Local families gather for visits and reunions across Texomaland
Dr. and Mrs. Don E. Williams and daughters from Guymon Okla visited Mrs. Henrietta Kincaid and their son Nat Williams who earned a Doctorate at Parkland Memorial Hospital in Dallas. Several Sherman Whitewright and Howe families attended weekend gatherings and a memorial service for Grady Merrill, brother-in-law of Mrs. Guy Hamilton, with plans for a June 13 reunion at the Whitewright CPS building and a Dallas service at Blanton Gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don E. Williams
Guymon
Okla
Henrietta Kincaid
Nat Williams
Parkland Memorial Hospital
Dallas
Williams
Luella
Bill Roberts
Whitewright
Texoma
Texoma Lodge
Rick Roberts
Shanna
Terry
Amy
Steve Roberts
Melinda
Howe
David Roberts
Sherman
Grady Merrill
Kit Taylor
Blanton Gardens
Bowie
Texas
Merrill
Guy Hamilton
Holiday visitors gather across North Texas homes
Holiday visitors at the home of Mrs. Grover Brown included Wayne Green of Lubbock Ruth Green of Denison Mark Brown of Mesquite G C and Tracey Brown of Richardson and Mr and Mrs Bill Brown of Dallas Also visits by Mrs O G Alexander Rozena Parchman Irving and other relatives from Plano Farmersville Anna and Sherman Dallas Eureka Springs Arkansas and San Antonio The piece also describes a chicken martini casserole recipe and a note on Danakil nomads building mobile shelters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Brown
Wayne Green
Lubbock
Ruth Green
Denison
Mark Brown
Mesquite
G.C
Tracey Brown
Richardson
Bill Brown
Dallas
O.G. Alexander
Rozena Parchman
Irving
Dick Arrington
Granville Ball
Franklin
Gayle
Plano
D.F. Bandy
Willie Allcorn
Farmersville
Marie Allcorn
Homer Burris
Robert Wortham
Anna
R.N. Cawthron
Eureka Springs
Arkansas
Gene Clark
Kelly Robinson
San Antonio
Miss Robinson
Paul Francis
Howe
Charlie Ayres
Cathy Aprip
James England
Anita England
Regular meeting of 200 The 200 Club in Friday session
Arnold Henson presided at the 200 The 200 Club regular meeting Friday with invocations by Mrs. Artie Connelly and reports by Treasurer Mrs. Marian McMillin. A June 11 musical program by First United Methodist Church youth was announced for 7 p.m. Tickets sales from donated sewing items by James Johnson and James England were shown. A memorial to the Heart Fund for Hugh Hunter was noted, and a cash gift from Mrs. Clint Little acknowledged. The club, with 37 members present, displayed finished items for sale in the club room. Open daily 1 to 4 p.m. with a Friday 7 p.m. regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Heson
Artie Connelly
Marian McMillin
First United Methodist Church
Heart Fund
Hugh Hunter
Clint Little
James Johnson
James England
WWI Vets Elect Officers in McKinney Meeting
Veterans of World War I of the 4th District elected and installed officers at a Saturday meeting in McKinney. E. Dale Davis, Texas Department Commander, installed the officers. Commander John Curtis led the new slate with Nora Goode of Van Alstyne as Sr. Vice Commander and W. S. Doudney of Commerce as Jr. Vice Commander. Dusty Rhodes of Whitewright was Judge Advocate, D. F. Philips of McKinney Chaplain, Charles P. Legate of McKinney Quarter Master, Carl Kalb of Denison Adjutant, and F. F. Alexander of Sherman Sgt. at Arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4Th District
McKinney
E. Dale Davis
Texas Department
John Curtis
Nora Goode
van Alstyne, Jr
W.S. Doudney
Commerce
Dusty Rhodes
Whitewright
D.F. Philips
Charles P. Legate
Carl Kalb
Denison
F.F. Alexander
Sherman
Judd-Hicks Engagement and June 18 Wedding Plan
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Judd of Whitewright announce the engagement of their daughter Virginia Sue Judd to Jerry Don Hicks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hicks of Whitewright. Virginia is a Whitewright High School graduate now at Grayson County Junior College. Jerry Hicks, a 1973 Whitewright graduate, works for MK&T Railroad in Denison. The couple will wed June 18 at 8 p.m. in First United Methodist Church Whitewright. No formal invitations. Friends and relatives invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Judd
Whitewright
Virginia
Gina) Sue
Jerry Don Hicks
Glenn Hicks
Miss Judd
Charlie E. Ayres
First United Methodist Church of
Whitewright High School
Grayson County Junior College
Mr. Hicks
Mk&t Railroad
Denison
Church Rites Unite Miss Tabor-Mr Norrell
Miss Sammie Tabor married Tom Norrell on May 27 1976 at Grace Temple Baptist Church Denison in a satin gown with lace sleeves and elbow veil. The reception followed at the host couple�s Whitewright home with an ice bird centerpiece, and a Texarkana honeymoon before settling in Greenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Tabor
Mr. Norrell
Sammie Tabor
Tom Norrell
Roy Nickleson
Grace Temple Baptist Church
Denison
Ronnie Knapp
Joe Bill Jones
Martha Figg
Kathy Wolfe
Bill Tabor
Whitewright
Farmersville
Bill Wheeler
Pattern as father model in Latin origin explanation
The word pattern derives from pater meaning father. Like a father setting a good example, a pattern serves as a model for actions and conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pater
Nursing Home News Highlights Community Visits and Services
Chaplain Harry Stanley and Don Whipple provided special music at Sunday church. Attendance was 45. Bible study was led by Rev. Jimmy Hedges of First Baptist Church Whitewright. Several residents and visitors from Sherman Lubbock Dallas Corpus Christi Randolph Tyler Grand Prairie attended or visited. Sympathies extended to Guzzie Grammar’s family. New resident William Martin Lawhon. Patients include Bulah Lumpkins, Robert Blair, Harold Hamilton. Coffee Talk program led by Jean Morrison, niece of C.W. Pope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stanley
Don Whipple
Jimmy Hedges
First Baptist Church
Randolph
Willie Overstreet
Cathy Graves
J.W. Fields
Dallas
Jim
Michael Fieldes
Corpus Christi
Dess Whiteson
J.A. Ayers
Lizzie Nolan
Guzzie Grammar
William Martin Lawhon
Sherman
Homer Carr
Tyler
Talmage Woodson
Thio Burrelson
Grand Prairie
Mary Burrelson
Bulah Lumpkins
Community Hospital
Robert Blair
Veterans Hospital
Bonham
Harold Hamilton
Jean Morriman
C.W. Pope
Grayson College Pool Opens for Summer Season
Grayson County College at West Campus opens its pool for the season on Saturday May 29. Public entry costs 30 cents for students and 60 cents for adults with family memberships at 20 dollars for the summer. A renovated facility includes a new chlorination system and daily hours until 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayson County College
West Campus
T.E. Bullard
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Vaugan
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Earl Jamson
T.D. Caylor
Bea McLain
Oneta Key
Jess Andrew Caylor
Jerry Caylor
Marion Felker
Barbie
Marnie Hynds
van Alstyne
Emily Johnson
Leonard
Community Public Service
Ethel Green
C.P.S
200 Club
Sun
Lena Mae Young
Vera Chesser
Eager Taylor
William Jones
Ina Moody
Pauline Prather
Mae Warderkunt
Arlington
Elsie Simmon
Mae Fareswell
Steven Withrow
Janice Rea
Wendell Withrow
Retha Sanderson
Thomas Sanderson
Wichita Falls
Thomas Sandson
Ray Rayborn
Houston Garner
Homer Sanderson
Harold Thornhill
Ethiopia
Arnold Henson
WWI
Judd-Hicks
Shelby
Shelby Bowling
Grayson County
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Sheriff's
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Buck Taylor
W. Washington
Texarkana
Greenville
Patt
Nursing Home News
Grayson College
Man
Steve
Davidchik
Zack and
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J.H. Reynolds
Key Memorial Methodist Church
Jean Trammell
Roy E. and
Alfie Stroud Trammell
Dorchester and
U.S. Navy
Steve Davidchik
Holly, Sherman
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