Community Notices From Gladewater to New Haven
We report a sequence of social visits and family happenings across towns from Sherman to Dallas. Notables include Jimmie House and Wilbert Bennett enlisting for the Air Force in Dallas and Yale reunion attendance by Dr. John A. Ray in New Haven. Cheryl Ann Alexander born at Baylor Hospital. multiple trips to visit relatives in Durant, Tyler, Lubbock, Commerce, and New York reachable through these notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie House
Wilbert Bennett
Dallas
Air Force
John A. Ray
New Haven
Connecticut
Yale University
Lloyd Alexander
James Alexander
James Alexanders
Cheryl Ann
Baylor Hospital
Aviation field trip planned for ETSC student
Mrs. Hugh Hunter of Commerce, taking aviation education at ETSC, will lead a Friday plane field trip to San Antonio. Family attendees at a Denton reunion included Mrs. Ruth Miller and daughters of Fort Worth and Mrs. Bernice Davis, with extended relatives from Whitewright and Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Miller
Hazel
Phyllis
Linda
Fort Worth
Bernice Davis
Obie Lee Rutledge
Commerce
ETSC
Hugh Hunter
San Antonio
T. H. McSpedden
Denton
L. C. Hampton
Whitewright
Ona Bell Hampton
Dallas
Presbyterian Missionary Society Meets at 4 P M
Mrs Martha Jo Emerson hosted the Presbyterian Missionary Society at 4 p m Monday with Mrs T E Sears as leader. Mrs Homer Sears presided opening with a responsive reading. Ruth Cox read the minutes and they were approved. Mrs J W Wilson reported overseas work and the treasurer spoke. The Yearbook of Prayer was given and the devotional What Is Faith discussed. Mrs Sears presented a program including songs and piano, followed by speaker Mrs Sarah Kilgree on The Church Needs You and You Need the Church. Refreshments for 17 members and four visitors were served. next meeting will be at Mrs Hoyt Taylor home with Mrs Anne Dawson as leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Jo Emerson
Presbyterian Missionary Society
T. E. Sears
Homer Sears
Ruth Cox
J. W. Wilson
Henry
Jesus
Gayla Wren Sears
Harriett Stephens
Emerson
Sarah Kilgree
Hoyt Taylor
Anne Dawson
Washington's Negro population becomes majority
The 825000 residents of Washington now include 438000 Negroes, 53 percent of the city. Officials say the shift results from migration to suburbs, ongoing southern arrival, and a high birth rate among longtime residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S
U. S. Census Bureau
Chicago
Monkeys and ulcers linked to stress in UCLA study
Dr. Robert W. Porter reports monkeys exposed to continual shock and decision pressures develop stomach ulcers and may show early signs of artery hardening. The article also notes the sidereal year's length as 365 days six hours nine minutes and 9.6 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Robert W. Porter
Ucla Medical School
Porter
Eating Like a Pig A Good Sign from the Geographical Society
A National Geographic News release notes pigs do not overeat and shares curious facts. It discusses undersea shrimp noises, a Pomeranian like ancient Greek pets, 2000 year old gems, Kraho village governance, Madeira fires from the 15th century, Great Lakes area size, Mackinac Bridge paint use, and Vienna coffee-house origins from 1683.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Madeira
Great Lakes
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Mackinac
Michigan
Vienna
Little Lines by Margie Boswell
Textures of ideas weave from belief and debate shifts the range of mistakes. Discussing questions does not mean to fuss. The cheery word travels faster than any bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margie B. Boswell
Notice of Real Estate Sale Under Execution in Denison
A Texas Grayson County notice declares an execution sale of Pearl Wicks property at 305 E Nelson St Denison. Sheriff Blanton and Deputy Wisely schedule auction for first Tuesday in July 1959 between 10 am and 4 pm at the courthouse door to satisfy judgment plus interest and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Texas
Grayson
Justice Court
Grayson County
Edgar L. Clark
Pearl Wicks
Ira
Cook
Denison
E. Nelson Street
G. W. Blanton
Ira Wisely
Whitewright Sun
Dry adhesive stick binds paper with waterproof bond
A Chicago firm developed a three inch bar of adhesive that can be rubbed on paper to create a waterproof bond with any surface. The coating is pressure sensitive and forms a bond stronger than the paper itself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Grandma recalls classic dances from earlier days
The quote recalls Grandma remarking that modern rock-and-roll is ugly and contrasting it with her youth when dances like the Charleston, the Varsity Drag, and the Black Bottom were popular.
Swedish ad campaign warns smokers not to finish cigarettes
Stockholm Sweden reports a nation wide advertising campaign urging Swedes to avoid lung cancer by not smoking cigarettes down to a tiny butt. Diagrams in newspaper ads suggest smokers should only smoke about two thirds of a regular cigarette and not more than half of the king size variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
Radio licenses rise for FCC by about 200000 in 1958
FCC issued or renewed roughly 200000 radio permits during 1958 as part of expanding broadcasting services. The agency aimed to widen access for stations and improve spectrum management amid growing communications demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Federal Communications Commission
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. R. Orenduff
Gladewater
Clara McBurnett of
Sherman
Horace Ashlock
W. A. Martin
Dee Smith
Garland
John Vestal
Harvey Stevens
William Kelsey
Durant, Oklo
W. C. Cook
Lubbock
Paul Cook
Fred Cook Sr
Mrs
Bob Kern
Baby of
Irvan
Mrs. Kern
Bob May
O. G. Alexander
Rozena
Dayton Hargett
New Braunfels
Priscilla Blanton
Joyce Swinney
Harold Kelsey
Junior Kelsey
Mary Elley Kelsey
Durant, Okla
Don Collins
Fred Garner
Greenville Park
Leonard
Bob Mullins
Blackwell, Okla
Dennis Riley
Abilene
Jim Mullins
H. R. Rhody
Quinton Nicholson
Rusk
Hudgins
Mrs. Lee Norris
Billy Muirhead
Wilson N. Jones Hospital
John Biggerstaff
M&s Hospital
Bonham
Alvin Bass
Carrollton
O. S. Bass
John Johnson
Ola Justice
Jack Justice
C. H. Carpenter
Obie Rutledge
Bob Hyecock
Jimmy Jacobs
Plano
Aubrey Page
Alvin Vincent
el Paso
Eugene Page
Johnnie Cullfer
Bells
W. T. Pritchett
Tyler
F. D. Stephens
A. A. Alverson
Texarkana
New York
John R. Watson Jr
Waltrina
Nana Lucyle
Barbara
Big Tex Bacon, JR
Betty Crocker
Puffin
Maryland Club
Borden
Pam
Libby
Angelfood
Pillsbury
Presbyterian M
the Man
Old Line Capital
S. H. Montgomery Agency
National Geographical Society
Grayson Oleo
Ada Bele Hh
Keith's
Blackeyed Peas
Wapco Tomatoes
Skinner
Kimbell
Farley Hill
Crocery & Market
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