SMU Fincher Memorial Building Dedication Slated
SMU will dedicate the 55,000 square foot Joseph Wylie Fincher Memorial Building for the School of Business Administration on November 4. The ceremony will be led by Bishop A Frank Smith and SMU leaders with participation from notable business figures. The building, funded by the Fincher estate, brings SMU to 49 structures on campus as part of a 1946 postwar expansion plan totaling about 17 million in plant assets.
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Southern Methodist University
Joseph Wylie Fincher
School of Business Administration
A. Frank Smith
Houston
SMU
Willis M. Tate
Laurence H. Fieck
Board of Trustees
U. S
Fincher
S ™Mu
Dallas
First Baptist Circles Meet at Multiple Homes
Several First Baptist Church circles met in members homes on November 1 2 and 7 with eight to ten members present. Devotional prayers and Bible studies from Baptist Fundamentals and John were led by circle leaders including Mrs Smyly Mrs Harrison Mrs Thorn Mrs Barron and others. Prayer closes followed at each gathering and next meetings planned at Mrs Van Sturrock and Mrs Ashworth homes.
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Sophia Nichols
First Baptist Church
Lee Smyly
John
Smyly
J. H. Clark
Baptist Fundamentals
Suitt
Short
Gene McNevly
First, Baptist Church
Arrington
Harrison
Huff
Claude Ashworth
Ashworth
Gertrude Thorp
C. J Thorn
Thorn
Mary McDaniel
L. P. Skinner
E. M. Prewitt
Prewitt
Baptist Church
H. Barron
David Cook
Barron
Steve Redmond
C. M Battle
Mary Hill Davis
J. E. Moffett
R. E. Barclay
A. W. Dainwood
Parrish
Barclay
Hutchins
Local Social Notes From Lumberton Area Sums Week Visits
Mrs C M Fowler spends week in Smackover Arkansas with relatives. Mr and Mrs W B Jackson and children and Mr and Mrs James M Martin and boys visited Palestine Sunday with Mrs Married mother Mrs Smith and family. Mr and Mrs C M Singletary of Nederland visited sister Mrs J C Carmichael and family Sunday. Mrs Inez Livingston and daughter of Las Vegas Nevada visited mother Mrs W E Bryant. Mr and Mrs Brandon Baker and children of Houston were week end guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Dillard. Mrs Baker formerly Venice Dillard.
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N. C. Arthur
Helen
Norma Sue
Pineville
Louisiana
W.M.S
Northside Baptist Church
Sunbeams
G.a.'s
R.A
Virgil M. Byerly
Crane
Texas
Cuereta
South America
Socony Vacuum Oil Company
Byerly
J. D. Cones
Cassetta
Frank Brent
Lovelady
H. A. Woods
Nederland
C. M. Fowler
Smackover
Arkansas
W. B. Jackson
James M. Martin
Palestine
Smith
C. M. Singletary
J. C. Carmichael
Inez Livingston
Las Vegas
Nevada
W. E. Bryant
Brandon Baker
Houston
Dillard
Baker
Venice Dillard
Panthers Crush Woodville Scott High 13 6 In Muddy Homecoming
Waldo Mathews Pan thers overwhelmed Woodville Scott High 13 6 at Panther stadium as Tyrone Fisher starred with two touchdowns and key tackles. The team outgained 401 to 90 and earned 15 first downs to five, sealing the homecoming victory before a trip to Cleveland for next week’s game.
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Waldo Mathew
Panthers
Tyrone
Fisher
Scott
Panther Stadium
Scott High
Waldo Mathews
Woodville
Panther
Blackman
Conner
Kyles
Big Fisher
Cleveland
Negro Ladies Council Reports On October Meetings
The Negro Ladies Council met twice in October, first at Mrs. Daniella Willis home and then at Mrs. Essie Johnsons. Final transactions on the playground project were read and approved.
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Negro Ladies Council
Daniella Willis
Essie Johnson
Enchanted Rock Described As Texas Granite Monolith
A Texas landmark brother high granite hill Enchanted Rock near Fredericksburg Llano rises about 500 feet above the landscape and spans roughly one square mile in area.
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Fredericksburg
Llano, Texas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joseph Wylie Finchr
Harold Madeley
Lackland Air Base
San Antonio
M. F. Madeley
San Marcos
Mike Marxtin
Beaumont
Ray Kinnebrew
Northside
John Ben Shepperd
Freedoms Foundation
Stephen Wilhelm
Foundation
Andre Ledoux
Jiso
Michael Williams
Galien, Mich
Irv Winer
St. Paul
Minn
David Schreiber
Tommy
Internal Revenue
Coleman Andrews
Government Printing Office
Washington, D. C
First Baptist Circles
Lottie Moun
Lumberton News
J. M. Byerly
Joe Register
5Th Street
Keown Brothers Grocery
Campbell’s Beef
Swan
del Monte Asparagus
Depar' Hormel
Midwest
TMENT
Blackburn’ S
Toduci
del Monte
del Monti Peach
Mrs
Lipton’s Te
Betty Crocker
Sauerkraut
Negro Eleven
Woodville Scott High School
Wek
Barclay’s Town & Country Shop
Fuller
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