Texas families share travels and visits in July
Mercury, Texas, notes Mr. and Mrs. John Tackett and daughter Georgena visiting the Bill Millers. The group toured Elm Grove peaches and Pagosa Springs with trips to nearby mountains. Several locals moved, hosted reunions, and a GM training graduate, Denny Wyckoff, earned top marks and will remain with relatives in Irving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Mendoza
Bill Miller
Good Samaritan
Brady
Larry Smith
Ronald Smith
Covington
Tenn
Millers
Graham Millers
Philip Smith
Graham Miller
Jamie
Jesse Gober
E. C. Harvey
Coggin Park
Brownwood
Gother
Mendel Pool
Coleman
Denzil Wyckoff
Christi
Roswell
N. M
L. C. Underwoods
Denny Wyckoff
Arlington
Butts Olds
Local Social Roundup From Arlington to San Angelo
Mrs D 8S Pumphrey balances work at Arlington this fall while neighbors visit from Menard Coleman and Abilene. Relatives and friends from Del Rio Temple and Sterling City gather, share meals, play games, and report rain and green country with few grasshoppers. Vicki Gamblin places at Zephyr Rodeo, and showers bless Placid Deep Creek Mercury and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Son Bratton
Elaine Moss
Elizabeth
Mickey Brosig
San Angelo
Doyle Cates
Menard
Jud Bratton
Richard Lock
Chester Penn
Buck Gentry
Locker
J. C. Penn
C. E. Kirby
Austin
Houston
Louisiana
Cap Massey
Clarence Rose
Pete McBee
del Rio
Wesley Sansom
Odell McBee
Jim McBee
Jim Gossett
Leland Banks
John Wayne
David
Treasdon Ham
Talpa
Steve
Larry Beasley
Abilene
Elgin
Junior Beasley
Ida Free
Veterans Hospital
Temple
Bernie McBee
Arlan McBee
San Antonio
Bill Miller
W. H. Matthews
Carrie Jones
Nellie Penn
Pumphrey
Jessie Farris
Marlin
Lenora Ruth Farris
Eli Mitchell
Blaine
Sterling City
Hilliard Ditmore
Big Spring
Adrian Farris
Ozona
Adrian
San Saba
H. W. Kruckemeyer
Temple Hospital
Margaret Jordan
Ed Squires
Rochelle
W. N. Kilmer
Brady
George Vick
A. FE. Jordan
Scott & White Hospital
Fike Posts Cotton Fears Amid Dry Weather
FIFE Texas July 29 The hot dry weather threatens cotton yields with expectations of a short crop if rain fails. Community notes include visits by Mr. and Mrs. Bray Hester Tedder and other local families plus travel updates and a CTTC director meeting in Goldthwaite. Baby born July 28 to Malcolm Underwood and spouse in Carlsbad New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fife
Texas
A. Bray
Ira Hester
W. W. Tedder
Aaron Warner
Abilene
S. J. Purcell
H. D. Roberts
Don Jackson
Nancy Turner
Brady
Alamogordo
N. Mex
W. B. Byrd
Steve
Mike
Louisiana
Ed Mitchell
Joe Matejek
C. C. Utsey
Oscar Jones
J. B. Horne
Mike Boatwright
Lagrange
Tom Hickman
Andrews
Cyril Farmer
L. M. Farmer
O. C. Otte
Question on reporting address changes to Social Security
A reader asks when to notify about an address change for monthly benefit checks. The advised reply is to notify as early as possible, preferably before the 10th of the month, so checks go to the new address on time. The column continues with guidance when notice comes after mid month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd B. Ellington
Social Security Administration
W. Harris
San Angelo
Social Security
Underworld Language Uses Squares and Slang
In San Antonio the article notes the criminal underworld speaks its own language, calling outsiders “squares.” Terms like cop and fuzz enter general talk, but in the underworld they fade to heat and The Man. The piece mentions police informers as part of the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Treasury seeks mailing of updated address for reissued check
The Treasury Department requests time to locate the beneficiary, readdress the check, and mail it to the new address. This notice emphasizes ensuring delivery of funds and outlines steps to update contact details for accurate mailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Underworld Slang Exposed In Police Lexicon
The article lists criminal jargon used by criminals and officials, explaining terms like stool pigeon snitch broad chick heat heat it goes down and copped a fall. It notes how undercover agents buy and walk off and how drugs are labeled weathergrass mary jane white stuff and other slang survives in law enforcement dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underworld
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Hendy Enterprise
McCulloch County Star
Heart
Texas News
Postag
Matt Metter
Congress
Texan
L. B. Smith
C. D. Reed
Bob Wilson
Ress Association
Mercury News
Mrs. D
Parhion Fabrics
Texas Cafe
Bridge Street
Fike
Mrs. O. C. Utley
Walt Disney
Dler
DRS
Optometrists
Citizens Nat'l Bank
Milton
P. O. Box
Charley Matthews
San Saba, Texas
BULLS
Office Supply Department
S. Bridge and
E. First Sts
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