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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1963
Page
3
A collection of student thank you notes from Kristy Walker Tanya Jarvis and Jenna Wilson express gratitude for family food and religious freedom. The pieces note mothers fathers siblings homes and prayers amid holiday context and school activities.
Reflector presents a special article with essays by second grade and sixth grade students. Each piece is published as written with no punctuation capitalization spelling or word changes. The theme is I am Thankful.
A personal note from Jim Christian expressing gratitude for his father who earns money for food, his mother who bakes bread and cooks, and his siblings. He also thanks the sun for brightness and praises his parents love and care.
A child expresses gratitude for mothers who care, fathers who earn, siblings raised by mothers, and the Lord. Judy Mitchell thanks for food friends and daily blessings, noting there are many things to be thankful for.
A reflective piece on Thanksgiving as a day to give thanks for harvest, safety, freedom, home, family, and American blessings. The author highlights early harvest origins, Pilgrim gratitude, and the holiday's fall timing and communal celebrations.
A personal reflection on Thanksgiving focusing on family gatherings led by the author with gratitude for grandmother, mother, siblings, teachers, pets, and faith. The piece urges daily thanks to God and awareness of others’ hardships, concluding with a note by Janis Hennig.
The article explains how each state applies its own local laws and how conflict of laws resolves cases involving residents from different states. It covers community property in Texas versus separate property in Massachusetts, choice of law in interstate disputes, full faith and credit under the Constitution, and limits when a judgment is not given full credit due to lack of prior jurisdiction.
Secretary of the Interior Stewart L. Udall told the Audubon Society convention that pesticide residues are found in nearly every warm blooded animal in the United States and humans. He noted 500 basic compounds on the market with 30 new annually and warned even tiny amounts can harm shrimp beds and oyster reproduction while wildlife numbers decline.
Roscoe Pace buys stake in Odeon and Superba theatres from B Legg. Corn at one dollar a bushel. Box supper at Canaan a success. F E Alversons moving to Lubbock. Buster Graves ships cattle to Fort Worth. Caylor and Nelms head to California. A son born to Mr and Mrs Walter C Bailey. Henrietta Bailey birthday party hosted by Mrs Albert Lee Jackson. Dunning Music Club program features several local girls. R V Henry takes new job at Kilgore. Dr J F Spindle moves dental office to West Whitewright residence. Elmo Wallace moves to new home. old home burned. Ruth Brown and Jesse Green wed. Fae Burk and Hendrix Burchfield noted.
Mrs Mary Lou DuPuy dies in Baylor Hospital Dallas on Tuesday. Elmer and Guy Anderson start a large kennel business southwest of town. The Good English Club elects Frances Montgomery president Billy Magar treasurer and Mary Joe Sears secretary.
A Whitewright cattle buyer sold a cow and two calves in Dallas for 4.28. Ernest Andrew, operator of a highway filling station south of town, was slugged and robbed of 14.00 Monday night. Local turkey buyers report 50 000 pounds sold in Whitewright for Thanksgiving. Mrs. M E Holcomb mother of R L Holcomb was buried here Monday.
Miss Frances Golden and Charley Clyde McLean wed on November 19. Ila Brown of Tyler married C. C. Willis, formerly of Whitewright, in a ceremony held Wednesday.
In Longview a first grade teacher reminds students to come inside during rain. A quick student jokingly answers that he has a raincoat that a chicken lacks. The moment highlights a playful classroom exchange about weather and preparedness.
A 6,000,000-pound-thrust rocket is being planned to burn about 1140 tons of fuel in roughly two minutes as part of the mission concept.
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