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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1957

Page

2

Public Health Service outlines stark influenza safety rules

The Public Health Service issues guidance for handling Asiatic Flu with social distancing, handkerchief use, and staying home when sick. Advice includes avoiding crowds, skipping kissable romance, and strict hygiene to curb spread during an expected fall or winter epidemic.

Washington Public Health Service PHS United States

Nervous Suitor Seeks Pension From Father Over Daring Proposal

In a humorous encounter a young man asks a father for permission to marry his daughter after five years of courtship. The father bluntly replies, "Well, whaddye want a pension?" highlighting comic timing and social expectations of romance turning to negotiation.

Divorce by cruelty cited in Grayson County case

Citation directs Jessie Lee Norris to answer Zula Lee Norris in the Fifteenth District Court of Grayson County Sherman Texas by 10 A M on the first Monday after 42 days from issuance. Case No 64647 alleges divorce on grounds of cruel treatment with publication dates August 15 22 29 and September 5 1957.

State OF Texas Jessie Lee Norris A. D Fifteenth District Court Grayson County Court House Sherman Texas Zula Lee Norris V. Earnest Gladys Hamilton Whitewright Sun

Working Mothers blamed for rise in juvenile delinquency

Gen Charles Brandon Booth of the Volunteers of America argues that working mothers in well to do families neglect children, causing a surge in juvenile crime. He urges mothers to return home citing overcrowded classrooms poor teacher pay and higher crime spending than education.

New York Charles Brandon Booth The Volunteers of America General Booth Ble Gen Booth

Grapevine bootlegger Lewis Jones pleads guilty

Lewis Jones, a Grapevine resident described as a Negro bootlegger, pleaded guilty in county criminal court to liquor law violations and was fined by Judge W. H. Tolbert. Jones commented that he had been fined earlier and avoided capture last year.

Lewis Jones Grapevine W. H Bill) Tolbert Jones Tolbert

Prosperity Did It Again Excerpt on Budget Balance

The piece notes the 1957 spending estimate of 65.9 billion and actual spending of 69.344 billion, offset by revenues of 70.989 billion. It argues prosperity allowed a 1.645 billion surplus, contrasting with a potential 5.089 billion surplus if officials had kept their budget. The column ends with a cynical quip about bureaucrats.

Tax Lien Foreclosure Mentioned in Texas Grayson Case

The State of Texas sues Gus Winsley and Bernita Henson and heirs for delinquent ad valorem taxes on Lots 1 2 and 3 Block 11 Cyrene Park Addition Denison Grayson County Texas in case 64708 filed August 27 1957. The court in Sherman requires appearance on October 14 1957 to show cause why judgment foreclosing liens should not be entered including interest penalties and costs.

State OF Texas Grayson Oe of Texas Gus Winsley Bernita Henson Cyrene Park Denison Grayson County Texas District Court 15Th Judicial District Sherman A. D

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