Family Court Actions and Real Estate Transfers Detailed
The court sees multiple civil actions including divorces and property settlements such as Thelma Anderson and Billy Ray Anderson, Dorothy Bivins and James Bivins, and Rena White restoring her name to Rena Talley. Also listed are custody awards, defaults, and dismissals plus numerous real estate transfers including Bonham Harp, Honey Grove, and Lake Crockett Estates parcels to multiple buyers and heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Anderson
Billy Ray Anderson
Dorothy Burk
Richard Hark
J. B. Kinney
Frank Leslie
Henry Gardner
Hi-Yield Fertilizer Co
Dorothy T. Bivins
James P. Bivins
Rena White
Haskell D White
Rena Talley
B. W. Carlisle
C. QO. Carlisle
P. E. Bigger
Linda Bishop
Deryk Bishop
Norma Jean Franklin
Robert Neal Franklin
Mary Lee Bellows
Barbura Bellows
Moore
Leon Horse
Est
N. S
M. L. Fletcher
H. Smith
James Thomison
Glen F. Hodge
Allen Place
Bonham
Jay A. Smith
Marvin Thomas Brewer
Lot Bonham
Arnold Dale Oates, Jr
Don Hardy
Ray Joe Riley
Simpas Sur
Bonhamaymond Anderson
John T. Birdwell
Glendale Add
Robert E. Burtell
Edgar E. Nash
Hunter
Ter
Bonkers
Asgrey Alina Grace Mabry
Richard Jones
Redner
Ladonia
Grover Earl Chastain
Gladys Scates
Williams Add
Claud D. Landers
Glendale
Edward L. Tigue
Jack McCraw
Harry Golden in critical condition after gall bladder surgery
The 63 year old humorist and editor of the Carolina Israelite remained in critical condition under constant care of a personal physician after emergency gall bladder operation and respiratory difficulties following Tuesday night surgery at Delden County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Har Lotte
Harry Golden
Carolina Israelite
America
Black Eye Peas and Luck on New Year’s Day
The article outlines traditional methods for making black eye peas to bring luck in 1967. It covers using pork for flavor, opting for a black pot, soaking dried peas overnight or for 5 6 hours, and cooking with salt, garlic powder, onion, or dried red chili. It also provides a USDA recipe for black eye pea sausage combining peas, bread crumbs, egg, sage, and milk, rolled and fried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USDA
Almanac highlights from December 29, 1966
This almanac notes today as December 29, 1966 with Mars and Jupiter visible at dawn and Saturn at dusk. It recalls Andrew Johnson birth in 1808 and Texas statehood in 1845. FBI probe links Brinks robberies in Chicago and Paterson. Thornton Wilder quote closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Jupiter
United States
Andrew Johnson
Texas
Young Men's Christian Association
Boston
Adolf Hitler
London
FBI
Chicago
Paterson
N.J
Dangerous Dolls Pulled From Stores Across Seven States
United Press International reports that highly flammable Raggedy Ann type dolls imported from Poland are being withdrawn from stores after FDA and Public Health Service tests. Indiana lab says no more dangerous than others but warnings issued in six states and Indiana. About 1000000 dolls sold for around $1 each by A D Hutton. Fire officials say nitrocellulose face is highly flammable and could ignite with heat. Ohio fire marshal urges ban after tests show hair can ignite near 300 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Food and Drug Administration
Public Health Services’ Division of Accident Prevention
Poland
Indiana
Indianapolis
A.D. Hutton & Sons
New York
John T. O’hagan
Ohio
Toll roads report far fewer deaths over Christmas weekend
The International Bridge, Tunnel and Turnpike Association said 14 of more than 560 traffic fatalities nationwide occurred on toll roads during the Christmas weekend. The IBTTA figure was 40 below the United Press International tally of 600 highway deaths. Of 34 toll roads reporting to IBTTA, 29 reported no fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
International Bridge, Tunnel and Turnpike Association
United Press International
Association
New Year's Eve Prices Vary Across the Nation
A United Press International survey shows New Year's Eve celebrations will differ in price from city to city with some venues selling $100 packages selling out in Chicago and New York. Texan crowds shift to nearby states while Dallas clubs charge higher prices amid quarter final football events. Alcohol rules in Houston push crowds to fireworks as Charlotte adjusts to a dry holiday and Albuquerque reports slight price reductions. Local cabaret owners forecast higher costs for 1967 compared to 1966, though some will stay the same.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Chicago
New York
Sime States
Houston
Texas
Aspen
Colo
New Mexico
Nevada
Dallas
Warwick
Hrouston
Albuquerque
N.M
Also Mentioned on This Page
Courthouse News
District Court
A. M. Harrison
Delden Critical
Almanac
Ky United Press International
Thornton Wilder
W. T. May
6Th & N. Center
Mmi. Soc
Blondie
Ack
Maggie
Jiggs
MR. Jggs
Titus
Juiggs
Beetle Bailey
Snuffy Smith
Flatlands
Elvin EY
Zonie Belle
Loweezy
Tait
Les
Captain
DR. Bavar
MCKEE
Charlotte
N.C
Insurance
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