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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1962
Page
5
Local residents visit relatives and friends across Honey Grove Celeste Dallas Sherman Hobbs Lubbock Vernon and Clinton. Social events include a Baptist W M A Royal Service program with Rex Ray Circle leading and Mrs W L Hatfield giving the opening prayer.
Mrs Ralph R Judd hosted a party at her home September 23 to honor her daughter Virginia Sue for her fifth birthday. Guests included Debbie Bush Brenda Thornhill Cindy Streun Cathy Dunlap Gary Wortham Bruce Bodine Monty Faison Terry Pettit Tony and Kay Geers. Twelve club members attended and prayers were led by Mrs Paul Stephens.
Mrs Lucille Sinor of Whitewright and Mr Tony Ingram of Leonard were married September 12 in Leonard with Rev James Swedenburg officiating. They were attended by Mr and Mrs Homer Withrow and now reside in Leonard after visiting Oklahoma City and other places. Mrs Ingram works at T W Ayres Son dry goods store.
The Chief Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a bi monthly meeting with Miss Sammye Caldwell as hostess. Mrs. Jack Meador presided over a short business session and Mrs. Arba Orenduff presented a talk titled Painting The Person. Seven members attended and refreshments followed. The group will meet next at the home of Mrs. Houston Darwin on Oct. 8.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service met September 24 at First Methodist Church with 11 members. Mrs. James Bryant opened with a prayer and led the second session of the study On Asia's Rim. Assistants included Mrs. Streun, Mrs. Grover Hardcastle and Mrs. Roby Childress. Next meeting October 1.
The Fidelis Class of the Baptist Sunday School met at the church last Thursday night and installed officers for the coming year. Mrs. Dale Gore served as installing officer using the Precious Jewel theme. Officers named include Mrs. C. J. Meador as teacher.
Miss May Badgett presided as devotional leader during the business session attended by twenty members. A covered dish dinner followed, with Alton McDowell's group in charge, and the meeting closed with prayer by Mrs. Paul Stephens.
Cuban refugees entering the United States in large numbers push federal costs above 70 million dollars this year. Florida and Miami also spend millions to shelter and care for arrivals as the refugee total passes 220000 with weekly entries up to 1500. The aid is directed through a federal act to feed shelter relocate and educate children.
An ancient structure known as the Pyra of the Sun was erected in Mexico, taking 20 years and about 10,000 laborers to complete. The monument rises as high as a 20 story building and marks a significant archaeological feat.
FDA has not decided if Enovid causes thrombophlebitis and is evaluating all data. The agency disagrees with an international medical conference resolution stating no causal link, while reviewing evidence to determine Enovid's role in blood clotting.
A FDA medical bureau representative attended the Chicago conference as an observer and did not participate in the resolution. The AMA provided lodging but took no active part. On Aug 9 the AMA concluded there is no evidence that oral contraceptives cause blood clots.
Dr. Robert S. Harris of MIT argues parsley tops the US in nutrition per pound while poorer Mexican Otomi rely on malva a weed easy to cook. He notes malva supplies high calcium iron vitamin A and ascobic acid helping reveal diet disparities between rich and poor communities.
A collection of humorous reader quotes from various small newspapers critiquing marriage roles. Lines reference housewives unemployment, mother-in-law issues, shared finances, dress, and the dynamic of decision making in marriage. Notable names appear from Indiana, Minnesota, New York, and other locales.
Cleaning tip suggests placing a clean white blotter over the grease spot and applying a warm iron for several minutes. The heat melts the oil so the blotter can absorb the grease from wallpaper.
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