PTA Session Focuses on Venezuela's Economy
A PTA meeting centers on Venezuela’s economy with discussion led by figures including Pitcock and Mickey Simmons. The session outlines topics for students and parents and lists participants such as five girls and Frederick Fowler in a defense context.
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Venezuela
Vwi
Nay Pitcock
Okey
Ram
PTA
Mickey Simmons
Tme
Frederick Fowler
Sam’s
Mexican Pilots Killed In Crash
A brief report notes the death of Mexican pilots in a crash. Details are sparse and the incident is under investigation with authorities tracing causes and consequences.
Mrs Delia Robinson Visits Relatives in Texas
Mrs Delia Robinson of Amarillo and Miss Faye Ward of Corpus Christi visit their sister and aunt Mrs Tennie Bales of Ivanhoe after visiting another sister and aunt Mrs Sassie Moore of Murphy North Carolina.
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Delia Robinson
Amarillo
Faye Ward
Corpus Christi
Tennie Bales
Ivanhoe
Sassie Moore
Murphy, N. c
Ladies Auxiliary To BRT Holds Regular Meeting
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen met at Mrs. Kenneth Turner’s home 417 West 7th St on Wednesday evening January. Officers for the new year were installed and refreshments served to Mesdames B. E. Hayes D. Cortner A. Bailey Don Mitchell J. E. Wakefield Glenn Hallmark Ed Rodgers Walter Kelly and the hostess.
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Brotherhood of Railroad
Kenneth Turner
West 7Th St
BE. E. Hayes
Cortner
A. Bailey
Don Mitcell
J. E. Wakefield
Glenn Hallmark
Ed Rodgers
Walter Kelly
Texan Sergeant Walks Free After Arm Healed
John W Palmer of Flat Texas was treated in a North Africa hospital for a broken arm. He proposed joining his fellow soldiers of the 36th division once X rays showed healing. The staff allowed his discharge after the arm proved sound, revealing Palmer’s clever ruse to the War Department.
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John W Palmer
Tex
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Camna
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Palmer
Review of A Tree Grew in Brooklyn by Betty Smith
Mrs. Herbert Emery of Dallas reviewed the novel at a First Christian Church event in the basement, part of a trio sponsored by the church Women’s Council. The tale follows the Nolan family in Williams burg Brooklyn 1900 to 1918, detailing Johnnie, Katie, Francie, Nealy, and Sissie with humor and pathos, leaving listeners eager to read more.
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Herbert Emery
Dallas
Brooklyn
Betty Smith
First Christian Church
Women’s Council
Williamsburg
N. Y
Nolan
Johnnie Nolan
Katie Nolan
Francie Nolan
Nealy
Sissie
Katie
Grover C. Jordan Funeral Rites Not Completed
Grover C Jordan 51 longtime Texas and Pacific railroad employee died at home 121 West Second Street at 45 pm Thursday His death was sudden He was a conductor for the Texan and Pacific born in Paris son of the late Mr and Mrs C Thor can Survivors include his wife and a brother
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Grover C Jordan
The
Texas and Pacific Reilroad
West Second Street
Jordan Wa
Texan
Pacific
Paris
C. Thor
Down But Not Out SRUs Fix Her Fast
Funeral services scheduled at Wise Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Bert B Hall officiating for three sisters Mrs Myrtle Murphy Mrs Matt Williams and Mrs Min Smith. Burial set in Willow Wild Cemetery.
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Wise Funeral Home
Bert B Hall
Willow Wild
FolkBube Methodist Church Sunday Service Schedule
Morning service and Sunday school at Folkube Methodist Church begin at 10 00 am with worship led by Pastor Robert plus morning program for all ages encouraging attendance and fellowship on the upcoming Sunday.
Stein announces birth of fourth son Jon Phillip
Lt and Mrs Joe EL Stein announce the arrival of Jon Phillip born January 3 at Allen Memorial Hospital. Lt Stein serves as tactical officer at Jones Field. Full sentences appear garbled. the readable fact is the birth announcement.
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Joe EL Stein
Agnew
Jon Phillip
Allen Memorial Hospital
Stein
Jones Field
Mallory Faces Danger on Mexican Journey in Suspense Tale
Mallory, a young singing star managed by Ted Patrick, travels toward Mexico City after witnessing a roadside murder. A black sedan and a mysterious man named Richard Blythe haunt her as she navigates deserts, towns, and a tense hotel stay seeking help while fearing the truth and her safety.
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L.e.ory Baiker
Gas
Wd Patrick
Mexico
Mallory
Richard Blythe
Malhory
Monterrey
Mal
Meren
Tad
Tum
Sedal
Sierra Madres
Tottan
Morterrey
Haynes
Landec
Astii
Aslan Ab
Pepe
Peetery
Cain
Dla
Hank
Ted Patrick
Dinnett
Matory
Maltoy
Ted
Nazarene Church Seeks Attendance at Bonham Services
Edwards in charge preachers each Saturday night at 7 30 Rev Hershel Adamson leads the Nazarene Church service at the corner of South and Morgan Street South Bonham A New Testament given to each new member Special invitation extended to service men Pastor T W Cummins invites all to worship and Sunday school aimed at growth
Church Service Schedule Still Draws Good Attendance
Church of Christ notices report Wednesday night worship at 7 30 and Sunday service at 10 55 with strong attendance despite sickness and rationing. Ministers Austin Siburt and Harvey Glass outline sermons on My Father's Business and The Peacemakers. Sunday School times vary with Thad Finley and Sisterson leading youth programs.
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Fred Johnson
God
Matt
Harvey Glass
Thad Finley
Sisterson
Death of W L Sifford at 85 in Bonham area
W L Sifford 85 a longtime Fannin county resident died after a short illness at Allen Memorial hospital Thursday He was born July 20 1858 in Charlotte NC and moved to Fannin county at age 20 Survivors include son Dee and two daughters Mrs L G Garrison and Mrs Hal Hie Drewer along with two brothers and a sister Funeral services are set for Monday at Wise Funeral Home with burial in Grove Hill cemetery
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W. L Sifford
Fennin County
Allen Memorial Hospital
Mr. Sitch
C Wilotte
Fannin County
Bonham
L. G Garrison
Dee Sifford
Hal Hie Drewer
Huntington Park
Cal
Lari. Sifford
Tulsa
Okla
Lee Sifford
Wyoming
Anne Ox
Hitler And High Command Face New Clash In Asia Crisis
Military observers said the German high command resisted Hitler’s order to hold every position, fearing a fresh disaster in South Asia as a new crash in Nazi leadership emerged. Public appeals urged bond purchases amid the struggle for control.
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South Aussia
Adolf Hitler
Nasie Com
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