Local visits note a weekend of family gatherings
Mr and Mrs Dee Smith of Garland visited her mother Mrs John Vestal on Saturday. Jeanette McCarroll of Leonard spent Wednesday with her great grandmother Mrs A R McMurry. Weldon Davenport of Dallas spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs Tom Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Smith
Garland
John Vestal
Jeanette McCarroll of
Leonard
A. R. McMurry
Weldon Davenport
Dallas
Mrs
Tom Shaw
R. W. Lansford
Verna Lansford
Robert Lansford
McKinney
Douglas Coppenger
Charles John
Robert
Green Castle
India
Local Sherman Social Visits Highlight Weekends
Mrs. Frank White and daughters of Sherman spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Lilley. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Linsteadt of Sherman visited Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Hudgins last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Bradley and son Lawrence and Miss Lucille Shaw of Dallas spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Shaw. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cole of Sherman and Mr. and Mrs. R. Lee Hill of Van Alstyne spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Frank White
Daughters of
Sherman
T. J. Lilley
E. W. Linsteadt of
A. A. Hudgins
Reuben Bradley
Lawrence
Lucille Shaw
Dallas
Tom Shaw
Robert Cole
R. Lee Hill
van Alstyne
Ralph Wallace
Whitewright Social Roundup Shows Local Visits and Rain
Whitewright residents host and visit relatives from Dallas, Chicago, Reno, and Oklahoma while a Sherman heart patient receives care. W K Bun Alexander sells a Main and Bond service station to Shorty Nicely. The community reports a nine tenths inch rain storm, July rainfall totals, and local baseball plans. Dan Hollingsworth visits. Lottie Moon Circle meets. safety expert Dan Hollingsworth recalls New York Times quote on safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K
Bun) Alexander
Main and
Bond Streets
Shorty Nicely
Dan Hollingsworth
Oklahoma City
Dan
Whitewright
New York Times
Blanton-Williams Vows In Greenville Union
Priscilla Ann Blanton and Raymond Winston Williams wed at 8 30 p m in Lamar St Baptist Church Greenville. Both seniors at East Texas State College plan to live in Commerce and resume studies in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Blanton
Whitewright
Priscilla Ann
Raymond Winston Williams
R. W. Williams
Commerce
Lamar St. Baptist Church
Greenville
Williams
East Texas State College
Chi Omega Sorority
Beta Beta Beta
Angel Flight
East Texas State
Lambda Chi Alpha
Alpha Omega
Air Force R. O. 7. C
ETSC
Presbyterian Missionary Society Meets for Prayer and Program
The Presbyterian Missionary Society met Monday with Mrs. H. H. Taylor as hostess and Mrs. Emmet Penn as program leader. Mrs. Sears presided over the business session and discussed Trinity Presbyterian aims. Read minutes by Miss Ruth Cox and Year Book of Prayer by Mrs. T. E. Sears. Guest Mrs. Millie Ann Hunt from First Baptist gave a program with songs and a devotional The Great Invitation. Twelve members and three guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Missionary Society
H. H. Taylor
Emmet Penn
H. H. Sears
Trinity Presbyterian
Ruth Cox
T. E. Sears
Jesus
Missile exhibit at Patrick AFB near Cape Canaveral
An Air Force exhibit displays Titan, Thor, Snark, Matador and Bomarc missiles in front of the Technical Laboratory at Patrick Air Force Base, located 15 miles south of the Cape Canaveral missile test center, which is closed to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Air Force Titan
Thor
Snark
Patrick Air Force Base
Cape
Airmen No Longer Assigned to Recreational Duties
Washington report that Air Force will stop detailing airmen to pool lifeguard duty and golf course tasks. Rep. Frank Kowalski criticized Forbes Base for reallocating 20 enlisted men to lifeguard work and daily golf course details. Secretary Zuckert agreed with the shift, noting airmen will be spared from most recreational duties except rare cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank Kowalski
Connecticut
Air Force
Eugene M. Zuckert
Forbes Air Force Base
Kansas
Kowalski
Zuckert
USDA Reports Crop Acreage Cut Sharply
The Agriculture Department's initial season crop report shows a 5.3 percent drop in planted acreage to 306 000, with harvest acreage around 295 million acres, down 6.5 percent. Overall crop production may fall as much as 9 percent from last year, linked to emergency feed grain program shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
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Reserve District No
First National Bank
Tom Bean
Texas
United States
U.S
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S
C. H. Lackey
Penel
Cc. H. Lackey
Jack Hollensed
E. H. Gant
E. O. Thomas Directors
Bill Munday
Helena, Ark
Charlie Tree
Don Farmer
T. D. Caylor
Earl Boggess
Midland
Fred Cook
Paul Rogers
Chicago
Homer Tate
Leon Bennett
Reno
Nevada
George Bennett
Sherman Hospital
Frank Dyer
Durant
Okla
Mary McGaughey
Levi Hall
Honey Grove
Gerald Cleveland
League City
Mr. Cleveland
Church of Christ
L. F. Jacks
Dave Beazley
Jelly O'Neal
Fort Worth
Doris
Mozelle Jacks
Charlot Vantrain
Ann
Okmulgee
Berniece Davis
T. H. McSpedden
Denton
Lillian McSpedden
Jimmie McSpedden
Whitewright Bloomer
McKinney Girls
Little League Park
Doyle Alexander
Jerry Don
Richard Lynn
Troy Owen
Melvin Lee
Leta Ann
Danny Glynn
Doyce Worsham
Jimmy Doyce
Janna Kay
W. T. Bradshaw
J. A. Worsham
Lottie Moon
Baptist Missionary Society
Joe Miller
Clyde Sadler
Raymond Brown
Berkeley
Calif
Brown
Billie Hatfield
A. L. McCurdy
Youngblood
Morton
Grayson Oleo
Sunshine
Arizona
Hartz Dog Yummies
Cook’s
Blanton-Williams
Presbyterian M
USDA
Eastern
Seaboard
Bologna
Chuck Roast
Maxwell House
Foremost
Donald Duck
ALMA
Decker
Lipton Tea
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