Mrs. Cal Davis Buried Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs. Cal Pearl River Davis of the Eliott community were held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Elliott Baptist Church with Rev. James E. Schrratt officiating. Burial followed in Elliott Cemetery. She died December 28 at age 90. Survived by three daughters, four grandchildren, eight great grandchildren, one great great grandchild, one sister and two brothers.
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Cal
Pearl River
Elliott Cemetery
Heartfield Funeral Home
Morris Davis
Steve Barber
Roy Hicks Jr
Kyle Barber
David Hicks
A A. Middleton Jr
A. A Middleton II
Ber
Marion
Alabama
Robertson County
Davis
Elliott Baptist Church
A. A. Middleton
Luther Guynes
Waco
Helen Meeker
Houston
J. G. Fowler
Lockhart
Buck Stanley
Hearne
C. E Stanley
Conroe
Thursday Rites For Mrs. Lewis Jett Lewis of Hearne Dies
Mrs Jett Lewis born January 4 1906 in Oklahoma died December 28 at 65 11 24. Services were held December 30 at Heartfield Funeral Home Hearne with Rev James E Schratt officiating. Interment Norwood Cemetery Hearne. Survivors include husband Jett F Lewis of Hearne four sons four daughters sixteen grandchildren and one brother Emmitt Smith of Victor.
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Jett
Willie Elma) Lewis
Hearne
Heartfield Funeral Home
James E. Schratt
First Baptist Church
Lewis
Oklahoma
Man spent 15000 at psychiatrist to know himself
A Vista California reader notes a man spent $15,000 on therapy to discover his true self but decided he did not want to be friends with the result. The quip reflects on self knowledge versus social ties.
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Tom Fengler
The
Vista
Calif
A crossword style list of clues and answers
Across clues cover household chores conflicts films skills grime beginnings and more with numerous abbreviations and scientific terms. Down clues ask for positions formulas coatings desertions and measurements creating a dense puzzle likely from a classified page with hints like SEE ANSWER ON CLASSIFIED PAGE 6 and multiple language and unit references.
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Colon
Mexico
U.S
Understanding pyramid or multilevel marketing plans
The article defines a pyramid or multilevel marketing plan as a scheme where a company sells contracts to individuals who recruit others to invest. It warns that earnings rely on recruiting rather than selling, and highlights risks such as inflated promised profits, persuasive sales tactics, limited levels, and market saturation making recouping investments difficult. It cautions readers to assess product value, recruitment emphasis, and the ability to sustain earnings.
Saturation as End Result of Multilevel Programs
The note states saturation is the end result of any multilevel or pyramid program, implying a cumulative effect that completes a cycle of growth, outreach, and potential overreach as participants reach capacity and the structure expands beyond initial scope.
Train wreck near Hearne causes no injuries
Twenty five years ago a southbound Missouri Pacific passenger train derailed about seven miles north of Hearne after leaving the rails. All 85 passengers and crew escaped injury. The town saw local business changes including the closing of A P Food Store at Fourth and Magnolia and E W Steinkamp transferring to Austin. A new service station at 212 Market Street was nearing opening. Social notes mention Mrs Emmett Rohde returning from Houston for Christmas and visits by the Hudson family with relatives in Fort Worth and Lancaster. Cayce Moore’s weekly Democrat column is referenced.
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Missouri Pacific
Hearne
A&p Food
Fourth
Magnolia Streets
E. W. Steinkamp
Austin
Peno Perrone
Market Street
Emmett Rohde
Houston
C. N. Rohde
C. L. Hudson
Pat
Jane
Hudson
Taylor Deam
Deam
Fort Worth
C. T. Hudson
C. T. Jr
Lancaster
Cayce Moore
Democrats
Wiship Says Hope Mars Is Uninhabited Discovery Sought
The Florence Herald quotes Wiship urging scientists to find Mars uninhabited. He argues the country cannot afford to extend foreign aid further. Harold S. May references this stance.
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Mars
Harold S. May
The
Florence (Ala
Eisenhower as Democratic 1948 nominee debated by Moore
Moore argued General Eisenhower could win in 1948 if pursued by Democrats. He dismissed other candidates as unlikely and suggested Truman lacks color and radio appeal. The comment reflects stake in party strategy.
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Wilson Resal
Hearne Lumber CO
Qedar Street
Mrs. Lewis
Norwood Cemetery
A. C. Gordon
Ius
Fis
Jae
Crawford C. Martin
Texas
Advan
Tage
I. Oo
First State Bank
Hearne, Texas
Wiship
Gen. Eisenhower
Dems
Truman
Moore
Grandpa
Grandma
Shugart
Gulf States Utilities Company
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