Weekend Visits Span Farmers and Families Across Sherman Area
Sherman area residents and visitors are listed visiting relatives and attending events. Notable mentions include Dr. John A. Ray returning from Chicago, Mrs. Ray heading to St Louis to teach, Rev. Raymond Judd Jr. preaching at First Presbyterian, and numerous family gatherings in Sherman Jefferson and nearby towns with extended travel to Dallas Fort Worth and Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Ray
Chicago
Raymond Judd Jr
Sherman
First Presbyterian Church
Social visits and family gatherings span several towns
Ross R Brown of Collinsville Illinois visited his sister Mrs Raymond Spencer. Mrs Ira Fleming and Mrs E O Head stayed with Mr and Mrs L C Cambron at Denison. Borger locals I O Judd and wife visited Mrs W E Pennell and the Judds. Newton Manning and son David of Dallas and Jan Brooks of Denton visited Mr and Mrs F M Echols. Bennie Chesser family spent weekend in Canton for new grandson Dennis Earl. J O Dollar and son from Sweetwater ended visit with Ho bart Thrasher. W H Phillips hosted Lee Wallis Peoria Ill Monie Pollard Greenville Helen Morris Houston. Don Baxter and baby returned to Dallas after visit with grandma Frank Phillips. Baxter is Sue Phillips. Dinner guests of W F Fields included Elgie Fields Albuquerque, Guy Allen Lake Dallas, Earl Fields, S T Montgomery and family and Sandra Harrelson. NTSC Denton summer commencement attendance noted. Berry Sandlin Ferris, Montgomery granddaughter, graduated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Phillips
Lee Wallis
Peoria, Ill
Monie Pollard
Greenville
Helen Morris and Son
Houston
S. T. Montgomery
S. T. Montgomery Jr
Sandra
Linda Harrelson
NTSC
Denton
Berry Sandlin
Ferris
Montgomery
Local visits and a stubborn city fire at Farley elevator
A social column details visits by families from Trenton Sherman Dallas and Tishomingo and notes Oogie Thrasher’s hospitalization. The Farley elevator fire, fueled by a wind, was contained but not extinguished with three water streams while another fire at Henry Bing's home destroyed a tenant cottage. A National Geographic Society claim notes a mountain range under the Atlantic spans from Arctic to Antarctic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farley
Henry Bing
Bing Farm
Atlantic Ocean
Arctic
Antarctic
National Geographic Society
Rotary guest speaker urges teacher recruitment and pension reform
Daryl McAllister Grayson County school superintendent spoke at the Rotary Club Friday. He urged backing a proposed constitutional amendment in the November 6 election to raise the minimum teacher retirement to 100 dollars monthly and expand pensions, noting Texas taxpayers would pay about four million dollars more annually. He argued retirement must attract top minds to teaching, as many seek opportunities in industry and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daryl McAllister
Grayson County
Rotary Club
Marshall Hasty
McAllister
Texas
Family Gems Handed Down Sparks Missing Jewelry Tale
Lynnfield Massachusetts six year old Steve Grady gave his four year old girlfriend Mary jewelry. Police Sgt Norman Grady investigated after a box contained two rings two bracelets and a necklace valued at seventy five dollars disappeared. Steve admitted giving the jewelry to Mary. Mary buried most of it but could not recall where.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynnfield
Mass
Steve Grady
Mary
Steve
Paul
Stevie
Norman Grady
Benson Glad Farm Issues To Come Up
Agriculture Secretary Ezra T. Benson said he is not unhappy that farm problems will be an issue in this fall's campaign. He expects debate to yield better understanding of farm problems and expresses confidence in farmers' judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey
Ezra T. Benson
Benson
Soldier Dreams Sargeordered Jump Escapes Window
Albert Longmore 21 in England jumped from his bedroom window after dreaming a sergeant ordered him to jump. He landed on concrete, suffering a sprained wrist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norton Danes
England
Albert Longmore
Longmore
Paris Woman Wins Monthly Courtesy Driver Award
A secret panel with a Paris police officer searched the city for the month’s most courteous driver. They followed a young woman’s automobile through downtown as she carefully observed traffic laws. The panel hailed her as the winner. No driver’s license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
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Glen Earnheart
Wilson N. Jones Hospital
Jerry Wilson
Fort Worth
J. P. Darwin
Eugene McElvaney of
Dallas
Bryant King
Leon White
Philip Wayne Stephens
Billy Larry Roberts
Celina
Grace Roberts
Eugene Thornhill
W. C. Thornhill
John Crain
Greg of
Richardson
Sallye
Winnie Hamilton
R. E. Sandlin
Grady Smith
van Alstyne
Bob Smith
Howe
Lynn Cooper
Ely
D. A. Taylor
Texaco
New Mexico
Lester Taylor
Slaton
J. D. Lane
Pilot Grove
Louisiana
Mrs. Taylor
John Inter
Adah Gillespie
Olive Myrick
Mrs
Don Cook
Joe F. Canafax
Howard Hedgpeth
Fred Richmond
Kansas City, Mo
Paul Stephens
T. W. Tomlinson
Hurst
Joe Mangrum
E. J. Williams
Grady Stepp
Barbara
George Hicks
Bob Binion
Lubbock
Roy Whitt
Bonham
Jack Ryon
Murl Ryon
Lela Ryon
Charles E. Ayres
Alice Ayres
Lynda Pannell
Kathy Annip
J. O. Maxwell
R. E. Hopper
Ray
Lorenzo
J. H. Hopper
Tom Bean
E. T. Blanton
Jimmie D. and
Louise
Shafter
Calif
Kimbell
KRAFT
Concho
Kuner
Libby
Morton House
Griffin Breakfast Delight
Hartex
Griffin
Heinz Baby Food
BIG Tex
McGee & Henderson
Borden
Grayson
Ross R. Brown
Collinsville
Raymond Spencer
Ira Fleming
E. O. Head
L. C. Cambron
Denison
I. O. Judd of
Borger
W. E. Pennell
Joe Judd
Newton Manning
David
Jan Brooks
F. M. Echols
Bennie Chesser
Canton
Dennis Earl
John Charles Chesser
J. O. Dollar
Sweetwater
Hobart Thrasher
Don Baxter
Frank Phillips
W. F. Fields
Elgie Fields
Albuquerque, N. M
Guy Allen
Lake Dallas
Earl Fields
Walker Pharmacy
Ronnie, Richey
Anne
Clarence Burden
Trenton
W. H. Medearis
C. D. McCray
R. E. Simpson
George Simpson
Paul Simpson
E. Dan Gibson
Donnie
Tishomingo, Okla
Oogie Thrasher
Jack Thrasher
McKinney
City Hospital, McKinney
Shodala
White Swan
Grayson Oleo
Scott Tissue
Swift
Woodbury
Farley & Hill Grocery & Market
Nut Meat
Meador’s
the Sun
Sarge
Whitewright Cleaners
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