Whitewright Nursing Home News notices and visits
A local nursing home reports 52 in church on Sunday and an in service talk by Fred Bilbo on tranquilizing drugs. Numerous visitors came to see residents including families from Dallas Lamesa Farmers Branch Gainesville Abilene and Sherman. J M Climer obituary announced.
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Fred Bilbo
Smith Kline and French Laboratories
J. M. Climer
Sherman Community Hospital
E. Evereheart
Lamesa
Texas
Marvin Everheart
Kelous Watson
Dallas
A. R. Woodcruff
Farmers Branch
Beula Allison
Ocie Allison
James Easley
Piettsburg
Kan
James Dudley
Esther Vaughan
Joe Lee
Bailey
J. D. James
Commerce
Jessie Asbell
Erman Alexander
Card of Thanks for Flowers and Support during Our Loss
The family of J. M. Climer thanks friends for flowers cards and thoughtfulness shown during our time of loss especially to nursing home staff and Dr and Mrs Geers.
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Nursing Home
Radican-Lowry wed at Antioch Baptist Church
Miss Marie Radican and Joseph Lee Lowry wed in a double ring ceremony led by Rev. Keith Gant at Antioch Baptist Church. Attendants included Kathy Radican as maid of honor and bridesmaids from Bells, Sherman, and Beals. The couple plans a home in Sherman after a short wedding trip.
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Antioch Baptist Church
Marie Radican
Joseph Lee Lowry
Keith Gant
Rene Radican
C. C. Lowry
Kathy Radican
Carolyn Sith
Beils
Patty Cantrell
Sherman
Cheryl York
Whitesboro
Linda Greene
Linda Ra
Dican
Garland
Sharon’ Crafford
Gister
Teresa Rad=ican
Paul Lowry
Bell S High School
Grayson County College
Tanglewood Hills Country Club
Bells High School
Olson Bodies, Inc
Loy Lake Road
Russians Lead in Fusion, CPS Study Says
University of Texas researcher Dr. A E Robson told 500 students at the Ninth Texas Nuclear Science Symposium that Russians are ahead in fusion research for peaceful purposes. He noted containment of plasma at ten million degrees for one fiftieth of a second, a dramatic improvement over prior results.
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A.E. Robson
University of Texas At Austin
Texas Nuclear Science
Austin
Texas Atomic Energy Research Foundation
Community Public Service Company
Texas Utilities
Robson
Grade School Library to Open This Summer
The Wturewright Grade School Library will be open two months during summer according to Charles Pierce. During June and July the library will be open to the public from 8 12 am. A special story hour will be held for five and six year olds from 10 30 to 11 30 asm.
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Wturewright
Charles Pierce
Hospital notes on Dick Walker transfer to Baylor Dallas
Dick Walker of Walker's Pharmacy was hospitalized at Sherman's Community Hospital last week and transferred to Baylor Hospital in Dallas for further tests. He remains improved and is expected to be home next week. His Baylor room number is 3128.
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Dick Walker
Walker's Pharmacy
Sherman's Community Hospital
Baylor Hospital
Dallas
Baylor
Chiggers Target Vacationers Ahead of Season
Chiggers or redbugs threaten picnickers and campers as vacationers flock to recreation areas. Texas A M entomologist Weldon H Newton notes the four stage life cycle with larvae as the only parasitic stage that feeds on humans and warm blooded animals.
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Weldon H. Newton
Texas A&m University
Third Sunday Singing Convention Returns to Kentuckytown
The Second anniversary afternoon gathering at Kentuckytown Baptist Church continues the old fashioned all day singings. Bob Salyer of Denison and Dolores Spiegel of Whitewright organize the event held each third Sunday from 2 to 4 pm with participants from Kentuckytown Ida Hebron Cherry Mound and other churches. Arnold Henson serves as master of ceremonies.
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Kentuckytown Baptist Church
Bob Salyer
Denelson
Dolores Spiegel
Whitewright
Kentuckytown Baptist
Ida Church
Hebron
Obituary for James M. Climer
James M Clie mer dies in Sherman hospital at 8 aged 88 born September 30 1884 in Hillsboro son of John Climer married Minnie Lee Alexander in Dallas on Sept 29 1906 member Church of Christ retired care center. Survivors include wife son Brunell Climer Dallas stepson Joe Alexander Dallas stepdaughters Mrs Bob Walker Garland and Mrs Lonnie Butler Trenton three brothers and sisters with numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Burial at Oak Hill Cemetery Whitewright with pallbearers listed.
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Earnheart Chapel
Trenton
James M. Cliemer
Sherman Hospital
Hillsboro
John Climer
Minnie Lee Alexander
Daellas
Church of Christ
Charles Hill
H. V., Caraway
Greenville
Oak Hill Cemetery
Whitewright
Brunell Climer
Dallas
Joe Alexander
Bob Walker
Garland
Lonnie Butler
Will
Martin Climer
Frank Climer
Lampasas
Mers
Kate Bottom
Delma Barnett
Austin
Stanley Gibbs
Clifton Evans
Spence Vincent
Billy Dockery
Bobby Butler
Pete Wallace
Funeral services for Marvin M. Ely held in Bonham
Marvin M. Ely age 73 died Sunday at a Bonham hospital. Services were 2 p m Tuesday at Wise Chapel Bonham with Rev R L Cates and Rev Johnny Carr officiating. Burial at Cate son Cemetery. Ely born January 26 1896 in Ely community between Whitewright and Ector. Survived by widow Lucille Ely of Ector three daughters two grandsons ten other grandchildren eight great grandchildren two sisters. Masonic rites observed. member of Methodist Church and Masonic Lodge.
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Wise Chapel
Bonham
Marvin M. Ely
Bonham Hospital
R L. Cates
Johnny Carr
Cateson Cemetery
Mr. Ely
Ely
Whitewright
Ecetor
L. B Ely
Ector
Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
Lucille Ely
Virginia DeKonty
Ft. Worth
Anna Lee Smallwood
Daellas
Fae Crawford
Mesquite
Joe Brewer
Judy White
Dallas
Gurley Kennedy
John Buerns
Conroe
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Leonard Tomlinson
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