Local residents and visitors listed in weekly social notes
Luther Armstrong and Carl Edwards spent Tuesday in Cleburne. Sherman visitors include Mrs. J L McSpedden and Miss Helen Glass. Airman James W. Smith from Otis AFB visits family. many others visit relatives in Sherman, Denison, Cooper, Dallas, Corpus Christi, Kentucky and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Armstrong
Carl Edwards
Cleburne
James W. Smith
Otis Air Force Base, Mass
Ely
Helen Glass
Corpus Christi
Community notes of visits and graduations across North Texas
Miss Gladys Ray returns from Austin while many guests visit local households. Daughters and sons from Sherman Dallas Denison and Wichita Falls attend weddings and commencement events. UT Austin and TSCW diplomas highlight local families with the GSC hire moving toward Utah as Barrie Blanton completes UT Austin and receives Air Force commission.
Reverend Newton V. Cole Returns From Mission Trips
Rev Newton V Cole concluded a preaching mission at Reese Air Force Base Base Chapel in Lubbock then attended the Southern Baptist Convention in Kansas City from May 29 to June 2. They were hosted by the Colorado Baptist General Convention in Colorado Springs to observe developing Baptist work and returned home Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton V. Cole
Reese Air Force Base
Lubbock
Cole
Southern Baptist Convention
Kansas City
Colorado Baptist General Convention
Colorado Springs
WSCS Meeting At Methodist Church Appoints Program Leader
The WSCS met at the Methodist Church on Monday for a covered dish luncheon and a brief business session. Mrs. Clint Hennig led the day’s program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Methodist Church
Clint Hennig
Slumber Party Attended by Coggins Hosts Noted Guests
Bobbie Louise and Patricia Ann Coggins hosted a Friday night slumber party with refreshments for Velma Smith Rebecca Pelfrey Peggy Kirby Mary Pelfrey Barbara Erwin Bessie Kirby and Marilyn Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobbie Louise
Patricia Ann Coggins
Velma Smith
Rebecca Pelfrey
Peggy Kirby
Mary Pelfrey
Barbara Erwin
Bessie Kirby
Marilyn Jones
Lewis Sinclair Billy and Patsy Sinclair Tie in Dallas
Billy Lewis son of Mr and Mrs Horace Lewis of Whitewright married Miss Patsy Sinclair Friday night June 1 at St Patrick s Church Dallas. The couple reside at 1802 Lear Street Dallas where he works for Burton Dixie Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy R. Lewis
Patsy Sinclair
St. Patrick’s Church
Dallas
Billy
Horace Lewis
Whitewright
Lear Street
Burton Dixie Corporation
Rotary club hears civil defense program
Clarence Tillett presented a program on civil defense at the Rotary meeting Friday. Sergeant Crabtree of the Dallas Civil Defense Office showed a sound movie on Ground Observer Corps activities. Tillett heads the local Ground Observer Corps unit. W. L. Bunch of Lone Star Gas Co. attended as a guest of Joe Bodine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Tillett
Rotary Club
Sergeant Crabtree
Dallas Civil Defense Office
Ground Observer Corps
Mr. Tillett
W. L. Bunch
Lone Star Gas Co
Joe Bodine
Tunnell and Gaylor Wed at First Christian Church Rockdale
Duke Tunnell son of Mr and Mrs Charles Tunnell of Rockdale married Miss Marilyn Gaylor at the First Christian Church in Rockdale last Friday. The couple plan to reside in Austin where Tunnell will study at the University of Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Earnheart
Texas City
Billie Glen Earnheart
Nan Steed
Earnheart
Philip Earnheart
Duke Tunnell
Charles Tunnell
Rockdale
Marilyn Gaylor
First Christian Church
Mr. Tunnell
J. W. Wilson
Whitewright
Austin
University of Texas
Womack Huff Couple Wed in Austin Ceremony
Womack Jr. David Ray and Carolyn Huff of Austin married at Tarrytown Baptist Church in Austin. He is a UT aeronautical engineering graduate and naval reserve ensign. to begin active duty in Pensacola soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Connelly
Olivia Whedbee
David Ray Womack Jr
Carolyn Huff
Tarrytown Baptist Church
Austin
Womack
David Ray Womack
W. O. Womack
D. M. Ray
Whitewright
University of Texas
Naval Reserve
Navy
Pensacola
Fla
Little Rock H D Club mental health program highlights
The Little Rock Home Demonstration Club met last Thursday for a mental health program led by Mrs. James Jarvis with assistance from Mrs. Bob Cawthon. Plans for a Red Cross home nursing course were completed and arrangements chaired by Mrs. Jack Biggerstaff. C L May of Denison route 3, a qualified Red Cross instructor, was secured to teach the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock Home
James Jarvis
Jarvis
Bob Cawthon
Red Cross
Jack Biggerstaff
C. L. May
Denison
Route 3
Cawthon
Club Secretary Notes Meeting Summary
The report states refreshments were served to 10 members. The next regular meeting is scheduled for June 14 at 2 p m at the club house.
Doctor Says Mate Should Be Ticklish
London humor column recounts quirky marriage advice from a doctor who urges ticklish partners for happier marriages. It notes a historical killer of tickling brides and a financier's $7,000 marriage threshold while a court case features Miss Sara Colinson seeking reimbursement for meals during a nine year courtship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tobias Hackner
Sara Colinson
Children Make Our Own Report Cards
Third graders at Gatewood School in Seattle prepare self service report cards twice a year. Teacher Vivian Mackey notes surprising honesty, with pupils rating their own arithmetic reading writing talking and overall education as medium or better. An 8-year-old girl admits copying others but not much now. An 8-year-old boy lists five middle assessments for his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Gatewood School
Vivian Mackey
Cindy
Charmaigne
Mass H-bomb attack predicted to kill 1 750 000 Texans
William McGill, Texas Civil Defense head, warned that a full scale hydrogen bomb strike on Austin El Paso Fort Worth Houston and Waco could kill about 1 750 000 people. The forecast accompanied a mock attack named Operation Alert planned for July 2026 in the five major cities. He contrasted such deaths with Texas deaths from natural causes as vastly smaller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
el Paso
Fort Worth
Houston
Weco
William McGill
Civil Defense
Texas
Courts Sound Off On Common Law Quirks Across States
A roundup of court observations from Wisconsin to Connecticut covers issues from risky passenger exposure and second marriages to income expectations and vehicle safety. Other rulings touch on propriety in greetings, profanity as mental capacity evidence, snoring in separations, and keeping in-laws out of the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Little Lines by Margie B. Boswell
The butterfly sups from the fresh buttercups. In heat a flower sweet may sour. A frigid room would freeze most any bloom. Does the weather ever wither the heather. A wintry stir doesn't bother the fir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margie B. Boswell
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J. L. McSpedden
Sherman
J. P. Ownby
Guy Ownby
J. R. McFerrin
Coushatta, la
Ed Martin
Jerry Wilson
J. P. Darwin
Leonard Allen
Linda of Cooper
L. R. Dossey
Jewel Dossey
L. C. Cambron
Earl Simmons
Ira Fleming
Aubrey Hansard
James Burl
Plainview
Elbert Hansard
Marvin Smith
Clyde Sadler
Jodie
Mae Hall
Grover Smith
Joe Ross
Lora Hicks
Glen Jaco
Warren Ross
J. E. Ross
Ector
Frances Herbert
H. C. Willis
The
Savoy Nursing Home
Mrs. Lallace May
Kentucky
Points
Mrs. Burk Ayers
Memphis
Mrs
Edgar Ayers
Cecil L. Keith
Grace Roberts
Bob Sears
Veterans Hospital
McKinney
Raymond Taylor
Frank Rascoe
Charlie Jarvis
Mrs. Lofton Medearis
J. H. Balentine
Cooper
Ray Rayburn
Elmer Sanderson
Grady Hansard
Treena Elaine
Carolyn Craig
Greenville
Donald Alan
Elbert Price
Cook’s Hospital For Children
Donna Franklin
Trinidad
Grayson County
Donna
Louis Franklin
W. R. Tabor
Max Hamby
North Carolina
Joe Tabor
Charlie Tabor
Oklahoma City
Chester Stewart
Odell Neal
Commerce
Douglas Neal
Karen
T. J. Parsley
Kraft’s
Kraft Mayonnaise, Pt
del Monte
Campbell’s Pork & Beans
CREST
Blue Lake
BIG Tex
Borden
Grayson Oleo
Jar
Gladiola
Gladys Ray
J. A. Creecy
Delmar Bowen
Hale Center
Drué Dunn
Midland
F. W. Alverson
Dorothy Joe Brannon
Community Hospital
Tommie Hodder
Lewisville
Donald James
J. E. Smith
Mattie James
David Reeves
ETSTC
John Reeves
Esker Fralicks
Verner Melugin
J. A. Melugin
Roy Waldrum
Albert Garner
Caryn Lynn
Jacksboro
Oran Sears
North Texas State College
Denton
W. A. Ray
Charles Powell
Terrell
R. I. Scott
Joe Ray
Hugh Hunter
Ann
Glen Richardson
Betty Richardson
Roy Lee Horton
Farmersville
Rufus Scott
Tom Bean
Lola Scott
TSCW
Bobbye Cole
Florena Floye Williams
James Ralston Williams
Texas State College For Women
John A. Guinn
James Barrie Blanton
Roy G. Blanton
University of Texas, Austin
Air Force Reserve
Blanton
Priscilla
Barrie
General Geophysical Company of Houston
Utah
Lewis Sinclair
Little Rock
H-D
L. Laroe & CO
Michigan State University Agricultural Engineers
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Michigan Court
Illinois
Washington Court
New York Court
Heather
R. P. Childress
Mgr
Grayson Exes
Cole & Davis Co
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