Widely Visiting Socials Across Oklahoma and Texas
Special index lists many visits by families and relatives across Cheyenne Wyoming Gage and Snyder Oklahoma Canadian and Amarillo Texas Fort Worth and Childress with hosts the Stovalls Dobbs Jinkins Perr y and others. Community members shared time at church events and family gatherings while Funeral services for a relative drew attendees in Snyder.
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Special Index
FL. Melton
J .E
Roger
Cheyene
Wyc
Harold Dobbs
W. E. Stovall
Marine Stovall
Lovee Fturijge
Becky
Cora Hammack
Dile Driver
James
J. W. Jinkins
Fort Worth
Church of Christ
Herman Westsper
Gage
Okla
L. H. Perry
George Payne
Snyder
James Driver
Canadian
Loyce Ethndge
Billy Williams
David West
Dallas
Childress
Greer Weightman
Sandra
Amarillo
Othell Werner
Johnnie Owens
Albert Storm
W. P. Fowler
Woodrow Williamson
Arthur Fielder
Larado
Tom Fielder
Johnny
John Patterson
Leonard Myers
Charlie Motsenbocker
Loco
A L. Myers
How To Deal With Mental Problems booklet offer
Public service notice promotes a booklet titled How To Deal With Mental Problems. It encourages sympathetic support for people with mental or emotional issues and directs readers to request the booklet from Better Mental Health Box 2500 New York NY, published with The Advertising Council.
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Better Mental Health
New York, N. Y
The
Advertising Council
Raising Children On Raising Children
In 30000 homes across the nation children suffer juvenile rheumatoid arthritis a chronic illness that disrupts lives. The Morrow family Rochester New York shares a four point program facing facts treating the ill child like other siblings ensuring medical care and inviting outsiders to see the child as normal. The aim is to help Eileen Morros grow up without becoming a pampered invalid while keeping the family functioning.
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United Press International
New York
UPI
Stanley Morrow
Rochester
N.Y
Eileen Morros
Morrows
Eileen
Morrow
National Foundation
Arthritis
Strong Memorial Hospital
Arthritis Study Center
Traveling With Huh Chung as Korea’s caretaker president
Huh Chung has much in common with Eisenhower. A man of integrity who delegates, he is regarded as a leader, not a driver. Since succeeding Syngman Rhee he cleans the government, furthers anti Communist policy, and pledges stronger U S ties. This is his second act as chief executive after 1952 acting premier. He once was fired as Seoul mayor for remarks in Philadelphia about policy. He prefers outdoor life, reads broadly, spent years in New York, and founded the Korean Residents Association there. His daughter studies at Galliet Theological Institute in Evanston, Illinois, and his son, 28, works as a Seoul bank clerk.
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Syngman Rhee
United States
Seoul
Rhee
Philadelphia
New York
Final Rites Held Saturday Morning
Final rites for Mrs. Laura Vel ed were held at 10 a.m. Saturday in Newbery Chapel by Rev. Ira L. Parrack, pastor emeritus of First Baptist Church. Mrs. Esslinger died at 3:15 a.m. Friday in Morgan Rest Home after an illness of several days. interment in Childress Cemetery directed by Newberry Funeral Home.
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Laura Veled
Newberry Chapel
Ira L. Parrack
First Baptist Church
Esslinger
Morgan Rest Home
Childress Cemetery
Newberry Funeral Home
Eileen and Morrows in a Familiar Hospital World
The passage shows Eileen living among people who know the Morrows well, with two-way familiarity that prevents her from gaining special favors. Other children recognize that her hospital world is not distant but closely tied to their own community.
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Glasgow
Eileen
Sermon Outline: Preaching Christ to All People
A two part sermon outline by Brother Guy Shields on Acts 8 5 14 17 emphasizes that God saves through preaching Christ. It asserts every revival needs a preacher and that Christ must be central, with Spirit moved healings and deliverance as outcomes of sincere gospel proclamation.
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Guy
Philip
Christ
Public Records Roundup Shows Permits None Issued
Public records report no building permits issued between June 10 and June 17. City Court fined three people $15 each for drunkenness and one person $1 for an illegal U turn. Fire Department answered two calls including a pump fire at Finn Slaton Cross Roads Station and a grass fire on 1600 Avenue F Northwest. Marriage licenses issued to Alfred Gallagher and Sherri Thonton and to Frank Hernandez and Anita Martinez. Several divorce cases listed with transfers between parties. A House of Prayer notice invites services at 405 South Main Street with Rev. Guy Shields preaching tonight.
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Finn Slaton Cross Roads
1600 Avenue F
Alfred Don Gallagher
Sherri Sue Thonton
Frank Hernandez
Juanita Martinez
House of Prayer
405 South Main Street
Guy Shields
Pearl Robinson
Okinawa Prepares For Ike Visit Amid Protests
Okinawa officials anticipate a 2 hour visit by President Eisenhower with an 11 mile motor route from Kadena Air Base to Naha drawing up to 100000 spectators. A revansist council seeks a return to Japanese rule while leftist groups file petitions and authorities brace for demonstrations. Commemorative stamp and fireworks show planned with displays including Welcome Ike and Stars and Stripes over Fujiyama.
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Naha
Okinawa
UPI
Eisenhower
Kadena Air Force Base
Kadena
Formosa
South Korea
Seisaku Ota
Reverson
Ota
Ryukyu
Niagara Falls
Fujiyama
Japan
Mountain
Improvement Of Mufflers Next on Cars
American Motors Corp. plans ceramic coated mufflers as standard on 1961 models to prove cars need not deteriorate after three years or 70,000 miles. Engineers target muffler deterioration, noting current life averages have fallen, with 1961 Rambler potentially lasting up to nine years at 10,000 miles yearly.
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Detroit
UPI
American Motors Corp
American Motors
One Oil Company
Ford
E. W. Bernitt
Community Visitors Report From Clovis to Kansas City
Mrs. Tom Goff and Mrs. V. M. Gambel hosted guests in Clovis New Mexico and nearby towns while the Johnsons and Hulsey families visited in Pampa. A mix of relatives and friends from Childress Estelline Dallas Miami and Kansas City travelled to homes of Goff Fox Skinner Woods and Stinnett families for gatherings and business.
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Tom Goff
V. M Gambel
LaRue
Clovis
Nice
California
A. Johnson
Pampa
Olin Hulsey
Joe Davis
Childress
J. ©. Tate
Estelline
A. A. Bryant
J. D. Hudsow
Vernon Crain
Quansh
Jim Mae Skinner
Delwin
Bill Skinner
W. C. Skinners
Frank Zodrow
Kansas City
A T. Fox
A. Stinnett
Glen Stinnett
Dama _ Ritchardson
Lotella Voyles
Johnny Turner
Miami
Gus Woods
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Huh Chung
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God
Jesus
Public Records
T. J. Casey
Mercury
James W. Evans
Hedley
F.C. Keplinger
C.L. Johnson Insurance
C.H. Hickerson
Cadillac
M.ngage
Joe Morgan
Arreil Cummings
Newman Reeves
J. W. Chambers
W.D. Jones
Odessa Newman
Huffstutter
Ehrle
Harry J. Thaten
E. M Corporation
Harry W. Thaten
Michie J. Thaten
Clark E. Jones
Carl Slagle
Jemerald Corporation
Emerald Well King
Lonnie Garrison
Mabel Ruth Phipps
Della J. Jones
Hugh L. Hix
D.L. Seal
Ike
Eugene Statham
Max Miller
Richard Bird
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Elliott Drug
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