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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1950

Page

4

Whitewright Sun subscription rates listed

The Whitewright Sun outlines annual and semiannual subscription prices for Grayson and Fannin Counties and for outside counties. Rates show 1 year at 1.50 within local counties and 2.00 outside, with six months at 1.00 locally and 1.25 elsewhere.

Grayson Fannin

Sergeant in Charge in Korea Drills Rookies Hard

Washington reports a polite sergeant is restored to barking orders at boot camp. Recruits are warned to expect rough discipline, early mornings, dust and rocks, and strict drill to harden them for battle. The sergeant will lead with a strong voice.

Washington Korea Battle Command

Serene Old Age and Economic Security in Work

Dr. Seale Harris argues regulated diet rest serenity and security let a man work into 80s or 90s but a pecan sheller or cotton picker often lacks such basics. Rest is hard for the tired housewife and sunset years can be grim without support. Old age insurance appeals as a path to security with some government help.

Seale Harris Birmingham Uncle Sam

Gum problem looms as Brits seek disposal cure

Fort Worth Star Telegram notes that Britain debates waste gum disposal amid public pleas and jokes that neither nation has a fix. The piece contrasts British prudence with American casual disposal and laments a looming standstill if no solution emerges.

Fort Worth

Billion matches used daily by Americans

Americans burn well over a billion matches each day according to the National Geographic Society. The article notes 25 six room frame houses’ worth of frame and 34 500 tons of paperboard stock daily, with a typical user striking about 14 matches daily and spending six cents monthly. It also mentions a rumored everlasting match and a voter tally for New York City in 1948.

Washington National Geographic Society United States

Let My Life Touch A Million Hearts By Strickland Gillilan

Poem reflecting on the lasting impact of a life on others and the hope that each encounter leaves a benevolent mark. The speaker asks whether his influence will be kind and uplifting or harmful, ending with a wish that every life touched by him aids others.

Benison Strickland Gillilan

Sixty Cases Set for Grayson County Court at Law

Sixty misdemeanor cases are scheduled for the first full Grayson County Court at Law setting on September 11 and 13. County Attorney Ralph Elliott has listed 33 liquor violation cases for Judge R C Vaughan’s court. Fifteen defendants, some with up to five charges, will be tried by the jury drawn this week.

Sherman Grayson County Ralph Elliott R. C. Vaughan

Record 32,903,000 Students Seen in Schools

The Office of Education estimates a national enrollment of 32,903,000 students this fall in schools and colleges. Elementary enrollment reaches about 23,686,000, roughly 1,000,000 more than last year, while college enrollment is around 2,700,000, down about 50,000.

Washington Office of Education

Oil Discovery Era Drives Middle Atlantic Petroleum Role

From 1850 to 1901 the Middle Atlantic States supplied the majority of crude petroleum in the United States, marking a defining period in early American oil production and regional dominance.

Pennsylvania Middle Atlantic States United States

Notice to heirs in Jenelle Turriff estate final account

Public citation requires Grayson County Texas sheriff or constable to publish for ten days notifying all interested parties that guardian Myrtle Smith filed a final settlement for Jenelle Turriff Minor on September 5 1950 in County Court Grayson County. The hearing is set for September 18 1950 at 10 a m in Sherman.

State of Texas State of Texas Grayson County Jenelle Turriff Myrtle Smith Said Said County Sherman J. C. Buchanan J.C. Buchanan Marguerite Berry

Social notes from Whitewright area residents

Numerous visitors and local engagements fill Whitewright life. Lubbock visitors, Fort Worth and Dallas trips, weekend stays in Sherman and Brownwood, and relatives from Antom, Meadow, and Arlington are listed alongside community updates from the Whitewright Home Demonstration Club and church groups.

J. H. Ashinhurst B.A. Braden Eva Mae Braden Jack Braden Dan Still Bill Henderson James Shankles Sherman Bill Braden Lake Charles W. A. Gladen James Durst Robert Benson Arlington J. P. Reynolds Bernice Davis

Ruth's Husband Returns Unexpectedly Scene Steals the Show

A lighthearted anecdote describes Ruth reacting to her husband’s surprise homecoming with a witty and revealing remark that steals the moment. The tone is playful and characterful, reflecting domestic humor.

Ruth

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the Whitewright Sun T. Glenn Doss Owner Whitewright Dallas News Fort Worth Press New York City AMS Chevrolet Ford Hasty Chevrolet Co Grand Avenue Grayson Court Jim Sears Lubbock R. L. Sears Mrs. Marie Jinkins Florence White Dallas Ida Harbour Mrs E. E. Carter Whitesboro Grace Roberts Joe Johnson Jack Pritchard Greenville Will Martin Jr Antom Clyde Sadler Cecil Cameron Mrs. Cecil Cameron Jr Tom Blanton Bettie Joe Pierce of Jack Pierce Vernon Lansford R. W. Lansford R. E. Walt Homer Sanderson Gregory Sanderson Houston James H. Gosnell Judy Guy Stepp Brownwood Horace Belew Meadow M. Belew Grover Smith Ely Bells Tuesday Mr. Pritchard Government Farmersville David Petrash J. J. Petrash Wilson N. Jones Hospital Whitewright Home Demonstration Club W. R. Milam Zelma Moore H. J. Ford John Turney L. A. Ford Doris Mays Rosetta Anna Ernest Ford Willie May Shirley Lowery Honey Grove Miss Fay Cameron Drewie Caylor Cecil Smith Long Beach Calif Marion Smith Mrs. W. W. Alverson Fairview Sarah Janis Melton van Alstyne Lucyle Sanders J. W. Garland Tupelo Miss Silas Garland Wanda Dell Sanderson Mary Frances Thornhill R. A. McKinney Chesnee, S. C R. H. McKinney Harmon Hayes South Plains WMS of the Baptist Church Carrie Hamilton J. P. Darwin Gene Hughes J. C. Gillespie Homer Gentry The Sunbeams Carl May Lou Ann May Coolidge Arizona Kingston’s Denison Kingston Kingston’s Drug Store Huw International Harvester C. J. Meador Truck & Tractor Co
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