Local families share visits and weekend guests across Texoma
Community notes list numerous visits and weekend guests from Dallas Sherman Denison Fort Worth Sherman Denison and other areas. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Gosnell Mr. and Mrs. Jack Meador Mr. and Mrs. J P Darwin Mrs. Imogene Jarvis and several others with extended family ties and travel from Tucson Corpus Christi Detroit Lubbock Uvalde and Sherman area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonny Gosnell
C. J. Meador
Jack Meador
Dallas
Roy Martin
Tucson, Ariz
Carlos Glass
Corpus Christi
Helen Glass
Sherman
Imogene Jarvis
Fair warning on delinquent taxes in Pewitt district
The Pewitt school district’s delinquent tax cases culminated with sheriff s deeds transferring four parcels. Delinquents may redeem by paying taxes penalties interest costs and fees. earlier notices warned that action would be taken and now the final settlements show the risk of delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Prop Jy
Pewitt
Washington Statue Marks Site of First Inauguration
The statue of George Washington and the steps of Federal Hall in New York City mark the place where he took the oath of office as the first president on April 30, 1789.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Federal Hall
New York City
Washington
United States
The SPICE of LIFE and a Pancake Count Mystery
A humorous slice shows a clerk and a customer bantering about a surprising pen gift for a college bound son who wants a convertible. Nearby, two farm hands trade woes while a persistent salesman finally meets the boss after the secretary admits him was in.
A Schoolroom and a Mob of Punchlines
A teacher corrects Julius to Julius, Bilious to a name. a rookie cop jokes about dispersing a mob with a collection. a professor seeks a concise definition of a politician and hears the punchline about party allegiance.
Long prayers and quick grace bring smiles at dinner
A mistress reviews a new maid's references and asks if she will settle in. The maid says she left jobs only because she did not quit voluntarily. A seven year old dislikes church but forgives the long prayer at dinner, remarking that hunger makes prayers brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Abandoned Curfew Proves Noisy in Village
A visitor learns the village once had a curfew but residents abandoned it after a bell at 9 disrupted sleep. The tale reflects local attitudes toward rules and quiet hours in a small community.
Helen's New Husband Described as a Mousey Man
A brief exchange suggests Helen's spouse is a reserved and unassuming man. The remark characterizes him as quiet and possibly timid, reflecting the speaker's impression of Helen's choice.
Fragmented family note hints at ongoing woes
A distressed speaker lists unfinished projects and looming events including a half finished milking parlor a backlogged car loan a pending piano recital and unspecified further troubles suggesting a tense domestic moment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Helen
Delinquent Youths Turn Upright Citizens Says Researcher
Dr. Sophia M. Robison of Adelphi College told the AAAS that many men misbehaved as teens yet became productive adults without police or correctional intervention. She outlined a project to study why and under what circumstances youthful aggression ends in useful adult lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Peck
Sophia M. Robison
Adelphi College
Garden City
N. Y
The
American Assn. For the Advancement of Science
Robison
National study to track delinquency patterns in U S adults
A federal funded study from the National Institute of Mental Health will interview thousands of men nationwide aged 35 to 50 to test if aggressive behavior is universal. The project aims to inform delinquency prevention and control programs and begins nationwide interviews in late 1963. Preliminary questioning is already underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Institute of Mental Health
U. S
Robison
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Glen Neal
Nocona
Jewell Key
Ray Lumpkins
Jerry Wilson
Fort Worth
Paul Wilson
Bells
J. P. Darwin
J. E. Henson
Lois Lance
Less Hicks
Orall Monroe
Denison
M. T. Monroe
Raymond Cathey
W. E. Mynatt
R. R. Dodson
J. H. Mynatt
Jake Woodall
Savoy
Frank Smith
Maurice Curfman
Detroit
Lodene Hutt
Charlie Smith
Tom Tulle
Uvalde
J. M. Ashinhurst
Grand Prairie
Gilbert Keck
James Robnett
Lubbock
J. H. Gosnell
Otto Cunningham
Charles Haker
Ruth Pisole
Gene Lee
Jim Ables
W. A. Williams
van Alstyne
J. O. Binkley
Norma McCraugh
State OF Texas
Franklin R. Dalton
Ellen E. Dalton
George B. Pilant
M. B. Shackelford
Lemuel J. Edwards
Montgomery B. Shackelford
Enoch M. Jones
Felix G. Beasley
F. G. Beasley
Achilles Thornhill
John R. Saunders
John H. Wilson
John H. Saunders
John K. Wilson
J. E. Henry
Eleanor E. Dalton
Gordon Y. Gray
J. S. Porter
James H. Tuttle
G. Y. Gray
Louisa J. Dorcer
Susan L. Palmer
S. B. Shepard
R. R. Dulin
B. C. Gray
N. Wallerich
W. D. Gordon
R. H. Henry
Maggie Henry
W. W. Henry
Dell Henry
S. J. Tuttle
A. V. Tuttle
Erwin Tuttle
R. S. Tuttle
M. E. Tuttle
J. D. Tuttle
W. H. Tuttle
W. A. Blevins
Belle C. Gray
D. A. January & Co
William Blevin
Cameron and Mayfield
Elizabeth Blevins
A. W. Ferguson
Fannie C. Tenneson Crawley
W. C. Crawley
F. C. T. Crawley
R. E. Smith
F. L. Mays
Maggie Robbins
W. H. Robbins
R. M. Snead
Maggie Snead
E. B. Webster
Charl. Massingale
G. S. Ellis
F. A. Nesbitt
Robert S. Tuttle
Austin College
C. E. Young
S. T. Young
F. L. O’hanlon
Texas
Land Title Bank and Trust Company
Oklahma Portland Cement Company
Grayson
George Schumacher
State of
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Morris Dixon Dickard
A. B. Dickard
Margaret Dixon Gee
C. B. Gee
R. R. Dixon
Lillie I. Dixon
Franklin R. Dalton Et al
S. V. Earnest
Gladys Hamilton
Whitewright Sun
Whitewright
Wember Tedewak Deposit
Nauiance
Socrates
Jule
Julius
Bilious
S. H. Montgomery Agency
Fisher
Chevrolet
Whitewright, Texas
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