Pigskin Club to Meet at High School Monday Night
The Pigskin Club plans a 7:30 pm Monday gathering at the High School with a business session followed by a Denison-John Tyler football game film. All members and football players urged to attend.
27 Sep 1962
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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1962
Page
1
The Pigskin Club plans a 7:30 pm Monday gathering at the High School with a business session followed by a Denison-John Tyler football game film. All members and football players urged to attend.
Local dealerships Edwards Chevrolet Co and Whitewright Motor Sales showcase 1963 Chevrolets and Fords with noted improvements and styling changes. Also highlights Lone Star Farmer degree recipients Sammy Montgomery Leon Scott and Gene Shaw, a hot-check gimmick in Bonham, and yacht Weatherly retaining the American Cup.
Boswell asks Dr Johnson whether a good cook matters more to a community than a good poet. Johnson replies that almost every dog in town agrees cooks are essential.
National Dog Week highlights Texas canine residents with 1 043 400 dogs and 903 000 dog owning families spending about 8 669 000 annually on care. Vet services and pet products fuel a growing industry as Americans seek professional care and specialized equipment for pets and even transport options for dogs aboard luxury liners.
Texas homemakers learn October supplies are ample for many foods. Apples, broiler fryers and cheese head AMS list of plentiful items with extra large stocks. Frozen orange juice, cranberries, pears, grapes, potatoes, turkeys and rice also plentiful aiding economical fall menus.
A humorous portrait of a troublesome dog described as wild and reckless but beloved. The poem details ragged traits like knock knees and fleas, dogged behavior such as tearing slippers and beds, chasing cats, and playing rough, ending with affectionate devotion to the animal.
Uncle Dan recounts a country store anecdote about a local preacher visiting and joking about his heavy workload. The parson complains his time is split between prayer, committee meetings, fundraising, and caring for parish needs such as toe nails and garbage can colors. He jokes about preferring salesmanship to theology and imagines a vacation to Africa to compare workloads.
The bill advances 1964 wheat policy with a two price system and certificates, replacing a fixed 55 million acre minimum with flexible allotments. It also begins converting diverted cropland to recreation, liberalizes FHA loans, and expands surplus food disposal for foreign aid and school meals.
The piece defines tolerance as enduring discomfort and mocks fashion trends as absurd. It critiques a lazy spender who parks for 50 cents while eats a 25 cent meal, illustrating social stereotypes and vanity.
Sherman district office manager Gus Jones warns several disabled residents lost months of potential benefits by delaying contact. Benefits retroactive up to 12 months before application. eligibility requires inability to perform substantial work and five of ten years in covered employment. Office at 300 East Houston Sherman Texas. Inquiries welcome by mail phone or in person.
Funeral services set for Dave M Taylor 85 of Pilot Grove Sherman area postponed after heart attack death Wednesday in a Sherman hospital. Burial at Pilot Grove Cemetery with pallbearers Bill Brown Albert Burks Clint Hopper Arlie St John H D Lewis and H V Whitehead. Survived by six sons two daughters and extensive grandchildren.
Senate and House conferees reach a tax measure with a one billion dollar investment tax credit for machinery and equipment. Withholding taxes on dividends and interest were dropped, producing an estimated net revenue loss of 545 million dollars annually, or about 1.3 billion for the current year due to retroactive reductions. Kennedy is expected to back the bill if both chambers approve the committee plan.
A county wide meeting to plan Grayson County Junior College is set for October 18 in Denison. W E Winter announces the session following approval by the Sherman Chamber of Commerce and Grayson County Development Council. B W Musgraves will outline the establishment procedure. Local schools and chambers will be invited.
Texas has the nation's highest share of working mothers with young children and requires more than 300000 in federal funds next year to establish and support day care nurseries. About 35176 Texas women work without a husband, with over 17590 children under six. Austria remains a large oil producer, producing over 2.4 million metric tons in 1960.
Grayson County Commissioners Court reversed a prior stance and decided to buy 84 metal voting stalls for all county precincts, citing a possible mandamus suit. Estimated cost about 5600 dollars, bids to be opened Oct 11 with delivery to meet the November election.
Ford and GM move to 24 month 24 000 mile warranties on all 1963 Lincoln Continentals and future cars and trucks. GM doubles 12 month 12 000 mile guarantee for new vehicles. American Motors and Studebaker likely follow with two year coverage. Warranties cover defective materials or workmanship and are free of charge for replaced parts, excluding tires tubes and routine maintenance.
The Defense Department will enroll Cuban refugee volunteers into Spanish speaking units for basic and advanced training for service in the U S Army and Navy. Fluency in English will no longer be required. volunteers must meet standard physical and mental requirements and may join regular units after training.
Prof. L. W. Simerl of the University of Illinois told the American Meat Institute at the Palmer House that beef pork and lamb are expected to sell at higher prices in 1963. He noted more livestock will reach markets except for lamb to meet growing demand.
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