Indians Want Us to Buy U. S. Back
Justice Department tells Congress the government may have to buy the United States back from Indians. A test ruling by the Court of Claims in the Otoe and Missouri case suggests compensation is due, with about 400 claims pending and land involved totaling roughly 1.320 million acres of the 1.9 billion in the U. S. A. large sum is estimated at about 5 billion dollars.
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Washington
United States
Justice Department
Department
Congress
U. S
Perry W. Morton
Morton
House Appropriations
Indians Claims Commission Act
Court of Claims
Supreme Court
Texas Fourth in Millionaire Count Says IRS 1952
The Internal Revenue Service reports Texas ranked fourth among states for residents earning more than $1,000,000 in 1952. New York led with 43, Pennsylvania 17, Illinois 13, and Texas 11. Report date Wednesday.
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Washington
Texas
Internal Revenue Service
New York
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Earnheart Driskill Wedding Set for June 9
Mrs. Chester Driskill of Texas City announces the approaching marriage of her daughter Nan Elizabeth Driskill to Billie Glen Earnheart of Texas City. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Glen Earnheart of Whitewright. The ceremony will take place June 9 at the First Baptist Church in Texas City.
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Chester Driskill
Texas City
Nan Elizabeth Driskill
Billie Glen Earnheart
Glen Earnheart
Whitewright
First Baptist Church
Christian Kincaid and William Vaughn Christian announce June wedding
The engagement of Miss Martha Kincaid and William Vaughn Christian was announced at a Sherman coffee. Miss Kincaid is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kincaid. Mr. Christian is a Los Angeles lumber bureau field representative and Navy veteran. The wedding is set for June 9 at the First Methodist Church in Sherman.
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Martha Kincaid
William Vaughn Christian
Pasadena
Calif
O. B. Rambin
N. Cleveland
Sherman
B. P. Kincaid
Dallas
Miss Kincaid
Paul Kincaid
N. Taylor
Christian
J. E. Christian
Whitewright
First Methodist
Rotary Club hears film on highway safety by Richard Riggins
Rotary Club program chairman Richard Riggins arranged last Friday’s meeting featuring a safety film about highway dangers to drivers who ignore safe driving rules. The presentation highlighted consequences and promoted caution among members.
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Richard Riggins
Rotary Club
Bethel W M U Reports Bible Study Meeting
The Bethel Woman's Missionary Union met at the Bethel church for Bible study with Mrs. M. W. Williams as program chair. Nine members attended and enjoyed the discussion. opening and closing prayers were by Mrs. Cecil Bartley and Mrs. J. H. Gosnell. Next Monday aims Royal Service program led by Mrs. Horace Miller. visitors welcomed.
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Bethel Woman's Missionary Union
Church For
M. W. Williams
Cecil Bartley
J. H. Gosnell
Horace Miller
Presbyterian WMS Meets in Parish Parlor with Program
The Presbyterian Missionary Society convened Monday in the church parlor with Mrs. Hoyt Taylor as hostess. President Mrs. H. H. Sears presided as members heard a program titled Yearbook of Prayer and Spiritual Life. May 14 meeting set at Mrs. Wilson’s.
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The
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Hoyt Taylor
H. H. Sears
T. E. Sears
Buddy Stephens
Cliff Emerson
Charles Dawson
R. L. Sears
R. E. Hickman
J. W. Henry
Emmet Penn
H. Taylor
J. W. Wilson
Wilson
Meek Mead double ring wedding at Bells Baptist Church
Barbara Joy Mead and Olin Charles Meek wed in a 5 pm candlelit ceremony at Bells Baptist Church. Bride given by uncle W C Brown Jr. Gown of pearl Chantilly lace with seed pearl headpiece, bouquet of white gardenias. Attendants Fern Elaine Fain Ellen Sloan. organist Mack Holloway. soprano Clinton Evetts. Reception held in church parlor.
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Barbara Joy Mead
Olin Charles Meek
Bells Baptist Church
Jessie Mead
Bells
Mr. Meek
S. G. Meek
Clayton Hicks
W. C. Brown Jr
Mack Holloway
Farmersville
Clinton Evetts
Clarksville
Ellen Sloan
Meek Couple Celebrates Wedding Alumni Ties
Talbert of Sherman served the punch and Miss Mary Phillips of Whitewright cut the cake at the reception. Both Mr. and Mrs. Meek are Bells High School graduates. Mrs. Meek attended East Texas State Teachers College Commerce. Mr. Meek is in the Navy and has served overseas for eight months.
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Talbert
Sherman
Mary Phillips
Whitewright
Mrs. Meek
Bells High School
Meek
East Texas State Teachers College
Commerce
Navy
Baptist Deacons Entertain Wives at First Baptist Church Banquet
The deacons of the First Baptist Church hosted a wives banquet last Friday night. A committee led by M B Hasty prepared southern fried chicken creamed potatoes tossed salad English peas and coconut pie. Pastor Newton Cole led games as 34 attendees participated including many couples listed by name.
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First Baptist Church
M. B. Hasty
Lloyd Alexander
Ralph Brown
Carl Holland
J. D. Marlow
Roy Blanton
Newton Cole
B. W. Newman
Paul Stephens
Joe Johnson
Paul Cook
Claude Meador
J. P. Darwin
D. F. Bandy
Lewis Cooper
L. E. Alexander
Nuell Skaggs
George Brown
Wesleyan Service Guild Holds Regular Meeting
The Wesleyan Service Guild held its regular meeting at the home of a member, discussing upcoming community service plans and group activities.
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Wesleyan Service Guild
Subscription Rates for Grayson and Fannin Counties
Lists subscription rates: Grayson and Fannin Counties two dollars outside counties eighty two fifty foreign subscriptions five dollars. Publisher will correct any erroneous reflection upon request.
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Grayson
Fannin
Grayson and
Bible Guild Meets With Theme We Believe in the Bible
Mrs. Charlie Ayres and Mrs. Clyde Craig hosted a Monday night program April 9 at 7 30 with twelve members attending. Devo led by Mrs. J A Worsham and papers read by D M Roddy Ina Moody Lola Scott and John Biggerstaff on the theme We Believe in the Bible. Discussion of Bible questions led by Mrs Sarah Kilgree closed the program. Refreshments served by Mrs Ayres and Mrs Craig. Next meeting April 23 at 7 30 at the Methodist Church with devotional by Mrs W K Alexander hospitality chairs Lillian Neathery and Mae Smith.
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Charlie Ayres
Clyde Craig
J. A. Worsham
Ralph Wallace
Wallace
D. M. Roddy
Ina Moody
Lola Scott
John Biggerstaff
Sarah Kilgree
Ayres
Craig
Methodist Church
W. K. Alexander
Lee Wilson
Lillian Neathery
Mae Smith
The Cotton Fiber As Tubular Cell Structure
The text explains that the entire cotton fiber is a single tubelike cell. It emphasizes the cellular continuity of the fiber from tip to base, highlighting its elongated form and uninterrupted cell wall.
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the Sun
Earnheart
Driskill
Christian-Kincaid
L. Laroe & CO
North
Ed Price Motors
West
Houston
Hiway
Court House
Mead
the Whitewright Sun
T. Glenn Doss
Dr. Sals
Bury
Clea
S. H. Montgomery Agency
Olympia
Ren
Ines
Stan’s Auto Supply
Star Tire
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