Social News Roundup of Visits and Gatherings
Mrs John A Ray of St Louis visits her husband here. Mrs J C Gillespie visits sister in Dallas. Mrs Sarah Kilgree of Dallas weekend here. West Plains Mo visitor M E Winburn with Tabor family. Alton Johnson of Dallas weekends with mother Ella Johnson. Dr Don Cook and Dallas daughter visit mother C J Meador. J Wray Campbell of Austin Sherman weekend with H T Atterberry. Pvt James Dixon en route to Korea visits parents J B Dixon. Mrs C K Smith and Cynthia return from Plano visit. Jean Jarvis returns from Seattle visit with Conlin family. Mrs J P Darwin and others spend Tuesday in Sherman with Bedford family. S/Sgt Ed Humphries and family plus Humphries and Smith visit J E Humphries. Bill Pettit entertains Thursday Bridge Club. high score Mrs Ayres, second Mrs Smith, bingo prize Mrs Cook Jr. Next meeting with Mrs Jack Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Pettit
Charles E. Ayres
C. K. Smith
Fred Cook Jr
Jack Meador
Conservatism rises as Goldwater seen as last chance
A Glenn Doss column argues for nominating Goldwater to offer voters a real conservative choice and warns that four more years of liberal rule could threaten personal freedom. The piece notes strong grassroots Republican momentum at the convention and cites Democratic opposition as evidence of fear of Goldwater. A final historical note recalls a 17th century Silesian law forbidding a farm worker to wed if unable to spin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. Fette
Muenster Enterprise
Glenn Doss
Whitewright Sun
Barry Goldwater
LBJ
Democratic Party
Doss
Barry
Lyndon
Goldwater
New York Times
Saturday Evening Post
Drew Pearson
Teachers Told Start Them Early At Classroom Conference
Dr Paul Woodring professor of education at Western Washington State College urged early introduction of mathematics science foreign languages and related subjects at the 21st National Classroom Teachers Conference in Bellingham Washington He called delaying these subjects wasteful and educationally unsound noting primary schools already test advanced courses including political theory and philosophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellingham
Wash
Paul Woodring
Western Washington State College
Facts of Religion: 210 faiths in the U S each over 50k members
A report notes 210 distinct religious faiths exist in the United States, each with more than fifty thousand adherents. The finding highlights broad religious diversity and sizable core communities across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
John A. Ray of
St. Louis
Mrs. J. C. Gillespie
Mrs. John Inter
Dallas
Sarah Kilgree of
M. E. Winburn
West Plains, Mo
W. R. Tabor
Alton Johnson
Ella Johnson
Don Cook
Daughters of
C. J. Meador
James Dixon
Kentucky
Korea
J. B. Dixon
Cynthia
Mrs. James Vineyard
Plano
Jean Jarvis
John P. Conlin
Seattle
J. P. Darwin
Alton McDowell
Paul Stephens
May Badgett
Sherman
Herman Bedford
Ed Humphries
Fort Leonard Wood, Mo
Frank Humphries
Clinton Smith
Ambrose
J. E. Humphries
Silesia
Mullican-Little Funeral Home, Inc
U. S. Highway 82
Bells
Savoy
Texas
Gomer and
Kirk May
North Travis
Medical Arts Clinic
N. Highland
Grayson-Collin Electric Cooperative
Grayson-Collin
Grayson-Collin Electric Co
Grayson-Collin Electric Cooperative, Inc
van Alstyne
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