Shower Honors Miss Glover in Calvert Tea Event
Miss Florence Glover bride elect of Peter Coffee Gibson Jr. was honored at a tea and shower Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Virginia Greenwool. Hostesses were members of the Woman's Society of Christian Service. Guests were greeted by Mrs.
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J. O. Hucks
Calvert
Florence Glover
Peter Coffee Gibson Jr
Ai Tea
Virginia Greenwool
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Baptist Church
Gip Howard
Ralph Merryman
Kelly Simons
Blassen
Kathleen Gibson
Mary Beckham
The
Baptist Church
Ruth Mears
Presbyterian Church
John Fagan
Conway Anderson
Lucille Burnett
Greenwood Wedding Receives Guests And Gifts
In the receiving line Mrs. Gib Terry president of W. S. C. S. hosted the bride and her mother Mrs. Jack Glover as well as Mrs. Elizabeth Gibeon mother of the groom. Misses Patricia Dick and Mary Foyle Woodall oversaw the bride’s book while guests admired silver china crystal and linen gifts.
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Greenwood
Gib Terry
Jack Glover
Elizabeth Gibeon
Patricia Dick
Mary Foyle Woodall
Joe Wilson
Carol Ann Greenwood
Bernadette Hesse
Loma Judkins
Calvert
Max T. Drury
Austin
Vanner Smith
Bryan
Calvert Woman's Club Meets for Business and Safety
The Calvert Woman's Club met January 19 at Mrs. Wilford Brown's home for a business session. Reports from committee chairs were heard, safety chair Mrs. C. R. Ford stressed home and highway safety, project members to report on library needs, and plans discussed to raise funds including selling Lighthouse for the Blind products.
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Calvert Woman’s Club
Wilford Brown
C. R. Ford
John Brougher
Social committee volunteers and hostesses named
Mrs. H. S. Pearson volunteered to serve on the social committee. Serving with Mrs. Brown as hostesses were Mrs. Fisher and Mrs. Brougher. At the conclusion of business guests were served sandwiches, cake, coffee and tea. River
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H. S. Pearson
Brown
Fisher
Brougher
Letter to the editor on a ten percent income tax cut
A reader advocates a universal ten percent tax cut arguing it would boost business and revenue, questions state and local tax effects, and notes concerns about government debt while joking about future generations. The writer signs as J. A.
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Congress
Jess
Cougar Facts and a Dallas Visit Highlight This Week
Wildlife writer W. R. Long details the cougar Felis concolor including size, color, range, subspecies, mating behavior, gestation, litter size, and hunting traits. The piece notes its rarity, predatory habits, and its role in balancing deer populations. Brief social note records Mr. and Mrs. John Dodd Smith and son Bryan visiting Dallas relatives.
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North America
Texas
Tom
John Dodd Smith
Bryan
Dallas
J. H. Fox
Susan
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