Local Social Roundup Spans Dallas to Sherman Visitors
A crowded weekend notes several residents visiting relatives across Texas. H. C. Carpenter of Dallas stays at home. Mrs. Cary Wicker visits Greenville sister. J. W. Ayers visits Sherman friends. W. E. LaRoe visits Dallas in law. many others host or travel between Sherman, Whitewright, Denison, Ada, and Ardmore with hospital, birth, and funeral news interspersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Cary Wicker of
Greenville
Mrs
John Smith
Dewey Walker
Sherman
Hoyt Skipworth
Whitewright
Billy Gene Lyons
Winnsboro
Dorann
Community Hospital
Lyons
Hugh Hunter
House Unit Backs Raise For Million
Washington. The House Civil Service Committee backed a flat seven point four percent pay increase for about one million federal civil service employees. Aiming to extend to eight percent, stalled in committee, the measure heads to the House floor. The Senate approved an eight to ten percent compromise with the House. President Eisenhower vetoed an eight point six percent bill but signed the related postal pay plan last week. Some members say the civil service raise will be enacted after further negotiation.
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Washington
House Civil Service Committee
House
Senate
Eisenhower
Subscription rates in Grayson and Fannin Counties
Rates for Grayson and Fannin Counties are listed with outside county subscriptions and foreign subscriptions (except soldiers) noted. The notice adds a commitment to correct any erroneous reflections on any person, firm, or corporation upon notification to the publisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayson and
Fannin
Civil service bill proposes flat seven percent raise
The proposal would provide a uniform seven percent raise across all civil service ranks while some groups had been seeking as much as seven percent for others, indicating a shift toward equity in pay scales.
Newlywed Couple Sparks Heated Glasgow Argument
In Glasgow Scotland a newlywed couple clash over an inheritance claim. The wife accuses the husband of marrying for money after she recalls her uncle leaving her 15000 dollars. The husband minimizes the motive and dismisses the issue.
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Glasgow
Scotland
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H. C. Carpenter
Dallas
J. W. Ayers of
Edgar Ayers
W. E. LaRoe
Angie Fiorini
Ben Lilley
Oklahoma City
T. J. Lilley
Jack Miller
Jackie
Shreveport
Don Collins
P. J. Pierce
Fred Cook
Jimmy Skipworth
Graham
Chester Owens
Commerce
Leon Player
Phoenix
Arizona
Arch McGlothlin
Ella Mae Sims
M. R. Fagan
Fox, Okla
Roby Childress
Wilson N. Jones Hospital
Debby and
Rebecca Price
Savoy
Mrs. O. L. Jones
W. A. Reeves
Ada
Okla
W. A. Kirkpatrick
A. N. McCoy
David
Aztec, N. M
D. E. McCoy
Bryan Jared
Ardmore, Okla
W. F. Fields
Billy Jack Skipworth
Joann Powell
Joe Ray
R. I. Scott
Joe D. May
Jim
Doc May
David Fennell
Denison
Albert Patterson
Fort Worth
Minnie Patterson
Frank Alexander and Son
Tom Brown
Lubbock
Wayne Gault
R. E. Hickman
Guy Dillon
Durant, Oklo
Mary Sue Snider
J. H. Hayes
Jackie Parnell
Austin
Boys State
James B. Russell
J. D. Russell
M. R. Smith
Mr. Smith
Jack Ayres
Ned Ayres
Navy
San Diego
Calif
John J. Miller
Will Gelling
Dave E. Miller
Joplin
Albert Reid
Don
Toma Faye Snodgrass
F. O. Snodgrass
Oklahoma Ciy
Ruby Ramsey
Congress
the Whitewright Sun
T. Glenn Doss
Texas
Kathi Norris
G.E. O
Ray Milland
CBS
Stan’s Auto Supply
W. E. Stanford
Chevrolet
Fisher
Flint
Michigan
America
Hasty Chevrolet Company
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