Nursing Home News Mini Roundup From Whitewright
Regular church service and singing at the Whitewright Nursing Home highlighted a Sunday gathering. New admissions include Mrs. Annie Shaw Bells and Mrs. Mattie Hastings Whitewright.
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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1970
Page
6
Regular church service and singing at the Whitewright Nursing Home highlighted a Sunday gathering. New admissions include Mrs. Annie Shaw Bells and Mrs. Mattie Hastings Whitewright.
Veterinarian toxicologist Dr. John C. Reager warns misused arsenic based chemicals in barns and feed areas kill livestock. He urges safe storage disposal and site policing to prevent contamination and protect water supplies. The report notes $18,340 windfall shared by 57 Grayson students with 80 percent federal support.
SS promotes Teleservice allowing people with social security questions to call from the nearest telephone and handle retirement benefit applications and address changes by phone, per the district manager. The Sherman office previously urged in person visits.
Grayson College was among seven schools in the Fourth Congressional District honored in a Federal Work Plan allocation of 281 925 dollars. The grant will support a total of 880 students across the district schools.
About 25 000 Texas farmers and ranchers will receive a questionnaire from the Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service to help produce county and state agricultural production estimates. County Agent Stanley Oakley urges full completion and return to the Austin office.
The text explains that dry bread is a misnomer and fresh bread contains about 35 percent water by weight. It also notes that coffee beans have roughly one to two percent caffeine by weight.
Roy H Neathery 67 of Grand Prairie died Monday in a Dallas hospital. Services held Wednesday at Earnheart Funeral Chapel burial in Pilot Grove Cemetery. Survived by wife of Grand Prairie three sons seven daughters and 22 grandchildren. He was born May 36 1903 in Trenton and was an Elder and song leader at the Church of Christ. He retired as a farmer and later worked at LTV in Grand Prairie. Pallbearers listed.
The Whitewright FFA Chapter honors Allen Harper and Gary Christian for outstanding achievement. Harper received the Star Greenhand plaque for the top Greenhand, with milo and livestock projects and Sears Roebuck Foundation funds to buy a beef heifer. Christian earned the Star Chapter Farmer plaque as the outstanding Chapter former, raising seven head of registered Duroc sows.
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