Regional Social Notes Sweep Dallas Visitation and Weddings
Mrs. J M Simmons hosted relatives in Dallas over the weekend while Bill Filgo and Olivia Whedbee visited. numerous families from Fort Worth Sherman Richardson and Lewisville visited local homes. The Anderson Butler wedding occurred at Trenton as Garland Smith returns from Navy service and moves to Bonham with wife Connie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland Dean Smith
David Wayne
Bonham
Garland
Navy
Rotary Club hears talk on telephone progress and automation
Rotary Club meeting last Friday featured Lucy Stice chief operator for Southwestern Bell at Denison as guest speaker. She outlined advances in telephone service and upcoming automation marvels, introduced by Bob Duval. Clint Hennig presented Boy Scout certificates to John Biggerstaff and Walter Bunch. the club sponsors Whitewright scouting programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Bodine
Rotary Club
Lucy Stice
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Denison
Bob Duval
Telephone Company
Clint Hennig
John Biggerstaff
Walter Bunch
Whitewright
Constitutional Amendment on Texas officers retirement fund
Senate Joint Resolution No. 6 proposes amending Subsection (b) of Section 62 Article XVI to authorize counties to create retirement disability and death benefits for appointive and elective county officers and employees. The measure outlines funding, investment, ballot language, and publication requirements for the November general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Texas
State OF
United States
Nober
4-H Safety Awards Highlight GM Sponsored Program
About 815 000 club members aged 10 to 21 joined safety activities under the National Committee. Eight top 4-H participants will gain $400 scholarships and an all expenses paid trip to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago. State and county winners receive recognition with nearly 4,000 youngsters earning safety medals funded by General Motors since 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
General Motors
Understanding Court Evidence Rules in Trials
A concise explanation of how trials resolve disputes by facts and evidence. It covers hearsay and irrelevancies, expert testimony eligibility, and how objections sustain or overrule evidence to guide juries. The text traces centuries of rules shaping admissible evidence and trial procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Smith
Divorce citation in Grayson County Texas
Public court notices show Louise W Anderson commanded to answer Paul Raymond Anderson in a divorce suit filed April 1968. Citation cites Grayson County Court in Sherman and dates for appearance and filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Texas
Louise W. Anderson
A. D
Grayson County
Sherman
Texas
Paul Raymond Anderson
S. V. Earnest
Shirley Davis
Whitewright Sun
Alma
Mullins
Lera McGehee
Couny Court
Alma Jo Mullins
J. C. Buchanan
Connell Rogers
Horseless Carriages Reborn In Canton 1958 Surrey Replica
Dyer Products Co of Canton begins production of nearly exact Surrey replicas from 1903. The 1958 model features a self starter turn indicator and tail lights while preserving tiller steering brass headlights and spoke wheels. 48 horsepower tops speed about 35 mph.
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Canton
Ohio
Dyer Products Co
Auto Granddad
Stuffed Pork Chops Cooked Gentle Way
Instructions describe preparing stuffed pork chops with double thick chops and a pocket on the bone side. Stuff with well seasoned bread stuffing, brown on both sides, add a small amount of water, cover and simmer until tender.
Public school teacher pay averages revealed by census
The Census Bureau reports a 1957 median full-time public school teacher pay of 4324 dollars, with 2469000 civilians in public education and teachers totaling 1560000. Highest pay in District of Columbia 5453 dollars, lowest in Arkansas 2513 dollars.
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Census Bureau
District of Columbia
New York
California
Arkansas
Mississippi
Kentucky
Wyoming
Iowa
South Dakota
North Dakota
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Texas House Proposes Ranger Pension Amendment
House Joint Resolution No 17 seeks Article XVI amendment to create Section 66 establishing a retirement and disability pension system for Texas Rangers not eligible for the Employees Retirement System, with pensions limited to fifty to eighty dollars per month for retirees and widows, funded by a dedicated fund.
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HOUSE
State of
Texas
Texas Rangers
Legature
Employees Retirement System of
Texas Ranger
Confederate Army and Navy
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Bill Filgo
Dallas
J. M. Simmons
J. H. Bodine
Olivia Whedbee
Gladys Ray
Jessie Cook
Little Rock
Ark
Ernest Smith
Connie
Garland Smith
Mazelle Kent
Shirley
A. T. Evans
Richardson
Elbert Bennett
B. L. Hicks
Fort Worth
C. G. Watson
Lewisville
Everett Watson
R. R. Summers
Grover
Tom Blanton
J. B. Blanton
Lee May
A. G. Nicey
Ed Nicely
Savoy
Blanton
J. T. Jeffcoat
Johnnie Wilson
Leon Wilson
Wallace Wilson
J. T. Dollar
Sweetwater
Paul Cecil
Raymondville
Floyd Taylor
Melvin Floyd and Son
Ector
Hobart Thrasher
Manton Fain
Opalzelle McMath
Pass Christian
Miss
Fern
Pensacola
Fla
SJR
Cooperative Extension Service
National Committee On Boys and Girls
the Sun
W. T. May
Peeler Drug
Bonham, Texas
Aca
RCA
Lone Star Gas Company
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