Social Notes Roundup From Sherman Area
Sherman society and schools page details long list of visitors and residents across Texas and Oklahoma. Notables include C W Tree hospital patient in Sherman and coach changes in San Antonio. Other items report travels to Fort Worth Durant Houston Dallas and New York plus church meeting notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. V. Barker
Houston
Barker
San Antonio
The
Presbyterian Missionary Society
W. J. Barbee
Homer Sears
Lydia Henry
Sherman Hospital
Susan Holloway
T. E. Sears
Frances Stephens
Martha Joe Emerson
Dorothy Green Lester
Arkansas
W. C. Cook
Levelland
Bob Mitchell
R. E. Hickman
Rotary Club Meeting Hears No Program This Week
Last Friday the Rotary Club met without a program as S. T. Montgomery Jr. failed to appear. He will present his program this week. Rev. Dale Gore, pastor of the First Baptist Church, was welcomed as a new member. Sell it with a Sun Want Ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
S. T. Montgomery Jr
Dale Gore
First Baptist Church
End of Progressive Education Sparks Critique
Tulsa Tribune columnist Jenkin Lloyd Jones laments three decades of progress toward progressive education. He notes rising juvenile delinquency and many high school graduates who struggle to write coherent paragraphs while Russians supposedly pursue mass superiority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Tulsa
Okla
Tribune
Inland Daily Press Association
Diet and heart disease study eyed by Public Health Service
The Public Health Service will sponsor preliminary field trials to assess the feasibility of a large long term study on diet and coronary heart disease. About 1,400 to 1,500 volunteers will be studied over two years at Johns Hopkins University Minnesota University Highland Alameda County Hospital Chicago Board of Health and Harvard School of Public Health. Initial cost estimated at 152142 dollars. Dr Irving Page of the Cleveland Clinic will supervise the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Public Health Service
Health Service
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
University of Minnesota
Highland-Alameda County Hospital
Oakland
Calif
Chicago Board of Health
Harvard School of Public Health
Boston
Irving Page
Cleveland Clinic
College president jokes on football recruits colors
A college president scolds his football coach about witless recruits who ignore college life. The star fullback admits ignorance of the student body president and college song, and when asked about school colors he quips Black and blue, highlighting team pride in a humorous exchange.
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. W. Tree
Community Hospital
Sherman
Mary Perkinson
Durant, Okla
Max G. Hamby
North Wilksboro, N. C
Misses Gale
Kathy Wilson
Mrs
Johnnie Wilson
Fort Worth
Fred Cook
Paul Cook
Maurice Curfman
Paris
Frank Smith
Jean Painter
Joe Crouch
Dee Smith
Garland
John Vestal
J. P. Darwin
Sonny Gosnell
Jerry Wilson
D. Leon Harp
Evamae Lancaster
Bryant Penn
Overton
Helen Whitson
Neil Brittan
Stillwater
Emmet Penn
Kenneth Faulkner
Abilene
Orval
Fort Sill
Dick Gibson
Jack Hicks
O. E. Head
E. R. Dickenson
Melissa
Raymond Dickenson
W. A. Dickenson
Dallas
Harry Lander
Whitewright
Sulphur Springs
Whitewright High School
Burbank High School
Mr. Lander
Burbank
Doyle Haston
Texas
O. A. Bennet
Gerald Anderson of
Gilmer
Joe Bodine
J. B. Dixon
Austin
Dumpy Cureton
Bill Bradshaw
New York
Carol Hughes
Gene Hughes
Wayne Martin
Port Neches
P. M. Wrenn
M&s Hospital
Bonham
E. C. Watson
Lerman
Karen Dickerman
Carl Holland
Horace Belew
Meadow
Maude Belew
G. D. Bennett
Hugh Hunter
Burkburnett
Amarillo
Joe Rich
D. E. McCoy
Paul Stephens
Suzan Bodine
Herman Bedford
Jimmie Jacobs
Jack Talley
Plano
Ralph Hughes
M. B. Hasty
Lee Wilson
Redlands
Colorado Springs
Colo
Edward A. DeWitt
Major
J. Frank Wilson
Robert Allison
Woodrow Taack
John
Travis Thresher
Rob of
Olney
Gaynell Smith
Lynn Cooper
the Sun
Stephen F. Austin State College
Nacogdoches
Jimmy Clark
Furniture Mart
Erman
Watt IA
United
Shurfine
Viennas
Maryland Club
del Monte
Loin End
SORES
Oleo
Precoe, Y
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