Weekend Visitors and Local News Run Through Dallas and Nearby Towns
Dozens of residents and relatives are listed as visiting or staying with families in Dallas, Bonham, Sherman, Lewisville, and surrounding areas. Notable items include weddings, Navy service updates, a move to Bonham for work, and illnesses in the Blanton family. The note also mentions guests from Fort Worth, Sherman, Savoy, and other towns plus travel to Pensacola and Pass Christian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Blanton
I. B. Blanton
Fort Worth
Lee May
Sherman
A. G. Nicey
Ed Nicely
Savoy
Blanton
Rotary Club Hosts Lucy Stice on Telephone Progress
Rotary Club meeting last Friday featured Lucy Stice chief operator for Southwestern Bell in Denison as guest speaker. Bob Duval introduced her. Clint Hennig awarded Boy Scout certificates to John Biggerstaff and Walter Bunch. club sponsors Whitewright Scouts.
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
Texas Senate Joint Resolution No 6 Constitutional Amendment
Summary of a proposed Texas constitutional change to Section 62 of Article XVI. The measure allows counties to create retirement disability and death funds for appointive and elective county officers and employees, with ballot language and election procedures set for the November general election. Includes funding, investment, and eligibility provisions and election proclamation requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Texas
State OF
United States
4-H Safety program drives nationwide safety efforts
Almost one million 4-H members work on highway and home safety through the national 4-H Safety program under Cooperative Extension Service and the National Committee on Boys and Girls Club Work. In 1957 enrollment hit a record 815,000 ages 10 to 21, with top 4-H'ers earning $400 scholarships and a trip to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago, while state and county awards reach thousands. GM funds all prizes since 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperative Extension Service
National Committee On Boys and Girls
Chicago
General Motors
How Courts Use Evidence in Trials Through Objections
A concise explanation of evidence rules in trials. It covers hearsay limitations, irrelevance, and the requirement that experts must prove qualifications. It explains how objections work and how judges sustain or overrule them to control what juries hear.
Divorce citation and estate notices from Grayson County
The notice flags Louise W Anderson's divorce petition from Paul Raymond Anderson filed in Grayson County Court with a 10 am deadline on the first Monday after 42 days. Also listed are estate final accounts for Alma Jo Mullins minors and related guardian duties, with hearings set at 10 am on the first Monday after ten days from posting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Texas
Louise W. Anderson
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Sherman
Paul Raymond Anderson
S. V. Earnest
Shirley Davis
Whitewright Sun
A. D
Jullins
Tion
State OF Texas
Alma Jo Mullins
Cou
Cox
Alma Jo
Guaruan
4Erman
Grayson
Horseless Carriages Again in Production
Canton Ohio based Dyer Products Co. begins producing near replicas of the 1903 Surrey horseless carriage. The 1958 model features a self starter turn indicator and tail lights while retaining a tiller steering system brass headlights and spoke wheels. Top speed reaches 35 mph with a 4.8 horsepower motor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Ohio
Dyer Products Co
Auto Granddad
Stuffed Pork Chops and Quick Cooking Tips
A consumer note lists a price of 1095 dollars or 895 dollars for a ready to assemble option. It describes preparing double thick chops with a bone side pocket filled with seasoned stuffing, then browning, adding water, and cooking until tender. It ends with a caution not to knock too hard on church neighbors.
Public Education Salaries Reach Median 4324
Census Bureau reports median annual pay for public school teachers at 4324 with 2469000 education workers nationwide in 1957. District of Columbia leads with 5453, New York 5359, California 5322 while Arkansas 2513 and Mississippi 2670 rank lowest.
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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
Constitutional Amendment Seeks Ranger Pension Plan
House Joint Resolution No 17 proposes adding Section 66 to Article XVI to authorize a retirement and disability pension system for retiring Texas Rangers with at least two years service and their widows, capping monthly pensions at eighty dollars. The amendment targets the November 4, 1958 general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOUSE
State of Texas
Texas Rangers
Employees Retirement System of
Texas
Texas Ranger
Seid
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Bonham
Mazelle Kent
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A. T. Evans
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Elbert Bennett
B. L. Hicks
C. G. Watson
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Everett Watson
R. R. Summers
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Leon Wilson
Wallace Wilson
J. T. Dollar
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Floyd Taylor
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Manton Fain
Opalzelle McMath
Pass Christian
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Garland Dean Smith
David Wayne
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Eee County
Ac Buchanan
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Connell Rogers
the Sun
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Peeler Drug
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Lone Star Gas Company