Local Happenings Roundup from Tom Bean
Mrs. Sharon Langford and Mrs. Betty Wortham led Sunday School classes to Six Flags on Tuesday. Mrs. Lorene Hill visited relatives in West Texas last week. The Hogue home moved to Tahlequah Oklahoma with the Billy Skipworth family purchasing and moving in Friday. Rev. Harry Stanley and family visited relatives in San Antonio. Mr. and Mrs. Murdell Kemp of Emory spent Friday night with her mother, Mrs. Nannie Holcomb. Mrs. Fae Burkett visited her brother and sister-in-law in Sherman Saturday and Sunday. Michael and Carolyn Blaylock returned Saturday from a vacation with sisters in Sulphur Springs.
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Sharon Langford
Betty Wortham
First Baptist Church
Six Flags
Lorene Hill
West Texas
Craven Hogue
Cook
Tahlaquah
Okla
Billy Skipworth
Pilot Grove
Hogue
Harry Stanley
San Antonio
Murdell Kemp
Emory
Nannie Holcomb
Fae Burkett
Lewis Fogle
Sherman
Michael
Carolyn Blaylock
Sulphur Springs
Disciples of Christ Adopt Resolution at Southwest Youth Meet
More than 700 Christian youths at the Southwest Youth Convention urged CYF members to miss one meal each week and donate the cost to the Week of Compassion for world hunger. They also collected hundreds of canned goods for local agencies and elected five youth executives.
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Fort Worth
Southwest Youth Convention
The
Christian Church
Disciples of Christ
Southwest
Christian Youth Fellowship
CYF
Week of Compassion
Northside Inter- Church Agency
Community Christian Church
Christian Churches
Texas
New Mexico
Christian Church In the Southwest
Sami Anderson
Sam Anderson
el Paso
Burr Phillips
Harry H. Phillips
Amarillo
Tommy Thompson
N. J. Thomp
Son
Denton
Kathy Wood
Lester Wood
Richardson
Krista Woodruff
Monty Woodruff
Athens
Ian McCrea
Indianapolis
McCrea
General
Peter Suk
First Christian Church of
Mount Pleasant
Deaths: Mrs Lucian Andrews 85 Whitewright
Mrs Lucian Andrews 85 died Monday in San Bernardino California. Services were held Saturday at 10 am at Barnhart Chapel with burial in Oakhill Cemetery. Born August 31 1889 in Canaan Community she was daughter of Henry B Everheart. She married March 17 1910 in Whitewright and was a Grayson County College graduate and Church of Christ member. Survivors: brothers H B Everheart Louis Everheart Julius Everheart and one grandchild.
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Whitewright
Lucian Andrews
San Bernadino
Calif
Barnheart Chapel
Oakhill Cemetery
Andrews
Canaan
Henry B. Everheart
Old Grayson County College
Church of Christ
Eunice Freeman Rites Held Wed in Sherman
Eunice Freeman 66 of 1000 Hub died on arrival at a Sherman hospital Monday. Funeral services were held Wednesday at Dewey Ave Church of Christ with ministers Connie Hollis and Robert Turner. Burial followed at Grove Hill Cemetery. She was born in Leonard, daughter of James Ernest Worsham. Surviving husband James S. Freeman and siblings Odell Worsham, J A Worsham, and Vera Wilkinson.
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Eunice Freeman
Hub
Sherman Hospital
Dewey Ave
Church of Christ
Connie Hollis
The
Bells Church of Christ
Robert Turner
Grove Hill Cemetery
Daniel and Son Funeral Home
Leonard
James Ernest Worsham
Fannin County
James S. Freeman
Ladonia
Sherman
Odell Worsham
Columbus
Ohio
J. A Worsham
Whitewright
Vera Wilkinson
Route 1
Bibliography on the American Revolution Offered by GPO
The Government Printing Office lists a seven page booklet detailing publications on the American Revolution with titles descriptions and prices ranging from 25 cents to 20 dollars. To order request A Past to Remember A Future to Mold from the Superintendent of Documents Washington DC 20402.
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Government Printing Office
Washington, D.C
Sardines Fuel Field Notes And Wildlife Warnings
A Ted Kesting column notes sardines provide 45 percent of daily protein and calcium needs per four ounce can, plus easy portability for trips. It also cites wildlife balance factors as dogs and weather affecting deer, and warns Wildlife Federation habitat loss may convert 34 million acres by 2000, urging license funds to buy state lands while prices are low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Wildlife Federation
U.S
Pet Sit Offer When Neighbor’s Master Travels
If you and your neighbor share a good bond with the dog, propose petsitting duties during the master's absence. Outline care tasks, feeding, walks, and any vet or emergency contacts to ensure the dog stays comfortable and well cared for.
Birthday Dilemma Quiz Questions and Answers Script
A scrambled multiple choice quiz on how to respond to birthdays funerals and jokes with upside down coded text and misordered options. The text includes options A B C and an apparent encoded answer key, lacking a cohesive news story or clear event.
Alameda PTA launches 1976 voting drive in city challenge
The Alameda Parent Teachers Association starts a voter registration program aiming to make Alameda the city with the highest presidential election turnout in 1976. The Bicentennial Times notes Ossining New York has accepted the challenge and plans to become the nation’s votingest city by 1976.
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Alameda
California
The
Bicentennial Times
Ossining
Corporate Profits Drop This Year In 1975 First Quarter
The Federal Trade Commission reports manufacturing after-tax profits averaged 3.7 cents per dollar of sales in Q1 1975, down from 4.8 cents in Q4 1974 and 5.6 cents a year earlier. First quarter after-tax profits totaled $9.3 billion, down $4.1 billion from the prior quarter and $4.2 billion from Q1 of the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Trade Commission
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Whitewright High School
Martha Bow Nosselman
Buster Anderson
Foy Bow Clower
Alton May
Gae Hollingsworth Newman
J. B. Riley
Mattie Doss Mciver
J. B. Phillips
Beatrice Bennett Hunter
Harold Key
Katherine Montgomery Pendleton
Overton Stateville
Garnett Nichols
Jack Everheart
Lois Anderson Allen
Irline Blanton Stephens
Burl Daven
Tom Bean
City OF
General Fund Bank
Income Water & Sewer Policy Dept. Tax Collector
Fire Dept. Equipt
Jewer
Texoma
Layner
Mrs. Lucian Andrews
Ted Kesting
Jim Outlaw
Cowboy
Famous Maker
Western Shirt
Men‘s
Ladies
Famous Group One
Ladies Jeans
Bonham
Maker Group Two
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Karman S
Wrangler, Lee & Karman Boys Western Jeans
Rockwall
Rusk and
Fannin
Durant, Okla
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