Travelers Warned of New Influenza Strain
Washington officials announce influenza warning slips for all arriving travelers and urge immediate medical contact if illness appears within 10 days. Public Health Service reviews precautions as vaccine production is projected to take weeks and may not be ready before August.
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Washington
Public Health Service
PHS
Calvin B. Spencer
PHS Division of Foreign Quarantine
Far East
C. C. Dauer
Influenza Reporting Center
Dauer
Coffee Comment Sparks Heated Public Debate
An anonymous note mocks coffee drinkers in a pointed social jab about class. It contrasts black coffee with those who add cream and sugar, calling out smug superiority and inviting readers to choose their preferred style.
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America
Subscription Rates and Corrections Policy Noted
Subscription rates listed for Grayson and Fannin Counties at 2.00, outside counties 2.50, foreign subscriptions 0.85. The publisher commits to correct any erroneous reflection upon individuals, firms, or corporations brought to attention.
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Grayson
Fannin
Grayson and
Texas Farmers Sign 68 640 Soil Bank Agreements
Agriculture Department reports Texas farmers signed 68 640 soil bank agreements covering 2 309 730 acres for the year. If carried out, maximum acreage reserve payments reach 56 304 560 dollars for removing land from production of surplus crops and diverting poorer land to forestry.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Texas
Soil Bank
Fire Loss Increase Hits Underwriters
New York report shows rising fire losses and shrinking underwriting profits for the property insurance industry. President James C. Hullett told the National Board of Fire Underwriters annual meeting that monthly fire losses in 1957 run at about one billion dollars, with profits confined to a narrow margin and no room for speculation. He cited structural building deficiencies, delayed fire discovery, and flammable contents as major causes of large fires, noting a historical link to Titusville in 1859.
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New York
James C. Hullett
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Hullett
Church Activities Report Sunday Service and Choir News
The Sunday morning service features Jesus Calls Who Answers based on I Samuel 3 10. Laura Bess Rich and Jerry Mc Coy sing There's No Friend to Me Like Jesus. Jordan's Stormy Banks will be sung by the choir. Cherub Choir opens with thirteen members seven parents and three workers. Carol Choir starts with thirteen members and five workers. Twelve attended the young people's drama workshop Tuesday night with skits then religious drama. Summer camp dates set G A Camp June 17 21 R A Camp June 24 29 Vacation Bible School enrolled 150 with average attendance 135 and 139 certificates awarded.
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Jesus
I Samuel
Laura Bess Rich
Jerry McCoy
Jordan
Banks
Nina Barnes
Paul Geers
Orville Woodson
Clarence Bonds
Ernest Smith
J. D. Marlow
Young People’s
G. A. Camp
R. A
Vacation Bible School
Fred Waldrop
Deacons to Be Ordained at Bethel Baptist Church
Bethel Baptist Church holds an ordination service on Sunday at 2 30 pm to ordain four deacons James H Gosnell Weldon Bartley Mack Williams and Edgar Bow Rev Paul E Hunt missionary will preach and give the charge Rev Fred Waldrop of Whitewright will examine pastors and deacons from nearby churches will join the ordination council Pastor Kenneth E Gibson invites all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Baptist Church
James H. Gosnell
Weldon Bartley
Mack Williams
Edgar Bow
Paul E. Hunt
Fred Waldrop
First Baptist Church
Whitewright
Kenneth E. Gibson
Pilot Grove Church Of Christ Revival Starts Sunday
A gospel meeting at the Pilot Grove Church of Christ will run June 16 to June 26 with daily services at 8 15 p m Maurice Ray Neathery, a former local resident, will preach and then proceed to Green Bay Wisconsin for missionary work The public is invited to attend
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Pilot Grove Church of Christ
Maurice Ray Neathery
Green Bay
Wis
Citation by Publication in Bass Estate Final Account
Public notice in Grayson County Texas titled No 11458 Estate of C A Bass Sr deceased. Temporary Administrator C A Bass Jr seeks final account and discharge. Hearing set first Monday after June 10 1957 at Sherman Courthouse. Notice served per law. judge Buchanan clerk.
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State OF Texas
C. A. Bass. Sr
Grayson County
Texas
C. A. Bass. Jr
A. D
C. A. Bass, Sr
Sherman
J. C. Buchanan
Connell Rogers
Whitewright Sun
Taylor Bush wedding vows unite Carol Bush and Dale Taylor
Miss Carol Bush and Dale Taylor pledged wedding vows in a candle light ceremony at the First Methodist Church. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vaden Bush of Whitewright, wore a linen dress with bouffant skirt and carried a white Bible topped with gardenias. The couple will reside in Fort Worth with Taylor employed and Bush to attend Metropolitan Business College.
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Carol Bush
Dale Taylor
First Methodist Church
J. W. Polk
Guy Hamilton
R. P. Childress
Vaden Bush
Whitewright
Mr. Taylor
Guy Taylor
van Alstyne
Jerry Thornhill
Fort Worth
Patsy Donihoe
Dallas
Teresa Ann Bush
Jimmy McMillan
Carol Taylor
Barry Taylor
Dixie Bassett
Patricia Farley
Verna Lee Buchanan
Hiss Hazel McLean
W. A. Bower
Bonham
Calvary Baptist Church
Durant
Okla
E. L. Sparks
C. C. McLean
Carol
Bower
Pool Manufacturing Co
Sherman
Bower-McLean Nuptials in Durant Oklahoma
Hazel McLean of Whitewright and W. A. Bower of Bonham wed June 8 at Cavalry Baptist Church Durant Oklahoma with Rev. E. L. Sparks officiating. The couple, both employed locally, plan to reside in Whitewright.
Mullins Mitchell Couple Wed in Durant Oklahoma
Mrs Bertha Mitchell daughter of Mr and Mrs H O Ford and Joe William Mullins son of Mr and Mrs Bill Mullins of Sherman were married in Durant Oklahoma on June 8 at 8 pm. They will reside in Fort Worth Texas at 1623 Ash Crescent with attendees Mr and Mrs H M Garrett of Fort Worth.
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Bertha Mitchell
H. O. Ford
Joe William Mullins
Bill Mullins
Sherman
Durant
Okla
H. M. Garrett
Fort Worth
Ash Crescent
Cambrons to Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs L C Cambron of Denison formerly of Whitewright will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on Sunday June 16. They were married in Wilden Tennessee on June 12 1907. An unusual event accompanies the milestone.
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L. C. Cambron
Denison
Whitewright
Wilden
Tenn
Weather echoes mark Cambron wedding day in Denison
The Cambron couple wed on June 12, a day of unusually dry sunshine echoed by this year’s Texas weather. They have six daughters, seven grandchildren, four great grandchildren, and invite friends to visit Sunday 2:30 to 5:00 at 201 East Acheson, Denison.
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Texas
Cambron
Earl Simmons
Lofton Medearis
Gladys
Elda Cambron
Denison
Ira Fleming
Whitewright
R. L. Haliburton
Southland
East Acheson
Rotary Club Wilson Kaiser Hosts New Orleans Mardi Gras Program
Rotary Club meeting last Friday featured a travelog on New Orleans and Mardi Gras at the Linda Theatre with Kaiser as program chair. The absence of pianist Mrs. Ralph Judd left members unable to sing opening songs.
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Wilson Kaiser
Rotary Club
Linda Theatre
New Orleans
Mardi Gras
Ralph Judd
Detroit man fined for reckless driving and unlicensed operation
A Detroit man received a forty dollar fine for reckless driving and a ten dollar penalty for driving without an operator's license. He argued he owned only the rear of the car while a friend held the "driving half."
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Detroit
Driving On Freeways May Drive You Crazy Says Doctor
Los Angeles report cites Dr. Norbert I. Rieger of Camarillo State Mental Hospital asserting modern traffic stress can trigger latent flaws and mental illness more than frontier dangers. The piece also notes a Green Bay tavern burglary where suspects served guests and used no-sale rings.
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Los Angeles
Norbert I. Rieger
California
State Mental Hospital
Camarillo
Rieger
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the Whitewright Sun
T. Glenn Doss
National Editorial Association
AND
Texas Press Association
U.S
Titusville
Jerome McKinney
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
First Baptist
Pilot Grove
Church of Christ Revival
Hubby
Whitewright Cleaners
Taylor-Bush
Bower-MecLean
Mullins
Mitchell
L. C. Cambrons
Green Bay, Wis
Dearborn
General Electric
U. S
Kor
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