Social Roundup Sees Visits, Parties and Births Across Sherman
Mrs H R Rhody visits Sherman sister Mrs Jim Mullins while relatives attend funerals in Colbert Oklahoma. The T E L class hosts Christmas party. birthdays and anniversaries noted. A daughter Christy Bell Ellison born to Ray Ellison and wife in Whitewright. Numerous visits and travel among Sherman area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. H. R. Rhody
Mrs
Jim Mullins
Sherman
Christy Bell
Geers Clinic
Ray S. Ellison
Whitewright
Willie B. Hickson
W. M. Hickson
Windsor
Calif
J. H. Ellison
Dorcas Class Turkey Dinner At First Baptist Church
Twenty members of the Dorcas Sunday School Class enjoyed a turkey dinner in the church basement. Prayer was led by Mrs. Gladene Blanton and a devotional titled What Is Christmas was given by Mrs. Jane Skaggs. Gifts were exchanged, secret pals revealed, and names for the new year drawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
First Baptist Church
Gladene Blanton
Jane Skaggs
Little Rock H D Club Christmas Party at Home
The Little Rock H D Club met at Mrs. Ray Vestal s home for a Christmas party with readings by Mrs. Grider Cawthon Williams and Sanderson plus carols led by Mrs. Ireland and Mac Williams. A gift exchange and refreshments followed the decorately set table and central tree. The report notes a separate line about Northern Chinese Mandarin spoken by about 460 million people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie England
Bethel Church
Christine Sanderson
Louis Franklin
J. P. Williams
Jewel Barnes
Jessie Williams
Weldon Bartley
Nelda Jarvis
Carrie Cowart
Ruby Cawthon
Betty England
Little Rock Club
Ray Vestal
Jim Grider
Bob Cawthon
St. Luke
Cliff Sanderson
Pansy Miller
Bill Ireland
Ireland
Mac Williams
Rae Vestal
L. L. Wendell
H. O. Miller
R. H. McKinney
Jack Biggerstaff
Sherman
Tim Williams
Ted Williams
Trena Jarvis
Debra Franklin
Friday Literary Club Christmas Meeting Recalls Festive Program
The Friday Literary Club held its December 13 gathering at Miss Gladys Ray’s home with Yuletide decorations. Mrs. H. H. Sears chaired and oversaw a program on Our Religious Heritage featuring Reverend Dale Gore with Mrs. Gore at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friday Literary Club
Gladys Ray
H. H. Sears
Sears
Grady Gillett
James Bryant
Bank robberies rise as banks move to suburbs
FBI notes bank robberies have increased in the last eight months as banks relocate to suburban areas. Authorities say suburban or shopping center locations are more vulnerable due to fewer security features limited police presence and easier escape routes.
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FBI
The Spice of Life and Other Short Plays of Funny Lines
A miscellany of light vignettes with a senior class girl misplacing an engagement ring and a mother using whiskey remedy. A shop scene shows Henry divorcing dullness with flirtations and perfume. Hollywood child notes rough marriages and a quip about a shared father. A psychiatrist humor ends with a weary husband.
English boastful watch tale in New York crowd
An Englishman extols his watch to friends in New York. An American brashly reveals he dropped his watch into the Hudson a year ago and it has kept running, prompting a joke that the Hudson, not the watch, keeps time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Hudson
Assistant cites perfection flaw in government examiner exchange
Quote captures a debate over grading strictness as a new assistant notes a student’s answer surpassed the requested task. The exchange highlights rigidity versus insight in evaluating work.
Panhandler quips about opening an office in street exchange
A passerby confronts a panhandler who asks for a dollar. The panhandler retorts that he could open an office if needed, prompting a brief exchange about dignity and street beggary.
Wealthy Woman’s Diamond Care Quip Sparks Drinkable Debate
A boastful line about cleaning jewels with ammonia wine brandy and milk is met by a quiet woman’s sharp reply. She says she never cleans her jewels, and when dirty, she simply discards them.
Honeymoon Echoes of a Million Dollar Question
A playful exchange casts a couple in a lighthearted moment as the man jokes about a hypothetical million dollars and the woman replies they would be on their honeymoon. The dialogue highlights enthusiasm and affection in a light urban tone.
Wrong End the reason a dog has so many friends
A light humorous note explains that a dog wins friends by wagging his tail rather than his tongue, highlighting loyalty and charm as the secret to canine sociability.
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Noble Bennet
Alice Teel
Colbert, Okla
Vernon Brown of
Lillie Dillon
Judy Gosnell
TCU
Fort Worth
Mrs. Roby Childress
Mrs. C. C. Willis
Bay City
Lane and
Greg Hansard
Harold Doss
Eugene Reeves of
McKinney
John Reeves
Russell McGinnis
Lake Dallas
C. P. McGinnis
Golden Circle
Edgar Ayers
R. W. Williams
Kevin
Laredo
Roy Blanton
Lou Turner
Miss Pernie Badgett
Mrs. Thurman Bishop
Stephenville
Horace Miller
James Baxter
Ira Vandagriff
Denison
A. R. McMurry
Ella Wilson
Whitewright Nursing Home
the Baptist Sunday School
Guy Hamilton
H. H. Taylor
Jewell Jarvis
W. D. Allcorn
Farmersville
Susie Denton
W. C. Allcorn
Marie Albcorn
D. F. Bandy
Trena
John Jarvis
Mrs. L. O. May
Dallas
Laura Bess Rich
Joe Rich
Faye Wrenn
Raymond Wrenn
Savoy
P. M. Wrenn
Herbert Hogan
Chicago, Ill
Ben Coker
Bells
Royce Lay
L. W. Ownby
James Piatt
Bonham
G. M. Ownby
J. P. Ownby
Florence White
Albert Branch
Paul Brandstatt
C. E. Thomas
Kingston
Okla
Bill Tanner
Wirt
W. A. Farmer
Kilgore
Riley Tabor
Dewey Stewart
Norman
Joe Tabor
Oklahoma City
Bobby Teel
J. T. Parsley
Lena McCallahan
Dallals
Glen Earnheart
Clarence McMillin
L. O. May
May Badgett
Little Rock
H-D
Homeowner’s
Complete Insurance Service
Stephens & Bryant
C. P. Johnson
McCraw’s
Emory Christian
Susan
Joe
Henry
Hollywood
Solid Capital
S. H. Montgomery Agency
Shurfine
Miracle
California
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