We Heard About Local Social Visits and Death Notice
Denton resident Judy Petty visits Mr and Mrs Russell Summers. Dallas guests include William Hughes Lynn Hardcastle Lee Norris and Royce Jones party with Jerry. Portugal. Mrs Ellen Gordon dies at 84. funeral planned in Commerce. Out of town mourners arrive from Fort Worth Denison Dallas and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Petty
Denton
Mrs
Russell Summers
C. W. Pope
Allen T. Short
Frances Bass
Commerce
Ellen Gordon
Olive Myrick
Fred Truett
Homer Warren
Fort Worth
Charles R. Truett
E. J. Lilley
Nettie Groves
Denison
John Inter
John W. Norris
E. F. White
Grantland Anderson
Paul Penland
Helen Penland
Mary Christie
Trenton
Norman du Pree
Thad Reeves
Mt. Vernon
Rose Dial
Winnie Newman
Daingerfield
Joe McClure
Brownwood
Nellie Tanner
Ferrell Lynch
Greenville
Fred Waldrop
Gainesville
Guy Dillon
Durant
Oklo
Weekend Visit Notes with Local Residents and Programs
Spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Ray Lumpkins. Mrs R H Gaddy and children from Latta S C visiting her mother Mrs W T Nicholson left Friday for Monroe La. Mrs Nicholson accompanied them to Monroe. Montgomery Jr was program chairman. Tom Sears will have the program this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Lewis
Brownsboro
Mrs
Ola Justice
Paul
Jim Sears
Lubbock
R. L. Sears
James Stuteville
Richardson
G. C. Stuteville
Ray Lumpkins
R. H. Gaddy
Latta
S. C
W. T. Nicholson
Monroe
Tom Sears
Rotary Club hears on Tigers prospects for coming season
Rotary Club members heard WHS head football coach Joe Crouch and assistant Robert Sivley review Tigers prospects for the upcoming season at the Friday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Crouch
WHS
Robert Sivley
Tiger
Rotary Club
S. T
Water use habits cited by GAMA
The Gas Appliance Manufacturers Association says the average home uses hot water in more than 150 ways and turns on the faucet over 100 times daily. It notes that about 80 percent of a family’s water consumption is hot water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gas Appliance Manufacturers Association
Gama
World War I Pension Drive Looks Doomed in Congress
Washington report says the World War I pension effort has collapsed this session as key sponsors withdrew signatures. Petition support shrank from 219 to 199, missing the 219 threshold needed for a House vote on a $102 a month pension for about 2.4 million survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
House
White House
Heart Disease Death Rate Rises With Aging Population
The rise in recorded deaths from heart disease over the past decade is linked to more aged persons. After adjusting for aging, mortality drops about 5 percent. Early childhood deaths rise due to congenital injuries, and men miss more work from heart disease than women. In 1960, 52,000 men and 10,000 women were daily absent from work, totaling over 15 million work days lost. Delaware's population is largely in Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
The Wig Returns as Fashion Flare Across Nations
A historical tour notes wig fashion from ancient Egypt through the 18th century in France and England. It cites sun protection in Egypt, vanity in Europe, theft fears for children, finance battles over hair importations, Revolution era punishments, and finally tax backlash ending the wig craze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hollywood
Louis XVI
Paris
England
Germany
Colbert
Bastille
National Assembly
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William Hughes
Lynn Hardcastle
Dallas
Billie Ross
Lee Norris
Royce Jones
Jerry
A&m College
College Station
Lee R. Alexander
Grand Prairie
J. E. Henson
C. K. Smith
Cynthia
Amarillo
Arch Talley
Perryton
George Key
Lisbon VA
John J. Kaiser
Martin Rosso
Huntington, Ark
Jack Justice
Donnie
Elwyn P. Jarvis
Air Force Base
Bermuda
Jewel Jarvis
George Walden
Frank Rascoe
Roy Talley
Whitewright
H. H. Rayburn
Elmer Sanderson
Billy Muirhead
J. B. Muirhead
San Francisco
Calif
Sam Muirhead
Tulsa
Maurice J. Brown
Karen
Fairfield
Muirheads
Community Hospital
Sherman
Sam Golden
Fred James
H. A. James
Lela Ball
Tom Bean
Leon Ball
Vernon Brown of
Lillie Dillon
W. M. Pierson
Jack Thrasher
McKinney
Hayden Hamilton
Winnie and
Sallye Hamilton
Paul Cook
Harold Pace
Fred Cook
W. C. Cook
B. B. Hall
Nana Francis of Sherman
Lillian Neathery
Durant, Okla
John E. Smith
Grady McCorstin
Edgar Taylor
Ernest Smith
Connie
Garland D. Smith
Pete McCollum
Mac Perkins
A. R. McMurry
Doyle Haston
Gene Smith
Flat River, Mo
H. M. Crouch
al Crouch
Harold Crouch
Don Collins
Fred Garner
Donald Albaugh
C. W. Jordan
Frank White
T. J. Lilley
Barrie Blanton
Austin
Roy Blanton
Robert Cole
R. Lee Hill
Howe
Ralph Wallace
Lola Scott
Eugene Reeves
John Dale Reeves
Garland
John L. Reeves
Charles Haker
Mildred Ables
Leo Anderson
George Tanoos
Orange
Otto Cunningham
Glenn Neal
Nocona
Jewel Kidd
Cowboys
Irwin Caplan
The
Travelers Safety Service
Delaware
Wilmington
Farley & Hardcastle
Chuck & Arm
Decker
Franks
Shurfine
Miss Georgia
del Monte
Lilly
Wed
S. H. Montgomery Agency
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