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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1951
Page
2
Local social notes list dozens of visitors and residents from Denison Gilmer Dallas Sherman and other towns visiting relatives in Ardmore Farmersville Bryan Denton and nearby towns over the weekend. Mentions of travel include Mrs. R T Pennington Mrs. Marie Jinkins and J A Pumphrey among others.
Q&A on filing limits for disability compensation with no time limit, why VA replies may lag due to identification issues, how to change NSLI beneficiary by written notice, and whether WWII compensation checks are subject to seizure by creditors.
This piece presents a collection of maxims on truth, prudence, perception, and communication. It contrasts honesty with foolishness and emphasizes practical wisdom, caution in debate, and the value of a positive demeanor.
Citation issued in Grayson County Texas requires Theo Johns to appear before Judge on Monday December 17 1951 to answer Robert Johns Sr petition for divorce on grounds of cruel treatment. Plaintiff filed October 2 1951 and case number is 59217. Court clerk S V Earnest. Deputy Nancy Drake.
The 160 year old almanac has a mixed track record but a decent average forecast. Editor Robb Sagendorph notes rhyme style and past quips while promising a winter ahead with rain and cold. Projections include January and February snows and a wet spring followed by a hot summer.
A bus driver recalls an incident from last night when a passenger gave up his seat to a lady as they were the only two people on the bus. The piece adds that Americans now eat 11 percent more food than before World War II.
A grey tomcat aboard an express shipment from Florida to Greensboro escaped at the St Johnsbury railroad station. Local officials set out pans of milk to attract the feline and hope the cat becomes a paying customer. Call 76 with any news.
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