Local residents visit relatives across Sherman area
A parade of visitors is listed including Mrs. Bob Burrow of Sherman with friends, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Martin and son from Port Arthur, and Jean Morton from Irving visiting grandparents. Other entries note employment changes, hospital stays, birthdays, and weekend visits among Sherman residents and nearby towns.
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Bob Burrow of
Sherman
Wayne Martin
Russell Wayne
Port Arthur
Jean Morton of
Irving
Mrs
Grover
Otto Russell
Bill Turner
Dallas
Grover Stateville
Jack Morton
Senior 4-H Club Meeting Highlights Nut Snack Demo
On February 19 the Senior 4-H Club met in the seventh grade classroom. Darlene DeBerry called the meeting to order, led the pledge, and handed control to Miss Guthrie who demonstrated making nut snacks and collected funds for the National 4-H Club in Washington D C. Reporter.
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Darlene DeBerry
Darlene
Miss Guthrie
Washington, D. C
Cub Scouts Meeting Election of Den 1 Pack 5 Officers
Cub Scouts Den 1 Pack 5 held a February 16 meeting at the agriculture building. Officers elected include Denner Joe Kaiser and Assistant Denner Jerry Jones with Sammy Montgomery as keeper of buck skin. Present were Jackie Medor Jimmy Kent Charlie C McLean Mike Booher Sammy Montgomery Jerry Jones David Carpenter Michael Dickson and Michael Burchfield. den mothers are Mrs Edward Kent and Mrs Ross Booher-Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denner
Joe Kaiser
Jerry Jones
Sammy Montgomery
Jackie Meador
Jimmy Kent
Charlie C. McLean
Mike Booher
David Carpenter
Michael Dickson
Michael Burchfield
Edward Kent
Ross Booher
Friday Literary Club Meets in Mrs. Newman's Home
The Friday Literary Club gathered February 19 at Mrs. B. W. Newman’s home with fifteen members and two guests Mrs. Ben Hunter and Mrs. Geraldine Ayres of Leonard. The program on Music of the Southwest featured Carrie Hamilton and performances by Patricia Ayres and Bobby Stewman. A tea service followed with George Washington decor and cherry tart place settings as spring flowers brightened the room. The group planned to meet March 5 with Carrie Hamilton attending. Waterways of the Amazon are richer in fish than any other river in the world, it is claimed.
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B. W. Newman
Ben Hunter
Newman
Geraldine Ayres
Leonard
Carrie Hamilton
Patricia Ayres
Bobby Stewman
Bobby
Texas Trail
Key Largo
Patricia
Ricochet
John
Amazon
Delray Club
Breakfast habits evolve to boost midmorning energy
A University of Iowa study finds that a solid breakfast improves work output and reaction speed for college students, reducing fatigue by late morning. Experts recommend a meal furnishing one-quarter to one-third of daily needs with ample protein, fruits, enriched bread, and milk.
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University of Iowa School of Medicine
IT S THE LAW Real estate titles and title insurance explained
This piece outlines key concepts in real estate transfers including what a title is, the meaning of a good record title, abstracts, title examinations by lawyers, and the function of a title insurance policy. It stresses that abstracts do not prove ownership and that title exams require legal expertise.
Earnest Money Contracts and Real Estate Closings
The article explains the centrality of earnest money contracts in real estate, detailing essential terms such as possession date, title quality, and title evidence. It warns that vague or mortgage-contingent clauses can create buyer risk and notes that closing is a technical process requiring proper drafting, signing, delivery, and recording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bar of Texas
Colorado
Austin
Texas
TV Repair Man Solves Lousy Program Problem
The lady of the house summons a TV serviceman to fix the set. He opens his toolkit and asks what is wrong. She complains that all the programs are lousy, highlighting the humor of domestic tech woes.
Butter Support Cuts Boost Prices For Surplus Dairy
Washington reports the government will cut surplus butter support by about 8.25 cents per pound on April 1 to spur consumer purchases and curb excess production. Top grade prices will range from 57.5 to 58.25 cents, down from 65.7 to 66.75 cents. New cheese and nonfat dried milk prices were also announced. The program aims to secure 75 percent parity for milk producers, equating to $3.14 per 100 pounds at 3.95 percent butterfat and 56 cents per pound for butterfat sold separately.
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Washington
Off Shore Anniversary Banter on a Honeymoon’s End
A lighthearted exchange suggests a couple reflecting on nearly a year since their honeymoon and pondering how to mark an anniversary, ending with a playful line about trouble on the rocks.
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George
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