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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1953
Page
5
A concise quotation from Revelation 22 5 describes a realm where night ends and there is no need for candle or sun because the Lord God provides perpetual light. The verse emphasizes divine illumination and eternal presence guiding the faithful.
A roundup of social visits and travels shows Mrs. Mattie James in Trenton with Fred James, Dallas visitors Angie Fiorini and family in Whitewright, and multiple families at the State Fair in Dallas. Other entries mention burial services at Porter Cemetery and a student teaching placement at Whitewright High School.
G H Simpson Sr visits daughter Mrs Dale Garner in Grand Prairie. Ed LaRoe returns from Dallas where he convalesced at his daughter Mrs A J Fiorini’s home after surgery. Several relatives attend the funeral of Mrs G C McFarland in McKinney.
Rotary Club meeting featured a sound movie shown by program chair Richard Riggins. The film displayed actual combat footage from the African campaign where British and Australian forces defeated Rommel during World War II.
The Bethel Women's Missionary Society met Monday afternoon at 2 p m with six members present. Mrs Clifton Sanderson led with a group singing Jesus Saves and prayer. Mrs J H Gosnell directed discussion of chapter one from Young People of Destiny in the Bible. Closing prayer by Mrs Mack Williams.
The World Health Organization reports a 50 percent decline in tuberculosis deaths worldwide. Scandinavian countries show the largest reductions, with other regions following.
A poetic meditation on autumn rains passing through meadows and orchards. The speaker recalls fading bloom and leaf but suggests true listening reveals no grief, as autumn ordains songs planned in peace and springtime heard.
A poem by Sylvia Read reflects on harvest time with images of fields and sunset while a separate recipe fragment provides a spreadable cheese mixture with Swiss cheese horseradish salt pepper and margarine, and a quirky note about six sided snowflakes.
A condensed bulletin lists service times and leaders for several churches including Church of Christ Tilden McFerrin Central Christian Vernon Newland Mae Hall Newton Cole First Methodist Harold S. Taylor Assembly of God Elvis L. Hill Bethel Baptist U. C. Broach with Sunday School mornings worship and evening schedules.
The Pilot Grove Church of Christ now holds Thursday night preaching services with Doyle Goodspeed of Dallas delivering the messages. Everyone is invited to attend.
Member of The North Texas Larger Parish Rev Lee H Smith Whitewright Pastor-Director announces Sunday School at 10:00 a m and services on the 1st and 3rd Sundays at 8:00 p m.
Drain two cups cottage cheese until very dry. Add four percent teaspoon salt, half teaspoon chopped onions and one teaspoon chopped mint. Mix well and shape into small balls. Crush one cup corn flakes and roll balls in coating. Serve at once.
Doctors urge those with colds to stay home and away from others during seasonal temperature swings and damp conditions. They warn that even mild cases can spread infection, cause complications for others, and reduce workplace efficiency. Public health and courtesy dictate rest, quiet, comfort, and avoiding contact.
The passage extols hens and their gentle, practical nature. It celebrates motherhood, egg laying pride, and the calm routine of roosting and dusting. The tone is affectionate and observational, noting hen behaviors with vivid, playful imagery.
The article urges early cancer discovery and treatment, lists X ray radium and surgery as cures, notes unknown cause yet many seek it and spend millions, and advises treating new growths as cancer until proven otherwise. The Sun Want Ads section ends the piece.
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