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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1963

Page

4

Down Memory Lane Items From The Sun

Ruth Bartley nine of Ely accidentally shot with small caliber rifle Tuesday. J J Looney sixty nine died at his son James L Looney's home Wednesday. PTA program includes Mary Ryan Mary Lee Andrews Mary Johnson Mrs J W Wilson and Miss Ernie Harper. Joe Riddle Virgil Thornhill open Farmers Cafe here. Maggie Horton thirteen, daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Horton, northeast of town, seriously ill with typhoid fever. Joe Logan, Negro, lost his garage and automobile by fire Saturday. Cr A Giles knocked to ground by lightning while walking from business district to home. Miss Robbye Broyles and Mr Willie Lee Martin married on Oct 18. T A Taylor opens Saturday a grocery hardware store. Alton B Hemphill of Dallas and Miss Mary Johnson of Whitewright married Sunday. 25 years ago items includeRecord dryness in October. Cull and Albert Reeves attend cleaning school. Raymond Cates buys grocery and filling station on the Y. Mrs Lucian Andrews to present juvenile operetta Tuesday evening. Roy Belew Whitewright and Dora Garland Pink Hill married Monday. Onie Scott Whitewright and Floyd Kennedy Dallas married Sunday. Miss Mary Hartwig and James R Ball married Saturday.

Mary Ryan Mary Lee Andrews Mary Johnson J. W Wilson Ernie Harper PTA Joe Riddle Virgil Thornhill Farmers’ Cafe Maggie Horton W. H. Horton Joe Logan Cr. A. Giles Robbye Broyles Willie Lee Martin Cull Albert Reeves Ft. Worth Raymond Cates Jack Harper Lucian Andrews John Dale Reeves Henryetta Jackson Gene Pat Gray Nora Hughes Don Newman Winnie Queener William King Margaret Burnham Martha Vestal Bettye Nell Yeager Foucheaux Vestal Joan Anthony Bettie Oliver Arvin Vestal Jane Meador Shirley Thornhill Betty Ann Darwin Leroy Martin Roy Belew Whitewright Dora Garland Pink Hill Onie Scott Floyd Kennedy Dallas Mary Hartwig James R. Ball

Halloween Carnival Queen named at Grayson High School

Miss Edith Mae Sears, junior candidate, was crowned Halloween Carnival Queen. The party lineup included Edith Mae with J Y Russell, Dorothy Ryan and Thomas Sears, Dorothy LaRoe and Othal Ray Adams, Betty Jo Morrow and Jack Meador. Reflector notes injured teen Don Cato fractured his left arm after a tree fall. Mrs Bud Pierce passed away aged 62. Dunning Music Club program featured Sarah Belle Gillett, Sara Kathryn Atterberry, Joe Villa Stateville, Aileen Pennington and Hamilton Vestal.

Grayson County Edith Mae Sears Edith Mae J. Y. Russell Dorothy Ryan Thomas Sears Dorothy LaRoe Othal Ray Adams Betty Jo Morrow Jack Meador Don Cato Bud Pierce Sarah Belle Gillett Sara Kathryn Atterberry Joe Villa Stateville Aileen Pennington Hamilton Vestal Dunning

Boom On In Belts For Cars

Detroit reports a surge in seat belt equipped vehicles pleasing auto industry and safety groups. A survey shows 20 states plus the District of Columbia passed belt laws for new cars, with 15 enacted in 1963 and six more expected to vote. Allied Chemical estimates laws will affect about 46 million of 65.5 million cars. Pennsylvania accounts for about 24 percent of U.S. steel.

Detroit District of Columbia Allied Chemical Corporation States D. of C

Congress to Hire Permanent Scientific Advisers

Rep Abner Sibal of Norwalk Connecticut has introduced a bill to create permanent scientific advisory staffs for both houses. Each chamber would employ three scientists in physics chemistry and biology with two chosen by the majority and one by the minority. The measure aims to grant Congress access to expert guidance on costly scientific projects.

Abner Sibal Norwalk Conn Congress Senate House

Chrysanthemums Available Year Round as Potted Plants

Chrysanthemums are available most of the year in potted form. Retailers offer a steady supply for indoor and outdoor display. Customers can find varied colors and sizes at local nurseries and garden centers.

Church Service Times For Area Congregations

Church listings include service times for multiple denominations such as First Methodist Bethel Baptist First Presbyterian Central Christian Assembly of God and Kentuckytown Baptist. Sundays feature Sunday School Worship and Evening services with midweek circles prayer meetings and training unions noted for several congregations.

First Methodist Church Methodist Youth Fellowship Women’s Society of Christian Service Wesleyan Service Guild Bethel Baptist Church First Presbyterian Church Central Christian Church Bible Study and Communion Ross Orendorf C. J. McKissack The First Christian Church of Assembly OF God Church Christ Ambassadors

Social Security Rules for Household Workers

Gus Jones of Social Security in Sherman explains household employees such as maids and babysitters may be covered. Employers must report wages of 50 dollars or more in a quarter, and even 4 dollars per week can trigger coverage. Workers should contact the office for a copy of the guidance booklet.

Gus Jones Sherman Jones Internal Revenue Social Security

Six Plentiful Foods For November

Texas farmers and food trades report a bountiful November with six plentiful foods on the USDA list. Turkeys cranberries apples grapes potatoes and Maine sardines dominate markets with ample supplies and modest prices. Turkey production matches last year while cranberry barrels reach a record third largest harvest.

College Station Texas Texas Agricultural Extension Service U. S. Department USDA Maine California

Child and Grandma Propose Ride at the Fair

A playful exchange as a grandmother asks if they will go to the fair and ride the merry go round. The child agrees if it will amuse the grandmother, highlighting a simple, warm moment of companionship.

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Ruth Bartley Ely J. J. Looney James L. Looney T. A. Taylor Alton B. Hemphill Pennsylvania James V. Williams Sunkist Lemons Owana Decker Oleo Niagara Starch Ini A S&h Junior College First Baptist Church Workers Rex Ray Joy Russell Lottie Moon Sunbeams P. m Kentuckytown Baptist Church Training Union Church OF Christ Poe Bo , Pushin President's Council On Physical Fitness Washington 25 D.C
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