Pigskin Club meets. movie of Cotton Bowl to follow
The Pigskin Club will gather at the High School library Monday at 7 30 PM for a short business session and a screening of the Texas Mississippi Cotton Bowl game. All members urged to attend.
20 Sep 1962
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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1962
Page
1
The Pigskin Club will gather at the High School library Monday at 7 30 PM for a short business session and a screening of the Texas Mississippi Cotton Bowl game. All members urged to attend.
Paul Cornelius of Whitewright Cleaners arranged with Denison's Dad & Lad's to bring a hundred suits to Whitewright next Wednesday for men to view try on and buy amid local suit shortage. Farmersville shifts to Community Public Service for power. funds moving. Texas gubernatorial race looms as campaigns heat up with Connally Cox and Tower memories guiding strategy. Astronauts shown bald eight as proof hair not required for greatness. U N bonds worth 100 million drawn from US funds as others balk at dues.
Kirby Delk of Mountain View Oklahoma is named assistant county agricultural agent for Grayson County filling the vacancy after Joe W Doby left for Knox County Texas Delk 27 single earned a degree in Agricultural Education from Oklahoma State University 1957 minored in Agricultural Economics served in the armed forces two years and has farmed with his father He will focus on the 4 H club program Delk was a 4 H member for five years and an FFA member for four years
In Washington the Agriculture Department met with the National Cotton Council to study a 1963 cotton program. Dr. M K Horne urged a very substantial reduction in price supports to help U S cotton compete with foreign fibers, urging costly upgrades in land, machinery, and research. President Kennedy directed a new program after the closed session.
New York study by Metropolitan Life Insurance finds drivers with traffic violations more prone to crashes. Iowa data show 134 percent of expected accidents among those with two or more violations. Speeding improper passing and ignoring stop signs linked to higher crash risk.
The excerpt riffs on large sums of money from U N bonds and high numbers of goods, contrasting them with political appetite for frittering away funds. It mocks how leaders treat billions in bonds as trivial playthings.
Dear editor a Tom Bean reader reports the Russians talk louder, youths return to school and November Congress elections loom. Ed Doolittle riffs on tests, comic books, and clothes while others joke about Greek senates and political reform. Personal woes end with a church hat misstep.
In Fort Worth delegates praised unity as Don Napier withdrew his bid for state GOP chairman. Peter O'Donnell won the post by acclamation, solidifying support for Jack Cox and a Breckenridge conservative ticket. The convention backed Barry Goldwater and adopted a broad conservative platform before about 3,500 attendees.
A concise weekly quotation attributed to Rousseau emphasizes a universal lesson for children and adults: never hurt anyone. The message is framed as the essential moral guideline across life.
In El Paso the Texas Democratic gathering backed John Connally on platform and personnel. They endorsed his campaign slate including Eugene Locke leading the state committee, and supported open-door party policy and a solid-ticket joint candidacy for Preston Smith, Waggoner Carr, and Joe Pool.
The Fourth Sunday Singing Convention will be held at the Baptist Church in Blue Ridge Sunday at 2 o clock. Robert Burgess will be in charge. Public is invited.
Whitewright Elementary starts football Tuesday against Fannindel at Bryant Field with 7 30 kickoff. Admission 25 cents for adults 15 for students. Schedule lists games against Fannindel Honey Grove Van Alstyne Howe Sadler Southmayd with locations here and there.
Mrs Riley Smith 63 died after a long illness at her son’s home Tuesday. Funeral services are at 2:30 pm today at Barnheart Chapel in Whitewright with Wallace Mynatt and Wyatt Sawyer officiating. Burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. Survived by husband Riley, two sons James Riley and Sonny, a daughter Grover Jones, five brothers, a sister, four grandchildren, and one great grandchild.
Mrs Ettie Aston Sears 90 widow of Dr R L Sears died last Friday in a Sherman hospital after a long illness. Funeral Sunday at Earnheart chapel with burial in Oak Hill. Surviving: son James A Sears of Lubbock two daughters Mrs Marvin Bryant of Madill Okla and Mrs Robert G Mitchell of Dallas seven grandchildren 13 great grandchildren three great great grandchildren.
Hughes Aircraft plans a 500 pound cylindrical satellite fixed 22 300 miles above the equator to match Earth's rotation and appear to hang over one point. It could view about a third of the globe and enable continuous worldwide television. Small tests are to launch next year with three finished units proposed to blanket Earth using 40 to 50 low altitude satellites.
A diluted chlorine solution can remove odors from bottles or jars. Swish the solution in the container, let stand for a couple of hours, then rinse thoroughly with hot water as a final step.
The Senate approved Kennedy's foreign trade bill by 78 to 8, a decisive victory for the administration. It grants broad tariff-cutting powers and a trade adjustment program, sending the measure to a House Senate conference for reconciliation with the June-passed House version.
The committee calls for a 23 percent reduction in Kennedy era foreign aid totaling 3.63 billion for foreign aid Peace Corps and Alliance funds. Cuts would also ban aid to Poland and Yugoslavia and lower Latin America Alliance aid from 600 million to 525 million. If adopted, Peace Corps personnel would shrink and the administration would campaign to restore funds.
Jim Laing of Pearlsburg Virginia fights to spare his dog Ricky from execution after a Giles County Virginia court ordered the hound put to death for killing a lamb. The case has moved through state courts with a possible appeal to the state supreme court and a plea to the U.S. Supreme Court if needed.
The 100 largest U.S. advertisers spent a record 2.5 billion dollars on advertising in 1961, a 2 percent rise from 1960. General Motors led with 141.5 million, despite a 16 percent drop, followed by Procter & Gamble at 132.7 million and other top players including General Foods, Ford, Lever Brothers, American Home Products, General Electric, Colgate Palmolive, National Dairy Products, and R. J. Reynolds.
The article notes that children have taste buds across the entire top surface of the tongue and on the inner cheek surfaces, while adults typically lose taste buds in the center of the tongue.
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