Local social notes highlight travels and visits across Texas
Mrs. H P Donigan and son visited friends after a Pat tison trip. May Badgett returned from Sherman hospital. Doris Tillett won $150 scholarships from Grayson-Collin Electric Co op. Lee family gatherings and church circle events recur with many intercity visits. Several residents attend funerals, anniversaries, and college honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Tillett
Whitewright
Grayson-Collin Electric Co-op
Coop
Doris
Clarence Tillett Jr
North Texas State University
Scholarship honors and church and lodge notices
Miss Shirley Kent daughter of Mrs Ray Pare Dallas earned a Wall Street Newspaper Fund scholarship and made the East Texas State College spring Dean's honor list. The First Methodist Church vacation Bible school runs next week Monday through Friday 8 30 to 11 a m for kindergarten through junior. Whitewright Lodge 167 A F and A M holds open installation Tuesday night June 25 at 8 with Bill Proctor of McKinney as installing officer. Officers to be installed include Ralph Judd worshipful master C A Sneed senior warden and S H White junior warden. Appointive officers will also be installed but unannounced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Kent
Ed Kent
Whitewright
East Texas State College
Commerce
Miss Kent
Ray Pare
Dallas
The
First Methodist Church
Whitewright Lodge
A. F
A. M
Bill Proctor
McKinney
Ralph Judd
C. A. Sneed
S. H. White
Rotary Club hears state rep Beckham on Texas Legislature
Denison's Vernon Beckham guest spoke at the Rotary Club last Friday detailing accomplishments from the recent Texas Legislature session. He was introduced by program chairman Russell Summers. Sherman visitors included Rotarians Charles B. Robinson C O Spence and J Allen Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Beckham
Denison
Rotary Club
Texas
Beckham
Russell Summers
Charles B. Robinson
C. O. Spence
J. Allen Smith
Sherman
The SPICE of LIFE and a Caprice of Car Quips
A collection of light anecdotes on modern life in which a father comments on a son's future as an old man and a vacation family jokes about a rear engine car with a pet squirrel. A filling station visit in the Ozarks yields a joke about paying for fuel with peanuts and misreading the oil check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozarks
Questioning Lecturer Clarifies Molecule for All
A scientist-lecturer asks if the audience knows what a molecule is and the chair punctures the moment with a quip to bring the doubtful up to date. The exchange adds a light touch to a technical briefing.
That You Dr Kildare Wichita TV system at St Joseph
Children can visit sick parents by closed circuit TV at St Joseph Hospital Wichita. Youths dial a room from a hospital lobby phone to see and talk with relatives, offering a remote visiting option for those unable to be in person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
St. Joseph Hospital
Mommy
Land of Opportunity Claim Sparks Debate
A claim circulating that each newborn in the United States inherits a $432 debt from foreign nations stirs political and economic discussion about global obligations and national finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Playful Wolf Buses Serenade Turns Witty Among Strangers
A humorous tale features a middle aged wolf seating beside a blonde on a bus. He asks where she has been all his life and she counters that for the first half of it she wasn’t born. The brief exchange highlights quick with and witty comeback.
The Common Field Mouse’s Harsh Life
The common field mouse seldom lives beyond a year. It must consume its body weight in grass and seeds daily. The creature exhausts itself in a continual search for food, and it also serves as prey for many larger animals and birds.
Albert Quietly Calming Baby in Aisle Revelation
A man pushing a cart in a supermarket softly addresses a screaming baby named Albert. A woman praises his patience, but the man reveals he himself is Albert, prompting a humorous turn of realization. The brief exchange centers on calm behavior in a crowded store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
A Miracle Jake Burns in Car Accident Wounds
Jake suffers severe burns after an automobile crash and lies in the emergency ward as doctors tend his injuries. His condition prompts the medical team to apply dressings and monitor his recovery in the busy hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake
Patient asks piano viability after bandages
Jake asks the doctor if he can play the piano after bandages come off. The doctor believes there is no reason he cannot play, while Jake jokes about not being able to before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake
Will Leads Recruits In Panic Flight
A sergeant in charge of new recruits orders men to shoot at will. As whistle blows a frightened recruit bolts across the grounds and vanishes from sight, prompting questions about his fate and whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Total Less Vicar
A widow laments her husband’s lack of life insurance and the futility of realizing value after loss in a concise wartime era exchange. The scene centers on Mrs. Tompkins and the claim that insurance could have altered the outcome for a bereaved spouse.
Prizefighter asks the time as referee counts
A prizefighter lies down after a knockdown and the referee starts the count. The manager urges him to stay down until eight. The fighter props up on an elbow and asks what time it is.
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. P. Donigan
Pattison
Miss May Badgett
Mell Neal
Mrs
Max Hamby
North Wilkesboro, N. C
Lucian Andrews
San Bernardino, Calif
H. T. Atterberry
Paul Hutcherson
Eva
M. M. Warren
R. B. Neathery
Garland
W. C. Thornhill
al Petty
Denton
R. R. Summers
Jack Gardner
Houston
Lillie Gardner
Philip Hutchens
Dick Hutchens
Paris
Marion R. Lee
Concord, Calif
Ester West
Ben Ball
Bryan Weber
Harry Janke
San Antonio
Lloyd Cato
Gardner, NL
Ben Simpson
W. A. Thurman
Bob Mathews
R. W. Mitchell
Duncan
Okla
R. E. Pierce
C. W. Hill
Betty Moore
Euless
Ronnie Hawkins
U. S. Navy
San Diego
Jessie McMillin
Sfe
Jerry Pierce
Killeen
Rex Ray
the Baptist Church
J. P. Darwin
O. L. Jones
Lillian Lawson
J. H. Gosnell
Bernice Davis
Bob Russell
Post
Lillian McSpedden
Jim MacSpedden
T. H. McSpedden
Pilot Point
Hansford Hudmon
Mollie Bow
Red Bow
Route One
Stemp Russell
van Alstyne
Linnell Louise Scott
R. I. Scott
Brierfield
Jeff Davis Junior School
Linnell
Robert L. Scott
Holmgreen Road
Sara Schwiening
Philip Stephens
Mesquite
Frances Stephens
James Bodine
Joe Bodine
Dee Smith
Jerry of
John Vestal
Mrs. Houston Darwin
National Council of Health
Miami Beach
Florida
Mrs. Royce Lay
Mrs. James Lay
Lloyd Taylor
Lowell Taylor
Kermit
C. H. Taylor
H. F. Bruechner
Sweetwater
Ed Martin
J. B. Stapleton
Downey, Calif
Raymond Stapleton
Blue, Okla
Miss Willie Stapleton
Jess Blanks
G. C. Stuteville
James Stuteville
Richardson
Jean Morton
Irving
Judy Henderson
Lucio Orozco
Odessa
Tom Holmes
Idabel, Okla
Claud Garner
Louise Sikes
James Bradley
Bells
Odell Neal
Riley Tabor
Clifton Bass
Gainesville
Cecil Head
W. R. Cato
Ed Kent Jr
B. L. Skipworth
Bossier City
Kents
Sun
Grayson College
Jim Watson
Joe Watkins
Ella Bennett
Emma Moffett
Jack Woods
Greenville
Mary Manning
Nobel Bennett
Billy R. Tillett
Oklahoma State University
Billy
OSU
Lonnie Darwin
Percy Darwin
Houston Darwin
Winnie
Sallye Hamilton
Horace Turner Jr
Fort Worth
Roy Talley
Olan White
Nancy
Sharon
James Talley
Royce City
William Russell
W. H. Russell
Graduate
Journalism Department
University of Missouri
Shurfine
Decker
Bologna
Gladiola
Shurfresh
Lipton’s
Maryland Club
Carton
Wwe
Pecan
Ee Wwe
Wall Street Newspaper Fund of
New York
S. H. Montgomery Agency
DR. Kildare
Federal Deposit Insurance Cay
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!