Local families visit over holidays and relatives listed
The community notes holiday visits from Johnnie Stephens in Commerce ETSTC to his parents, and numerous family gatherings across Houston Dallas Midland McKinney Pilot Grove Eagle Lake Bogota. Out of town relatives attended Ava Clyde Maynard’s funeral in town, including W W Maynard Helix Oregon and Sam Nelms O Donnell.
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Johnnie Stephens
ETSTC
Commerce
Mrs
Paul Stephens
Ava Clyde Maynard
W. W. Maynard
Helix
Oregon
W. A. Maynard
Ontario
Sam Nelms
O’donnell
Fred Starr in hospital after severe heart attack
Fred Starr, a longtime Lone Star Gas Company employee, is a patient at the veterans hospital in McKinney following a severe heart attack on Tuesday. His condition is listed as serious.
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Fred Starr
Lone Star Gas Company
Veterans Hospital
McKinney
Starr
Golden wedding anniversary for Charley N Ross couple
Mr and Mrs Charley N Ross of the Ely community will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary this Sunday. Friends are invited to call at their home between 2 and 5 pm Sunday afternoon to join the celebration.
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Charley N. Ross
Ely
Hamley Neal Wedding At Whitewright Church Of Christ
Miss Wilma Janice Neal wed Max G. Hamley Friday evening at 7 30 in the Whitewright Church of Christ. Parents are Mr and Mrs G O Neal of Kentuckytown and Mr and Mrs G Hamley of Winnsboro North Carolina. The bride wore a beige suit with brown accessories and carried a white Bible and gloves. The couple plan future residence.
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Whitewright Church of Christ
Wilma Janice Neal
Max G. Hamley
G. O. Neal
Kentuckytown
G. Hamley
Winnsboro
N. C
Couple Wed After North Carolina Wedding Trip
The ceremony was attended by Mr. and Mrs. Doug las V. Neal of Sherman. Mrs. Neal wore a blue suit with black accessories. Mrs. Hamley, a 1950 Whitewright High School graduate, worked at St. Vincent Hospital in Sherman. Mr. Hamley, a North Winnsboro High School graduate, is stationed with the Air Force in Florida. they will be at home after a wedding trip to North Carolina.
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Douglas V. Neal
Sherman
Hamley
Whitewright High School
St. Vincent Hospital
North Winnsboro High School
Air Force
Florida
North Carolina
Agriculture Dept raises 1947 crop forecasts
The Agriculture Department increased its final 1947 crop outlook for wheat to 969,781,000 bushels, corn to 2,964,639,000, and grain sorghums to 204,087,000. Production overall reached 103 percent of the 1947-49 average, marking the fifth largest on record with new highs for soybeans, rice, sugar beets, and oranges and near records for oats and other crops.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Living costs dip in November except for cars
Government data show the consumer price index up 0.1 percent in November driven by discounts on 1954 car models. Food, appliances, and home furnishings fell, while overall buying power rose as factory pay reached a new weekly peak of 60.45 dollars, enabling families to buy more than a year earlier.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Paid Up Chauffeur Fines Prompt Fray Reveals Receipts
A terse exchange centers on a chauffeur’s past incidents as receipts of fines are produced. The dialogue emphasizes accountability and transparency in prior conduct. Authorities or colleagues weigh the implications for a current or future role.
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B. W. Evans
Cynthia and
Sylvia
Houston
Audrey Evans
A. W. Stedham
Salina, Kansas
W. H. Stedham
Mrs. Stedham
Joe Miller
Terry Mack Miller
Dallas
Frank W. Miller
Bill Martha and
Sallye
Midland
Joe Vestal
Eagle Lake
Glen Richardson
Jesse Griffin
Hugh Hunter
L. A. Newman
Pilot Grove
the Sun
Charles Sydow
Linda
Sandra
Ben E. Dyer
Garland
J. Lee Smith
Martha Jo
Bogota
Willie Smith
City Cafe
Mr. and
Ned Ayres
Hi-Way Grocery & Market
Merry
Church of Christ
Clarence McMillin
Lewis Cooper
Bells
Neal
Babcock Auto Store
Whitewright
Pascal Farley
James H. Gosnell
K. Feed Mill
Whitewright Cleaners
Hristmas
Creerines
Meador
Harverster
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