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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1934
Page
5
Numerous locals travel to Dallas and nearby cities for the State Fair and family visits. Names include the Snodgrasses, Burnhams, Montomgomeries, Meadors, Johns, Lurbers, and Cartes among others, with many relatives staying in Greenville, Sherman, Bonham, and Mar. Several births and illnesses noted as well as a church meeting in Texarkana.
Miss Clyde Johnson daughter of Dr and Mrs C P Johnson married Frank William Miller of Midland in a May 17 ceremony at Cleburne. The couple, former Texas Christian University students, planned to reside near the groom’s assignment after January. The bride, a Whitewright pianist and a 1952 Whitewright HS graduate, and the groom, son of R L Miller, were among local families sharing congratulations and notices.
The Preacher's Column describes 35 Sunday school attendees from Agoga and Always Ready led by Mrs. Ivins and B. W. Newman at Pilot Grove creek. They form a "Wild Bill" group, stage a kangaroo court on the pastor, fining him thirty days no smoking, while noting 233 in Sunday School and visitors.
The instruction suggests adding a teaspoon of sugar per two cups of cooked beets to enhance flavor. This culinary tweak balances sweetness with the earthiness of beets for a subtler finish.
The Legion Auxiliary at the Pres ton Everheart Post is sewing garments for ex-service men and their families. In a Tuesday meeting twelve garments were completed for distribution, aiding those in need. A forty two and bridge tournament next Thursday will raise funds in the former Moore furniture building.
Members of the auxiliary plan a charity tournament to raise funds for purchasing materials to sew clothing for needy families of ex service men. Officials expect a large turnout from the community and supporters.
Cemetery Committee asks all who will assist in cleaning the new Oak Hill annex cemetery to be present Thursday October 25. Work aims to prepare ground for sodding in grass and volunteers should bring dinner. Those who have not paid 1934 dues are urged to pay at once.
District Judge Few Brewster ruled against the city of Temple confirming it cannot levy a license tax on trucks from other cities. The decision restricts local taxation authority over interstate trucking operations.
After a Bell County District Court hearing Monday city officials pursued charges against bread manufacturers from Waco. The firms allegedly sold their products in Temple Belton and other cities for years. Waco counsel argued the charges could not be legally collected by a municipality.
A small addition of vanilla transforms cocoa into a smoother, richer drink. The warmth of vanilla balances sweetness, elevating the cocoa's aroma and overall taste for a comforting beverage.
Instructions describe removing meat from paper wrap upon receipt, laying it flat on a plate, and storing promptly in an ice box until use.
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