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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1961
Page
7
Reflector continues with safety tips on bike handling at intersections and brake maintenance. Listings name multiple individuals and towns including Trenton Leonard Leonard Van Alstyne and Van Alstyne. The snippet highlights cautionary guidance for riders and basic bike upkeep.
A string of couple pairings with mixed song titles and banter. The list names Glenda with Sam and many others such as Jeanette with Butch and Rose Ann with Joe Earl, each pairing tied to a suggested song or sentiment. Names include Doris, Jerry, Delinda, Cliff, Judy, Larry, Diane, Buster, Charlotte, Mike, Jackie, Jeannie, Kay B, Guess Who, Curtis, Anita, Ann, Johnny, Kathaleen, Richard, Gene Shaw, Sandra K, Mike B, Linda, Brenda, Morris, Amy, James, Carolyn M, Donnie, and J. J.
Mr. Crouch avoids service render to Uncle Sam while Delinda Doris and Kay join Future Farmers of America. Carolyn Wetzel is FFA sweetheart and James Sparks is FHA sweetheart.
Names of residents share marriages crushes trades and plans in a brisk social page. Jaevelyn Taylor wed Delinda misses Cliff Judy D. praises Trenton girls Brenda struggles with a baton Miss Caldwell to write Dear Abby Sammy injures leg Kittens beat Howe 14 to 6 Brubs trades cars Susie K undecided Charlotte H dyes hair Mrs Blanton sells blue Chevy Joe Kaiser enjoys hillbilly music Mysterious visitors post signs on Sivley and Crouch doors Splish Splashers lack meetings Filthy Four plan a slumber party Patricia and Doris share a trait School adds sidewalks and steps Patricia and Jim are cousins Van Alstyne predicts a Friday loss.
A verbose campus note lists numerous questions about freshmen initiation outfits weekend whereabouts and social happenings. It names students like Susan B Judy G Curtis T Amy James S and others with inquiries on parties dates and relationships.
The National Congress of Parents and Teachers confirms 47 000 P T A units share a single goal the welfare of children but tailor programs to local needs from Alaska to Hawaii Europe and the Pacific. Leaders cite travel weather distances and diverse projects from road studies to library builds and safety programs.
In a Texas case a mother sued for Billy’s medical expenses after a shopping cart seat fell apart. The court held the supermarket liable, stating a business owner must exercise due care in selecting and maintaining carts and invitees must use ordinary care themselves. Shoppers’ actions do not absolve the store.
The American Medical Association warns readers to watch for a medical expert who uses secret machines or formulas claiming cures, guarantees rapid results, uses testimonials, clamors for investigation, claims persecution, or says surgery x rays or drugs cause more harm.
A note mentions lightweight concrete mixes with pumice or slag that resist heat absorb sound and even float. It also playfully references astronauts Jerry Jones Carolyn Wetzel and greetings from Selena K Judy F and R A M.
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