-Semitic incidents after WWII and notes on Ukrainian leadership. The English Parliament’s designer is mentioned as Sir Charles Barry.
Rotary Club of S. T. Montgomery Jr. presented a game screening of Tiger versus Whitesboro Friday. Guests included Joe Crouch Walker Wilson and Bill Tillett. B. W. Newman will present the program this week.
Cynthia Kay Smith celebrated her eighth birthday with a party at her mother Mrs C K Smiths home last Saturday. Guests included Jacky and Dianne Smith Leslie Ann Collins Mary Ann Starnes Jeanette Geers Holly Faison Stephanie Bush and Cynthia. They played games iced their own cupcakes opened presents and had lunch.
The Dorcas Class met October 27 at 7 00 p m at the Baptist Church for a pot-luck supper and business session. Officers elected include Teacher Gladine Blanton assistant Marie Vestal president Sarah Bennett vice president Marie Vestal secretary Dora Belew treasurer Lucille Sinor devotional chair Vestal social chair Mildred Johnson and group captains Ruby Grammer Daisy Stepp. Mrs Bennett gave the devotional and eight members enjoyed a delicious meal.
The Waka group of Campfire Girls met Tuesday at the Camp Fire house with Connie Smith presiding. Becky Blanton lit the candle and Brenda Barker led the session as nine members assembled to learn to make Thanksgiving potato turkeys. They plan to meet again November 8.
The Little Rock Home Demonstration Club held a Friday meeting at 2 o'clock with Mrs. H O Miller presiding. Mrs. Bob Cawthon led prayers and pledge. Mrs. Jesse Blanks gave the day’s thought. group singing was led by Mrs. Bill Ireland. health program by Mrs. J C Wetzel. 15 members attended. a forty two and Halloween party with 37 guests followed Saturday night at the clubhouse.
Tweety Blue Birds gathered Thursday afternoon led by Mrs. Clint Hennig and Mrs. Joe Robinson in the Camp Fire building. Joanna Robinson presided, minutes were read, Jana Wilson handled clues, Sharon Hastings lit the candle, and Christi Johnson led the Blue Bird wish. Treasa Morgan organized refreshments before the Blue Bird prayer closed the meeting.
The Bethel W M S met at the church Monday for the Royal Service program with eleven members present. Mrs Mack Williams chaired and opened, prayer for missionaries on their birthday was led by Mrs M W Williams, and several members participated. The group sang Christ for the Whole Wide World and Mrs Manuel Alexander presided at the business session.
Sunday schedules feature First Baptist Church with multiple services and choir activities. Church of Christ lists Bible study and worship times plus Sunday School. Methodist Youth Fellowship meets Sundays and the Women’s Society of Christian Service holds meetings on Mondays.
The Leyan Service Guild meets every other Monday at 7 30 p m to discuss community service plans and organize upcoming projects for members and volunteers.
The notice lists worship at 11:00 a m and 8:00 p m with a 7:00 p m training union and 7:45 p m hour of prayer. Additional W M S at 2:00 p m and choir practice at 8:30 p m are included.
The Assembly of God Church lists Sunday School at 9 45 a m Christ Ambassadors gathering Saturdays at 7 pm and Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 pm The notice includes a stray word peas not relevant to services and can be disregarded.
The church lists worship at 11:00 a m and 7:00 p m with Wednesday offerings including officers and teachers meeting at 7:00 and a prayer meeting at 7:30.
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