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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1958
Page
7
A Tulsa Herald op ed praises segregation as a voluntary system guiding individuals to separate communities and services by preference. It outlines two parallel worlds with distinct streets, buses, courthouses, clubs, and political affiliations, arguing segregation could solve social issues.
A series of short, mixed lines discuss nature, speech, and hope with odd, aphoristic images. The text weaves birds, insects, weather, and fragile glass to hint at fleeting life and human choice.
A Texas citation commands Byron B Black and others to answer a land title suit filed September 4 1958 in Grayson County court. The case involves Amelia Lindsey Clements and others versus Wm Lindsey and associates over two described tracts totaling around 90 acres with specific metes and bounds and contains a deadline of October 20 1958 for appearance before Judge 25th District Court at Sherman.
Deputy collector Walker Brents begins duties in Fort Worth while Mrs. Martindale dies at 88 in Howe. Birthday parties, marriages, and new births appear across Pilot Grove area towns as the community fair plans for September.
E A Douglas and family have left for Fort Worth. Mrs R C Vestal has returned from Chicago after attending the World's Fair. J E Smith and friends honored him with a surprise birthday dinner at his home in the Canaan community. Day Snow is having his cane made.
A report by Congressman Olin Teague's veterans affairs committee criticizes war veterans charity drives as self-serving for promoters. It notes many campaigns raise little for the targeted charity and backs proposed law requiring at least half of gross receipts to go to the named charity. The piece questions the need for mail solicitations amid welfare programs and predicts a crackdown on groups like March of Dimes over fundraising practices.
The piece questions the motives of a philanthropy group while acknowledging its polio fight. It notes wasted promotional money and speculates the organization may push to preserve paid staff positions even as it continues useful work. A separate anecdote recalls a boy learning his name on his first day of school.
A study of over 200 University of Chicago students led by Dr. Daniel S. P. Schubert found people smoke for relaxation, to have something to do, or to occupy hands or mouths. Initiation often came from friends or family and curiosity.
Citation to Daisy Simms and Alice Kidd and heirs to answer by 10 a m a Monday after Oct 6 1955 in Grayson County court. Faustine Burton seeks partition by sale of Lot 3, Block 12 Day and Munsom Addition Denison Texas with a receiver appointed to distribute proceeds as the court directs.
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