Local visitors and family news from Sulphur Springs area
A long list of local and visiting residents is reported. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mangrum, O. W. Barker, Roy Belew, Sallye Hamilton, Patsy Taylor, Ann Shilling, Mrs. C. H. Carpenter, Tildon McFerrin, Rev. C. C. Childress, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Russell, Bill Baker and families, H. D. Howard, Charles Perry, Guy Doggett, W. H. Stedham, and many others. The piece notes travels, hospital visits, birthdays, church events, and a few oblique health updates across several towns including Sulphur Springs, Denison, Sherman, Dallas, and Artesia.
Family groups from multiple towns named in obituary notice
The notice lists surviving relatives including Mrs. Elbert Bennett and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hunter of Whitewright and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Alexander and their son of Seagoville and Mr. and Mrs. Billy Gene Lyons and their son of Winnsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Harris
Brandt
Tonkawa, Okla
L. A. Franklin
Elbert Bennett
Hugh Hunter
Whitewright
Frank Alexander
Seagoville
Billy Gene Lyons
Winnsboro
Rotary Club hears Perrin AFB mixed quartet entertainment
Lee Smith, program chairman, presented Perrin Air Force Base mixed quartet at the Rotary Club meeting Friday. The group included the base chaplain Captain Johnson, a lieutenant, and two women, and their singing drew strong appreciation from members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Smith
Rotary Club
Perrin Air Force Base
Johnson
Little Rock Home Demonstration Club Meeting Notes
The Little Rock Home Demonstration Club met in regular session with Mrs. Horace Miller presiding. L. L. Wendell was elected delegate to the state convention August 11 to 13 in Dallas. An offering for the TV fund at Abilene State Hospital was taken. A gift shower for vice president Mrs. Sammy Maxwell followed. Recreation was led by Mrs. Bob Cawthon. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Sims Wortham and Mrs. L. L. Wendell, assisted by Mrs. George Ball and Mrs. Oscar Bow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Horace Miller
L. L. Wendell
Dallas
State Hospital
Abilene
Sammy Maxwell
Bob Cawthon
Sims Wortham
George Ball
Oscar Bow
Charley Mitchell
Lynn White
Tom Bean
Ray Lumpkins
Barbara
Betty
Jack Biggerstaff
Arnold Henson
Bobby Kay
J. H. Miller
Curfman Smith Rites For Norma Lucille in Detroit Home
Norma Lucille Smith wed Raymond Maurice Curfman at 4 p m in her home with Rev Lee H Smith officiating. The couple, after a Detroit-Eureka Springs honeymoon, will reside in Detroit with many out of town guests from Sherman Paris Quinlan and Rockwall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Lucille Smith
Frank A. Smith
Raymond Maurice Curfman
R. M. Curfman
Mr. Curfman
Lee H. Smith
First Presbyterian Church
Y. B. Kaiser
Wichita Falls
Larkin Gooch
Detroit
O. L. Jones
Jerry Wilson
Fort Worth
Lorene Hutt
Sherman
S. D. Scott
Greenville
Charlie Smith
Melba Adams
Dell Sanderson
Dallas
Curfman
Whitewright High School
East Texas State Teachers College
Quinlan High School
Paris Junior College
Douglas Thornes
Elmer Dement
Charlie Grant
John Rushing
Paris
Don Fuller
Rebecca Hutt
Johnny Barrow
J. W. Barrow
Quinlan
Albert Curfman
John Curfman
Rockwall
Whitewright H D Club Meets In Social Session
The Whitewright Home Demonstration Club met last Thursday at the home of Mrs. W. L. Hatfield for a business and social session. Miss Mae Hall, president, opened with prayer and the pledge. Roll call reflected each member's family favorite recreation. Thought for the day was not completed in the excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright Home Demonstration Club
W. L. Hatfield
Mae Hall
Red Cross Demonstration Tells Home Work Insight
Miss Hall presented a paper on Red Cross work at the meeting. Refreshments were served to 10 members and one visitor. The next meeting is set for June 24 with Miss Sallie Moore to give the demonstration.
Stop inhaling tobacco warned by Boston doctor
Dr Richard Overholt urges the public to avoid inhaling smoke until the cigarette cancer link is settled. He says there may be an association between heavy inhaling and lung cancer and suggests tobacco firms remove the responsible materials if a link is confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Boston
Richard Overholt
Overholt
National Tuberculosis Association
Truth Comes Out Romance Cancelled in Ankara
A blind man in Ankara sought a marriage license. A friend warned the bride was ugly, but the man said they told him she was pretty. He left the office silently and was not seen again. The piece ends noting a shift from slaves of men to the rise of installment buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ankara
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joe Mangrum
Sulphur Springs
O. W. Barker
Tulsa
Roy Howard Belew
Mrs. M. Belew
Sallye Hamilton
Denison
D. M. Roddy
Harvey Harbison
Collinsville
Patsy Taylor
Ann Shilling of
C. H. Carpenter
Tildon McFerrin
Madonna Hospital
C. C. Childress
Wilson N. Jones Hospital
J. R. Russell
Bill Baker
M. R. Smith
H. D. Howard
Mobile
Ala
Lewis Cooper
Charles Perry
Charles Jr
Cooper
Guy Doggett
Grand Prairie
W. H. Stedham
Stedham
Terrell Cowart
Artesia
N. M
Patsy Gene Badgett
C. J. Meador
Don Cook
Rio Grande Valley
N. B. Nicholson
Farmersville
W. T. Nicholson
Joe Riddle
Lockney
Mattie James
Fred Starr
Anna Franklin
Tonkawa, Oklo
J. M. Simmons
Clarence McMillin
Lon Douglas
van Alstyne
Noel Scott
Connie and
Ronnie
R. I. Scott
H. B. Maxwell
Mrs
Bob Williams
Mikey Bennett
Ray Bennett
Bells Monday
Weldon Kaiser
Alice
Clarksville
Johnnie Kaiser
Mac Kaiser
Janice Hutcherson
Trenton
John Kaiser
Newton Cole
The
Baptist Church
Bryan Air Force Base
C. J. Gregory
Lavon Baptist
Lloyd Wright of
Little Rock, Ark
Floyd Reynolds
Bells
Ned Ayres
Byron Hargrove
Paducah
Bethel Baptist Church
Lester Haile
St. Vincent's Hospital
T. B. Whitworth
Roby Childress
Marilena Hedrick
Muskogee
Okla
Clyde Ferguson
Marlow
R. G. Hedrick
Veterans Hospital
Mr. Childress
George Bennett
C. M. Bussey
Leon Bennett
Reno
Nevada
Shottalla
Borden’s Biscuits
Pillsbury’s
Grayson Oleo
Scott Tissue
CHEER
DUZ, Inc
AJAX
Folger’s Coffee
Farley & Hill Grocery & Market
Alc
Arkansas
Borden
del Monte
Hi-Way Grocery & Market
L. LaRoe & Co
Curfman-Smith
Childress
Cole & Davis Co
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