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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1945
Page
5
Mrs. W. H. Horton visits relatives in Kentucky and Tennessee while several residents travel for education, work, or family reasons. Notables include Miss Henrietta Jackson entering Texas Tech and public notices of local civic actions and upcoming visits.
The 4-H Club of Whitewright elementary met September 17 with agent Miss Daniels. Officers elected include Laura Jean Wilson president Gladene Harper vice president Billy Faye Dillon secretary Louise Selman reporter Sue Phillips council delegate Peggy Pannel garden demonstrator and Joyce Jean Brown song leader. Mrs Blackerby remains sponsor.
Churches Earl Bissex minister. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Preaching service on the first and third Sundays at 11 a.m. All are invited.
Rev E A Doty announces morning preaching at 11 a m and evening service at 8 o'clock. Everyone is welcome to attend the services.
Rev W A Casseday minister. Regular service Sunday with morning worship at 11 o clock. Members and visitors invited.
Rev. E. P. Wootten pastor. morning worship at eleven. Training Union at 7 10 p.m. evening worship at eight. prayer hour Wednesday at eight p.m. You are cordially invited to attend these services each Sunday and.
The church plans a 10 a.m. Sunday school and 8 p.m. choir practice on Wednesday. A fellowship supper is set for Thursday Sept 20 at 8 p.m. Dr C H Beseda of Van Alstyne will speak. Next Sunday at 11 a.m. the pastor begins a series titled Suffering in the Life of Today. Special music will accompany the service. Evening service at 8 p.m. features Freedom Through Truth as the topic.
The guidance explains keeping furniture about an inch from walls to prevent wall marks and grease stains. It also advises applying a thin coat of colorless wax to brass door knockers and knobs to maintain shine.
Readable recipe fragments describe making egg salad with bacon and cheese toast spread with peas, plus variations using mayonnaise mustard prunes carrots nuts prunes and cottage cheese. Includes steps for melting cheese with milk, adding a frankfurter, and seasoning with salt pepper mustard and vinegar.
The H D Club met September 12 at Mrs. Lester Haile’s home with eight members and Miss Zelma Moore county agent present. President Miss Viva Phillips led the meeting. Mrs. Elmo Wallace gave council report, Mrs. Lee Norris and Mrs. Fred Cook spoke on the club picnic, and Miss Moore demonstrated clothing re styling. The group will meet again with Mrs. Grover Stuteville on September 27.
A religious reflection cites Daniel 3:8-30 and John 21:15-17 where a Teacher asks three times if a friend loves him, receiving affirmatives and urging the friend to help others who believe in God. The passage links promotion and moral duty to faith.
A quoted reminiscence reflects Irvin Cobb's view on life as a party until death. He jokes about approaching death and tells his visitor that joy honors life and would pleased the departing guest. The tone blends affection with a wry farewell from a literary figure.
A Yale study of 36 children raised in foster homes found no inherited weakness to drink. The adults, average 32, showed similar patterns to peers from non alcoholic families, with 7 percent drinking regularly in the alcoholic group and 9 percent in the control group.
University of Chicago analyst finds birth registration shows blacks have higher rates of quadruplets and triplets than whites. Whites average one twin per 88 or 89 confinements while Negro mothers have about one twin per 70. quadruplets and triplets also occur more often among Negro births.
Poached eggs taste better when cooked in hot milk rather than water. For iced coffee tea or chocolate double the strength to offset melting ice. Save buttons by attaching matching ones to a safety pin to keep them together. Screens feel comfortable yet offer little privacy. paint the inside with a thin white enamel to improve privacy.
A king and his people learn humility when they seek harmony with God and face trouble when they depart from Him. A man seeks healing for his son from a great Teacher whose disciples fail, then the Teacher explains the path to healing. Three men refused idol worship and survive a furnace unscathed.
The quote recalls advice from a wise grandmother about handling dislikes. The note adds a Maine fact stating the state touches only one other state.
A University of Texas visiting professor Dr A L Hall Quest from New York says charm dominates brains as essential for good teachers. He cites studies showing 60 percent fail due to unsuitable personality traits and defines charm as appearance voice tact manners courtesy optimism and pep.
A digest of notes on agriculture and wartime logistics. It cites cows eating 100 to 160 pounds of grass daily, Russia's forests being state owned, and oil pipeline networks aiding American forces in Europe. It also mentions a Bronx Zoo display with a mechanical milker and milk separator for visitors.
A reflective verse urges honesty over grand future plans. It contrasts vague dreams with present actions and states the value of current deeds over imagined conquest. The lines emphasize authentic character in daily conduct rather than lofty aspirations.
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