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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1956
Page
7
A legal feature contrasts trial pressures with appellate review. It stresses the adversary system, the need to object at proper moments, and how lawyers must protect the record for possible higher court review. It notes the Supreme Court's refusal of advisory opinions and the role of zeal in presenting facts.
Texas health officials urge vigilance for strep throat signs in children ages six to eight to prevent rheumatic fever. Sudden sore throat, jaw area pain, swollen glands, fever, headache, and nausea flag possible infection. prompt medical treatment and penicillin or sulfa drugs may be prescribed.
Dorris Ann Wallace attends a Sherman business college. Frank Watkins works at Grayson Electric Service in Sherman. Laura Jean Williams lives in Dallas employed by Allied Finance Co. Ann Brown Wortham resides in Whitewright.
Three impartial judges rated last Thursday's parade with Freshmen first for originality, Juniors second, and the Senior football team third. The annual committee chose The Bell of 57 cover on Tuesday November 13 with Taylor Publishing presenting options. Nelda McCurdy and the others on the committee noted the final cover is black with a silver outline. seniors expect broad satisfaction with the 1957 edition.
Mrs. John Biggerstaff, school nurse, administered tuberculosis patch tests Friday November 9 to students in grades one through eight. Patches placed on the chest or back were left for 48 hours. A positive reaction indicated exposure and the student should consult the family physician.
A Thursday pre game parade at 2 oclock showcased WHS Tigers on a black and gold float topped by a football. The Tigerettes led by Carol Bush and Nelda McCurdy were followed by a navy kitten section, seventh and eighth grade units, a freshman football field float, and Miss and Mr Sophomore Rochelle Alexander and Billy Hamilton among others.
Three school floats led by junior and senior classes featured a white and red archway of roses and blue color schemes. Notable details include a Lincoln penny drawn by Priss Blanton, Trellis Dixon on a red formal, Lynda Pannell and Peggy Hansard in white, and Mr. and Mrs. Edwards with two pickup trucks carrying the Tigers of 1968 and the pep squad. Square dances followed as fans anticipated the next game.
New Jersey speech calls the trend toward fewer papers owned by chains harmful to press freedom. Morris L. Ernest of New York told the New Jersey Press Association’s 100th anniversary meeting that a study of the entire newspaper business raises concerns about consolidation and diversity.
Ernest argues against the belief that cities cannot support two newspapers. He says press overemphasizes crime and that desegregation stories were underreported. Democracy suffers when the only local newspaper also owns the sole radio station and a groupthink boilerplate voice dominates.
A rural classroom scene ends with a teacher awarding an A to a student whose answer to a math problem yields a humorous result. The question about selling 1500 bushels at two dollars per bush el prompts the unexpected reply of a new car.
International Business Machines Corporation sues to recover title and possession to four Grayson County tracts and related parcels from numerous defendants named as heirs or successors. The court requires a written answer by December 17, 1966 before the 15th District Court in Sherman Texas. the document lists multiple property descriptions and chain of title references across several tracts.
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