Ill Troyce Lee Walt improving. wide local social notes
Local notices list numerous visitors and calls across Bonham Denison Sherman Dallas Wichita Falls and other towns. Activities include visits by Mrs Findley Haile Mrs Ross May Mrs Jewel Smith and many families with church group meetings and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troyce Lee Walt
Maxine Jones
Frances Hutchins
Lillian
Edna Roberson
Maxine Cox
W. H. Jones
Harvey Ford
Jimmie
Johnnie Martin
Ronda Lynn Martin
R. W. Lansford
James Jarvis
Paul Kapp
Rusty
Savoy
P. W. England
Lester England
Bells
Draftees of 1950 Fare Better Than Men Ten Years Ago
Draftees entering service in 1950 face better pay and improved processing. Induction centers are permanent and staffed by WWII veterans, with cafeteria-style meals and advanced training. Private pay starts higher, rising to 82.50 after four months as a private first class, plus 37.50 for hazardous duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Woman’s Missionary Society
Guy Hamilton
Jane Meador
Road Signs in Verse of Driving Drunk and Grief
A compact lyric laments reckless driving after drinking. Violets and roses symbolize graves while a one eyed car becomes a haunting motif. The piece contemplates where the driver is and who bears the consequence.
Expert accountant billing error nets one dollar
Kansas City notes a billing mix up where a firm charged 1 41 percent hours at 7 50 an hour. City accountants found a $1 undercharge and mailed $1 061 25. The firm admitted the mistake and kept the dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Use of Vitamins May Upset Body
State Medical Association of Texas notes that excess of one vitamin can disrupt balance and cause deficiencies in others. It cites antivitamins that offset vitamin actions and suggests that in some cases extra amounts of certain vitamins may be needed to maintain balance.
Diet to counter vitamin antagonists and prescribed excess
A discussion notes that overcoming vitamin antagonists requires diet adjustments and that any extra intake should fall under doctor’s orders. It emphasizes careful control of supplements to maximize vitamin benefits.
Wounds Healed by Adding Blood Report Claims
Soviet scientist Prof Olga Lepeshinskaya says wounds heal faster when a blood–moistened bandage is applied. She cites substances outside cells that generate new cells and claim albumin enhances cell growth beyond existing cell division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Olga Lepeshinskaya
Prof
Lepenshinskaya
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Cecil Owens
Bonham
Wes Judd
Dallas
Mrs. Irwin Young and Son
San Antonio
Mrs
Hubert Fletcher
Charlie Perry
Wichita Falls
Lewis Cooper
Euell Askew
DeKalb
George Brown
Lallace May and Son
Calvin Raley
Mt. Vernon
James Askew
Call Reeves
Miss Blannie Reeves
Frank White
Alice
T. J. Lilley
Taylor Mullins of
Sherman
M. L. Thornhill
Fred Cook Jr
Clovis, N. M
Roger Holcomb
Mesquite
C. E. Perry and Son
C. M. Perry
Denison
Vivian Ann and
Bobby Binion
Vernon
Joe Mangrum
Dick Barbee
W. J. Barbee
Paul Ryon
Charlie Ayres
Carol Ryon
Lucian LaRoe
Durant, Okla
J. P. Haden
John Parks
Grand Prairie
Joe B. Stewart
W. E. Rice
Granvolee Hansard
Kugga Hansard
George M. Hight
Odell Powell
Guy Stepp
Ben Savage
Judy Gosnell
Grady Stepp
Edgar Ayres
Joe Parnell
Jess Blanks
Denton and
Fort Worth
Oscar Layman
Robert Welch
Ben Patterson
Gladys Magar
Little Rock
Arkansas
James Norris
Air Force
Lubbock
James
John Norris
Frank Smith
Norma
Betty Mears
Billie Faye Dillon
Mary Thornhill
Wanda Dell Sanderson
Starlight Opera
Connie
Sara Compton
Pattie Lee Chapman
Patricia Hannah
Betty Sue Hendricks
Jane Spindle
Judy Wolfe
Jennie Lou Gimmett
Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church
Lester Haile
John Henry
Floyd Bassett
Byron Caraway
Robert Sears
R. E. Hickman
R. L. Sears
J. W. Wilson
W. A. Kirkpatrick
Homer Sears
Katy Komet
Katy
L.C.L
Kate
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
State Medical Association of Texas
Sun Office
Robert L. Doss
Western Union Building
Denison, Texas
S. H. Montgomery Agency
W. E. Laroe
Chevrolet
America’s Best Buy
Hasty Chevrolet Company
Whitewright
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