Black Cat Superstition and House Door Quirks Reflected
A reader riffs on common superstitions from black cats crossing paths to ladders and doors, noting how such beliefs clash with practical sense. The piece ends by citing Bob Walker of Howe Enterprise with a meditation on Words and humility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Walker
Howe Enterprise
Howe
Tom Bean Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Recent visitors include Melvin Hicks and Hale Center relatives at Tom Bean. Maudie Corado of Dorchester visited Rev and Mrs Birdie Jones. Billy McDaniel family moved into the Slawson house. Joe Mitchell returned from Hale Center trip. Mullinixs from Ardmore visited. A Ben Shaw farm barn was struck by lightning and destroyed. Scurlock family from Balivar Missouri visited Prices at Tom Bean. A Sedalia Baptist homecoming attendance noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlie Hicks
Melvin Hicks
Hale Center
Billy Hicks
Keith
Plano
Maudie Corado
Dorchester
Birdie Jones
Billy McDaniel
The
Slawsons
Joe Mitchell
Paul Mullinix
Ardmore
Mullinix
Ben Shaw
Preston Byers
Gladys Burkett
Tyler
Susan West
Doug Rodgers
C. W. Price
Anchorage
Alaska
Sgt
R. Rodgers
Kelli
Kim
Sgt. Rodgers
Dough Rodges
Tom Bean
Sedalia Baptist Church
Bill Cole
C. W. Prices
Williard Scurlock
Rosa
Debbie
Ronnie
Balivar
Missouri
Bethel WMU Holds Week of Prayer Meeting
The Bethel Woman's Missionary Society met Monday night for the Mary Hill Davis Week of Prayer. Mrs. Charles Pierce directed the program Christ is For Now, with Mrs. Johnnie England Mrs. Christine Sanderson Mrs. Patsy Miller Mrs. Ruby Cawthon Mrs. Phyllis Williams and Mrs. Patsy McFatridge presenting. Johnnie England presided briefly, introducing new WMU Director Patsy Miller for the church year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Woman's Missionary Society
Mary Hill Davis
Charles Pierce
Christ
Johnnie England
Christine Sanderson
Patsy Miller
Ruby Cawthon
Phyllis Williams
Patsy McFatridge
Social visits spread across Whitewright and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Joe Spears of Lewisville and others including J A Parker of Houston and Bessie Caston and Lucile Price visited Guy Dillon at Whitewright Nursing Home this past week. Norman Watkins and family from Richardson called on L A Watkins Sr. on Sunday. Chuckie Watkins of College Station and L A Watkins Jr spent the weekend with family. Marian Spence of Denton visited Ethel Green on Monday. James Jenkins and family from Waxahachie visited Pete Jenkins, Jessie Mead of Bells joined Oli Meek and family of Plano in Whitewright Sunday. Gomer May of Sherman also visited Friends here Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Spears
Lewisville
J. A. Parker
Houston
Bessie Caston
Lucile Price
Leon Sharrell
Leonard
Joe B. Dillon
Dallas
Ira Kirkpatrick
Sherman
Dick Higgins
Bonham
Guy Dillon
Whitewright
June Sheppard
Lula Sheppaard
Johnny Plyle
Dlas
Norman Watkins
Richardson
L. A. Watkins
Chuckie Watkins
College Station
Marian Spence
Denton
Ethel Green
James Jenkins
Waxahachie
Pete Jenkins
Jessie Mead
Bells
Oli Meek
Plano
Gomer May
From Our Mail Bag Print of memories from former Whitewright residents
Mrs. R G Bennett Jr of Muleshoe Texas sends a note with a photograph and local memories. She recalls living near Whitewright before moving in the early 1950s and mentions her Cooper and Bennett family roots in Porter Orangeville Bethel communities. She remains a Sun subscriber and asks for continued news of old acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Whitewright
Muleshoe
Clarence
Hattie Cooper
Porter
Orangeville
Ellen Bennett
Bethel
Visiting kin bring travels to Charleston and Springfield
Ethel Green and Mr and Mrs A W Newman visit their son Randy Newman in Charleston South Carolina this week. Mr and Mrs Donald F Albaugh return to Springfield Virginia after visiting Mrs Fred Garner and Mr Don Collins. Miss Maureen Albaugh, Harding College student at Searcy Arkansas, visited over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Newman
Inlaw
Mrs
Randy Newman
Charleston, South Carolina
Donald F. Albaugh
Springfield
Fred Garner
Don Collins
Maureen Albaugh
Harding College
Searcy
Arkansas
Engagement Announced for Sheila Beth Lindley and Ronald Hickerson
Rev and Mrs Lionel Lindley of Kentuckytown announce the engagement of their daughter Sheila Beth to Ronald Wayne Hickerson of Whitewright. Ronald is the son of Mr and Mrs Edgar Hickerson of Rt 2 Whitewright. The wedding is set for October 7, 1972 at 7 pm at Kentuckytown Baptist Church performed by the bride's father. Friends and relatives are invited to attend the wedding and reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lionel Lindley
Kentuckytown
Sheila Beth
Ronald Wayne Hickerson
Whitewright
Edgar Hickerson
Rt. 2
Kentuckytown Baptist Church
Visiting in Williams Home From Many Cities
Visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Williams Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Williams of Ft. Worth, Mr. and Mrs. J. L Smith of Richardson, Mrs. Irene Leftice of Plano, Jack Off of Celina, Mrs. Martha Ayres and daughters Debbie and Sherrie of Duncanville, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Watson and daughter Karen of Bells. Visiting their sister, Mrs. Joe Johnson this week were Mrs. R. A. Essary of Dallas and Mrs. Beulah Alfred of Bells. Guests of Mrs. W. R. Tabor over the week end were Mr. and Mrs. Odell O'Neal and their grandson Dennis Thrice of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Williams
H. R. Williams
Ft. Worth
J. L Smith
Richardson
Irene Leftice
Plano
Jack Off
Celina
Martha Ayres
Debbie
Sherrie
Duncanville
Dean Watson
Karen
Bells
Joe Johnson
R. A. Essary
Dallas
Beulah Alfred
W. R. Tabor
Odell O'Neal
Dennis
Commerce
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Ernest Price
Bethel W.M
Mrs. Miller
WMU
Mrs. McFatridge
Sanderson
R. G. Bennett, Jr
Muleshoe, Texas
Sheila Lindley
White Auto Store
Hunters
Danny Wilkinson
Mgr
Stratosteel
Reece Electric Co
N. Center
TEXA
Press Association
Sun Publishing Co
David Sullens
Delores Meek
Gen
Texas
Whitewright Sun
Joe D. Moore
Jim Newton
Sherman , Texas
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