We Heard About Whitewright Social Roundup
Local notices recount visits among Dallas Aztec Los Angeles Sherman Sherman Paris Fort Worth and Sherman residents. Highlights include hospital patient updates and a Christmas party planned at the Firemen's Hall with club members and bridge and bingo activities. Notable individuals include Miss Lucille Shaw and Sgt Frank R Watkins.
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Allen T. Short
George Hight
Glen Earnheart
H. T. Atterberry
Firemen’s Hall
Russell Summers
Rotary Club hears Donald Rice guest speaker
Grayson County student counselor Donald Rice addressed the Rotary Club Friday. David Johnson introduced the speaker substituting for program chairman O V Barker who was absent due to illness. Bill Bradshaw will lead the program this week.
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Donald Rice
Grayson County
Rotary Club
David Johnson
O. V. Barker
Bill Bradshaw
Camp Fire Girls Meet At Firemen's Hall
The Camp Fire Girls held a meeting at the Firemen's Hall on November 29 to discuss their Festival of Giving held at Sherman Municipal Building the prior Sunday. Afterward the group went to a drug store for refreshments and plan another meeting today.
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Whitewright Blue Birds
Camp Fire Girls
Sherman
Firemen’s Hall
Little Rock H D Club Plans Christmas Party
The Little Rock Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Jim Grider's home for an all day session on Friday November 30. After a luncheon and brief business, plans were set for a Christmas party at Mrs. Rae Vestal's home on December 14 at 2 pm.
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Little Rock
H. O. Miller
Rae Vestal
Noiseless Fume-Free Auto Powered by Fuel Cell
Dr. Anthony M. Moos predicts a future auto using a fuel cell will be noiseless and fume free with no moving parts. The system could power self-propelled rail cars, farms, homes in undeveloped regions, autos, trucks, ships, and emergency hospital power.
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Anthony M. Moos
Exchange Magazine
New York Stock Exchange
Dr. Moos
Leesona Moos Laboratories
Moos
Witty Anecdotes Echo Classic Newspaper Style
A collage of humorous vignettes from old times includes a Detroit breach of promise suit claim, a mortal wit about mislaid pipe, and a Twain anecdote on verified facts. The bits play on everyday quirks from home life to printing room reportage with light dialogue and punchlines.
Burns Poem’s Reply Question Arises in Lecture
In a lecture about Robert Burns and his line To a Mouse the presenter asks whether the poet received an answer to the mouse’s plea. The exchange echoes Burns’s contemplation of mischance and resilience.
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Robert Burns
Little old lady bets by pin in paper joke twist
A bookie asks how she picked winners. She says she stuck a pin in the paper. He presses about four yesterday and she admits a small cheat, saying she used a ford.
Paratrooper Graduation Riddle Prompts Laughs
A lighthearted exchange from a quiz show features a paratrooper needing many jumps to graduate. Contestant quips that all jumps count, delivering a playful moment in the broadcast.
Silent marriage row over tears and cost
A wife laments lack of love as she cries and her husband apologizes yet notes the questions have already cost him dearly in money. The exchange hints at strain in the relationship without detailing events or outcomes.
Hostess Says Dog Like Family as Visitor Questions
A hostess claims their dog is like a family member while a bored visitor asks which dog is meant. The light exchange underscores familiarity with pets in social settings.
Grizzly Flashlight Joke and Texas Play Boy Advice
A city boy asks a Rocky Mountain guide if a flashlight deters grizzlies and learns the reply depends on speed. A former Texas playboy offers marriage advice to his son, urging one weekly night with the boys, then reveals the second rule: do not waste it on the boys.
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Rocky Mountains
Texas
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