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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1961
Page
5
Miss Barbara Jean Smith visited Ann and Richard Maxwell Saturday. Numerous calls note visits by Dallas and Fort Worth residents, weekend stays in Sherman and Greenville, and relatives traveling from Irving, Pecos, and Pilot Grove. Also mentions hospital patient and teachers visiting from Marshall and Wichita Falls.
Community weekend visits include Jerry and Eddie Peschke in Houston with the Vestals, plus guests from Little Rock Dallas and Atoka. Whitewright pupil enrollment reaches 431 with 108 High School and 277 elementary students, amid missionary plans for Dorothy McAlester to Hong Kong.
Jacobs and family of Plano are listed alongside Mrs. C. M. Russey and her children of Fort Worth in a local notice.
Mrs Jane Golden McCarroll and Mark Ayres exchanged vows Saturday at 7 p m in the bride s parents home Leonard Denison minister Rev Daniel Morgan officiated The couple s daughter Janette McCarroll carried the ring Attendants Patsy Grimes and James Ayres attended A small immediate family reception followed with white table decor and a pink floral cake mix a quiet family celebration.
A short fragment notes a household in Denison where both residents are employed. The text provides no additional names or dates to clarify the circumstances or context of their employment.
Frank Johns used a spare tire as a flotation device after spotting Palmer Ogden swept from the Vilano Beach inlet. He swam to the youth, held on with him until lifeguards and boats arrived. Johns credited the newspaper feature for the idea. The piece ends with a note on European settlers in Algeria where few are French.
The American Legion Magazine quotes Khrushchev on communists and notes that many world ills stem from non communists. It lists phrases like What's in it for me and Every man has his price as part of a critique of selfish behavior benefiting Khrushchev’s stance.
A Horton Kansas Headlight quote emphasizes fighting with dollars not men and keeping the nation financially sound to preserve freedom, enterprise, and opportunity for labor. The Sun notes it alongside a quip about adding machine paper.
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