Local residents visit family and friends over weekend
Mrs. Tom Ayres visited in Dallas Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Milam of Burkburnett visited here Sunday. John Cantrell of Durant Oklahoma visited Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bassett were Dallas visitors Monday. Maxwell of Austin visits sister Mrs. Starr. Jim Sears of Lubbock spent the weekend with his mother. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Dillon of Durant Oklahoma visited with Mrs. Kirkpatrick. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Pace of Denison spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cook. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Loftis of Celina were Sunday visitors in the Williams home. Mr. and Mrs. Don Howard Cook of Ardmore Oklahoma visited over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Milam
Burkburnett
Mr. Maxwell of
Austin
Mrs
F. L. Starr
Jim Sears
Lubbock
R. L. Sears
Guy Dillon
Durant, Okla
W. A. Kirkpatrick
Roscoe Pace of
Denison
Paul Cook
J. C. Loftis
Celina
W. D. Williams
Don Howard Cook
Ardmore, Okla
Mrs. Howard Cook
C. J. Meador
Local Visitors and Weekend Guests Reported Across Sherman Area
Mr and Mrs Edgar Ayers visited Sherman relatives. Jeanette Jones of Dallas spent the weekend with O L Jones. Harrelson and daughter visited Carl Allen in Denison. C G Watson and son visited Cecil Watson family. Harold Doss and Jack Hansard parties visited Ray Hansard in Irving. Roby Lee Wilson and children from Denton spent the weekend here. W A Phillips returned from Wilson N Jones Hospital Sherman after surgery. L R Worley and children from Carlsbad NM visited relatives. Riley Tabor attended the funeral of his uncle Joe Beach in Colbert OK. E Pat Emmett and Rainey Bush of Houston visited Vestal family. Preston Hefner attended the sweetheart banquet at Whitesboro Methodist Church. Men’s Club hosted their wives. Sunday guests of J H Hopper of Tom Bean included Billy White Neuburg MO. L R Worley and family Carlsbad NM. W E Marlow Fort Worth. J O Maxwell and family. C W Mitchell Whitewright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Doss
Jack Hansard
of Sherman
Mrs
Ray Hansard
Irving
Preston Hefner
Whitesboro Methodist Church
J. H. Hopper
Tom Bean
Billy White
Neuburg, Mo
L. R. Worley
Carlsbad
N. M
W. E. Marlow
Fort Worth
J. O. Maxwell
C. W. Mitchell
Whitewright
Donna Williams
Dorris Wallace
Barbs Hasty
Dallas
Donnie Haliburton
Verna Buchanan
Greenville High
Cooper-Whitewright
Greenville
WHS
Billy Hyepock
John Brown
Ole Sloomey
George Pittman
Betty Lumpkins
Houston
Ella Sims
Donald Simmons
Sherman
Mark Ayres
Mark
Nelda McCurdy
Commerce
Riverside youth basketball notes and gossip column
The clip runs through school sports with Whitesboro and Greenville games, current Tigers players Hayes Hughes Parnell and Burchfield scoring, and a 9-3 conference finish. It also covers senior social life gossip, pregame sock hops, crystal ball predictions, and a fatal toy box accident in California involving Peggy Ann Boylan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitesboro
Tigers
Hayes
Sapp
Parnell
Bearcats
Hughes
Burchfield
Dixon
Hale
Afterburn
Churches in town list of services and leaders
A dated church directory lists denominations, pastors, and service times. Includes First Presbyterian Asssembly of God First Baptist First Methodist Central Christian Cross Roads Presbyterian Bethel Baptist Pilot Grove Church of Christ with weekly prayers and worship schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Newton Cole
Training Union
Cross Roads
Pilot Grove Church
Farm trainees told to submit earnings by March 1
The Veterans Administration warned World War II veterans in GI training to file 1954 earnings reports by March 1. Failure to submit could discontinue GI subsistence payments until the statement is received. The form is used to adjust payments for the current year and as part of the farm accounting instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Veterans Administration
One Thing After Another Your opening sale has closed
A local shop signals its shift from a closing sale to a new phase as the opening sale ends and a fresh sales event begins. Store management hints at continuing promotions and future offerings to attract customers.
Then He Swore Off For Good And Counted 74 Items
A narrator describes heavy drinking, claiming to have emptied twenty nine bottles and worn corks and glasses into a strange tally of 74 items. The tale spirals with wordplay about bottles, corks, glasses, sinks, and drinks as the narrator recounts the self destructive spree.
Clash of Symbols in Legal Eagle Raskin Verse
A short verse by Anita Raskin invites readers to submit news items via phone or mail. The poem contrasts legal themes with a light playful tone, suggesting civic engagement through reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Raskin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tom Ayres
John Cantrell
Mrs. Floyd Bassett
A. R. McMurry
Alwyn Golden
Leonard
Craig
Craig’s Cafe
Birt Paulson
Edgar Ayers
J. W. Ayers
Jeanette Jones
Mrs. O. L. Jones
William Harrelson
Carl Allen
C. G. Watson and
Little Son of
Cecil Watson
Roby Lee Wilson
Denton
Lee Wilson
W. A. Phillips
Wilson N. Jones Hospital
Carlsbad, N. M
Riley Tabor
Joe Beach
Colbert, Okla
Margie
Enterprise Baptist Church
Patricia Farley
Freda Gideon
Laverne Grant
Frances Guthrie
Peggy Hansard
Johnnie Harper
Doris Head
Della Hull
Patricia Lewis
Carol McLean
Shirley Monk
Glenda Sue Morris
Lannell Neal
June Neathery
Jane Neathery
Mary Page
Laura Bess Rich
Patsy Roberson
Gayla Sears
Ella May Sims
Onetta Smith
Wilma’ Stephens
Carole Taylor
Dollye Taylor
Crystal Ball
West Sacramento
Calif
Peggy Ann Boylan
Peggy
John Allen
the Sun
San Antonio
Waco Austin
Canada
Lancaster Wakahachie Taly Milfory
Bartlett
Granger
Georgetown
San Marcos
New Braunfels
First Presbyterian Church
North Texas
Lee H. Smith
Floyd Bassett
Assembly OF God
Elvis L. Hill
Ladies Missionary Council
First Methodist Church
Harold S. Taylor
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Central Christian Church
Royce E. Wood
Mae Hall
Bethel Baptist Church
C. H. Beseda
van Alstyne, Texas
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Stephens & Bryant
Kilowatt
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