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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1955

Page

5

Local Social Notes From Sherman Area

We extend greetings to families visiting relatives in Fort Worth Abilene Gainesville Dallas and Rome Ga and note hospital care for Sam Golden in Sherman A 2c J Don Biggerstaff requests mail to Rogers Center Bloomington Indiana and Mrs Scoggins returns home after a 23 day stay for a back fracture.

Don Biggerstaff Rogers Center Bloomington Indiana W. H. Scoggins Route One Community Hospital Sherman

Visits and family gatherings span several towns

Jesse Smith visits his father in law Van Roberts in Orangeville while Riley Tabor stays in Blanchard Oklahoma. Families from Fort Worth Savoy and Denison host relatives as senior and junior groups enjoy church picnics and social visits. Truman Henson and a Dallas deputy sheriff return from the West Coast after meeting Audie Murphy and seeing To Hell and Back.

Jesse Smith New York van Roberts Orangeville Mrs. Truman Henson Dallas J. E. Henson Truman Dallas County West Coast California Henson Audie Murphy Hell

Rotary Club hears musical program at Friday meeting

Rotary Club program chairman Tom Sears presented a musical program at Friday’s meeting. Air man Marvin Boone of Perrin Air Force Base sang several numbers, with Thelma Braun of Denison playing his accompaniment.

Tom Sears Rotary Club Marvin Boone Perrin Air Force Base Thelma Braun Denison

Wortham Brown Bride in Bells Nuptials at Home

Miss Ann Brown wed Charles Edwin Wortham of Bells in a ceremony at her parents home led by Rev. Clayton Hicks. The couple plans to reside in Whitewright after a Missouri honeymoon. Mrs. Wortham will be a Whitewright high school senior.

Ann Brown Charles Edwin Wortham George Brown Clayton Hicks Bells Mr. Wortham J. E. Wortham Dorris Wallace Doyle Crews Dean Wortham Annette Smith Wallace Missouri Whitewright Wortham

Wesleyan Service Guild Meets at Methodist Church

The Wesleyan Service Guild held its regular meeting at the Methodist Church on Monday at 7 30 p m with nine members and a guest Mrs Ralph Wallace present. Roll call answered with favorite scripture and brief comment. Mrs C B Bryant III led devotional series Being Christ Conscious with miniature of Christ for reminder. Scripture readings included the first verse and 31st verse of Genesis. Mrs T L Hodder led the lesson emphasizing importance, manner and effect.

Wesleyan Service Guild Methodist Church Ralph Wallace C. B. Bryant III

Guild Social Hears Talk on Madame Chiang Kai-Shek

Mrs. Nana Francis and Mrs. Sarah Kilgree hosted a church social after a discussion on Madame Chiang Kai-Shek and Christianity. The next Guild meeting is Oct 3 at 7:30 p.m. at the church featuring member roll calls on favorite Biblical characters and a study kickoff led by Mrs. Gladys Hefner focusing on the American Indian.

Chiang Kai-Shek Nana Francis Sarah Kilgree Gladys Hefner Guild

October Plentiful Foods Listed In State Survey

COLLEGE STATION Features on the USDA October plentiful foods list include pork rice and potatoes with beef broilers fryers canned tuna pinto beans cheese and other dairy goods also grapes vegetable fats and oils and a moving sweet potato crop. Homemakers are urged to feature sweet potatoes as a budget staple based on regional stock surveys.

College Station USDA Mae Belle Smith Texas Agricultural Extension Service

Judge orders wife to allow TV watching during divorce case

In Paw Paw Michigan a judge ordered Mrs. Anna Labadie to permit her husband Larue to watch wrestling on television and stop turning the set off. He told the couple to stop battling like children at least until their divorce action is heard next month.

Paw Paw Mich Anna Labadie Larue

Crumble Cracker Cravings Feature Inquirers Soup Debate

A playful verse by Anita Raskin extols tilt and swish to finish a dish, asking if the culinary act qualifies as soup. The quip blends craving and kitchen whim with humorous impatience over texture and final mixing.

Anita Raskin

Law alert on school bus stops and passing rules

Texas motorists are reminded to stop for school buses receiving or discharging children and to slow to ten miles per hour when passing a stopped bus. The warning covers overtaking from the rear and meeting a stopped bus, with fines up to 200 dollars for violations. It notes exceptions in business districts and emphasizes caution near intersections and no passing zones.

Driving Basics: Stay Right Of Center On Two Way Roads

A driver should not cross the center line or drive left of center when the left side is not clearly visible or free of oncoming traffic. Do not pass or travel left of center except when safe and appropriate.

This Younger Generation Seems To Be Underated

A survey by Lester Rand shows 7 of 10 American teens hold part time jobs or earn money. Teens earn from drug or grocery stores, typing, baby-sitting, and ushering. Girls 13 to 15 outspend boys by 61 cents weekly while older girls spend about 7.04 and boys 6.93.

Lester Rand The Youth Research Institute

Dallas Man Publishes 30th Wedding Anniversary Appreciation

L. H. Tapscott posts a personal classified note praising his wife Viola V. on their 30th anniversary. He accepts responsibility for all debts and obligations and declares four Christian children and lifelong happiness as the result of their marriage. Tapscott says the ad was an impulsive gesture.

Dallas Dallas News Viola V L. H. Tapscott Tapscott

The Teacher

A poem honoring Mary Anderson who guides eager and slow students through a school year. The piece portrays her as a potter shaping young minds and leading them toward wider worlds of learning, with lasting memories of shared hours.

Mary Anderson

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C. H. Carpenter David Fort Worth M. D. Oliver Maggie Rhody Abilene D. C. Stewart Gainesville, Mo Christian Stewart Riley Tabor Sam Golden Wilson N. Jones Hospital Clelan Lance and Son Dee Lance Les Hicks T. M. Monroe Glen Jace Tommie Thompson Lora Hicks Warren Ross Bill Porter Ector Joe Ross S. P. Jackson C. H. Johnson Lydell McKinney Rome, Ga H. T. Maxberry Mt. Pleasant Blanchard Okla F. C. Williams J. T. Wrenn Savoy Nannie Tomland Robert Porter Ceilan Parsons Gordon Taylor Ronny Pamala Sue George Ball First Baptist Church Trenton Larry Offutt Truman Carpenter W. J. Schiller Shirley, Jean Barbara C. W. Carpenter Johnston Korn Kist Bacon Ocean Spray Springdale Borden’'S Oleo Grayson Pickford Coats & Clark's Hi-Way Grocery & Market T. L. Hodder Mrs. Hodder Betty Crocker Sunvale Bacon Bologna Farley & Hill Grocery & Market Jacquard Cole & Davis Co
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