Local items note visits and births across Sherman area
Weekend visitors from Dallas Garland Fort Worth and Sherman area towns appear in society notes. A daughter Rebecca Lynn was born in Lake Charles. Priscilla Blanton pledges a social club at East Texas State College. Arthur Decker promoted to lieutenant colonel in the Army. Serious injuries reported in a Sherman traffic crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Lynn
James A. Reeves
Lake Charles
John Reeves
Whitewright
Priscilla Blanton
Roy G. Blanton
East Texas State College
Morton Badgett
Badgett
Community Hospital
Sherman
Roy Belew
Garland
R. A. Leonardi
Ida Road
Arthur Decker
Grace Harris
Vivia Melu
Decker Named Deputy G-3 at Ft Leonard Wood
Colonel Decker serves as Deputy G-3 at Post Headquarters Fort Leonard Wood Missouri reflecting a senior staff role in Army operations. He will assist in planning training and operational oversight at the Missouri installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decker
Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo
Anderson Neal couple wed in Kentucky town church
A double ring ceremony united Miss Aline Neal and Eddie Ray Anderson Friday in Ken tuckytown Baptist Church. Rev Bruce Cushman officiated as Franes Bellows Dallas served as maid of honor. After a two week California honeymoon the couple will reside in Ector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aline Neal
Eddie Ray Anderson
Kentuckytown Baptist Church
Bruce Cushman
Leonard
Tim Neal
Kentuckytown
Bedford Anderson
Ector
Frances Bellows
Dallas
Jeanette Geers
Gary McKinney
Buck
Billy Neal
Joe Cox
Don Neal
Fred Waldrop
Whitewright High School
Ector High School
Anderson
Paul Geers
Whitewright
Bonham
California
Helpful Blue Birds Plan First Meeting and Song Practice
The Helpful Blue Birds held their first gathering on Wednesday afternoon March 4 at 3 30. They chose a group name sang songs and started a hospital project. Members include Cindy McCastle Nancy Newman Cynthia Marlow Judy Warrington Martha Hastings and Carol Dawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helpful Blue Birds
Cindy McCasland
Nancy Newman
Cynthia Marlow
Judy Warrington
Martha Hastings
Carol Dawson
Campfire Girls Plan Room Move and Easter Baskets
Campfire Girls met March 4 at Mrs. Buel Range home with 14 members. Sponsors Mrs. Houston Darwin Mrs. Ervin Slaughter Mrs. Wallace Wilson and Mrs. Range attended. Easter baskets for the hospital were made. The club room will be upstairs in the Meador building on Main street. Members and parents will meet to paint and fix up the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohanpi
Buel Range
Houston Darwin
Ervin Slaughter
Wallace Wilson
Range
Meador
Main Street
Kay Alexander
Easter in Other Lands and The Cross Paper
Mrs. Fred Cook Sr presented a paper titled The Cross while another member spoke on Easter in Other Lands. Refreshments were served to 13 members as the meeting concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Cook Sr
Rotary Club hears Air Force Reserve captain on academy, moon trips
Rotary Club Everett White of McKinney described the Air Force Academy recruitment process and cadet selection. He recalled three years at Cape Canaveral and predicted lunar landings within years, noting a 43 day one way trip at current speeds. David Sanderson attended as student guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett White
McKinney
Rotary Club
Joe Bodine
White
Air Force Reserve
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Cape Canaveral
Florida
David Sanderson
Vitamin Foundation argues for vitamin pills against AMA
The National Vitamin Foundation disputes AMA findings that most Americans do not need vitamin supplements. It cites nutrition research and notes its backing by 23 vitamin makers. AMA says extra vitamins are mainly for infants expectant mothers nursing women and those unable to eat adequately. It warns excessive vitamins especially A and D can be harmful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Vitamin Foundation
American Medical Assn
AMA
U. S
Council On Foods and Nutrition
Bethel WMS Sees Near Goal in Week of Prayer
Bethel WMS met at Bethel Church with 10 women and two children. It was the last day of the Week of Prayer program postponed from Friday. The society aimed to raise 30 for Annie Armstrong home missions and has collected 28.50. Next meeting will be Monday at the church with Mrs. J H Gosnell in charge of Bible study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bethel Wms
Bethel Church
Annie Armstrong
J. H. Gosnell
Presbyterian Missionary Society Meets at Church
The Presbyterian Missionary Society met at 2 30 Monday in the church with Mrs C C Dooley as hostess. Mrs Homer Sears, president, opened the meeting with Your Love For God. Miss Ruth Cox, secretary, read the minutes and Mrs Lydia Henry reported the treasury. Mrs T E Sears Sr gave The Year Book of Prayer and Mrs Hoyt Taylor led the devotional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Missionary Society
C. C. Dooley
Homer Sears
God
Ruth Cox
Lydia Henry
T. E. Sears Sr
Hoyt Taylor
Cereal Milk Link Emphasized In Diet Advice
COLLEGE STATION dairy and nutrition specialists urge higher milk intake for calcium riboflavin and overall nutrition. They recommend three to four cups daily for children and more for teens adults and expectant mothers. Serving cereal with milk is highlighted as an economical way to boost key nutrients.
Wicker dog bag pairs purse with leash wrist ring
A purse maker debuts a straw wicker bag designed to resemble a dog. A chain leash attaches to a wrist ring and the dog head lifts up, creating a walking companion accessory for young girls.
Kitchen machine draws challenge at Paris show
A middle aged French housewife challenged a dish washing machine at the Paris household arts show. It was priced at 360 dollars and promised to do the dishes for five people in a flash. She argued she could wash faster by hand and the demonstrator declined to prove it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
System can save miles of walking
St Paul Minnesota. A housewife with four beds to make daily can save more than 11 miles a year by using an improved bed making method from the University of Minnesota Extension Service. Start at the head, complete one side, cross to the other, then work from bottom to top to reduce walking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul, Minn
Marian Melrose
University of Minnesota Extension Service
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A. A. Hudgins
Lillie Gardner
Wilson N. Jones Hospital
Ralph England
Nancy of
Riley Tabor
Odell Neal
Commerce
O. M. Kissinger
Wolfe City
Mrs. Alton McDowell
Dee Smith
Jerry of
John Vestal
R. L. Powell
Plainview
J. P. Darwin
Georgia King
Fort Worth
Bob Mitchell
R. L. Sears
J. B. Thornhill
Ed Stine
Mrs
Lillian McSpedden
Jimmie of Sherman
Bernice Davis
Jeanette Jones
Mrs. O. L. Jones
Gus Holmes
Trenton
Route 1
Homer Sewell
Jacksboro
Harry Holland
Abbott
Olivia Whedbee
Charles Evans
Arthur St. John
Flint Little
Dee Little
G. F. Bryant
Denton
Charlie Bryant
Denison
Roby Childress
Ray Hansard
Irving
Jack Hansard
Joe Clark
Harold Doss
Mary Jones
Grand Prairie
Lora Hicks
Warren Ross
Joe Ross
Ralph Braddy
Lane
Joe Perkins
Farmersville
B. R. McCarroll
Jack Smith
A. R. McMurry
W. R
Wimpy) Hamilton
Palestine
Big Tex Bacon, JR
Puffin
Gladiola
Betty Crocker
McGee & Henderson
White Swan
Maryland
Maxwell House
Folger’s Coffee
Winesap Apples
Borden
Kimbell's
Kimbell
Griffin's Waffle
Campfire Girls
Vitamin Foundation
Presbyterian M
College Station
Stephens & Bryant
Insurance & Real Estate
Mission Sweet Peas
Orton Hou
Kimbell’s
Maxwell Hous
Crocery & Market
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