Social visits span many towns and states
A long list notes numerous people visiting relatives and friends from Dallas to Blue Ridge, Sherman to Greenville. Travelers include W. B. Head, Robert Lee, David Bow, Sharon Chesser, Betty England, and Mrs. Carl Hicks, among others, with hospital stays and vacations also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Chesser
Mrs
Rufus Short
Blue Ridge
Robert Lee and
David Bow
Fort Worth
Carl Hicks
Weekend Social Roundup Touches Dallas to Longview
A wide array of visitors and social gatherings span multiple Texas towns. Patricia Wright spends the summer with her mother in Austin, while families from Fort Worth Paris Seattle Sherman and Dallas meet relatives and attend local events. The Tuesday Night Bridge Club held a picnic near Trenton and a Dallas conference drew Kelly Pierson’s family. Birthday and hospital updates appear as well with repeated family visits and a reunion at White Rock Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Sears Anderson
Whitesboro
Ed Kent Jr
Clarice Dodson
B. L. Skipworth
Lynn
Fort Worth
Edward Kent
Linda Sue
Sherman
H. L. Kent
Wilbert Kunkle
Kay Lynn
Olney
Bill Robinson
Wanda Jones
Lubbock
Kents
Dodson
White Rock Lake
Dallas
Whitewright Social News Highlights and Local Visits
Lt and Mrs Herman Musser and family from Salina visited the Howells. The Baptist Lottie Moon Circle met with devotional lead by Mrs Paul Stephens and prayers by members. W H Stedham turned 92 and is one of Whitewrights oldest residents. A family reunion for C E Rice of Whitewright was held at Grapevine hosted by Glen Rice with many relatives from Cisco Dallas Grapevine Howe Fort Worth and Euless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Musser
Mark Wayne
Salina
Kans
Billie Williams
Red Oak
Delbert Musser
Dallas
Harlie Howell
Baptist
Lottie Moon Circle
W. L. Hatfield
Paul Stephens
J. P. Darwin
Tom Brown
Oran Sears
J. H. Lumpkin
Darwin
A. L. McCurdy
C. E. Rice
Whitewright
Glen Rice
Grapevine
Howard Ingram
Cisco
O. Starner
Fort Worth
J. D. Rice
Thomas Chitwood
Howe
J. D. Yowell
Royce Rice
Census in 41 States Points To Near 180 Million
Preliminary figures from 41 states and the District of Columbia point to a final U S population near 180 million in the census. Officials cited a likely total between 179 25 million and 179 50 million, missing the target by less than half a percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Washington
District of
Preliminary statewide totals show 14.8 percent rise
Calumbia, already counted, the preliminary figures add up to 113,453,760. This is an increase of 14.8 percent over the 1950 total of 98,902,588 for the same states and the district. Still to be announced are advance figures for New York Illinois California and Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calumbia
New York
Illinois
California
Arizona
RIGOROUS JOURNEY Moslem Pilgrimage Rules Cited
The text outlines strict Hajj conduct for devout Muslims traveling to Mecca, including avoiding quarrels and women and maintaining sobriety. It permits sacrifices and restricts killing to five nuisances: crow, kite, rat, scorpion, or biting dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mecca
Garland teen wins Southland 1000 scholarship
Jerry Leslie Smith of Garland son of Dee Smith and grandson of Anita Vestal won a $1000 college scholarship from Southland Corporation. He was among six 1960 Texas high school graduates to receive $250 per year for four years to fund college at the University of Texas and other schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Leslie Smith
Garland
John Vestal
Whitewright
Anita Vestal
Southland Corporation
Jerry
Southland
Joe C. Thompson
Garland Daily News
Dee Smith
Elizabeth Dr
Texas
Garland High School
National Honor Society
Law Forum
University of Texas
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. B. Head
Frank England
Miss Betty
Kelly B. Pierson
Providence Memorial Hospital
el Paso
Ed Pennell
Elizabeth Ann
Ira and
Orin Juda
W. D. Williams
W. J. Davis
Celina
Jeff Watkins
Clarence Page
Nevada
Frank Roscoe
Earl Blanton
Becky
Sara Gail Johnson
Grady Hansard
Greenville
Elbert Hansard
Paul and
Dianne Short
Bennie Chesser
A. G. Smith
John McAlester
Homer Gentry
G. B. Doggett
T. L. Cowart
McAllen
Brownsville
Points
Mexico
A. B. White
Laredo
Georgia Newton
Denison
E. W. Booker
Ely
Myrtle Arledge
Hobbs
N. M
Olivia Whedbee
Ross May of
J. C. Annip
Charlie Ayres
Frank Smith
Arline Reeves
Leon Porter
Grady Gillett
Grover
Stateville
Shawnee, Okla
Frances Bass
M&s Hospital
Bonham
Mike Francis
Gene Clark
S. H. White
San Antonio
R. S. Porter
Simmons Powell
Lena Mae Gowdy
Grayson College
Brad Alexander
Joe Bodine
Edward Grief
Kathy
Hobbs, N. M
R. H
Bob) May
Bruce Pember
Deimer Spencer Jr
Thomas Kirby
David Alexander
Salvation Army
Hoblitzelle
Midlothian
Ella Johnson
Buster Johnson
Mr. Johnson
R. W. Terry
Bremond
E. W. Fields
Kenneth
Keith
Lucille Reed
H. S. Winans
W. E. Steed
Texas City
Glen Earnheart
New Orleans
Mobile
Ala
Nassau
Gladiola
Duncan Hines
Monarch
BIG Tex Bacon
del Monte
Grayson Oleo
Patricia Wright
Austin State School
Viola Wright
Russell Summers
Austin
Jerry Wilson
Jimmie Ray Jacobs Jr
Plano
Hugh Hunter
Jimmie Jacobs
Francene
Sara Margaret White
Paris
Mrs. T. J. Lilley
Roy Collins
Joyce
Seattle, Wash
G. D. Collins
Don Collins
David Young
Longview
Joe McClure
Brownwood
E. L. Harp
Atlanta
Adah Gillespie
Olive Myrick
Whitley Dodson
Joe R. Dodson
Arlington
Lee May
Albert Partridge
Joe Johnson
The
Baptist Church
Aubrey Hansard
Plainview
M. R. Smith
Jack Brown
M. B. Logan
Denver
Colo
Lee Brown
Jim Russell
Vernon Melugin
Mr. Smith
John Smith
Jack Hall
C. D. Galyon
Bells
Preston Hefner
McKinney
Jesse James
Donald
Fred W. James
Dyess Air Force Base
Abilene
W. H. Stedham
Stedham
E. C. Webb
Oklahoma City
Sterling Fuller
Tom Blakey
Sociale
Oleo Margarine
White Swan Coffee
Wapco Fresh Shelle
Crocery & Market
Jerry Smith
Sea of Galilee
Jesus
Gomer and
Kirk
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