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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1957
Page
4
Texas lawmakers debate a last resort law to close schools amid federal integration pressure while guarding state aid and staff terms. They reject a crash session but face, next year, a $12 million deficit and potential new taxes as budgets strain.
Attorney General Willis declares the optometrist advertising ban void finding the solicitation section not germane to the bill caption. The ruling centers on the ophthalmic dispensers licensing measure filed during the last legislative session.
Have that steak at room temperature before you grill it outdoors. This rule applies to chops, too.
The administration weighs a 6 percent general pay raise for military personnel and civil servants, totaling over one billion dollars a year, with likely approval by Congress in 1958 an election year. Budget offsets and defense cost inflation are debated among lawmakers.
A can of condensed green pea soup blended with milk is heated to give two mugfuls of energy and mood boost during mid morning fatigue. The warm soup serves as a quick tonic to lift spirits and refresh the reader.
The notice lists service times for worship at 10 00 a m and 10 55 a m on Sunday along with evening services at 7 00 p m The Methodist Youth Fellowship meets at 6 00 p m The Woman s Society of Christian Service gathers on the first and third Mondays and the Wesleyan Service Guild meets every two weeks.
Kentucky town Baptist Church announces morning worship at 11 00 a m training union at 6 30 p m and evening worship at 7 15 p m for the church.
Church announces Sunday School at 10 a m and preaching at 11 a m while noting a loss in friends. Thanksgiving message will be Presbyterian time at 7 p m on Wednesday November 27 with choirs from different churches and visitors welcome.
Dr J Edwin Low, missionary to Nigeria and Baptist Hospital physician at Ogbomosho, Nigeria, will lead the morning worship. Born in Campbell, he has been a teacher, pastor, and a U S Army private first class, with internship at City County Hospital Fort Worth and staff tenure at Erlander Hospital Chattanooga. The Foreign Board appointed him in 1947. The morning service features the anthem Praise to the Lord the Almighty arranged by Brown.
Rates list for Grayson and Fannin Counties at 2.00 dollars, outside counties 2.50 dollars, and foreign subscriptions at 5.00 dollars, with soldiers excluded from the foreign rate.
Carol Concord and Church Choirs invite the community to a joint Thanksgiving service at First Baptist Church led by Rev C C Dooley on Wednesday night November 27 at 7 00 pm. Dr Low to present slides at Training Union at 6 00 pm. Lottie Moon goal set at 720 with a gifts clock showing six weeks and per capita gift 2 00 weekly 34 cents.
Washington reports Turkey prefers one armed lawyers to American professors under aid programs. A Turkish official says illegal experts start with on the one hand and end with but on the other hand, confusing decisions.
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