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Weekend visitors from multiple Texas towns gather in Rodessa ties
A jumble of kin and friends visited relatives across Texas and Louisiana over the weekend. Just some of the gatherings included JUST A BIT PERSONAL entries from Sims family in San Diego Galifornia with Mrs. W. T. Sims, Mrs. Tom Bolick jr, and others in Rodessa, Longview, Karnack, Omaha, Cushion, Shreveport, Dallas, Phoenix, Daingerfield, and Daingerfield area, reflecting wide extended family travel patterns.
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Tom Bolick
Joe” Thomas
Gamghter
Rodessa, Lo
Mr. Bodick
T. Bolick
Frank
Elders Koenig Back From Vacation At Berea Church
Elder Koenig spoke at the Berea church on the theme Am I My Brother's Keeper Gen 4 10 as the church updates its activities. A film The Miracle of Love was shown in the Chapel. Lone Star Missionary Volunteer Camp near Leagueville wrapped six weeks with 90 boys attending.
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Koenig
Cain and
Abel
Christ
Sanders
Burton Martin
H. T Price
Bisbee
Ariz
John H. Hicks
R. M. Peterson
Buento
Calif
Oliver Slayter
San Jacinto
Melvin Slayter
Leagueville
Echo Lake
Lone Star Missionary Volunteer Camp
S. D. A. Church
Texas
Lone Star M. V
Henderson County
Ladis
Mise Verses Reed
Harold Mille
Raytown
W. FE. Burns
Ft Worth
Pastor Jenson
Ft. “Worth
FTC Ruling On Jap Sewing Machines Prompts Dissent
In a majority report Commissioner Robert Secrest finds Sewing Equipment Corp imports deceive U S consumers about origin while noting not all markings must be conspicuous. Commissioner Gwynne writes a dissent calling the issue unclear and questions deception amid broader free trade concerns.
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Robert Secrest
Standard Sewing Equipment Corp
Secrest
U. S
FTC
Japan
Lowell Mason
Gwynne
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Jefferson Jimplecate
Jefferson, Texas
Tom Hicks
Wennelly Sims
San Diego Galifornia
Mrs. W. T. Sims
Peter Boules
Longview
Cecil Reules
Karnack
C. Gilmore
Omaha
Jimmy Bass
Vernon
Mr Bass
P. L Seas
Bobby Fuller
New London
Albert Kunkle
Cushion
Fuller
R. M. Jones
Perry ‘Woods
Tom
Newt McBride
Shreveport
Robert H. Sims
Dallas
W. T. Sims
T. H. Hilton
Glenda
Kenny
Phoenix, Ariz
Jack Ford
Quality Cleaners
Jodie Harris
Harris Drug Store
C. T. Schellinger
Tere Tear Allien
OPA
Berea News
Tae
Ted Collins
Fred Blackwell
Keene
M. V
Douglas Blackwell
David Goorlman
Firestone
Pete Henderson
Texaco Station
Federal Trade Commission
Universal
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U.S. Patent Office
National Federation of Independent Business
Landers, Frary and Clark
Universal Appliances
John Gwynne
Sons of Nippon
Washington
Nookie Baldwin
J. H. Benefield, JR
Insurance Agency
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Linden
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Gulf Super-Refining
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