Local residents visit relatives across states this summer
Mrs. Charlie Collard travels in Irving to visit son Cecil and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Carley visit their daughter Mrs. Ray Eddings in La Habra California with son Charles Carley for about two weeks. Mrs. Jess Edwards goes to Lubbock to spend summer with daughter J D Sanders family. Mrs. J W Hatley in Raton New Mexico with daughter Mrs se Gasperetti and family. Claudia Bigham of Dallas returns home after visiting aunt Mrs Hazel Compton. Elwyn Raiden and three children move to Springfield Virginia after visiting aunt Hazel Compton. Three children go to Springfield Virginia to live. He becomes cashier of the House of Representatives in Washington DC. Joe Richardson of Dallas visits Mrs. W M Colby. Mrs. Bill Carol ton of Snyder guests of sister Mrs Pete Martin. Mrs. Joe Goss in a Paris hospital for treatment. Lloyd Frailicks and children Martha and Melvin visit Sherman on business.
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Charlie Collard
Irving
Cecil Collard
Mrs. Collard
Jess Carley
Ray Eddings
Mr. Eddings
Charies Carley
la Habra
Calif
Jess Edwards
Lubbock
J. D. Sanders
Mr. Sanders
J. W. Hatley
Raton
N.M
Se Gasperetti
Claudia Bigham
Dallas
Vis
Hazel Compton
Elwyn Raiden
Springfield
House of Representatives
Washington, D. C
Joe Richardson
W. M. Colby
Bill Carolton
Snyder
Pete Martin
Joe Goss
Paris
Gospel claim on baptism method in the New Testament
A religious note argues that the Bible contains no instances of baptism by sprinkling and asserts that sprinkling as a baptism method has no basis in the New Testament. The author invites readers to search the New Testament for any sprinkling references.
Weekend Visitors and Local Visits Highlight Area Socials
A long list of guests and travelers includes Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Rush of San Diego with granddaughter Pat Rush of Lubbock visiting the Browns in Fort Worth. Other relations travel to Dallas, Irving, Grand Prairie, and Camp Hood for weddings, family visits, and military gatherings, with numerous siblings, nieces, and nephews noted across several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Rush
San Diego
Calif
Pat Rush
Lubbock
Tom Brown
Fred Brown
Brown
42 Club Dinner Meeting At Jennings Home
Ector June 24. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jennings hosted the 42 Club dinner meeting Ernest Nash reported the high score. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Way man Stokes of Bonham and several couples, with members such as Mr. and Mrs. Collie Hodges and Mr. and Mrs. John W. Smith in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ECTOR
Spl
Frank Jennings
Ernest Nash
Collie Hodges
K. L. Malone
John W. Smith
E. W. Rogs
A. Jennings
Gainesville Couple Feted With Party
In Ely on June 24 Mr. and Mrs. Mack Holloway were named honorees for a gift tea at the Ely Community Center. Hostesses included Mrs. David Beazley and Mrs. Linus Clark among others. about 100 guests were served punch by Mrs. Dewitt Lee Jr. as gifts were displayed by Miss Barbara Mead and Miss Johnnie Harvey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Mack Holloway
Ely Community Center
Holloway
Tommie Sue Beazley
Gainesville
David Beazley
Linus Clark
Elbert Bennett
C. E. O'Neal
Chat Beazley
Frank Smith
Dewitt Lee Jr
C. A. Massey
Barbara Mead
Johnnie Harvey
Dewitt Lee, Jr
Twin Birth Announcements From Sherman and Leonard Areas
Charles Reed BOY born June 22 at 9 p.m. in Community Hospital Sherman to Grady Thomas and wife Bonham weighing 6 pounds 8 ounces. Grandparents Mr. and Mrs O W Woodson Gober and Mrs Minnie Thomas Monticello Ark. James Hammond BOY born June 23 at 5 p.m. in Allen Memorial Hospital Leonard to Mr. and Mrs Lee Jackson weighing 8 pounds 8 ounces. Grandmother Mrs Opal Hammond Leonard and Buford Jackson of Fort Worth as paternal grandfather.
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Charles Reed
Grady Thomas
Bonham
Sherman
O. W. Woodson
Gober
Minnie Thomas
Monticello
Ark
James Hammond
Lee Jackson
Leonard
Allen Memorial Hospital
Opal Hammond
Buford Jackson
Fort Worth
Wrong Dress Git Taken Out of Junior Hi Commencement
Charon Elizabeth Bell a 15 year old was removed from a junior high graduation in Montebello California after her dress was deemed non conforming. Principal Keith Wood said the gown was wet and lace not allowed and the bolero jacket and color did not meet regulations. He added parents were told the proper attire beforehand and noted the girl often shows non conformist tendencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montebello
Calif
Charon
Elizabeth Bell
Wag
Eastmont Junior High School
Keith Wood
Wod
Sharon
Wood
San Antonio Hostesses Honor Hammett Family At Luncheon
Mrs. Tommy Parnes of 900 East 11th street hosted a luncheon honoring her daughter Mrs. Maurice Hammett and son Ronnie of San Antonio. Attendees included daughters Mrs. Frank Tucker and Mrs. Jack Blanks of Fort Worth with their children Darrell Tucker Shirley and Jackie Blanks, along with Mrs. Ed Dodd Mrs. Alice Sparkman the Rev. Jack McNabb and Mr. Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Blanks
Frank Tucker
Fort Worth
Maurice Hammett
Ronnie
San Antonio
Tommy Parnes
East 11Th Street
Darrell Tucker
Shirley
Jackie Blanks
Ed Dodd
Alice Sparkman
Jack McNabb
Barnes
Legion Auxiliary Names Chairman
Mrs. W. B. Rieves was named chairman of the nominating committee for the American Legion auxiliary at a meeting in the home of Mrs. Harry Thompson. Also named were Mrs. A. S. McFarland and Mrs. Henry Dickson. The group voted $5 to the park fund and heard a program on The Flag led by Mrs. C. D. Henderson with help from Mrs. James Gant and Mrs. John Dickson. Hostesses served punch and cookies to about 20 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honey Grove
W. B. Rieves
American Legionuxiliary
Harry Thompson
A. S. McFarland
Henry Dickson
Clara Davis
Park Fund
C. D. Henderson
Congress Asked to Extend Debt Ceiling for One Year
Secretary of the Treasury George M. Humphrey urged Congress to extend the temporary 281 billion debt ceiling for a year. He told the House Ways and Means committee the government should stay within the limit but warned it would be a tight squeeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Congress
House
Ways and Means
Humphrey
Nautical and Office Supplies Advertised In Full Service List
A broad catalogue lists office papers portable typewriters inks carbon paper stamp pads calendar pads bases ring and post binders desk accessories fasteners clip boards tags labels tapes and other supplies. Party goods napkins table covers tallies place cards candies crepe paper playing cards score pads wedding and guest books are included.
Growing Unrest Reported in Red China by Radio
Tokyo reports Red China confirming unrest with 53 anti-Communists executed or imprisoned. Heiping radio aired twice about mass arrests in Shantung Anhwei and Kiangsu, noting six ring members executed and 24 given life terms by a people's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Red China
Heiping Radio
Shantung
Anhwei
Kiangsu
People's Court
Former Galveston Police Chief Convicted of Tax Evasion
Former Galveston Police Chief Fred M. Ford was found guilty by a federal jury on three counts of income tax evasion. The verdict came after about three hours of deliberation. Sentencing was scheduled for Tuesday at 2 p.m. before Judge Ben H. Rice Jr. The conviction relates to evading more than $8,000 in taxes for 1945 1946 and 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Galveston
Fred M. Ford
Ford
Ben H. Rice Jr
Young Sisters Run Open Air Stand Amid Zoning Dispute
Betty Lou Sheppard and Beverly Sue Sheppard, ages 15 and 13, reopened a soft drink stand 100 feet from its previous site after city officials closed it for lacking a proper business zone. They note the closure cited Lots 3 and 8 on their parents three acre tract, and plan a new order naming Lot 4. Construction workers across the street sign a petition to support the stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Betty Lou
Beverly Sue
Betty Lou Sheppard
City orders stand closed after milk buyers quit supplier
The commission demands a temporary permit for the stand as the chief buyers of pop milk and cigarettes. The city building inspector said it was just doing its job. Two days after the closure, the girls stopped buying milk from one dairy and began buying from another.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe
Family travelers return from visit to Pagosa Springs
Mrs. Ferris Breedlove and daughters Marilyn Marco and Beverly have returned to Pagosa Springs Colorado after a months visit with her parents Mr and Mrs W H Giller. Mr and Mrs W H Porter are in Houma Louisiana visiting in the home of their son Joe Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Svoboda
Sherry and
Kerry
Houma, la
Frank Svoboda
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