Resignations and local events noted in town column
Roby Childress resigns from Dyer and Jones drug store to study pharmacy in Little Rock. Mrs Frances Hall Moore, 23, dies southwest of town Thursday. Christian Endeavor program includes Margaret Barbee and others. A family reunion occurs at the Anderson home. Friday Literary Club hosts colonial tea at Guy Hamilton home. Paul Graves takes employment in Sherman. PTA program lists many members. Also, 20 years ago in 1939, births, marriages, and birthdays noted. Andrew W Lyons, 58, dies southeast of town.
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Roby Childress
Dyer & Jones Drug Store
Little Rock
Ark
Frances Hall Moore
Margaret Barbee
Laura Elizabeth Cantrell
Mildred Coffman
Fender May
Blanche Montgomery
Amateene May
Christian Endeavor
W. C. Anderson
Guy Hamilton
Paul Graves
Sherman
J. W. Wilson
Thomas Sears
Jones Hoyt Clathorn
Nora Bryant
Elizabeth Davidson
Billie Earl Montgomery
Jim Henry Andrews
Tommie Chenoweth
Billie Magar
Guy Hamilton Jr
Maurine Pierce
Mary Jo Sears
Velma Mangrum
PTA
The
Jake B. Mackey Jr
Route 1
Joe Rich
J. Frank Williams
Jennie Oliver
Bells
Joan Anthony
C. C. Cates
Betty Ann Darwin
Charleen Stuteville
Ruth Maddux
Margaret Burnham
Henrietta Jackson
Billie Jean Wallace
Elaine Manning
Jane Meador
Frances Layman
Jacquelyn Nossaman
Cora Lee Head
Paula Jean Garner
Martha
Ann Chick
Dallas
Ada Pearl Henslee
Betty Lee
Jeanette Jones
Peggy
Charlene Thornhill
Dorothy Louise Ford
Barbara Bailey
Sarah Frances Head
Nora Jean
Carol Ann Hughes
Billye Faye Dillon
Carol Jean Kilgree
Ellen Carol Ryan
Andrew W. Lyons
D. L. Lyons
Automatic Dryer Creates New Ease for Households
Article notes early dryers from the 1920s evolved from racks and heat to faster, more efficient electric models. Drying times shortened from hours to about 50 minutes per full load, enabling immediate folding and storage and cutting ironing time. The shift also changes washday, with households drying and washing more than once weekly regardless of weather.
Witt Family Moves to Hillsboro
Mr and Mrs C I Witt and their young son relocate to Hillsboro. A Masonic Lodge gathering was held in Bells with D E Low B W Newman and Mack Pierson in attendance.
Feel Well Enough Joke Turns On Doctor’s Ruling
A woman tells her doctor she suspects a dangerous illness. He dismisses her, saying the disease has no symptoms. She replies that her current feeling proves it, highlighting the ironic wit of the exchange.
4 H Safety Drive Targets Night Traffic Dangers
Eight General Motors scholarship winners pledge 4-H members to cut nighttime crashes after dark as data show many more accidents occur then. Ralph Zimmer, a 17 year old winner, warns headlights misalignment reduces night visibility and GM continues its 15th year supporting 4-H safety work with participants nationwide.
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Black Bart
General Motors
Chicago
Ralph Zimmer
Lakewood
Colo
Mary Ann Harrington
Eustis
Fla
Marie Hasfurther
Genesee
Ida
Virginia Partridge
Allerton
Karen Perret
Reserve
Anita Hollmer
Schuylerville
N. Y
Andrea Sutter
Tipton
Okla
Norman Warminski
White Deer
Tex
Taipei Decree Bans Smoking in Theaters for Under Six
The Taipei city government passed a decree prohibiting smoking in theaters and movies by children under six years old. The measure aims to reduce exposure to smoke in public entertainment venues and sets enforcement rules for venues and guardians.
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Taipei
Taipei City
Falcon Cafe Omission Suit Settled With Phone Co
Ali Falk of Pierre South Dakota sued Northwestern Bell Telephone Company for 5000 dollars claiming his Falcon Cafe was omitted from the latest directory. The dispute ended with a settlement of 350 dollars.
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Pierre, S. D
Ali Falk
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Falcon Cafe
Only the Rich Can Afford to Get Sick
A disturbed writer argues socialized medicine benefits the wealthy and criticizes hospital costs and doctor fees. She notes rising expenses over decades, cites labor as a major hospital cost, and compares medical bills to everyday goods. A child voice vows bravery but wants a puppy.
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Ray Manning
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L. LaRoe
G. B. Smith
C. S. Witt
F. M. Echols
Clarence McMillin
H. L. Crittenden
Joe Johnson
Public Service
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Rainbow
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