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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1963
Page
6
Dr. Raymond McCarthy discusses serious issues linked to alcohol and tobacco, noting societal costs from uncontrolled drinking and smoking. He cites family ruin, health risks, and the need for understanding, responsibility, and action to address these problems. The passage includes a school lunch menu and a sympathy note for David Woodson’s family.
A menu lists Monday offerings featuring Lima beans boiled weiners cheese sticks green salad corn bread butter apricot cobbler and milk.
Plaintiffs Bill B Lovelace and Sylvia B Lovelace sue Beatrice Ann Duncan and others for title and possession to ten acres in the W B Smith Survey Grayson County Texas. Citation requires a written answer by November 11, 1963 before the 15th District Court in Sherman. Published in The Whitea Sun October 3, 10, 17 and 24 1963.
A series of student and adult responses express disapproval or cautious views on smoking and drinking. Many comments advocate avoiding or limiting these habits, noting dissatisfaction and social concerns while some acknowledge age-related decisions.
Jim Billner, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Billner, attends WHS and plans to become a dentist. He has a sister Ann and a brother Larry, was born August 3, 1946, and enjoys football, cars, rodeos, and girls. his school honors include secretary of FFA and class favorite.
To Toosie from Bill, truck driver's queen. To Leon from Diana, talk to me.
A list of gift inscriptions and dedications such as To Dan from Jeannie and To Patsi from Terry for various songs including Can't Help Falling in Love and One Woman Man. The recaps mention notes to Jackie Joe Jimmy Ray and others with titles like Speedball Blue Velvet and Sugar Shack.
Legal consultant Jerome Leitner notes TV courtrooms avoid gavels and spectacular stunts. He explains judges rarely use gavels in real modern courts and that dramatic displays would risk a mistrial due to improper evidence handling.
Unknown heirs of Leota Humphreys Lizzie Crain Elizabeth Crain Robert Noel Crain James W Humphreys Billy Jack Humphreys Barbara Humphreys Sibley Norma Jean Humphreys Mauldin Patricia Humphreys Cecil Noel Taylor Crain and Susan Ellen Noel heirs face a district court citation in Sherman Texas. The suit concerns an order directing Receiver L S Omohundro to deliver delay rentals and interest on Savings Account A 18213 linked to an oil and gas lease.
In a remark on courtroom procedure Mr Leitner criticizes lawyers who address the jury with impassioned speeches. He argues trials should have lawyers speak to the judge or to witnesses rather than the jury.
No. 69511 issued September 25 1963 directs J A Keithley A R Collins Alpheus Collins Nelson Cubit Josephine Cubit Riley Jewett Dora Leftridge Willie Chasen J E Willingham Artie Willingham H P Steger Sallie Steger and unknown heirs to appear within 42 days or 90 days for evicting plaintiffs Charles Warren Sherrard and Kay Sherrard from Lot Fifteen in Block Twenty Original Town Plat City of Denison Grayson County Texas with unserved return if not served.
The text notes a lawyer may speak to the jury only in opening and final summation, while illustrating the impracticality of courtroom interruptions. It contrasts this with data showing annual U.S. hospital admissions rising over 50 percent in 15 years and hospital employees increasing by more than 75 percent.
The notice names A H Welch N P Dodge and Laura W Dodge and unknown heirs as defendants in a district court case filed October 11 1963 seeking title and possession of All of Lot 212 Belmont Addition Denison Grayson County Texas with citation issued October 11 1963 and dates October 17 24 31 and November 7 publication.
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