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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1956
Page
5
Community notices list arrivals departures and visits among residents. Names include Mrs R M Ernst Mrs Terrell Cowart Kenneth Jones Maurice Moreland and many others with weekend seeings and travel between Dallas Grand Prairie Denison Wichita Falls and Fort Worth. A Rotary meeting note and a new baby birth are also recorded.
Mrs. Curtis Coker and daughter Laurie and Carol Carelli of Sherman spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McMillin. Mr. and Mrs. Derrel Burnside of Coolidge announce the birth of a daughter. The infant is a great granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl May of Whitewright. Mr. and Mrs. Bascom McLeroy of Sulphur Springs visited their aunt, Mrs. Mattie James. Mrs. Clara Simmons of Caddo is visiting in the James home. Mrs. W. K. Alexander has returned from a visit with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Harper, and her new grandson born Sept. 26 at Edna.
The H D Club held a meeting at the roadside park near Trenton with nine members. Mrs. Fred Cook and Mrs. Joe Miller led a program on constitutional amendments on the November 6 ballot. Refreshments were served. The next meeting is October 11 at Mrs. W M Pierson's home. members urged to attend and bring their books.
The T E L Class of the First Baptist Sunday school met at Mrs. Carl May's home with Mrs. S T Montgomery as hostess. Officers elected include Montgomery president Pennell first vice president Gates second vice president and May secretary treasurer. A Bible quiz and games followed with 15 members served refreshments.
Rose Ann Bunch called the G. A.’s meeting to order on Wednesday and read the scripture. Mrs. Paul Geers led the program and forward steps review with refreshments served to Pat Coggins Rose Ann Bunch Judy Gosnell Doris Tillett Pattye Badgett Anna Franklin Alpha McLauchlin Brenda Geers and visitors Jeanette Geers and Carolyn Tillett.
WSCS met Monday at 3 oclock with Mrs J W Polk. The president Mrs Griffin Dollar Hide called the meeting to order and Mrs I L Neathery led the devotion al. The study leader presented The Church in Southeast Asia and the first four chapters were discussed.
Mrs A M Bryant Mrs Ron Faison and others attended a club meeting with 16 members served refreshments by Mrs Polk. The group included Mrs Sears Anderson Mrs James Bryant and Mrs Clint Hennig among attendees.
A series of concise Q and A items clarifies training, loans, and insurance for veterans. Full-time training rules may be relaxed for disability. GI business loans must target U S operations. Term insurance can convert without a physical. Flight training is prohibited unless part of a degree earning college course. A closing note mentions William McKinley’s Civil War service.
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