Community notices and visits across Whitewright area
Fitzhugh Mangrum of Sherman visits friends. Sherman visitors include Mrs Don Haliburton and children and Mrs Elmo Wallace mother of Mrs Wallace. Dallas and Garland residents visit, plus birthdays, school rehearsals, and local reunions noted. Phi Eta Sigma initiation at Texas Tech mentioned along with local family visits and church group activities.
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Don Haliburton
Sherman
Elmo Wallace
Sammy Montgomery
Texas Tech
Phi Eta Sigma
T. Montgomery Jr
Bill
Lubbock
Bartley Bingham-Warren Nuptials Reported In Dallas
Miss Patty Beth Bartley and Jackie Warren Bingham were married at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Wheatley on March 9. The bride, a Whitewright High School graduate, will live in Dallas with the groom who worked at Crozier Tech and is self employed. The couple plans to reside at 1405 Plowman in Dallas with Mrs. Bingham employed by Texas Instruments.
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C. A. Bartley
Route One
Whitewright
Patty Beth Bartley
Jackie Warren Bingham
Dallas
Whitewright High School
Crozier Tech
Plowman
Bingham
Texas Instruments
Richardson
Mr. Bingham
Friday Literary Club Attends Dallas Garden Center Show
The Friday Club met March 20 and toured the Dallas Garden Center Flower Show at Fair Park. Co sponsored by the State Fair of Texas, the Enchanted Voyage exhibit featured arrangements, garden displays and booths in the World Exhibits building. The Whitewright Club Women had a noon luncheon at Highland Park cafeteria.
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Dallas Garden Center
Fair Park
Dallas
Texas
Whitewright Club
Highland Park
Roy Blanton
Whitewright
Denison XXI Club
Flower Show Tour Highlights Local Exhibits
Fifteen members toured stops including the home of Mrs. J. T. Holloway the art studio of Mrs. C. J. Meador the Historical Museum on the school campus and the home of Mrs. James Bryant. Miss Lena Mae Gowdy reported on the Dallas Flower Show noting outstanding exhibits and the trip was deemed worthwhile.
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J. T. Holloway
C. J. Meador
Historical Museum
James Bryant
Dallas
Lena Mae Gowdy
Mad Major Loses Flying License Over Health Claims
London veteran Christopher Draper known as the mad major says Britain revoked his flying license not for a 1953 bridge feat but due to health concerns. He notes the order was signed by a woman and recalls service in World Wars with the Royal Naval Air Service.
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London
Christopher Draper
Thames River
Britain
Air Ministry
Royal Naval Air Service
Moral Clarity From a Child’s Observation
A quote scene shows Mary arguing not to despise enemies. The teacher prompts for explanation and Mary asserts we should like what we have made, reflecting a theme of constructive view toward outcomes and responsibility.
Veterans Benefits Questions Answered in Q&A Style
The VA pays insurance proceeds to the named beneficiary, here the mother. Korean GI Bill provisions expire January 31 1965, leaving about one year to use them. The VA evolved from multiple agencies before forming the Veterans Administration in 1930 including the Bureau of Pensions and the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers.
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Bureau of Pensions
Anorthe
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Veterans Administration
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Paul Geers
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Jimmy Boles
Fred Novey
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Leon Wolford
J. A. Harper
Elvy Hampton
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J. F. Renfro
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Sherry Rogers
Mary Jane Woodson
Eugene Woodson
Kenneth Woodson
Ivy Taylor
Frank Rascoe
Mrs. Lonnie Washburn
Mrs. Royce
Lillie Dillon
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Fannie McSpedden
Weldon Bartley
Regina
Cecil Bartley
Jackie Bingham
First Baptist Church
Bobby McCullough
Denner
Gary Christian
Gina Judd
American Athletic Union
Ralph Judd
Charlie Ayres
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O. L. Jones
Rence Morgan
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J. H. Gosnell
Dale Gore
Grady Stepp
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