Social News Roundup of Local Visits and Bridge Club
A string of visits across Texas and nearby states highlights the week. Names include Beulah Lumpkins in Dallas Laura Crawford Fate Rena Brittan Stillwater Okla Ruby Prater Hooker Okla Don Albaugh Springfield Va Edwin Badgett Perryton Houston and many more. The Thursday Bridge Club with hosts and attendees from Denison Sherman and Carrollton enjoyed high and low scores with plans for the next gathering.
American girls tour Europe on costly group trips
A Long Island businessman Baron Tossilo von Schmidt Pauli runs luxury tours for wealthy young women charging 1500 dollars for 12 days in Europe. He flies participants to Vienna for a social event he claims to have created called The Silver Rose Ball.
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Europe
Long Island
Baron Tossilo von Schmidt-Pauli
Vienna
Divorce sought in Grayson County Texas case 69341
Notice to Shirley Ann Jackson to answer a plaint iffs petition for divorce on cruelty grounds by September 9 1963 in the 15th District Court Grayson County Sherman Texas. Plaintiff James P. Jackson filed July 22 1963. Issued July 22 1963. Published Whitewright Sun July 25 August 1 8 15 1963.
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State OF Texas
Shirley Ann Jackson
A. D
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
James P. Jackson
E. R. Brodhead
Gladys Hamilton
Whitewright Sun
Grayson
Tioga Common
District Court
15Th Judicial District of Texas
Cecilia Lyons
Waddill
Tioga
G. W. Blanton
Lester Day
Masons lay cornerstone for new Masonic Home school building
George R. M. Montgomery of Fort Worth, Past Grand Master, presided as the cornerstone for a pre school building at the Masonic Home and School in Fort Worth. The new facility, funded largely by the Mary E Bryant Estate, is due to be completed about January 1 1964 as the fourth addition in the campus modernization.
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Masonic Home
Fort Worth
George R. M. Montgomery
Masonic Grand Lodge of Texas
Masonic Home Board of Governors
Mary E. Bryant
Hugh M. Craig
Masonic
Masonic Home Independent School District Board
Two-Thirds Texas Highways To Be 70 Miles Per Hour
The Texas Highway Commission announced that over two thirds of the state highway system will adopt a 70 mph daytime speed limit for passenger cars effective August 23. About 41,500 miles will carry the higher limit, while 18,640 miles remain at 60 mph by day and 55 mph at night where road conditions warrant. Notice also includes a sheriff sale for Grayson County parcels in Tioga.
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Austin
Texas
Texas Highway Commission
Highway Department
Grayson County
Children Play Soccer in Macapa Plaza Amid Tropical Heat
In Macapa Brazil workers keep to 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. for heat relief as schoolchildren roam President Vargas Plaza playing soccer for hours under the tropical sun.
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Macapa
Brazil
President Vargas Plaza
Common Market Tariffs Hit Texas Poultry Market
Western Europe's Common Market rejected U S poultry with high tariffs aimed at protecting its own broiler industry. Texas broiler areas felt the impact as exports dropped and a domestic glut followed, threatening longer term farming prospects beyond poultry.
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Europe
U. S
Texas
West Germany
East
South
Automation to end 22 million jobs by 1970 says Labor Dept
The U S Department of Labor projects that by 1970 automation will eliminate 22 million jobs. Not all will be unemployed as workers with little education fall into the simplest roles taken over by robots, while sociologist Dr. Donald Williams warns the lower classes may face fewer hours and executives will face greater pressures to work longer and harder.
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U. S. Department of Labor
Donald Williams
Tax Cut Prospects Seen Slipping This Year Yet Likely Next
An outlook on Kennedy tax plans suggests little chance of a 1964 personal or corporate tax cut, though Congress and Treasury officials expect modest changes next year and in 1965. Projections show smaller savings than Kennedy proposed, with reforms feeding $600 million yearly to the Treasury versus $3.4 billion in the original plan.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
Capitol Hill
Treasury
House
Ways and Means Committee
Notice of Citation in A M adding machine paper case
Legal notice to M D Sawchuck and unknown heirs and representatives in Denison Grayson County Texas. Citations set for Monday September 9 1963 before the 15th District Court at Sherman with action for title and possession of Lots 15 and 16 in Block 45 of Dumas Addition Denison. Case No 69347.
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A. D
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Munson Realty Company
M. D. Sawchuck, Et al
Dumas
Denison
Sherman Texas
E. R. Brodhead
Shirley Davis
Whitewright Sun
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Mrs. Beulah Lumpkins
Horace and
Fred Lumpkins
Dallas
Laura Crawford
Fate
Frank Roscoe
Rena Penn Brittan
Stillwater, Okla
Emmet Penn
Ruby Prater
Hooker, Okla
Hugh Hunter
Don Albaugh
Springfield, Va
Fred Garner
Mrs
Edwin Badgett
Houston
Henry Stroud
Mrs. R. R. Summers
Perryton
Princess Compton
W. W. Compton
W. D. Williams
Celina
W. J. Davis
E. G. McClure
E. G. McClure Jr
Bonham
J. H. Gosnell
Otto Cunningham
van Alstyne
J. L. Able
J. L. Haker
Gunter
Charles Haker
Turvis Loyd
Carrie Loyd
Amity, Ark
Kenneth Garner
Luther Armstrong
Doyle File
Jimmy Lynn Vandagriff
H. G. Vandagriff
J. M. Fulkerson
Jack Porter
Alexander Gullett
Glenn Doss
Robert Doss
Henry Carroll
Bill Pettit
James Edwards
Fred Cook Jr
Cook
James Ayres
Mark Ayres
Jack Ayres
Carrollton
John Simpson
Sandra
Robert Simpson
Ector
Milton Simpson
Masons
Gomer and
Kirk May
North Travis
Medical Arts Clinic
N. Highland
M. D. Sawchuck
Volunteer Fire
Firemen’s Hall
Lone Star Gas Company