Local Social Notes Highlight Fort Worth Visits And Community Events
Mrs. J P Darwin visits Fort Worth with daughter and family. Visitors include Mrs Vivian Hardcastle from Saginaw and Mrs W T Holloway of Sherman. Weekend gatherings feature Mrs Bill Bradshaw, Norman Hayes of Howe, Paul Cornelius, and others in Sherman and Dallas. Te adding includes bridal shower for Peggy Phillips of Tyler and bridge club gatherings. Community figures such as T D Bartley of Ladonia die in Waco. eight sons and two daughters survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Hayes
Howe
Paul Cornelius
Mrs
Floyd Flowers
T. D. Bartley
Ladonia
Waco
L. F. Jacks
Whitewright
E. D. Woodard
Wichita Falls
Jessie Woodard
Earl Bartley
C. A. Grayson
Mesquite
Jessie Mead
Bells
J. W. Bell
Windom
Lindell Bell
W. C. Brown
Mazell
Doris Jacks
Fort Worth
Catherine Woodard
Dallas
Reeves Honor Parents Visit In Dallas Weekend
Mr and Mrs David Reeves of Dallas spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs John Reeves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Reeves
Dallas
Mrs
John Reeves
Tax suit over Grayson County land on N G Mitchell estate
State of Texas files suit to collect delinquent ad valorem taxes on Abstract No. 807 R H Martin Survey 60 acres in Grayson County. N G Mitchell deceased named as defendant with unknown heirs. 1962 filing in 15th District Court seeks foreclosure of tax liens and recovery of taxes penalties and costs up to judgment with return date February 4 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Texas
Grayson
N. G. Mitchell
R. H. Martin
Grayson County
Texas
District Court
Sherman
Connally Chooses Seven for Key Posts in Texas Admin
Governor-elect Connally names seven aides including Crawford Martin as Secretary of State and Larry Temple as administrative assistant. Others include Bill Fowler, Frank Miskell, Scott Sayers, Howard Rose, and Bill Cobb with prior service in state and campaign roles. School fund growth and 1962 crop impacts noted alongside new economic health and tax receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
John Connally
Crawford Martin
Hillsboro
Larry Temple
Temple
Bill Fowler
Dallas
Frank Miskell
Scott P. Sayers
Fowler, Miskell and
Sayers
Connally
The SPICE of LIFE A humorous exchange about worth and memory
A scene unfolds in a public setting where Norma asks for a quarter from her mother after a jokingly quoted million dollar value. Nearby women gossip about a mutual acquaintance, while a lawyer, judge, and witness clash over a May 2nd visit and a missing remark.
Plumber Jokes Cure for Patient's Ailments
A patient describes head pain cramps and neck stiffness prompting a doctor to quip that the cure is a plumber not a doctor. The exchange uses humor to highlight misdiagnosis and the need for practical solutions.
Secret Courtroom Exchange Confuses Burly Prisoner
The judge questions a burly prisoner as the inmate admits personal strain, and the dialogue reflects a courtroom interlude with light banter about a secret. The fragment hints at domestic tension and judicial curiosity within a legal setting.
Modern telegraph prank student delivers two dollar tip
A college bound messenger jokes about tips. The doorbell reveal shows a quick lesson in applied psychology as he receives a dollar to add to a special school fund. The exchange highlights humor in a short social vignette.
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. P. Darwin
Jerry Wilson
Vivian Hardcastle of
Saginaw
Grover Hardcastle
W. T. Holloway
Bill Bradshaw
J. W. Davidson
Simmons Powell
Lena Mae Gowdy
Mike Walters
McKinney
C. Dickenson
Mr. Dickenson
John Vestal
Sun
J. B. Warrington
Mrs. Warrington
J. E. Henson
Arnold Henson
Ralph Brown
Peggy Phillips
Tyler
J. B. Wootten
Denton
Emmet England
Lewisville
Sammy Eldridge
Irving
J. L. England
James Edwards
Henry Carroll
Roy Blanton
Ralph Judd
Bob Cawthon
Eddie McCartney
Bill Powell
Kern Chaney
Co. L. Adams
A. B. Terry
Anna
Claude Adams
Bethel
Elmo Wallace
Allen T. Short
Gladys Ray
May Badgett
Joe Parnell
Edgar Ayres
Hest and Pharmacy
Mr. Parnell
Betty Blackerby
May Pharmacy
N. Travis - Sherman
Eunice S. Earnest
Shirley Davis
Whitewright Sun
Vern Sanford
Texas Press Association
Treasury
State Board of Education
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Return OF Dignity
Byron Tunnell
New York Stock Exchange
U. S
Waggoner Carr
Courts
Carr
Will Wilson
East Texas
Billie Sol Estes
Jesse James
Banking House
the First National Bank of
Whitewright, Texas
Federal Reserve Bank
United States Securities
Norma
Mom
Fendant
Applied
Teras Press Association
San Antonio Street
Austin, Texas
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