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Newspaper

Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1954

Page

5

Denison social notes show visits and events around town

Pascal Cox visits daughter in Henderson. Mr and Mrs Homer Thomas visit Santa Cruz. Miss Jeanette Jones from Dallas weekends with Jones family. Mrs Claud Dillon returns from Sherman hospital. Mrs Floyd Everheart visits family in Deni son. Bobby Bartlett visiting from Navy in San Diego. State Fair prizes awarded to Mrs Otto Russell and Mae Smith. Griffin Dollarhide returns home after heart attack. Weekend guests include Sikes family Dallas Neal family Commerce. Several local visits to Dallas, Denison, Sherman, Bells, Trenton, and McKinney. Korea bound Pvt E Henry D Lewis to read The Sun. Various bridge club activities and church missionary society officers installed.

W. R. Tabor Louis Sikes Dallas O’dell Neal Commerce Tom Baring Della Bush Trenton Douglas Neal Sherman

Local Socials and Charitable Drive Highlight News

Tren ton and Kentucky visitors stay with relatives while Dallas and Ardmore guests enjoy weekends in Sherman. Bridge clubs meet with high scores noted. Whitewright Home Demonstration Club president appeals for Christmas gifts for Abilene State Hospital patients, 1500 in need. Gifts welcome from organizations and individuals.

Mae Hall Whitewright Home Demonstration Club Abilene State Hospital Abilene Texas Miss Hall HD Club

Rotary club sees Linda theatre giant screen cinema

Rotary Club Wilson Butch Kaiser served as program chairman and led Rotarians to the Linda theatre to view the new giant screen cinema scope pictures. The program extended beyond the allotted time but most members stayed for the full showing, indicating strong enjoyment.

Wilson Butch) Kaiser Rotary Club Linda Theatre

Birthday Party Honors Annette on 16th Birthday

Annette was honored on her sixteenth birthday with a party last night hosted by her mother Mrs. C K Smith and Mrs Iola Phillips along with Mrs Edgar Ayers and Mrs Jack Smith. Attendees included Eugena Dockery Sue Johnson Jerry Mac Johnson Donnie Haliburton Jerry Jernigan James Vineyard and Dixie Bassett Verna Buchan from Bells and Trenton.

Annette C. K. Smith Iola Phillips Edgar Ayers Jack Smith Eugena Dockery Trenton Sue Johnson Jerry Mac Johnson Donnie Haliburton Jerry Jernigan James Vineyard Bells Dixie Bassett Verna Buchan

Local Names List Reflects Community Members

A group of residents named includes Carol Bush Patricia Farley Gracie Gates Barbara Hasty Donna Williams Lynda Pannell Laura Rich Anna Lou Phillips Margaret Williams Ann Hunter Alice Ayres Priscilla Blanton John Brown Dale Taylor Gene McKnight David Reeves Jackie Pannell Joe Wolfe Mark Ayres H C Carpenter Cynthia Kay Smith and Dianne Smith.

Carol Bush Patricia Farley Gracie Gates Barbara Hasty Donna Williams Lynda Pannell Laura Rich Anna Lou Phillips Margaret Williams Ann Hunter Alice Ayres Priscilla Blanton John Brown Dale Taylor Gene McKnight David Reeves Jackie Pannell Joe Wolfe Mark Ayres H. C. Carpenter Cynthia Kay Smith Dianne Smith

WSCS Meeting At Summers Home For Social Hour

The WSCS of the Methodist Church met at Mrs. Russell Summers home Monday at 3 p.m. Co hostesses were Mrs. C N Massey. Mrs. L O Lackey led the program and Mrs Harold Taylor led the study Under Three Flags. Refreshments served to a list including Mrs A M Bryant Mrs Olivia Whedbee Mrs I L Neathery Mrs Roscoe Gillett Mrs Clint Henning Mrs S T Montgomery Jr Mrs Grover Stateville Mrs Frank Gillespie Mrs John McAlester Mrs Glenn Doss Mrs Lackey Mrs Taylor and guests Mrs C P Johnson and Mrs Emory Christian.

WSCS Methodist Church Russell Summers C. N. Massey L. O. Lackey Harold Taylor A. M. Bryant Olivia Whedbee I. L. Neathery Roscoe Gillett Clint Hennig S. T. Montgomery Jr Grover Stateville Frank Gillespie John McAlester Glenn Doss Lackey Taylor C. P. Johnson Emory Christian

How Many Faucets For A Cow In A Cartoon

A lighthearted exchange about milk types and drawing a cow. One character jokes about adding faucets to the cow to reflect condens ed milk and evaporated milk as a visual gag.

Church Schedules and Pastors in North Texas Area

Local church listings show pastors and service times for multiple denominations. Entries include First Presbyterian Assembly of God First Baptist Newton Cole First Methodist Harold Taylor Central Christian Cross Roads Presbyterian Bethel Baptist Pilot Grove Church of Christ with weekly worship and Sunday School details.

First Presbyterian Church North Texas Lee H. Smith Floyd Bassett Assembly OF God Elvis L. Hill Ladies Missionary Council First Baptist Church Newton Cole Training Union First Methodist Church Harold S. Taylor Methodist Youth Fellowship Central Christian Church Royce E. Wood Mae Hall Cross Roads Bethel Baptist Church Byron D. Hardgrove Pilot Grove

Morning discipline notes in a brisk proverb style

Marginal literary lines urge careful speech and steady practice at dawn. The piece emphasizes restraint before action and warns against hasty commands and hollow bravado, advocating deliberate thought over rash decisions.

Farm joke about accidents and intentional harm

A farmer quips that injuries from a mule and a rattlesnake were not accidents but done on purpose, provoking the insurance man in a humorous exchange. The caption credits Quality Printing at Sun Office.

Sun Office

Most UnkinDest CutDeparture to College

A humorous verse notes a son leaving for college with family items in tow. The father discovers his electric shaver missing, while the household recalls past quotes about solitude and separation. James A. Sanaker's lines evoke a lighthearted domestic moment.

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Pascal Cox Henderson Homer Thomas Santa Cruz Calif C. H. Carpenter Jeanette Jones Mrs. O. L. Jones Claud Dillon Floyd Everheart Mrs Dick Montgomery Denison Bobby Bartlett Leonard Navy San Diego Garland Dean Smith Ernest Smith Otto Russell Mae Smith Griffin Dollarhide Madonna Hospital Griffin Dollarhide Jr Bob Sears McKinney Howard Cook and Son Drewie Caylor Don Farmer Earl Benson Harold Thornhill Pvt.e. Henry D. Lewis Korea Arthur Lewis D. E. Porter Mt. Pleasant Duncan E. Porter and Son Galesville C. A. Giles T. J. Giles David Johnson Philip Barnheart Jack Pritchard V. C. Thornhill Jack Andrews Frank Love Crowell Mr. Love Billy Smith Hillsboro Laura Adams Bloomington, Jr Howard Hodge J. E. Smith J. L. McSpedden Jimmie Bobby Witt Baylor Hospital Veterans Hospital Lisbon Bobby Whitewright Rich Simpson Paul Oliver Tioga Gilbert Summerfield Fort Worth Betty Garner Keene Simpson Charlie Simpson Keene Simpson Jr Jeffery Brown Bob Everheart Dellie Herndon Bonham Truett Tarpley Lee Blackwell Greenville G. H. Simpson The Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church Homer Sears Fred Cook Vera Hickman Lydia Henry J. W. Stephens T. E. Sears J. W. Wilson Robert Sears Gayla Wren Sears Childress Borden’s Maxwell House Decker SUGAR del Monte Wasson’s Borden Hi-Way Grocery & Market E. E. Wilson R. I. Scott Dee Joyce Neal Kentuckytown Riley Tabor Ross Alexander O. G. Alexander Joe Rich Doyle Alexander Jerry Don Troy Owen Mae Hopkins van Alstyne Claud Riddle Ardmore, Okla Jim Grider Allen T. Short May Badgett Lallace May J. P. Darwin J. P. Livingston James Bryant Jack Lackey Emmet Penn Ross May Guy Hamilton Tillett Iowana Grayson Oleo Tillett Grocery & Market By Margie B. Boswelll Junior Dad James A. Sanaker Disraeli Whitewright Cleaners Cole & Davis Co
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