Weekend social notes from McKinney and surrounding towns
Mr and Mrs Preston Hefner of McKinney spent Sunday with her parents. Several visits span Sherman Dallas and Denton as relatives and friends drop by. Garland D Smith returns to Long Beach after six months off China Japan duty and J D McMillin celebrate 79th birthday with family in Lubbock.
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P. M. Helms
R. M. Hagler
Caddo Mills
Mr. Hagler
Whitewright
R. E. L. Smith of
Sherman
Georgia Clark
Denton
George Ball
Bill Brown
Dallas
Grover Brown
Sarah Kilgree
Preston Hefner of
McKinney
John Smith
Alex Wilson
Houston
T. J. Giles
C. A. Giles
W. C. Musser and Sons of
Giles
Garland D. Smith
Naval Base
Long Beach
Calif
Ernest Smith
China
Japan
Birthday Party for Joe Michael Bartley
Mrs. Weldon Bartley hosted a birthday celebration for Joe Michael Bartley turning four. Guests included Regina Bartley Richee Walker Mary Lynn England Tommy Dollar hide Stephanie Bush and Christie John with games and cookies and punch served.
Local names listed in a community notice
The fragment lists individuals including Mary Ann Starnes Lynda Starnes Joanna Robinson Larry Franklin Patsy Williams Mrs Eudell Bush Mrs Joe Frank Robinson Mrs Keith Starnes Mrs Jack England Pattye Bartley Mrs Louis Franklin and Mrs C A Bartley as part of a readable notice in the periodical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Starnes
Lynda Starnes
Joanna Robinson
Larry Franklin
Patsy Williams
Eudell Bush
Joe Frank Robinson
Keith Starnes
Jack England
Pattye Bartley
Louis Franklin
C. A. Bartley
Will Observe Golden Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Scoggins of route one will celebrate their golden wedding on Sunday with an open house at their home from 2:00 to 5:00 PM. They wed Aug 13, 1906, in Gunter. Mrs. Scoggins, Lula Davis, is the daughter of the late J. R. and Davis family. They have three children and four grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Scoggins
Route One
Scoggins
Gunter
Lula Davis
J. R. Davis
Georgia
Grayson County
Mr. Scoggins
J. L. Scoggins
D. E. Hopper
Carl Jones
Desert
B. M. Scoggins
Torrance
Calif
Whitewright and Pilot Grove couple unite in double ring ceremony
Hyepock Rutledge unite in marriage at First Baptist Church in Whitewright with Rev. Clifford Longino presiding. The bride Miss Molly Jo Rutledge wore Chantilly lace and tulle. her attendants included Miss Elizabeth Kirkpatrick and Misses Hughes and Kent. Groom’s brother Bill Hyepock served as best man. other ushers were Jack Hyepock and Obie Rutledge Jr. Parents wore pink linen and silver-gray dresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly Jo Rutledge
Obie Rutledge
Whitewright
Bobby Joe Hyepock
Ray Hyepock
Pilot Grove
First Baptist Church
Clifford Longino
First Baptist Church of
Savoy
Guy Hamilton
L. E. Schmidhamer
Elizabeth Kirkpatrick
Paris
Carol Hughes
Gwen Kent
Dallas
Bill Hyepock
Jack Hyepock
Obie Rutledge Jr
Sherman
Charles Coker
Greenville
Sherman Woman Weds Perrin AFB Man In White Carnation Nuptials
The wedding follows a reception in the church parlors with a three tier cake and bridal bouquets. The bride, Hyepock, is a Whitewright High School and East Texas State Teachers College graduate now teaching in Sherman. Her husband is a Perrin Air Force Base serviceman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladine Harper
Dallas
Jack Almon
Nora Hughes
Sherman
Warren Wright
Sam Williamson
Hugh Hunter
L. E. Schmidhamer
Charles Coker
Hyepock
Whitewright High School
East Texas State Teachers College
Commerce
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
ETSTC
Perrin Air Force Base
Couple to Wed in Sherman Home Wedding
A rehearsal party was held Friday evening at the bride’s home in Sherman as preparations proceed for the couple’s upcoming wedding at the same residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Explosives Plants Debut As Safest Workplaces
The National Safety Council reports the 1953 55 average accident frequency at high explosive plants is less than one third of the rate for all industries. Plants making powder and fuses also show notably lower accident rates, the council says.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Tractor deaths claim about a thousand farmers yearly
The 1956 edition of Accident Facts, the National Safety Council yearbook, reports about 1000 farmer fatalities annually from tractor accidents. One third of these deaths occur in highway moves between locations.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
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