New Baptist Pastor To Preach Sunday
Rev. Newton Cole newly called pastor of the First Baptist Church will preach Sunday morning and evening. He served two years as Army Air Force chaplain, most time in Newfoundland. He is 24, a Texas A and M graduate and former pastor at Caney Oklahoma.
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Newton Cole
First Baptist Church
Cole
Army Air Force
Newfoundland
Texas A. & M. College
Caney, Okla
The
Baptist Church
Baptist Seminary At
Fort Worth
James Cooper
Bishop
Be Not Weary in Well Doing Sermon Verse Quotation
A brief church notice cites II Thessalonians 3 13 urging believers to persevere in good works and faithful service. It reflects a devotional emphasis rather than a local event.
Church services and leaders listed across local churches
Harold S. Taylor Pastor leads Church School at 10:00 a.m. Morning worship at 11:00. Methodist Youth Fellowship at 7:00 and Evening worship at 7:30. Tilden McFerrin Minister Bible study 10:00 a.m. Morning worship 11:00 a.m. Evening worship 7:30 p.m. Wednesday service 7:30 p.m. Vernon M. Newland Minister Mae Hall Sunday School superintendent Sunday School 10 a.m. Morning Worship 11:11 a.m. Evening service 6:30 p.m.
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Harold S. Taylor
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Tilden McFerrin
Vernon M. Newland
Mae Hall
Assembly of God Service Schedule Names
E. L. Hill is pastor with Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. preaching at 11:00 a. m. young people's service at 6:45 p. m. evangelistic service at 7:45 p. m. prayer meeting at 7:45 p. m. Wednesday.
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Assembly OF God
E. L. Hill
Baptist Women’s Missionary Society meeting at church
Newton Cole reports a Baptist Women’s Missionary Society meeting on Monday July 20 at 10 a.m. in the church parlor with a fellowship program and covered-dish luncheon. All ladies are invited to join church activities and work.
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Ladies of the Baptist Women’s Missionary Society
North Texas Larger Parish announces service changes
Lee H. Smith pastor-director notes no service on July 26 and Sunday School at 10:00 a m Aug 2 Rev George H Walker staff member will lead. Pastor’s family away July 20 to Aug 7. Staff remaining are Rev George H Walker La donia and student Ray mond Judd Jr reachable in Sherman or Texoma Encampment Pottsboro.
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North Texas
Lee H. Smith
Whitewright
George H. Walker
Ladonia
Raymond Judd Jr
Sherman
Texoma
Pottsboro
Bethel Baptist Church Service Times
Bethel Baptist Church with U C Broach as pastor announces Sunday School at 9 45 a m morning worship at 11 11 o clock Training Union at 7 00 p m and an evening service at 8 00 p m.
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Bethel Baptist Church
U. C
Pilot Grove Church of Christ Thursday Services
The Pilot Grove Church of Christ adds Thursday night preaching with Winston Atkinson of Plano delivering the sermons. Everyone is invited to attend the services.
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Pilot Grove
Cross Roads Presbyterian Church Service Schedule
Rev. Lee H. Smith of Whitewright leads Sunday School at 10:00 a m and an evening service at 8:00 o'clock with Mr Smith in charge A congregational meeting will follow the service
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Lee H. Smith
Whitewright
Mr. Smith
Singing Convention at Starr Denison Road
The County Line Singing Convention will be held at 2 p m Sunday at Starr six miles north of Bells on the Denison road announced by L L Wendell New song books will be used and everybody is invited.
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Starr
Bells
Denison Road
L. L. Wendell
Taylor Autrey Named to County Committee
Taylor B. Autrey of Whitewright has been named to the county committee of the Farmers Home Administration. He succeeds Robert Child of Collinsville, who chaired the committee last year. Other members include Foy Wallace of Gunter as chairman and Charles Hughes of Sadler.
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Taylor B. Autrey
Whitewright
Farmers Home Administration
Robert Child
Collinsville
Child
Mr. Autrey
PMA
Grayson County
William G. Barr
Foy Wallace
Gunter
Charles Hughes
Sadler
Baptist Church at Kentuckytown Revival Opens Friday
The Kentuckytown Baptist Church begins an old fashioned revival Friday at 8 p m and runs through July 26. Billy Bridges of Call Junction Baptist Church Kirbyville preaches, Raymond Brown leads song, Viva Phillips is pianist. A vacation Bible school July 18 25 runs 8 to 11 a m for ages 2 to 16. Topics include the Second Coming of Christ the Unpardonable Sin the Mark of the Beast and Battle of Armageddon.
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Kentuckytown Baptist Church
Billy Bridges
Call Junction Baptist Church
Kirbyville
Raymond Brown
Viva Phillips
Christ
Armegeddon
Funeral services for Mrs Argus Ingram Held at Cross Roads
Funeral services for Mrs Argus Ingram 39 were held at Cross Roads Church Desert at 3 p m Wednesday. Burial followed at Cross Roads Cemetery. She died Tuesday morning at home in Desert. Survivors include husband mother Mrs Eula Saye sister and brother and two children.
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Argus Ingram
Cross Roads Church
Desert
Connie Hollis
Lee Smith
Cross Roads Cemetery
Earnheart
Westminster
Jimmy
Juquila
Glenn Saye
Dallas
Elmo Saye
Homer de Havens
James Lowery
Wichita Falls
Funeral services for Mrs Glenn Hensley in Trenton
Funeral services were held at Barnheart Chapel for Mrs Glenn Hensley 16 of Trenton killed in a Bakersfield auto accident July 5. Burial followed at Burns Cemetery in Trenton. A Mobile Alabama native she married Mr Hensley last March and is survived by her husband her mother Mrs Christine Whitley of Mobile two brothers and four sisters.
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Glenn Hensley
Trenton
Bakersfield
Calif
Barnheart Chapel
Burns Cemetery
Hensley
Mobile
Ala
Christine Whitley
Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Alexander Graveside
Graveside services were held July 5 for the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Alexander. Survivors are the parents and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Samples of Orangeville, three brothers Paul Charles and David Dean and three sisters Edith Shirlene and Laverne all of Whitewright.
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M. H. Alexander
Floyd Samples
Orangeville
Paul
Charles
David Dean
Edith
Shirlene
Laverne
Whitewright
Right Living Never Pays in Cleveland Tale
Mike Megyas helps tornado victims as an auxiliary policeman after a storm toppled his chimney. He obtains a parking ticket during duty and shelters a homeless robin that refuses to leave, feeding it meat potatoes and prunes. He hauls the bird to the sewage disposal plant to protect it from a cat.
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Cleveland
Mike Megyas
Flat Tire Saves Life of Infant in Portales
In Portales New Mexico a 17 month old child of Mrs D B Lieb was found unconscious after placing a live wire in his mouth. A flat tire delayed the mother as she carried him toward a neighbor’s car 300 yards away. The child regained breathing en route and began to breathe normally upon arrival.
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Portales
N. M
D. B. Lieb
Local social notes and hospital updates from Sherman area
Mrs. Bob Benish of Houston visits relatives here. Mrs. Charles E. Ayres calls on McKinney friends. Jacks returns from hospital. Mrs. M T Craig an hospital patient in Bonham. Numerous visits with relatives shaping a busy week across Sherman region. Ice tea glasses offer at C J Meador showroom tied to International Harvester Cool Living Show.
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Mrs
Bob Benish
Houston
C. J. Meador Truck & Tractor Company
International Harvester
Senate Approves Excess Profits Tax Victory for Eisenhower
The Senate approved the House passed excess profits tax extension, defeating all amendments. The vote sent the bill to President Eisenhower for signature after a lengthy fight with Republicans and support from some Democrats. An amendment easing small business tax burden was rejected 52 to 34.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Eisenhower
House
Daniel A. Reed
Ways and Means Committee
John J. Williams
Delaware
Eugene D. Millikin
Colorado
Senate Finance Committee
Cigarettes Slow Burn Explained By Chemist
Stillwater Oklahoma A and M College chemist Dr H P Johnston argues throat irritation from smoking stems from fast burning not nicotine. He notes incomplete burning creates caustic tars and that heavy smokers often have dry throats due to long term use and stress.
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Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma A. & M
H. P. Johnston
Johnston
Attorney General Clarifies DW Law
Austin. The 53rd Legislature amended the drunken driving law to require a fine and jail sentence, with six months probation possible in place of jail. The judge may probate the jail term, while other provisions mandate both fine and jail unless probation is granted.
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Austin
John Ben Shepperd
Youth Has Own Idea About Pay
Nine year old Eric Nuttall wants 10 cents for mowing the yard this summer. He argues he is bigger now and it is easier, while his mother believes 25 cents was fair last year and should be about right again.
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Salt Lake City
Eric
Eric Nuttall
Big Advertisers Spend Nearly 397 Million in National Ads
The 20 largest U S advertisers spent 396 889 951 for national media in the prior year. The Exchange magazine notes the average bill was about 20 million, with 17 of the firms listed on the New York Stock Exchange. Leaders General Motors and Procter & Gamble each exceeded 45 million.
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New York
Exchange Magazine
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
General Motors
Proctor & Gamble
Americans Irk Europe As Treasury Chief Seeks Patience
Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey said Americans are very unpopular in some countries and even money is resisted. He cited strong nationalist sentiment and urged patience, noting that the goal is to help, not rob, other nations.
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Washington
Three Good Things About My Home Town Whitewright
Kenneth Jones writes of Whitewright praising its non modern yet beautiful high school buildings once part of Grayson College now abandoned for funds. He notes a cathedral like main building with a tall bell tower and a gymnasium resembling the Alamo. He highlights a converted rock pit pool with diving boards and a slide plus an efficient Chamber of Commerce that organizes youth recreation and town festivities.
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Whitewright
Chamber of Commerce
Grayson College
Alamo
Kenneth Jones
Texas A. & M. College
Quota Bill Signed For Wheat Crop
President Eisenhower signed legislation allowing wheat growers to plant 62 million acres next year while maintaining high price supports. The new allotment increases the cap by seven million acres from the previous 55 million.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Army to Cut Defense Plants for Vehicles Next Year
The Army will reduce the number of defense plants producing tanks and trucks from 15 to six next year due to a $500 million budget cut. Officials warned of a possible temporary unemployment rise but gave no exact figures. Secretary Stevens said idle plants will be kept available for quick restart in a future emergency, as output is set to fall from 160 million to 90 million monthly in January and 50 million next spring.
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Washington
Army
Robert T. Stevens
Pentagon
Each Texan Owes 29 34 of Deficit
The Tax Foundation says Texans will owe 29.34 dollars each to cover a 5.6 billion dollar federal deficit for 1953 54. This amount would be 22.65 dollars less than what Texans would have owed under the prior administration.
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Washington
Tax Foundation
Commissioners Vote Pay Raise in Sherman County
Sherman County Commissioners Court approved a $1,200 yearly raise for four precinct commissioners effective July 1, raising total salaries from $4,500 to $5,700. The increase funds come as $100 monthly for road commissioners, enabled by a recent Legislature act for counties up to 71,000 population.
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Sherman
Commissioners Court
J.N. Dickson
Rain brings needed relief to drouth in Grayson area
The city gauge recorded 2.15 inches of rain Sunday and Sunday night, with similar totals across town. The rainfall ends a two month dry spell, cools temperatures to the low sixties, and improves corn and cotton prospects while boosting pastures and hay.
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Grayson
Fannin
Whitewright
Democrats plead to preserve Voice of America funding
House Democrats urged Republicans to back President Eisenhower’s request for 87.9 million dollars for the Voice of America and State Department information work. They cited a State Department analysis showing the program would struggle under a House Appropriations Committee bill that cut 27.9 million from new funds.
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Washington, D. C
House Democrats
House Republicans
Eisenhower
Voice of America
State Department
New Administration
House Appropriations Committee
Rooney
Dem
New York
Preston
Georgia
Appropriations Committee
Harry S. Truman
AMA backs plan to limit veteran privileges
The American Medical Association urges Congress to curtail free hospitalization and medical treatment for nonservice connected veterans. Dr. Walter B. Martin warns current VA practices may require further federal hospital expansion due to rising veteran numbers and aging with more chronic disabilities. The article also notes unrelated phrases about Barnyard Golf and ancient Greek lifespans.
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Washington
American Medical Association
AMA
Walter B. Martin
House Veterans
Congress
Veterans Administration
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Charles E. Ayres
McKinney
L. F. Jacks
M. T. Craig
Bonham Hospital
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J. P. Darwin
Vaughn Partridge
Jack Arney
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San Antonio
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Billy Jack Morton of
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Grover
Stateville
Charles Perry
Lewis Cooper
Floyd Bassett
Sulphur Springs
C. H. Jacks
Homer Jacks
Grand Prairie
Hugh Travis
Atlanta, Ga
Carlton Johnson
Deloris
Margaret Williams
Joe T. Vestal
R. C. Vestal
Joe
Air Force
Lake Charles
Daingerfield
Sherman Hospitals
Glen Earnheart
L. H. Durham
Wilson N. Jones Hospital
W. J. Martin
E. L. McCarley
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Martin
Mrs. Loren Pace
Treena Elaine Hansard
Greenville
Elbert Hansard
College Station
Royce Jones
Lewis Woodruff
Marshall
Grover Don Smith
Virgil Smith
Ely
Lloyd Fitch
W. T. Nicholson
N. B. Nicholson
Farmersville
Grover Stateville
Jack Morton
Ernest Shaw
Pattie Shaw
Ray Cronkhite
Barkersfield, Calif
Clarence McMillin
Joe Miller
Germany
Joe Arthur Miller
J. G. Caylor
Plainview
J. C. Caylor
Lockney
T. D. Caylor
Chicago
R. C. Caylor
Demos
Ike
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