Social calendar notes for the First Methodist Church and area groups
The calendar lists meetings and events for the week including the Commission on Education session at the church parlor, 6 50 p m choir practice at the First Methodist Church, Union Flat HDC all day at the school house hosted by Mrs W E Rule and Mrs Frank West, Wesleyan Service Guild 7 30 p m in the church parlor, Larkspur Club all day with covered dish at Mrs Frank West home, South Childress HDC at 2 30 p m at Mrs W L Wilcoxson, Pilatea Sunday School Class social Friday 7 30 p m at Mrs E E White 911 G Nw, and Sunday choir practice at 4 p m for the First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Union Flat
HDC
W. E. Rule
Frank West
Wesleyan Service Guild
Larkspur Club
South Childress Hdc
W. L. Wilcoxson
Pilathea
E. E. White
G. Nw
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Updated
Teddy Poling admitted yesterday. Lena May dismissed yesterday. Mrs J J Barnett dismissed yesterday. Mrs H D Cawthon and baby discharged today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy Poling
Lena May
J. J. Barnett
H. D. Cawthon
Baby
Delbert Wayne Wilson Shower Hosts Named
The Index notes Meadams Audry Clifton and A T Petty with Ted V Mink Sr as hostesses at Delbert Wayne Wilson's shower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadams Audry Clifton
A. T. Petty
Ted V. Mink, Sr
Delbert Wayne Wilson
Barcentrate Diet Claim Prompts Texas Ad Hype
Mrs Gladys Sue Mangan of Crockett Texas reports starting Barcentrate weighing 17s and now 428 with a 43 pound loss. She claims better health and urges purchase from Texas druggists with grapefruit juice as directed and a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Sue Mangan
Crockett
Texas
Bebe
Weather Outlook and Local Visitors Share News
Partly cloudy and warm through Thursday with widely scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorms in Panhandle South Plains and Pecos Valley eastward. Sam Wrinkle and Pete Nivens of Estelline visited here Monday night as Mrs Haskell Bryant H E Lewis G L West Wayne Freeman and Harley Lewis attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas
Panhandle
South Plains
Pecos Valley
Sam Wrinkle
Pete Nivens
Estelline
Haskell Bryant
H. E. Lewis
G. L. West
Wayne Freeman
Harley Lewis
Funeral Services for Mrs Ellen May in Carey
Residents and families mention funeral services for Mrs Ellen May in Carey held yesterday afternoon. The item lists relatives and visitors including Lt Jack Temple and San Antonio in town to visit his parents, the Temples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen May
Carey
Fort Worth Markets Report Shows Mixed Livestock Trends
June market notes show steady to mixed prices across fowl eggs and beef cattle with hogs and sheep mostly softer. Cattle slaughter steers and yearlings near steady while cows weaken and bulls rise. calves and stockers vary with scarce high grade beef. Spring lambs weaken slightly but overall market activity remains cautious.
Burns cites rising investment and demand signals in economy
Burns argues that record spending on construction and plans for large plant investments plus a pickup in consumer buying bolster optimism. He notes inventories are shrinking, suggesting merchants will soon place orders with factories, signaling growth. Wheat straw outperforms synthetic conditioners in preventing erosion and runoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continuea
Burns
Cee Wee News Highlights Local Visits and Travels
Mrs. Donald Monson returns from Burnett to Plainview with her parents and children. Dallas Love attends a Henrietta farmers meeting. Roswell visitors join Mrs. R. H. Chewning, and a Abilene trip brings Denise Watts with the Rid dell family. Methodist conference attendees from Amarillo include E. R. Monson and James Terry Mizzle. John D. Mizzle returns from Virginia camp. Eva Blair visits C. M. Blair. The hornbill's bill is heavy in appearance but light in weight due to thin outer walls and a delicate internal fiber network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Riddell
Special Index
Donald Monson
Burnett
H. L. Chewning
Plainview
R. H. Chewning
Dallas Love
Henrietta
Glen Washer
Roswell
N. M
L. T. Bussey
Bussey
Sea Ss
A. Riddell
Yana
Abilene
Denise Watts
R. L. Sherman
Starksville
M. A. Farren
Amarillo
J. C. Riddell
Gayleen
Robert Saunders
Bill Mizzies
Barbara Ann
Midland
Barry Hutchings
J. ¢. Mizzles
Amaillo
E. R. Monson
James Terry
John D. Mizzle
Virginia
Eva Blair
C. M. Blair
Biblical Q&A: Samaria Mission and Jacob's Wives
Samaria received God's word prompt the apostles to send Philip to them. Leah was Jacob's first wife though Rachel was his loved wife. Jacob's first love is Rachel, per Genesis 29 18. He that is slow to anger is of great understanding per Proverbs 14 29.
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Samaria
Jacob
Rachel
Leah
Poached trout and pan fried trout tips from Roy Wall
Outdoor cook Roy Wall from Wichita offers trout cooking methods for pan frying and poaching. He advises not washing cleaned trout, using milk for coating, proper fat temperatures, and serving with lemon or parsley. Also includes a poached trout recipe with vinegar, vegetables, broth sauce and camp style sides.
Union Flat News Fun Visits Across Oklahoma Texas
Mr and Mrs H E McClure of Konawa Oklahoma spent several days with their daughter and family Mr and Mrs Fred West. Various relatives from Wichita Falls Lubbock Muleshoe Amarillo Fort Worth and Memphis visited or traveled through Union Flat area and Lena returned to Muleshoe for a visit with her sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Temple
San Antonio
S. E. Temple
Bill Tanner
L. H. Rigby
O. R. Culwell
Ray Culwell
Ira J. Foster
Olton
W. L. Hilton
Edgar
George Palmer
Wichita Falls
Leo Ehrle
Hazel Graham
Mike Ehrle
Newell Graham
Texas
Guy Jones
Ronny
McAllen
Jones
Kenneth Allerding
Martin Ray
Odessa
Oscar Stewart
Gene Adams
H. E. McClure
Konawa
Okla
Fred West
High Point
Jimmy Miller
Tommy
Linda Ann Williams
Wellington
A. V. Motes
Royce Tucker
Amarillo
Hart Kyl
Davis Muleshoe
Frank Cox
Muleshoe
C. M
Local Daughertys and Friends Visit in Harrell Chapel
Ed dy Gene and Freddie Joe Daugherty visit parents E R and family. Eddie Gene stationed at Scott Field Illinois and Freddie Joe at Shepperd Field Wichita Falls. Numerous kin from Pauls Valley Quanah Memphis Borger Odessa Lockney and other towns visit Harrell Chapel and nearby. Doyle Collins inducted into armed forces and stationed Fort Bliss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Gene Daugherty
Freddie Joe Daugherty
E. R. Daugherty
Eddie Gene
Scott Field
Ill
Freddie Joe
Shepperd Field
Wichita Falls
Troy
Ava Dell Phillips
Amarillo
John DB. Daugherty
Pauls Valley
Okla
G. J. Daugherty
R. N. Daugherty
Quanah
L. B. Madden
Memphis
Ernest Lee Kilgore
Kilgore
John McQueen
Lamesa
Sherry
Paul Griffin
Childress
Doyle Collins
Fort Bliss
Allen Ray Daugherty
Speedy Harris
Tasty Harp
W. H. Scroggins
Borger
Omer Hill
Jimmy
Orval Phillips
Jimmie Wilks
Odessa
Edd Wilks
Joy Phillips
Loyd Widner
Lockney
Janis Widener
Joy
A. L. Hall
Alaska
Ray Phillips
Cynthia Ann
J. C. Callahan
Shirley
California
Lois Gean
O. S. Callahan
Mack Richards
Bobby
Skeet Fowler
Notable Election Trends and Michigan Oil Discovery Mentioned
Roosevelt leads in GOP primary while Sam Yorty heads the Democratic senatorial race. Governor Knight and Richard Graves trade leads in the top state race. The article recalls the first significant oil pool near Port Huron circa 1886.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
GOP
Sam Yorty
Goodwin J. Knight
Richard B. Graves
Knight
Graves
Michigan
Port Huron
Warthog Uses Backward Burrow Strategy Against Pursuers
A warthog habitually enters its burrow in reverse, allowing it to lash out with tusks at any enemy that follows it. The behavior offers a practical defense by turning the passage into a weapon and obstacle for threats.
Temperature Extremes Report for 24 Hour Period
The maximum temperature reached 92 degrees by 3 30 p m yesterday and the minimum dipped to 65 degrees at 6 a m today. Temperatures follow with readings from the local station.
Cohn Defends Army McCarthy Probe as Smear Sparks Clash
Cohn called Symington's charge a vicious smear and said his on screen appearance could force Symington under oath in the Army McCarthy inquiry. He testified on espionage at Ft Monmouth as a dangerous situation, while denying the charges against him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symington
Daily Worker
Army-McCarthy
Cohn
Special Army
James D. St. Clair
MacCarthy
Ft. Monmouth
N. J
Farm Bill Faces House Floor Amid Dairy Surplus Fears
The committee moves the catch-all farm bill toward a House vote next week as critics doubt its passage. They cite a government stockpile of about 1 billion pounds of dairy products and possible veto hints from President Eisenhower. The bill also extends mandatory price supports at 90 percent of parity for basic crops for another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Department
Benson
Eisenhower
Big sale draws large crowd at Mrs Navé's shop
A crowded event at Mrs Nave's business drew shoppers who flocked to see items and take advantage of specials during a major sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Nave
Number of Women On Traffic Force Grows
Chicago reports a rising number of female traffic officers as the American Municipal Association notes, with the trend strongest in the South. Cities cited include New Orleans Charlotte and Richmond plus Seattle Evansville and Phoenix in other regions. Roles and titles vary by city, with some women acting as patrolmen and authorized to carry pistols.
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Chicago
American Municipal Association
South
New Orleans
Charlotte
N. C
Richmond
Seattle
Wash
Evansville
Ind
Phoenix
Ariz
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THE
Lavina Ross Fowler
St. John, the Baptist
Conrad Buff
Gaynor Maddox
Food and Markets
Roy Wall
Wichita
Kan
Union Flat News
A. V. Mote
Harrell Chapel News
J. W. Combs
Clifford Jester
Jimmie Bounds
Roosevelt
Hargrave Laundry
Ave. G
Andidate
Bill Leavy
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
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