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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1953
Page
4
Regular advertising rates apply to notices of events where admission is charged or anything is offered for sale. Also to cards of thanks, home grown poetry, and memorials.
A Boston politician famed for singing Sweet Adeline and coining honest graft is echoed in the Labor Law Journal. Arbitrators classify some pilferers as honest when their thefts from employers yield city-building or other public benefits, citing cases where workers were fired and then reinstated after rulings on intent.
A supervisor urged an employee to dispose of junk and a truck canopy was taken home. The employee was fired but arbitrators ordered reinstatement. The piece compares this lapse in standards to a mother lecturing on honesty amid routine household hypocrisy.
Entomologist C. F. Garner of Greenville warns farmers in five East Texas counties of rising boll weevil and boll worm activity. He notes weevils are building up and may damage cotton within two weeks, with late planting due to spring rains increasing risk of a regional infestation.
An angry wife finishes a tirade with Dont argue with me either. The husband replies I havent said a word. She counters You were lisenting in a most unpleasant way. The piece contrasts a domestic quarrel with a joke about weather related accidents.
Eighteen Internal Revenue Service workers in Texas face Hatch Act charges for political activity connected with a 1950 Jackson Jefferson Day dinner in Austin. The Civil Service Commission sent letters Aug 21. names withheld until a decision. Respondents have 15 days to answer before the commission weighs suspensions or removals.
A home tip explains restoring crushed carpet pile by placing a damp cloth and passing a hot iron over the spot without pressing. Brush briskly after, repeating if needed. Apply to curled corners on both rug sides, then mold with hands after steaming. A Chinese proverb warns against committing an injury.
A brief reflection on Jesus challenging disciples during a storm as Mark records. The verse questions their fear and asks why faith wavers amid danger and uncertainty. The passage emphasizes trust in divine presence despite peril.
The Church of Christ lists Bible study at 10:00 a.m. worship services at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with a 7:30 p.m. Wednesday service led by Minister Tilden McFerrin.
Central Christian Vernon lists ministers Mae Hall Sunday School superintendent services at 10 a m 11 a m 6 30 p m Newton Cole pastor Sunday School 9 55 a m worship 10 55 a m training union 7 p m evening 8 p m Wednesday 8 p m First Methodist Harold S Taylor pastor services Church School 10 a m worship 11 a m Methodist Youth Fellowship 6 30 p m evening 7 30 p m First Presbyterian member of The North Texas Larger Parish Rev Lee H Smith pastor director Sunday School 10 a m Floyd Bassett superintendent Morning worship 11 a m Dean J B Moorman of Austin College Sherman will be in charge of the morning service
Rev. Lee H. Smith of Whitewright leads Cross Roads Presbyterian Church with Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and services on the 1st and 3rd Sundays in the evening.
Local notices list Tom Bean Methodist Presbyterian Church with morning worship at 11:00 and evening service at 8:00 led by Rev. H P Williamson of Denison and Rev. Lee H Smith of Whitewright with Rev. Clanton W Newbill in charge for Sunday schools. Revival begins Thursday Sept 3 at 7:30 with preaching by Rev. Newbill. Bethel Baptist Church led by U C Broach and Pilot Grove Church of Christ offering Thursday night preaching by Winston Atkinson of Plano.
A man jokes about a rich aunt and mourning for her cat. The other relatives accuse him of poisoning the cat to gain advantage. Experts are just starting to explain how the 1954 elections will unfold and why.
The state resumed tideland lease sales in a sealed bid auction. Stanolind Oil won all four 640 acre tracts totaling 329300 dollars, located about three miles offshore in Jefferson County. Supreme Court upheld federal ownership in 1950. Eisenhower signed a new bill this year after Truman vetoes.
The city of Denison and the United States Engineer Corps signed a 50 year agreement granting Denison storage rights for 21 300 acre feet of water in Lake Texoma. It allows a maximum 15 000 000 gallons per day with an annual rental of 13 800.
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