Social Roundup of Visits and Weekend Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Fred Cook visited relatives in Lubbock this week Joe Johnson attended an appliance service school in Fort Worth Miss Lynda Lucas of Leonard spent the weekend with Miss Sara Gale Johnson Mr and Mrs George Brown and grandsons Gary and Jeff Wortham visited relatives in DeKalb Mrs Lillie Gardner visited Mrs Mary Everheart in Greenville over the weekend Mrs Ina Hunter and Miss Gertrude Mann of Sherman were Sunday guests of local families Emory Christian and Mrs Ham Jones of Tom Bean spent Monday and Tuesday in Fort Worth Mrs Fred Garner and Mrs Don Collins and daughter Leslie visited Mrs J M Lindsey in McKinney Sunday Mr and Mrs Lynn McKinney and children of Sherman spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Jim Grider Carl May went to Coolidge Arizona for an extended visit with son Leland May and family Kermit Belew of Bossier City Louisiana spent the weekend with his mother Maude Belew Tanya and Trena Jarvis celebrate birthdays with four generations present
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Emory Christian
Ham Jones
Tom Bean
Fort Worth
Friday Literary Club Meets at Frisby Home
The Friday Literary Club gathered Friday at Mrs. Kenneth Frisby’s home with nineteen members answering roll. Mrs. R. H. Darwin led a civil defense program while Leslie Holland of Denton spoke on federal planning. Refreshments were served.
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Kenneth Frisby
R. H. Darwin
Leslie Holland
Denton
Golden Rule Across Faiths From The World's Great Scriptures
A compilation shows a common ethic across Brahmanism Buddhism Confucianism Taoism Judaism Christianity and Islam: treat others as you wish to be treated. The piece notes this universal principle as a moral guide. It includes a line about 3 600 Cubans at Guantanamo Bay Naval Base in Cuba.
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T’ai-Shang Kan-Ying P’ien
Guantanamo
United States Naval Base
Cuba
Texas Tax Policy Shifts Ask Adds Revenue and Cuts
The Texas Commission on State and Local Tax Policy proposes twenty changes to the two per cent sales tax, balancing reductions and increases. Notable items include repealing farm machinery exemptions, taxing all clothing, exempting certain small sales, and proportionally taxing groceries, with total net effect an estimated $10.5 million annual gain. The plan also details debt, guard armories, safety campaigns, hunting cautions, and Bracero wage impacts.
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Austin
Texas
Texas Commission On State and
Commission
Jesse James
General Revenue Fund
Mud Flap Messages Strike Truckers in Paris Drive
In Paris Texas a weary truck winds through crowded traffic bearing mud flaps with slogans Reading Crime Don't Pay on one and Trucking Don't Either on the other The roadside display reflects weary rural humor amid urban congestion.
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Paris
Texas
No Candidates Run for Gillett Town Offices
Gillett Arkansas faces a governance gap as no one filed for mayor recorder or town council, leaving the town without officials when terms expire in January. State authorities call for a special election but offer no drafting suggestions.
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Gillett
Ark
Joe Cloud
Think Car's Color Cause of Crashes
UCLA studies show car color affects distance judgment. Blue or yellow objects seem closer than gray, with 200 foot perception errors up to six feet, influencing driving safety and accident risk.
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University of California At
Los Angeles
Upper Volta Becomes Republic in August 1960
The nation of Upper Volta achieves republic status in August 1960. This historic constitutional change marks a shift from colonial-era governance to an independent republican framework.
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Upper Volta
Sun notes open call for news items and editor’s rights
The Sun explains it accepts submissions from individuals and organizations while the editor reserves the right to decide what constitutes news and to reject items that are too old or promotional in nature.
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the Sun
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Mrs
Fred Cook
Lubbock
Joe Johnson
Lynda Lucas of
Leonard
Sara Gale Johnson
George Brown
Gary and
Jeff Wortham
DeKalb
Mark Ayres
of Denison
Ned Ayres
Mrs. Lillie Gardner
Mary Everheart
Greenville
Ina Hunter
Gertrude Mann
Sherman
Bill Ireland
Wilbur Holt
Kenneth Holt
Chillicothe
Harvey Stevens
Fred Garner
Don Collins
Leslie
J. M. Lindsey
McKinney
Lynn McKinney
Jim Grider
Carl
Coolidge, Ariz
Leland May
Kermit Belew
Bossier City
Maude Belew
Tanya
Trena Jarvis
John Jarvis
Jewel Jarvis
Whitewright
W. D
William A. Gant
A. L. Gant
Route 1
Marine Infantry Training
Marine Corps Base
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Texoman Savings
N. Elm—Sherman
Texas National Guard
Harry B. Kelton
Texas National Guard Armory Board
Bonham
Seguin
Dallas
Mexia
Kerens
Mission
Mercedes
Harlinger
Brownwood
Tulsa
Fredericksburg
el Paso
Clipper
Canyon
Belton
Olney
Houston
Electra
Winnsboro
Galveston
Taylor
Kingsville
Port Neches
Gatesville
Alice
Huntsville
Borger
Pecos
Monahans
San Antonio
Sulphur Springs
Grand Prairie
New Boston
Gatesville State School
Mountain View
Price Daniel
Daniel
Cecil Reid
The
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Reid
U.S. Department of Labor
Braceros
State of Texas
Carolyn Ann Lima
Court of Criminal Appeals
Harris County
Lima
Leslie Douglas Ashley
Wayne Q. Reed
U. S. Commissioner of Education
the Whitewright Sun
T. Glenn Doss
Whitewright, Texas
Grayson
Fannin
Grayson and
Texas Press Association
Dorothy Perkins
Ufation
DJ Reka
Dorothy Person
Walker Pharmacy
Radio
Rotisserie
Lokey Edwards
Service
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