Refugee Relief Program Headed in Marion County
Jack Harris named local representative for the Governor's Committee for Refugee Relief Program in Marion County. Governor Allan Shivers requested the program to aid displaced persons, with sponsors needed to provide employment and housing. Officials note many refugees are agricultural workers or skilled craftsmen seeking new homes in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Harris
Governor’s Committee For Refugee
John H. Winters
Harris
Marion County
Allan Shivers
Eisenhower
Texas
Winters
State Department of Public Welfare
Austin
Henry Herbst
SS Peter and Paul
New Braunfels
A. ©. Rast
Texas Lutheran Mission Board
Leonard I. Holloway
Baptist General Convention of Texas
Sam W. Levy
Houston
CC. W. Pfluger
America
Mrs Milton Bass Hosts 1933 Study Club Meeting
The 1933 Study Club met November 1 at Mrs. Milton Bass home with co host Mrs. R S Shaw. New members Mrs. Manley Jaynes Jr Mrs Frank Landers and Mrs J L Stutz were welcomed. Members brought cloth and knitting for a German youth relief program and a program on community health was presented by Mrs Edward Taylor and Mrs Charles Hoag. Delicidous refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Bass
R. S. Shaw
George Call
Manley Jaynes, Jr
Frank Landers
J. L Stutz
Edward Taylor
Charles Hoag
Bass
Shaw
R. W. Thomas
George Marks
Halbert McQuinn
Milton Jones
Vivian Tuck
Creighton Laird
Jack Bullard
T. J. Taylor, II
Roy Cobb
A. L. Williamson
Doyle Bower
Morris Lipman
R. W. Pierce
C. R. Newman
Cecil Farr
Oren Fuquay
Jimmy Gamble
George Cali
Social Security Deduction Increases To 4200 For 1955
The 1954 amendments raise the maximum wage base for Social Security deductions to 4200 for 1955 onward, which will boost future retirement and survivor benefits. Workers earning over 3600 should verify their new wage credits with employers, and check pay slips or contact the Longview Social Security Office at 114 East Cotton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P D. Patterson
Longview Social Security Office
Social Security Administration
East Cotton Street
Baptist WMU Holds Meeting At church For Mission Work
The Woman's Missionary Union met at 2:45 p.m. with Mrs. J. F. McDonald presiding. Opening song led by Mrs. Allen Benefield, prayer by Mrs. Earl Day, devotional by Mrs. McDonald, and Bible readings cited. Visitation duties assigned for six circles, June circle group listings noted, and closing prayer offered. Mrs. J. F. McDonald and Mrs. B. O. Dickerson attended the WMU Convention in Houston last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Union
Community Missions
J. F. McDonald
Allen Benefield
Dal Sterrett
Earl Day
McDonald
Edwin Johnson
W.M.A. Aim
Stanford
Mary Roberts
J. T. Simmons
J. R. Bryant
Will Latham
Buford McTyre
George Grubbs
W M. U
Houston
Shreveport and area visitors reported over weekend
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Hollon were in Shreveport Monday. The Waggoner family visited P. R. Waggoner’s parents in Henrietta over the weekend. Coleman and Jackson, all of Shreveport, spent the weekend with Mrs. Coleman’s mother, Mrs. Z. F. Johnson. James I. Peters was a Shreveport visitor Wednesday. Frankie Brown and daughter Dianna spent the weekend with George Grubbs family. Amarillo visitors joined Mrs. Bonnie Jenkins and others of Lin den to visit T. K Cox. Mrs. W. D. Sartar and Debbie of Texas City visited her parents, the Lathams. Leon Brouder returned to Los Angeles after visiting his sister Clyde Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Waggoner
P. R. Waggoner
Henrietta
A. E. Coleman
Frankie Brown
Dianna
Mrs. Brown
George Grubbs
Bonnie Jenkins
C. T. Clopinger
Lottie
Amarillo
Texas
J. O. Harris
Beth
Amos Harris
Linden
T. K Cox
W. D. Sartar
Debbie
Texas City
W. C. Latham
Leon Brouder
Los Angeles
Calif
Clyde Wilson
Firefighters praised for shielding home in Berea incident
Irene L. Williams thanks the Jefferson Fire Department and Berea volunteers who prevented a fire from reaching her residence. She extends blessings to all who aided in the emergency response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Berea
Irene L. Williams
Personal notices from Marshall visit family and friends
Mrs Jack Meisenheimer Mrs Freddie Meisenheimer and Mrs Arthur Bower were in Marshall Wednesday Mr and Mrs Rudolph Neathrey and daughter Delores of Gordon Ark Mr and Mrs Wilford Mc Donald of Malakoff Texas were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs M M McDonald and family Mrs Jack Hughes visited Mrs Wilburn Hudson a patient in the Kahn Memorial Hospital in Marshall Mr and Mrs W E Coats of Hemphill Texas visited Mr and Mrs S A Womack over the weekend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Meisenheimer
Freddie Meisenheimer
Arthur Bower
Marshall
Rudolph Neathrey
Delores
Gordon Ark
Wilford Mc.Donald
Malakoff, Texas
M. M. McDonald
Jack Hughes
Wilburn Hudson
Kahn Memorial Hospital
W. E. Coats
Hemphill, Tékas
S." A. Womack
Trade Before Seeing Us Costs Both Sides Money
A brief item notes that premature negotiations cause financial losses for both parties. No names or places are provided in the readable text. The snippet warns against trading before direct contact and hints at economic impact.
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. Harris
COA
Shoe Service
Bank
Chevrolet
Jefferson, Texas
Baptist Circles
Mrs
B. B. Hollon
Shreveport
James I. Peters
Brain Chevrolet Co
Our Transportation Store
Blue Chip
McCarty Pontiac Co
Polk Jefferson
Gulf
Gas-Oil
New Gulf
Gulf No-Nox
Bae
Gulfpride Select
Gulf Pride
Co. M. Saber
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