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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1961

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Whitewright sees debate on form of government

Garbled local discussion centers on whether to change from a mayor council setup to aldermanic form. City Attorney says a change requires a vote and warns against expanding the commission. a petition for a referendum follows. Corrections noted by Denison Herald.

Whitewright Denison Herald The Herald the Sun Citizens For Progress Committee Sun City Commission

Letter from Newton Cole Former Pastor and Chaplain

A letter from Newton Cole, formerly pastor of the First Baptist Church, now serving as base chaplain, is referenced. The piece outlines his transition and current role, highlighting faith and service.

Newton Cole First Baptist Church

United Fund Budget Committee To Meet

The United Fund Budget Committee will meet Sept. 22 at the First National Bank at 2 p.m. Local organizations should present requests at or before the meeting. Committee members are C. P. Dawson Jack Farley Henry McFatridge and Dick Walker. Renee Morgan will be campaign chairman for the October fund drive. Kenneth Frisby is president Roy Blanton treasurer and Joe Meador secretary.

Whitewright Community United Fund First National Bank C. P. Dawson Jack Farley Henry McFatridge Dick Walker Renee Morgan Kenneth Frisby United Fund Organization Roy Blanton Joe Meador

Bonham Rejects Charter Change to City Manager

Bonham voters on Tuesday rejected a proposed charter amendment that would have returned the city to the major form of government. The measure failed 607 to 204, leaving the city-manager setup in place.

Bonham

Girl Offers Installment Plan To Buy Husband From Army

London reports a British soldier advertised for wives to buy him out of service. June Daley, 20, offered to buy Signalman Johnny Dundee on an installment plan and to refund if unsatisfied, with a payment range of 420 to 700 pounds.

Hubby London June Daley Johnny Dundee Daily Sketch Dundee Miss Daley Sketch

Lunchroom Week Menu Plan Across Five Days

The menu lists daily meals for Monday through Friday featuring classic school fare. Items include roast with gravy and vegetables, meatballs with spaghetti, fried chicken with creamed potatoes, lima beans with ham, and tuna casserole with broccoli and pineapple salad plus desserts and hot rolls each day.

Texas Gets 320 800 for Civil Defense Funds

Defense Secretary Robert McNamara allocated 320 800 dollars to Texas for Civil Defense. The funds will be available on a 50 50 matching basis for state and local Civil Defense personnel and administrative expenses.

Washington Defense Robert McNamara Texas

Deaths Mrs Bess Howard of Dallas

Mrs Bess Howard of Dallas died last Friday and funeral services were held Sunday. She was formerly Bess Marsh an early Whitewright resident and an aunt of Manton Fain of route three.

Bess Howard Dallas Bess Marsh Whitewright Manton Fain Route Three

Whitewright Chamber to Hold Autumn Dinner Meeting Sept 21

The Whitewright Chamber of Commerce will resume dinner meetings Thursday September 21 at 7:00 PM in the Firemen's Hall. Dinner is $1.25 per person plus 3 cents tax, with a 7:30 business meeting for non-diners. Dr Paul Geers urges town ladies to attend. visitors welcome. Clyde Little, secretary, asks attendees to call by noon September 20 to estimate numbers.

Whitewright Chamber of Commerce Gladys Cook Paul Geers Clyde Little

Solon Pushes Small Sales Tax Exemption

Texas lawmaker George Skeet Richardson urged Gov Price Daniel to seek a change in the sales tax during a special session. He argued merchants who sell items under a quarter should not owe two percent of gross receipts, asserting the intent was to tax customers and pass the tax to the state.

Fort Worth George Skeet) Richardson Richardson Price Daniel Robert Calvert

Wildlife Diversity in Great Smokies Park

The Great Smokies National Park hosts 50 fur bearing animal species 200 bird species and 1300 plant types including trees shrubs and herbs as part of its rich biodiversity.

Great Smokies National Park

Grayson County Earns 4 Star Rating From East Texas Chamber

The East Texas Chamber of Commerce awarded Grayson County a 4-star rating for government activities citing steady operations over several years. The county posted an actual expenses figure of 1 574 994.49 against a 2 230 184.72 budget and collected 96.18 percent of the 1960 tax levy while maintaining a cash balance and budget adherence.

Sherman East Texas Chamber of Commerce Grayson County Grayson

Doss To Represent Diocese of Dallas At Episcopal Meet

Robert Doss, a Dallas area attorney, will travel to Detroit for the 60th triennial convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church. He will serve a second three year term as one of four lay delegates for the Diocese of Dallas, part of the church’s 3 million members. Doss is former senior warden of St. Luke's Denison, serves on the Dispatch of Business Committee and Budget Committee, and is noted as the only layman to lead both the Episcopal Laymen's Association and the Prayer Book Churchmen's Association in the diocese.

Robert Doss Detroit Michigan Dallas Texas Episcopal Laymen’s Association

Staying Power New York Diploma Gaps in High School

The Institute of Life Insurance notes only two of three students who enter high school graduate. Dropouts face limited education, while graduates secure better jobs, advance further in their careers, and earn more over time.

New York The Institute of Life Insurance

Uncle Dan Questions Government Pamphlets For Debates

In a letter to the editor Uncle Dan of Tom Bean mocks federal pamphlets on home economics and hearing aids, joking about wives ironing socks and voters choosing look alikes. He cites the Bureau of Standards and Health Department claims while lampooning post election advice and rural life.

Washington U. S. Bureau of Standards Ed Doolittle Bureau of Standards Zeke Grubb Bug Hookum Daniel Boone Clem Webster Health Department Clem Uncle Dan

White Wright PTA Names Committees in September Meeting

The White Wright PTA executive board named committee chairs led by President Wallace E. Mynatt. Appointments cover Program, Membership, Yearbook, Publicity, Hospitality, Project, Telephone, Library, Welfare, and Ways and Means with numerous co chairs and grade representatives. Membership drive starts Friday September 15.

The Whitewright Parent-Teacher Association Wallace E. Mynatt S. T. Montgomery Jr B. R. Vestal Charles Skaggs J. T. Holloway Elbert Bennett Lillian Neathery Phillip Earnheart Lallace May Dick Walker Clarence Bond Clyde Little John Biggerstaff Sammye Caldwell W. E. Mynatt Ben Johnson Kenneth Frisby Clint Hennig O. V. Barker Wallace Wilson Earl Blanton Jack Meador Joe Bodine Sarah Kilgree R. H. Darwin Leon White James Bryant S. T. Montgomery Jr. Ery Jr J. L. Barkley Ray Lumpkins Ralph Christian Ruth Smith Jack England Tom Barnes J. D. Marlow W. J. Billner Wilson Kaiser Bill Pettitt Louis Franklin Walter Bunch Louis Durham Joe Crouch Martha Emerson Jack Lackey Robert Sivley Weldon Bartley Mardell Pumphrey Sallye Hamilton Dick Leonards Carson Burchfield E. C. Chism

Army Bolster Will Affect All of State

Texas faces nationwide military changes as the 49th Armored Division expands to full strength with 20 hour monthly drills and no recruits with no prior service. The 36th Infantry and 90th Infantry divisions cover broad regions, with openings for volunteers under 20 to do six months of basic training before five years in reserve.

Austin Sam Texas 49Th Armored Division Texas National Guard 36Th Infantry Division Guard Panhandle 49Th Rio Grande Valley 90Th Infantry Division Army Reserve National Guard 36Th 90Th

Wary about figures endures for 42 years at Luchow’s

In New York, Fred Hecker, the oldest waiter at Luchow's, notes women have long worried about their figures. He says the same concerns were present forty two years ago as they are today.

New York Fred Hecker Hecker Luchow’s

Court House Bond Election in Grayson County Saturday

Grayson County voters will decide on three bond proposals totaling 410000 for Loy Park improvements, a Denison county office building, and courthouse improvements. The plan keeps taxes level, retirement possible in 20 years, and adds 150000 backlogged funds to a total of 560000 if approved. Whitewright precinct votes 8 am to 7 pm with Charles Skaggs as election judge.

Grayson County Loy Park Denison County Court House Whitewright Charles Skaggs

Tax on Social Security to Rise Again January 1

Washington reports Social Security tax will rise on January 1 to three and one eighth percent for workers and employers, with future increases planned to four and five eighths percent by 1968. Maximums climb from 144 to 225.60 for self employed to 331.20 by 1968. Retirement and survivor benefits scale with earnings and retirement timing.

Washington Congress

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Voltaire American Red Cross Red Cross Beta Sigma Phi Meador Salvation Army United States Texas Gulf Coast Midwest Jim Neighbors Southwestern Bell Telephone Co Matagorda United Fund Budget Committee Mrs USAF England Glenn English Channel Scotland Solon Doss Diocese of Dallas Episcopal Meet Dan Tom Bean Whitewright, Texas Fannin County APO PT Association
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