We Heard About Local Visits From Many Cities
A roundup of social visits lists Dr Vernon Bryant of Dallas with Ronald Vestal. Mrs Byron Sears of Fort Worth visiting her brother Roscoe Gillett. Mr and Mrs L H Goforth of An na with Mrs Maude Belew. Mrs L C Hampton returning from Greenville. and numerous other relatives and friends from Dallas Sherman Paris Dallas Denison Albuquerque Austin Whitewright and Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Bryant
Dallas
Ronald Vestal
Byron Sears
Fort Worth
Roscoe Gillett
J. H. Hopper
Tom Bean
Sherman Hospital
Sammy Maxwell
Maxwell
L. R. Worley
Whites City
N. M
Tommy Baldwin
Carlsbad
W. E. Marlow
R. E. Hopper
Lorenzo
Reeves
Lockney
John Hopper
Lubbock
Clarence Burden
Trenton
C. W. Mitchell
Jim Williams
Whitewright
Community Notes From Grayson County Reminiscence
Ray Brown of Denison visited friends here Tuesday. May 5 is decoration day at Wittitoe Cemetery with a special program. Several local residents hosted visits from relatives and friends over the weekend and a 72nd anniversary homecoming was held at the First Baptist Church colored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Brown
Denison
Wittitoe
First Baptist Church
Millie Ann Orr
Thelma Jo Walker
W. H. Windfield
Hastings College of Law hires only teachers over sixty five
Hastings College of Law in San Francisco, affiliated with the University of California, will not hire anyone under 65. Its 17 faculty average 73 with 42 years teaching law. Everett Frazer, 83, is the oldest, former dean of Minnesota law. Dean David Snodgrass, 68, says the faculty are happy and skilled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings College of Law
San Francisco
University of California, Hastings
Everett Frazer
University of Minnesota Law School
David Snodgrass
Rotary Club hears program on mental health
Rotary program chairman Ralph Judd introduces a talk by Mrs. Houston Darwin executive director of the Grayson County Association for Mental Health. She notes Grayson ranks 12th in Texas admissions to state hospitals and warns one in four children will be admitted for mental disorders in their lifetimes. She highlights the need for rehabilitation and says the Grayson unit is in Room 409 of the M and P Bank Building. A film on mental health is shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Darwin of
Whitewright
Grayson County Association For Mental Health
Rotarians
Grayson
Texas
Darwin
M & P Bank
Little Rock H D Club Holds March Meeting
The Little Rock club met at Mrs. Wendell s home with prayers led by Mrs. Bill Ireland and a pledge by Mrs. Terrell Cowart. Plans were made for the Federated Club meeting in Sherman on April 25 and a door prize awarded to Mrs. Edith Grider. The report notes a Philippine Trench depth of 37 782 feet, surpassing the 1959 Vityaz record in the Mariana Trench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock Club
L. L. Wendell
Bill Ireland
Terrell Cowart
Bob Cawthon
Court House
Edith Grider
Wendell
Philippine Trench
Vityaz
Pacific Ocean
Mariana Trench
The SPICE of LIFE and a Baseball Stadium Mix Up
A man with a tuba tries to enter a baseball stadium claiming his purpose is catching foul balls not playing in a band. Two ducks gossip over a duck leaving, and a patient recovers from appendectomy while a nurse jokes about turning out the light and a janitor doing the dirty work.
Boy Discovers Five Dollar Earnings From Trip
A traveling salesman and his young son returned home to find a COD package. Neither parent had five dollars, but the boy produced it. He explained the salesman left money on restaurant tables during the trip, so the boy picked it up.
Childs church visit prompts joke about prayers
A three year old in a Washington Star blurb recalls a church service moment. She reports seeing a man say his prayers and then not go to bed, delivering a gentle, humorous impression of the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Graduation ends with law plan and a biker dream
A graduate tells his father he will become a motorcycle cop, ending college hours as the colonel drills three sergeants about late nights. The cab delays and dead horses excuse each man, until one sergeant cites delays caused by dead horses on the hill. A lobsters’ date ends in alarm as pearls are discovered missing.
Baby bonus mix up at New Zealand factory
An Auckland man employed at a factory that issues baby bonuses sought his due reward after becoming a parent. An accounts clerk directed him to fill a form labeled Home Accidents, saying there was no separate baby bonus form and that the same form is used for all claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
New Zealand
Only Father He
A brief exchange reveals a girl confronting a stranger in the home yard. She explains the stern man is her father, calming the visitor with a simple lie about his identity and role. The line hints at tension under a domestic scene.
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. H. Goforth
Anna
Maude Belew
Franklin Harris
C. M. Fulton
Joe Mangrum
Buster Graves of
Sherman
Albert Mangrum
Basil Griffith
Elbert Hansard
Mrs
John Smith
Billy Smith
Tyler
Mrs. C. T. Atkinson
Lyons, N. Y
Thurston Montgomery
Henry Bing
Henry Jr
Kenneth Marlow
Albuquerque
C. C. McKenna
Fred Clark
Maurice Curfman
Paris
Frank Smith
R. E. Hickman
Bob Grant
Bonham
Guy Dillon
Durant
Loretta Heacker Peterman
Heacker
East Main Street
Albert Partridge
Joe R. Dodson
Arlington
Judith Taylor
First Presbyterian Church In
Austin
Partridge
Dodson
George Bennett
Bernice Sanderson
Herbert Whitney
Roy Medley
Leonard
Harden Perdue
O. L. Jacobs
Amarillo
Lester Christie
Clarendon
Lois Allen
Guy Anderson
Elmer Anderson
R. F. Williams
McKinney
Bart Bodine
Billy McCalester
Vickie
Meadow
Aubrey Rangely and Son
Corpus Christi
Claud Riddle
Ardmore, Okla
Jim Grider
Linton Savage
Grayson County
W. A. Phillips
Samuel D. Phillips
Hooks
Paul Phillips
Preston Hefner
Clifford Galyon
Fay Bankston
Bells
Lloyd Fitch
Kingsville
J. R. Wilson Company
RCA Victor
Roanoke
Frazer
Rotary Club
Ralph Judd
Little Rock
H-D
Horning In
Willy
Cook Hardware
M-Harris Brand
Bologna
Shurfine
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