Weekend Visitors and Local Club News
We summarize social notes from the community with visits among Dallas Celeste Grand Prairie and Gainesville residents. ETSC honors graduate Joseph Rodgers will receive a bachelor degree with honors from East Texas State College Commerce. Camp Fire Girls elect new officers and meet in the Fire Hall with Francy Williams as president and Janis Hennig as reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ETSC
Joseph Daniel Rodgers
Whitewright
East Texas State College
Commerce
J. C. Rodgers
Rt. 1
Tom Bean High School
Francy Williams
Janna Wilson
Mary Lynn England
Sandra Shepperd
Janis Hennig
Joanna Robinson
Sharon Hasting
Vickie Burleson
Lone Star Gas Plans 35 Million Budget for 1963
Lone Star Gas and its subsidiaries announce a near record 35.205 million dollar construction budget for 1963. Distribution gets 13.05 million dollars for customer lines meters and extensions while overall effort covers distribution transmission production and gathering across Texas and Oklahoma serving over 470 communities and about 900000 customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Lone Star Gas Company
Lone Star Producing Company
Lone Star Gathering Company
L. T. Potter
Lone Star
Texas
Oklahoma
Buckeye Woman Recovers Purse After Carnival Loss
Pat Harve of Buckeye lost her purse at a carnival. A package and letter arrived days later saying the purse was found on the ferris wheel by Mrs Paule Wilke who took 12 cents for postage and mailed it back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye
Aziz
Pat Harve
Paule Wilke
Mrs. Mary Everheart Visits Greenville Friend
Mrs. Mary Everheart of Greenville spent the weekend with Mrs. Lillie Gardner, sharing time at her home and catching up on news and family happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Mary Everheart of
Greenville
Lillie Gardner
Birth and social notes from Whitewright area
A son, Howard Lynn, was born Saturday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Judd of Whitewright at Wysong Hospital in McKinney. Visitors include Mrs. Lillie Shirley of Anna and Mr. and Mrs. Eddie McCartney and son of Garland. Mrs. Maude Belew hosted Dallas relatives, and Misses Morell and Doris Jacks from Fort Worth spent the weekend with the Jacks. The Thursday Night Bridge Club met at Mrs. Clint Hennig’s home with high score for Mrs. Murray Bryant and second high for Mrs. Earl Blanton. Mrs. Wallace May played a substitute hand. The club next meets with Mrs. Jack Lackey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Judd
Thursday Bridge Club
Ron Faison
Bill Pettit
W. E. Stanford
Pettit
Howard Lynn
Whitewright
Wysong Hospital
McKinney
Lillie Shirley
Anna
Eddie McCartney
Garland
Bob Cawthon
Misses Morell
Doris Jacks
Fort Worth
Mrs. L. F. Jacks
Clint Hennig
Murray Bryant
Earl Blanton
Lallace May
Jack Lackey
Future Combat Rations Promised To Please Soldiers
National Academy of Sciences reports tomorrow's combat foods will look better taste better smell better and be better preserved and more digestible and nutritious. They will be easier to prepare and issue and may cost less while sustaining well being and combat effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallington
National Academy of Sciences
Kennedy Spends 215 Days Away From Washington
White House records show President Kennedy spent 215 days outside Washington in his first two years, compared with 195 days for Eisenhower. The data include weekends at nearby retreats and list mileage of 124,299 miles for Kennedy and 69,553 miles for Eisenhower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
White House
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Capitol City
Eisenhower
Fat Man Not So Jolly After All Eats To Fight Blues
An Air Force physician reports overweight servicemen use food to combat blues, showing them as jollier in appearance while sadness remains. In a Korea air base study of 77 men, 13 of 50 non-obese had low mood versus only 1 of 27 obese, with two weeks or more of symptoms defining significant mood loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Air Force
Robert I. Simon
U. S
Korea
Journal of the American Medical Assn
Executrix Qualified in J. O. Reed Estate in Grayson County
Bessie Reed has qualified as independent executrix of the estate of J. O. Reed deceased and all claims and debts must be filed or paid to her. Executrix address 2408 North Travis Sherman Texas. Published in The Whitewright Sun January 17 24 31 and February 7 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Reed
Grayson County
Texas
Bessie Reed
North
Travis St. Sherman
Whitewright Sun
Overeating Tied to Stress Says Captain Simon
Captain Simon concludes that a man overeats due to being overwrought, leading to overweight. Obesity acts as a substitute for low mood, while important news remains accessible in the Want Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon
Citations Notice in Grayson County Court
The State of Texas issues to Florence N Hughes and J A Boone a citation to appear in district court by 10 A M on February 25 1963 in Sherman Grayson County. The Citizens National Bank of Denison sues for 1500 debt plus interest and costs filed January 11 1963 in Case No 68845.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Texas
Florence N. Hughes
A. D
15Th District Court of
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Citizens National Bank of
E. R. Brodhead
Shirley Davis
Whitewright Sun Oe
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Sarah Kilgree of
Mrs. Mack Pierson
Celeste
Mrs
W. M. Pierson
Gracie Gates
Mrs. W. M. Gates
Doyle Files
James Vandagriff
H. G. Vandagriff
Dwayne Hayes
Richardson
Jack Hayes
Harmon Hayes
Lee R. Alexander
Grand Prairie
Brazwell Alexander
Houston
Jack Walker
J. E. Henson
C. W. Pope
Frances Bass
George Gordon Pope
Bonham
Lynda K. Hudspeth
Robert H. Crook
Atoka
Okla
Gilbert Henslee
W. B. Antoine
Farmersville
T. B. Harris
Odessa
W. B. Holsonbake
Hughes Springs
Oran Sears
Dee Ann Waldrop
Fred Waldrop
Gainesville
Waldrop
First Baptist Church
Lone Star Gas
William Boyles
Maude Belew
Whitewright Volunteer Fire Dept
Firemen’s Hall
Annette Eee
JFK
McKesson
Kesson
Magnex
Whitewright, Texas
Pel
Robert Fisher
NPH
Ty AL
Golden Lion
ST. Regis
U.S
ST. Regis JR
St, Regis
McKesson Reg
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