Local residents share weekend visits and travel notes
Bill Price of Bells visited J E Henson Monday. Mrs Nettie Taylor in Dallas spent the weekend at home. Alas Merrell of Bonham visited Mrs Mattie James Sunday. R E Simpson returned from Fort Worth to see family. Tommie Jaynes and children from Ream Field California visited W A Bower. C R Jones and children of McKinney visited H M Fagan. Jim Nossaman of Dallas spent the weekend with his parents. W D Williams spent Sunday in Celina with Mrs W J Davis. Donnie Haliburton and daughter from Sherman visited Elmo Wallace weekend. Mrs John Inter of Dallas visited sisters Adah Gillespie and Olive Myrick. Jerry Crawford of Denton visited Allen Short. O E Head and son Orval visited Jack Hicks in Sherman. Linda Giddions and Betty Askue of Garland visited Patsy Mitchell. Mrs J C Whipple attended niece Louise Turner’s wedding at Arlington. Mrs L J Reynolds of Dallas visited sisters. J C Whipple, Mrs Ray Boatwright and Mrs R D Gideon visited J C Whipple in hospital. Fred Cook Jr of Ennis and Joe Cook of Dallas spent weekend with Fred Cook. Franklin Whipple and children visited Belle Jackson at Milburn Okla. Ray Lumpkins hosted guests including Odel Neal of Commerce, and George Pitman and families from Sherman. Jewel Key and children. R H Holland and Dayton OH family visiting C J Davenport. James D Neal, Navy aviation electrician’s mate, took part in anti-submarine exercise off Southern California with Air Anti Submarine Squadron 38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Neal
Aviation Electrician
U. S. Navy
G. O. Neal
Whitewright
California
Fleet Home Town News Center
Friday Literary Club Plans Goodwill Drive and Texas Heritage
The Friday Literary Club met March 4 at Mrs. George Hight's home with co hostess Mrs. W. E. Stanford. Mrs. Sears Anderson proposed a local drive for Goodwill Industries and Mrs. Burgher R. Vestal urged protest action on the Connally Amendment, sending resolutions to national leaders. Mrs. Glen Earnheart spoke on Our Texas Heritage and exhibited the Texas Sketchbook. Members showcased handicraft and planned to reconvene March 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friday Literary Club
George Hight
W. E. Stanford
Sears Anderson
Goodwill Industries
Burgher R. Vestal
Conally
Congress
Washington
Senator Johnson
Yarborough
Sam Rayburn
Wm. Fullbright
Foreign Relations Committee
Tom Connally
Texas
Glen Earnheart
J. T. Holloway
Boy's Funny Tax Return Delights Albuquerque IRS
A 9 year old Clovis boy’s playful tax return prompts the Albuquerque Internal Revenue Office to laugh. He tallies allowances and chores to claim 27.08 dollars and notes 12 cents taped for return. IRS Director E W Bacon confirms the 12 cents will be returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
Clovis
Internal Revenue Office
Joe
IRS Dist
E. W. Bacon
Hypnosis can affect a person without consent or knowledge
Dr. Harold Rosen of Johns Hopkins, speaking at the International Medical Assembly in San Antonio, says hypnosis can occur without consent or awareness and may lead to self destructive behavior. He cautions hypnosis must be used only by trained medical and dental practitioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
American Medical Association
Committee
Harold Rosen
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
International Medical Association
Gulf of Mexico
Rosen
Dr. Rosen
International Medical Assembly
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Joe Colonna Deceased
In Grayson County Texas Notice to Creditors of the Estate of Joe Colonna deceased Letters testamentary issued February 29 1960 Executor E J Colonna Route 1 Denison Grayson County Texas Claims must be presented within legally prescribed time Published in The Whitewright Sun March 3 10 17 and 24 1960
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Colonna
Grayson County
Texas
E. J. Colonna
Route 1
Denison
Onna
Whitewright Sun
John Calvin Knight
Anna Mae Knight
Route 3
Texans Back to School for Civil Defense Training
Texas adults join the civil defense education effort co sponsored by the TEA and the State Division of Disaster Relief. Since late last year 2 816 people have completed the 12 hour course and 1 295 are now attending 66 classes with 150 new classes planned this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Texas Education Agency
State Division of Defense and Disaster Relief
Civil Defense
TEA
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bill Price
Bells
J. E. Henson
Nettie Taylor
Dallas
Alas Merrell
Bonham
Mattie James
R. E. Simpson
Allen Simpson
Fort Worth
Tommie Jaynes
Ream Field
Calif
W. A. Bower
C. R. Jones
McKinney
H. M. Fagan
Jim Nossaman
Mrs
Jack Nossaman
W. D. Williams
Celina
W. J. Davis
Donnie Haliburton
of Sherman
Elmo Wallace
Mrs. John Inter
Adah Gillespie
Olive Myrick
Jerry Crawford
Denton
Mrs. Allen
O. E. Head
Orval
Jack Hicks
Sherman
Linda Giddions
Betty Askue
Garland
Patsy Mitchell
J. C. Whipple
Miss Louise Turner
Arlington
L. J. Reynolds
Guy Hamilton
Hoyt Taylor
Ray Boatwright
R. D. Gideon
J.C. Whipple
Veterans Hospital
Fred Cook Jr
Ennis
Joe Cook
Fred Cook
Franklin Whipple
Belle Jackson
Milburn
Oklo
Ray Lumpkins
Odel Neal
Commerce
George Pitman
Jewel Key
R. H. Holland
Dayton
Ohio
C. J. Davenport
San Francisco
Whitewright Lumber Co
Wilson Kaiser
Joe Col
Industrial Accident Board
Supreme Court
High Court
Davis Mountains
Court of Civil Appeals
Department of Public Safety
Salvador
Central America
Santa Ana
el Salvador
Americas
Lorey Edwards