Weekend Visitor List From Dallas to Sherman Event
A long list of weekend and Easter holiday guests visited various local families. Names include J C Annip Kathy from Dallas. Nettie Smith Horton from Marshall Arkansas. Charles Ayres. Harold Wilson Slaton. C M Bussey Fort Worth. George Bennett. Nora Hughes Sherman. Carol Hughes Dallas. Gene Hughes. J L Penny LIndale. Kellous Watson Oklahoma City. W M Gates. Roy Blanton household guests Sgt and Mrs Jack Smith and daughters Dianne and Jackie. Winston Williams East Texas State College Commerce. Barrie Blanton UT Austin. Gilbert Simmons Vernon. W H Stedham. Glenn Doss. Leslie Holland and daughter Denton. Jim Grider. Lynn McKinney and children Sherman. Mrs Margaret Perkins Dallas. Vonda Lee England Denison. Edward Kent. Guy Davis. Jack England. Whitewright. Preston Hefner McKinney. Galyon Bells. Fay Bankston Garland. Brennatezan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Blanton
Sgt
Jack Smith
Dianne and
Jackie
Winston Williams
East Texas State College
Frank England
Margaret Perkins
Dallas
Vonda Lee England
Denison
Edward Kent
Guy Davis
Jack England
Whitewright
Fort Worth Girls Visit John Smith Home This Weekend
The text notes that girls from Fort Worth along with Mrs. Jessie James of Lubbock and Mrs. Howard Harrison with son Will Harrison of Sherman visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Smith over the weekend. It also mentions Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Ashford of Mineral Wells and Larry Wilson of Fort Carson Colorado spending the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Jessie James
Lubbock
Howard Harrison
Will Harrison
Sherman
John Smith
Hollis Ashford
Mineral Wells
Larry Wilson
Fort Carson, Colo
W. C. Wilson
House Warming Of Bethel Class Surprises Bartleys
The Adult No 1 Class of Training Union at Bethel hosted a Friday night house warming for Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Bartley. The group presented a gift and Mac Williams offered the invocation. Refreshments followed for a list including the Miller Wetzel Sanderson Barnes Maxwell Gosnell McKinney England and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Weldon Bartley
Bartley
Mac Williams
H. O. Miller
J. C. Wetzel
Cliff Sanderson
Jewel Barnes
Sammy Maxwell
James H. Gosnell
Ralph McKinney
Nancy McKinney
Jack England
Betty England
Louis Franklin
Calvin Tolar
Bob Cawthon
Fidelis Class Holds Regular Meeting at First Baptist Church
The Fidelis Class of First Baptist Church met last Thursday night for a regular meeting and pot luck supper. Mae Badgett presided and welcomed guest Mrs. Roy Blanton who delivered an Easter devotional. Eighteen members attended the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelis
First Baptist Church
Mae Badgett
Roy Blanton
Dorcas
Paul Stephens
Hoyt Wallace
George Hicks
C. K. Smith
O. E. Head
O. L. Sears
Health Service May Name Panel To Assess Possible Cigaret Cancer Tie
The U S Public Health Service plans an advisory group of external cancer experts to judge whether evidence warrants a stronger government role against smoking. The panel would not reprove existing data but explore actions from public information campaigns to possible tobacco product changes and warning labels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Service
U. S. Public Health Service
Washington
The
Europe
Royal College of Physicians
England
Italy
Senate
Leroy Burney
Pleasure In Work Lost In U.S. Says Speaker
Walter W. Belson, assistant to the president of the American Trucking Association, told the North Texas Public Relations Society of America that Americans must rediscover the pleasure of work. He said the era is marked by shoddy jobs and long coffee breaks and urged focusing more on professions to win the war. Belson has led public relations activity since 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
North Texas
Public Relations Society of America
Walter W. Belson
American Trucking Association
Washington, D. C
Belson
Friday Literary Club Easter Program Recital at Mrs Johnson Home
Members of the Friday Literary Club held an Easter program at 3 pm on April 19 at the home of Mrs. C. P. Johnson with Mrs. R. R. Summers leading. Lena Mae Gowdy spoke on The Abiding Presence and readings included A Faith to Live By read by Mrs. H. H. Sears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friday Literary Club
C. P. Johnson
R. R. Summers
Lena Mae Gowdy
Edna Wilson
H. H. Sears
Vogue
Dallas
Anna Franklin
Whitewright
Texas Farmers Lead in Government Payments 133.9 Million
Washington and Texas farmers received last year 133.87 million dollars in government payments the largest by state. Payments funded land retirement soil bank sugar control wool incentives conservation retirements feed grain and wheat programs nationwide totaling 1.484 billion dollars. Aardvark is the Dutch name for the South African anteater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Texas
Soil Bank
Sugar Control
Who pays the price of race track gambling
Citizens and families bear the cost of track betting as communities face economic and social impacts. The statement implicates local residents, neighbors, and households in shouldering the risks associated with gambling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siegels
Costellos
Sedways
Binions
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. C. Annip
Kathy
Nettie Smith Horton
Marshall, Ark
Charles Ayres
Harold Wilson
Slaton
C. M. Bussey and Sons of
George Bennett
Nora Hughes
Carol Hughes
Gene Hughes
J. L. Penny
Lindale
Kellous Watson
Oklahoma City
W. M. Gates
Gilbert Simmons
Vernon
W. H. Stedham
Glenn Doss
Leslie Holland
of Denton
Mrs
Carl Holland
Jim Grider
Lynn McKinney
Preston Hefner
McKinney
Galyon
Bells
Fay Bankston
Garland
Brennatez
Les Tribble
Action
Lelect
U.S
Wember
Democrat
TY Lg
Retail Credit Association
Easy Money Boys
Damon Runyon
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