Community Notes From Wandering Memory Lane
Thirty four years ago one year ago Home Demonstration Club met in the scout cabin for a kitchen in use program. The Methodist revival closed Sunday night led by Pastor John McCormick of Anna. Mrs Earl Moore and daughters from Bells visited Mrs Joe Johnson. First Baptist set July 20 for an all church picnic per Newton V Cole. Ed LaRoe introduced Dr Frank Turner to Rotary Club. 4 H Sewing Club to hold dress revue in Presbyterian Church basement. Community Public Service adds two new employees Mrs Gloria Roberts Sherman and Molton Simpson Whitewright. Carlos Bodine and Robert Duffer left July 14 for the FFA state convention in San Antonio. Mr and Mrs L O May vacationing in Kentucky and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCormick
Baptist Church
Anna
Earl Moore
Edna Earl
Annell
Joe Johnson
Ed LaRoe
Frank Turner
Rotary Club
Presbyterian Church
Community Public Service
Gloria Roberts
Sherman
Molton Simpson
Whitewright
Carlos Bodine
Robert Duffer
FFA
San Antonio
L.O. May
Kentucky
Ohio
Stepchildren in wills and compensation rights reviewed
A court ruled stepchildren are not automatically included as "children" in wills unless specified. The piece notes evolving trends toward equal treatment, with a factory case ordering workmen's compensation for a stepdaughter as a dependent. It highlights humanitarian aims and practical family support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Harrison
Oppose Forced Bussing Threat to Dallas Neighborhood Schools
Washington report argues against forced bussing to achieve racial balance in Dallas schools. It cites federal law and Supreme Court actions, warns of costs and disruption, and endorses protecting neighborhood schools through a proposed amendment co sponsored with Congressman Cabell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Dallas
Supreme Court
Congress
William Hawley Atwell
Texas Education Desegregation Technical Assistance Center
Tedtac
Austin
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
OEO
Nixon
Cabell
Grady Stillwell Obituary Passed Away in Fort Worth
Funeral services were held for Grady Stillwell 54 of Fort Worth who died July 10 1971 at All Saints Hospital.Born December 1 1917 in Amity Arkansas he was a son of MR and Mrs Stillwell of Bells. Survived by his wife Katie Califfin four sons Harold Billy Earl Phillip and Joe two daughters Sarah and Margie Bowen three brothers Roscoe Bobby and Alton and five grandchildren. Biggers Funeral Home handled arrangements with burial at Green Land Cemetery in Fort Worth. A number of Bells Whitewright area friends attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady Stillwell
All Saints Hospital
Fort Worth
Biggers
Harold Stillwell
Mullen
Idaho
Billy Earl Stillwell
Hurst
Phillip Stillwell
Abilene
Joe Stillwell
Sarah Stillwell
Margie Bowen
Houston
Roscoe
Bobby Stillwell
Bakersfield
Calif
Alton Stillwell
Bells-Whitewright
Bethel Church Holds Summer Revival Services
Bethel Baptist Church began a summer revival on July 18 and runs daily at 8 p.m. through July 24 conducted by Rev. Paul Hunt a Grayson County missionary. A youth night is planned for Saturday urging all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Baptist Church
Paul Hunt
Grayson County
Local Social Notes From Dallas and Nearby Areas
Mrs Clyde Sadler and daughter Mrs Marvin Smith visit Great Falls Montana to see their son and brother Hames Phillips. Mrs D W Smith of Garland visits her mother Mrs John Vestal and relatives. Plano guests include Mr and Mrs Kenneth Donihoe and Mrs Paul Karl and daughters of Plano at Cecil Hendrixs. Tona Ann Hopson is discharged from Wilson N Jones Hospital. Wesley Brown, previously in St Paul Hospital Dallas and Community Hospital Sherman, returns home improving. Mr and Mrs C M Jones spend weekend in Wichita Falls with son Melvin Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Sadler
City
Marvin Smith
Mesquite
Great Falls
Mont
Hames Phillips
D.W. Smith
Garland
John Vestal
Kenneth Donihoe
Paul Karl
Plano
Cecil
Tona Ann Hopson
Wilson N. Jones Hospital
J.H. Perkins
Dallas
A.R. McMurry
Wesley Brown
St. Paul Hospital
Community Hospital
Sherman
C.M. Jones
Wichita Falls
Melvin Jones
Nursing Home Service Attendees Honored In Sunday Visit Sketch
Forty attended church services at the nursing home with special music by Jeanette and Kay Geers. Various visitors from Trenton and surrounding towns call on patients. bingo winners include Dess Whitson, Oscar Anderson, Effie Knapp, Janie Fermer, Mary Bryant, and Lena Mae Gowdy. Reverend Rymer from Whitewright visited patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette
Kay Geers
Horace Magers
Gary Payne
Trenton
C.C. Cook
Clarence Jones
Pottsboro
Mary Jones
Kathleen Shanks
Denison
Fred Clark
Earl Press
Blue Ridge
James Pevey
Cumby
Corn Press
Billy Pierce
Cecil Pierce
Ann Capps
F.W. Cook
R.E. Massingale
O.W. Whitton
Dallas
Ocie Allison
Fowler Harp
Donna Kay
Sachse
Martha Harp
W.W. Outlaw
Alton Cunningham
Rufus Carlton
Dess Whitson
Oscar Anderson
Effie Knapp
Janie Fermer
Mary Bryant
Lena Mae
Douglas Rymer of
Whitewright
Also Mentioned on This Page
Memory Lane
The
First Baptist Church
Newton V. Cole
Bobby Mathis
Tom Bean High School
Washington Report
Karnheart
Bethel Church
Hendrix
Edwards
Chevrolet
Whitewright, Texas
Nursing Home News
Alexander
Lucille
Bill Smallwood
Charlie Cummings
R.E. Hazelip
Judy
Clarence Crawford
John Gillem
Dollie Peterson
Ruth Peterson
Lisa
Commerce
L.E. Roden
D.A. Rhody
Sally
Watson
Tom Hobbs
Wills Point
Fred Outlaw
Irving
Sarah Outlaw
Windell Hayes
Randolph
Lochie Queener
Nannie
Rose Kirk
Broomfield
Angie
E.B. Cain
Mary Strickland
Jack Painter
Ola Paynter
W. Fielder
Conner Horton
Lubbock
O.S. Anderson
Holmes Connelly
Eleane White
Holmes
Gowdy
Belis
Whitewright Fire Department
Whitewright, Tex
Uffern
Prestige Gift Headquarters
Paul Stephens
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