Hill Burton program marks 25 years in Texas health care
Texas officials note the Hill Burton Hospital Survey and Construction Act of 1946 has funded 539 projects in Texas, creating 31 493 inpatient beds and 113 health facilities. Since 1947, 176 new projects and 354 upgrades have shaped state facilities under a federal state partnership led by the Texas State Health Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Hill-Burton
James E. Peavy
Texas Commissioner of Health
Truman
Nation
Peavy
U.S. Public Health Service
State Health Department
Recipe Of The Week Spanish Hominy
Pan fry three or four slices of bacon crisp and set aside. Brown one small onion and one small green pepper Add one sauce in bacon drippings, can hominy and one cup tomato Add enough hot jalapeno pepper to taste. Cook about ten minutes and serve.
Guests visit Maude Caraway in a family gathering
Maude Caraway hosted recent guests including her daughter and family, Weldon Belew of Sherman, Jay Williams of Tom Bean, and other visitors from Mineral Wells, Dallas, Sherman, and Leonard. They joined Mr. and Mrs. Tom Terry’s golden wedding anniversary in Bonham, with Mr. Terry a brother to Mrs. Sanders and Mrs. Lansford. Mrs. J E Henson is ill in Sherman Community Hospital. Ray Manning of Leonard visited relatives here Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Caraway
Weldon Belew
Sherman
Jay Williams
Tom Bean
Joe Phillips
Chet
Mineral Wells
Leroy Cumbers
Dallas
Jerry McAlster
Stacia
Earl Sanders
R.W. Lansford
Tom Terry
Bonham
Mr. Terry
Sanders
Lansford
J.E. Henson
Sherman Community Hospital
Ray Manning
Leonard
The Law On Free Speech In Public Meetings
A public meeting confrontation shows that not all oral conduct is lawful though the Constitution protects ideas. The text argues limits on time place and manner to preserve order and highlights the freedom to express and advocate ideas, while noting unlawful disruptions and examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Bok
Law and Order
Corzine Plans Country Revival at Whitewright Church
Evangelist Elwood Corzine known as The Country Preacher on KRRV radio will conduct a revival August 23 to 29 at the Christian Church Building across from Barnheart Funeral Home in Whitewright. Music will be led by Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Vaughn of Howe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood Corzine
Howe
Christian Church
Barnheart Funeral Home
Whitewright
Wilber Vaughn
Corzine
KRRV
New Texas Traffic Law Redefines School Bus Stop Rules
Major Guy Smith of the Texas Department of Public Safety notes that new traffic laws take effect August 30, 1971. Drivers must stop for buses stopped to load or unload children unless the bus is on a separate roadway or controlled access highway loading zone without pedestrian crossing.
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Guy Smith
Region 1
Texas Department of Public Safety
Texas
Department of Public Safety
Smith
Sullivan Party Prizes Won By Sessom Clark Judd
Mrs Steve Sullivan hosted a bridge party on August 11 with seven guests. Prizes went to Mrs Sessom for high score, Mrs Clark won booby prize, and Mrs Judd took the bingo prize. Others present included Mrs May Bells Mrs Brookshear Mrs David Clark Mrs Bo Pettit Mrs Joe Cureton and Mrs Ralph Judd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Sessom, Clark, Judd
Steve Sullivan
Joe May
Bells
Tom Brookshear
David Clark
Bo Pettit
Joe Cureton
Charles Sessom
Ralph Judd
Mrs. Sessom
Clark
Judd
Funeral Held for Mrs Mack R King in Sherman
Funeral services were held Saturday at Earnheart Funeral Chapel for Mrs Mack R King who died Thursday in a Dallas hospital at age 66. Burial followed in Oakhill Cemetery. Born Johnny Pierce in November 1904 in Bethel Community she first married Grady Ellis Brown in 1927. After his 1937 death she wed Mack R King in Sherman in 1955. She was a Baptist and a retired Pool Mfg Co employee. Survivors include her husband two step sons a daughter two stepdaughters a sister and ten step grandchildren and two grandchildren.
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Earnheart
Mack R. King
Dallas
Oakhill
Johnny Pierce
Bethel
Grady Ellis Brown
Sherman
Pool Mfg. Co
Hurricane Creek Plans Membership Drive
The Ladies Association of Hurricane Creek Country Club starts its membership drive with an informal coffee on August 26 at 10 a.m. President Mrs. Carr Smith of Blue Ridge urged members to join as many programs are planned. The monthly luncheon meets at 12 noon on the second Tuesday each month at the club.
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Ladies Association of
Hurricane Creek Country Club
Carr Smith
Blue Ridge
Blair School Days Study Tips From Home Demonstration Desk
The Home Demonstration Agent advises parents to provide a suitable study area for students. Emphasizes a good study lamp with glare control and proper shade, plus lighting that covers the whole desk. Check reading writing and sewing spaces for these guidelines.
Weekend Visitors Decorate Town with Diverse Guests
Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Burchfield included Ardell Robbins of Irving Kirk Faulkner of Plano Alice Rodriguez of Hayward California and Victor Rodriguez and daughters of Bossier City Louisiana. Inez Pierce hosted Lareen Hitt Chester Alexander Dona Sue Wilkerson William Walter and Do Anne of Lubbock and Nina Crowley of Farmers Branch. Mrs. Harold Rome and sons from California and her mother Mrs. Earl Dockery of Trenton visited their cousin and niece Sunday. Freda Kent of Blue Ridge visited Mrs. G A Vestal Tuesday.
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Gus Burchfield
Ardell Robbins
Irving
Kirk Faulkner
Plano
Alice Rodreguez
Hayward
California
Victor Rodreguez
Bossier City
Inez Pierce
Lareen Hitt
Chester Alexander
Dona Sue Wilkerson
William Walter
Do Anne
Lubbock
Nina Crowley
Farmers Branch
Harold Rome and
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Fireman's Hall
Scott Whipple
Dasher
Accent
Gants
Roscoe Vestal
Mrs. Mack King
First National Bank
Whitewright, Texas
Defosn! Insurance Corporation
Hurricane Creek
Mrs. Viviat
Blair
Freda Kent
G.A. Vestal
Bett
Pearl Ebensberger
Stege
A.F
Neuhoff
Maxwell House
U.S
Okra Home Grown Lp
Welch
Granada
Food King White
Lux Liaid
S&h
Wed
Atis
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