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Newspaper

Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1953

Page

3

Whitewright News Bits From September 1933

Highlights include Riley Williams colt show results, births of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Skaggs and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, teaching move for Miss Montgomery, business moves by Max Herman, and civic notes on city marshal Bryant and rural mail carrier Roy Blanton. Other items cover local marriages, deaths, Yeomen appointments, school staffing, PTA officers, and the 1933-34 Whitewright schools opening with a listed staff and city budget of 37 376.98 for 1933-34.

Riley Williams John S. Skaggs O. C. Anderson Rachel Montgomery Groesbeck Max Herman Bonham Hayden Main Street Elizabeth May Martha Bow Cecil Bradley Velma Mangrum Durelle Mangrum Roy Epting Russell McGinnis Tommy Bradley Jessie Roberts Lola Myrick Lucile Myrick G. F. Bryant W. O. Brents Post Office Department Washington Roy Blanton Whitewright J. H. Biggerstaff S. C. Horton Biggerstaff & Horton Harold Manzer Garland Helen Low Dave Roddy Anna Tom L. Hansard Sallie Moore Brotherhood of American Yeomen Emma Davidson Denison the Sun Parent- Teacher Association Ross R. May Ray Manning Grover Stateville J. A. Yeager B. W. Newman H. P. Donigan R. T. Pennington Whitewright Public F. W. Smith H. W. Key N. L. King A. N. Gee Sue Stephens Gladys Ray Margaret Boone Dorothy Tapscott Susie Noe J. T. Bryant Kate Fulton Mae Hall Sallye Hamilton Mary Pumphrey Gertrude Schooling

Two Chemists Produce First Synthetic Sugar

Dr. Raymond A. Lemieux and Dr. George Huber of the National Research Council of Canada report making a small amount of synthetic sugar, the first time humans have created sucrose, announced on the eve of the American Chemical Society meeting.

Chicago Raymond A. Lemieux George Huber National Research Council of Canada American Chemical Society Everest Henry G. Hass Sugar Research Foundation

The Spice of Life and Nightly Quips in a Village Tale

A Quaker farmer grows impatient with a slow ox and declares a proverb in verse. The tale shifts to a village where Rufus and Rastus joke about spouses and treasures. A resident known as the village idiot is teased as townsfolk swap coins and laughter follows his choice of a nickel over a dime.

Young Man Rushes For More Flowers After Kiss

A shy young man, after being kissed and hugged for bringing a bouquet, grabs his hat and heads for the door. He says he is not offended and plans to return with more flowers, prompting the woman to beg him to stay.

Nutty Bargain Rufus Sambo Phrase Noted

A fragment captures a line where Rufus mentions a bargain and Sambo in a casual, partial exchange. The wording suggests a humorous or colloquial moment without full context or confirmed outcome.

Will Power The ability to eat one salted pea nut

A brief note on self control and habit formation using a playful dialogue about nickels and dimes as a cognitive test. The exchange highlights the willingness to accept a small loss to preserve longer term discipline.

Occupation Hazard on a Plane Jokes About FBI Tie to Ike

A casual conversation on a flight from Washington turns toward danger and jokes. A friend asks about an FBI man in the next seat who laments being fired by Ike, sparking dark humor about loyalty and government work.

Washington FBI Ike

Quote on marriage or divorce from a vest rip remark

A witty observation notes that a man with a ripped coat and three vest buttons should choose between marriage or divorce as a remedy. The anonymous line uses a sharp humor about life choices and attire to imply decisive personal outcomes.

Anon

Cold Comfort Quote: Anon Warns of New Troubles Ahead

A brief aphorism states it is better to forget past troubles as more are on the way. The anonymous line suggests ongoing hardships.

Anon

Why Didn't You Marry The Old Bachelor Responds

A young man asks why the old bachelor never wed and the bachelor explains the reason in brief dialogue. The exchange hints at social pressures and personal choice without explicit details.

Bach

The Ideal Match Joke Reveals a Bid for Love

A bachelor recalls vowing not to marry until he found the ideal woman. After years he meets her, only to hear she was seeking the ideal man, a witty end to a lifelong quest for perfection.

Elor

Desert Service Sign Makes Wry Stand

A roadside service station on the Arizona desert edge displays a blunt sign. It reads in plain humor that crew will not provide information because if they knew anything they would not be there. The wry message reflects a dry local mood and the remote setting.

Arizona Desert

Polite Match in Hotel Lobby Sparks Momentary Exchange

A courteous young man asks a passing girl if she seeks a certain person in the hotel lobby. She answers with a playful retort, signaling mutual interest and leaving the moment tentative rather than definitive.

Boy Discovers Dictionary with Five Thousand New Words

Tommy inspects a bookstall and returns home elated by news of a dictionary featuring 5 000 extra words. Dad reacts with alarm urging him not to tell Mother.

Tommy Scott

Comical Exchange Over Unexpected Visit

A witty dialogue unfolds as she apologizes for her appearance and laments not knowing Bore was coming. He questions her remark prompting a humorous rebuttal about planning and surprise.

New Powerglide Transmission Boosts Roadability and Efficiency

The Powerglide automatic transmission promises heavier durability for better roadability and stronger performance while using less gas. It highlights smoother operation and superior value for the price compared with other automatics.

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J. C. Parsons W. C. Cook F. W. Alverson Bells Thomas D. Sears Byron Sears State Fire Insurance Commission Margaret McMurry J. W. McMurry Martha Jo Sears Denton CG. I. A Mary T. Ryan Babe Nell Penn Alwilda Ryan Frances Gillespie Elizabeth Waggoner Janice McIver Josephine May Waco Tut Thompson Holdenville Okla Flora Mae Oliver J. W. Oliver Gest Childress Imeets William Mathews Uncle Sam First National Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Lizabeth Rastus Rufus Lizzie Sambo C.H. Beseda van Alstyne, Texas 317 Ing Lester Haile Seed & Grain Co Chevrolet Iit Hasty Chevrolet Company Whitewright, Tex
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