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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1967
Page
3
We hear of a time change this Sunday when clocks fall back one hour and we adjust to daylight time. Community notices list numerous visits and trips among residents from Sherman to Denison, Ada to Plano, with many local families hosting relatives and friends over the weekend.
Short questions answer practical veteran benefits. Borrow up to 94 percent of cash value from G I insurance via the VA office, with four percent interest and deductions if a loan exists. Apply for a memorial marker through the Chief Support Service, Army, Washington D C. Report inheritance income promptly to VA to avoid overpayments.
An economist predicts Interstate 35 from Austin to Dallas will become a long strip of city in 25 to 30 years as highway growth spurs economic development. Dr John Stockton of UT says plants locate on interstates, spurring nearby housing and further growth, with Texas well positioned to benefit. By 1972 Texas plans 3028 miles of interstate, about 1600 miles already completed, total cost 2.5 billion dollars with 90 percent federal funding. The state is prepared to proceed on 1969 projects when funds are available.
The text suggests removing paint from skin by rubbing butter onto the spot, then wiping it off and washing with soap and water. It claims this method won’t sting like turpentine and advises thorough scrubbing for cleanup.
Miss Cecil Doss hosted the B B Club on Tuesday evening. Mrs. C K Smith achieved a high score and Mrs. Allen T Short won bingo. Guest Corene Edwards attended. The club plans a meeting with Mrs. J C McMillin. Mrs. Billy Muirhead attended Harvey Amlin's funeral at Durant Oklahoma on Wednesday.
Jefferson County style notice listing Mrs L L Smith and unknown heirs or representatives as defendants in suit No 73298. Plaintiff Joe E. Daugherty seeks title and possession of 43.9 acres of Harriet Gay 40 acre tract in Grayson County Texas, with detailed metes and bounds from 1873 survey, plan to appear by answer by November 13 1967 at 10 AM in Fifteenth District Court Sherman.
A Taylor Township plant outside Detroit recycles junked cars into metal for smelting. Wrecked frames are broken, segregated, and ground into fist-sized chunks. Glass and upholstery are removed before magnets separate steel and iron from aluminum and copper. The process yields about 98 percent steel for cast iron parts.
A brief exhortation cites Isaiah 40 31 about waiting on the Lord to renew strength and warns against letting age define or limit self perception. It contrasts constant age references with practical tips like reheating leftovers by soaking potatoes in warm water before baking at 250 degrees to warmth through.
Use plastic freezer bags over shoes before stepping into boots to keep footwear lint free and preserve the clean interior of overshoes. This quick trick avoids dirt and minimizes mess when putting on boots.
Texas officials work with the Veterans Administration to set standards for G I Bill on the job apprenticeship and farm cooperative training under Public Law 90 77, effective October 1. VA figures show monthly payments of 90 dollars for veterans with no dependents and 100 dollars for those with two or more dependents for full time apprenticeship or on the job training. Farm cooperative training requires 12 hours weekly at an approved agricultural related school, with monthly payments from 10 to 145 dollars plus seven dollars per additional dependent.
As warm weather continues, authorities warn that loose car litter like candy wrappers and papers can become dangerous when swept by air inside moving vehicles. Open windows allow items to obscure vision and cause accidents. Do not clutter back shelves with wrappers receipts and other paper. They could fly.
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