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Newspaper

Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1952

Page

8

New Bible Draws Fire Of Baptists

A mass Baptist meeting in Rocky Mount protests the Revised Standard Version for substituting young woman for virgin in Isaiah 7 14. Pastor M Luther Hux plans to burn the book citing removal of the virgin birth as his main objection.

Rocky Mount N. C M. Luther Hux Temple Baptist Church Hux Emanuel Jesus Christ National Council of Churches of Christ Christ Luther A. Weigel Yale University Divinity School New Haven

Aleutian Islands Named From Bold Russian Word

The Aleutian Islands derive their name from a Russian term meaning bold rock, reflecting historical exploration and language influence.

Aleutian Islands

Lawmaker Proposes Doubling U S Representatives Term

Rep. Frederic R. Coudert Jr. of New York introduces a constitutional amendment to extend House terms to four years and elect half the members every two years. He argues longer terms improve service and reduce campaign burdens while preserving midterm accountability.

Washington Frederic R. Coudert Jr New York U. S. Representatives Coudert House

Mitchell Asked to Resign as Democratic National Chairman

Ohio Representative Hays urged Stephen Mitchell to resign immediately for the good of the party. Hays blamed Mitchell for Democratic losses and accused him of mismanaging funds toward television and other expenses. Mitchell had been Governor Stevenson’s choice for the national chair and Kefauver backer Hays backed Kefauver for the presidential nomination.

Washington Hays Ohio Stephen Mitchell

Town Folly and Promises in a Quiet Village

A dying husband asks his wife to never remarry and a neighbor praises such kindness. A farmer seeks harvest help from Si, known as the town fool, who questions pay and declines, saying he won’t work for nothing. The tale shows humor and social cues in small town life.

Doctor Accuses Microbe Of Causing Ill Temper

A doctor lowers his stethoscope and teases a patient about ill temper. The patient reveals a joke that the believed cause is a microbe, noting the next room holds someone else listening.

Four Texas 4-H Members Win National Honors

Texas 4-H clubs claim top national awards in 1952 with Kenneth Sellers of Ralls, Nell Fuller of Buffalo Springs, Irene M. Polasek of Corpus Christi, and Ronald Davidson of Big Spring earning state and national recognition. Each achieved in Dairy, Garden, Food Preparation, and Farm and Home Electric programs, with trips to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago funded by sponsors.

Lone Star State Club Ralls Kenneth Sellers Chicago Lederle Laboratories Kenneth Texas A. & M. College United States Nell Fuller Buffalo Springs Nell Allis Chalmers Club and County Council Irene M. Polasek Corpus Christi Paris Kelvinator Irene Irene M Polasek Cooperative Extension Service Ronald Davidson Big Spring Westinghouse Educational Foundation Davidson

Fort Worth livestock men worry over weak cattle condition

In Fort Worth and nationwide livestock men fear weakened cows and other stock due to drought. Reports of white muscle disease rise as mineral deficiencies and thin flesh appear. Water shortages heighten shipping pressure while a hard winter could trigger heavy die ups. spring buyers expect a stronger stocker market if rains return.

Ted Gouldy Fort Worth Drouth Grouth Great Plains United States

Editor Publishes Ten Commandments Provoking Reader Letter

In a small midwestern town a weekly editor lacking material lets his compositor print the Ten Commandments with no editor note. A few days later an irate reader mails a sharp letter demanding cancellation, accusing the paper of being too personal in the previous issue.

Early Start Draftee Leaves with Wry Homefront Exchange

A wartime scene captures a departing draftee bidding farewell to his wife. He tells her to stay home and hints she can visit the bank for funds if needed, while she asks when the bank opens this morning indicating practical concerns over his absence.

New Home Furnishings Arrive at Lem Tittsworth Bonham

A new shipment includes plastic covered living room suites priced from 89.50 to 139.50 with Lem Tittsworth Bonham also offering DELTOX fibre and all wool rugs in many patterns. New hot water heaters bathtubs sinks and lavatories are advertised.

Lem Tittsworth Bonham Deltox

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New Bible Baptists Stetson Stratoliner Whitewright T. W. Ayres & Son Mitchell Joe Jones T. W. Ayres & Son Peters McCall Texas Robert L. Doss Citizens National Bank Bldg Denison, Texas DenIson South Bend Street F. G. Hoover J. T. Vestal Thornhill Laundry Dawson Butane Gas Co W. E. Rice Dixon Stephens & Bryant C. J. Meador Hardware Brunswick Babcock Auto Store Willard Young Farmall Hannah Florist of Sherman Carrie Hamilton Farley & Hill Orenduff C. J. Meadow Truck and Tractor Co the Sun Craig’s Cafe Rath Iowana Texas Oranges Donald Duck Tex-Sun Scott Tissue Kimbell Libby Decker’s Oleo Jack Spratt Hominy RINSO the Food Mart
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