Savoy Area News Roundup Spans Visits and Events
Local residents from Sherman to Dallas share weekend visits and travel. J. W. Dennis moves to Gainesville. Several families, including the Jacks, McKnight, Hedgpath, and Sydow/Dyer groups, visit relatives here. Community Hospital cases note Elmer Ryan, Beulah Bilmer, and Bob May surgery and recovery. A Savoy High School senior play is scheduled for Friday March 2 with Earnest Walt in the cast. Maj. William L. White tours with Air Force Reserve. Page boy David Marshall Gillett to Oklahoma Senate duties in early April.
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Savoy High School
Earnest Walt
R. E. Walt
Whitewright Route Two
Improvement Reported for Local Hospital Patient
Jack Nossaman, critically ill after a heart attack at Wilson N. Jones Hospital Sherman, is reported to be improving. Weekend visitors at the home of local residents included several Texarkana Dallas and Sherman guests. The religious census steering committee meets at 2 30 p m Sunday March 31 at the First Baptist Church to plan resuming the joint census on April 7. The Dairy Castle on the Yat Bells was purchased by Olen White and Mary White from Nig Halliburton. they now operate the business. Several Sherman Dallas and Terrell families visited at the Vandagriff and Ross households last weekend.
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Bob May
Community Hospital
Sherman
Jack Nossaman
Wilson N. Jones Hospital
First Baptist Church
Olen White
Whitewright
Nig Halliburton
White
Mary Talley
Roy Talley
Rotary Club program on 4-H work presented
Rotary Club meeting last Friday featured Joe Bodine as program chairman presenting 4-H work. The local girls 4-H Club demonstrated opening conduct and closing of the chapter with slides shown by Bob Lynch, assistant county agriculture agent, highlighting county 4-H projects.
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Joe Bodine
Rotary Club
Bob Lynch
Pink and Blue Shower Honors Mrs. Clarence Bond
The Rebekah Sunday School Class of the First Baptist Church hosted a pink and blue shower Tuesday evening at 7 30 at Mrs. Jimmie Andersons home. Hostesses included Mrs. J B Thornhill Mrs. Orville Woodson Mrs. William Wilson and Mrs. Jimmie Anderson. Games and pictures followed by refreshments for guests led by Mrs. Paul Geers and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Bond
Jimmie Anderson
Rebekah
First Baptist Church
J. B. Thornhill
Orville Woodson
William Wilson
Paul Geers
Fred Waldrop
Clarence Tillett
Melvin Simms
Notable Ladies Hostesses Among Honor Guests
A list of society attendees includes Mrs. Morton Badgett, Mrs. Everett Chism, Betty Blackwell, Mary Lou Thrasher, Mrs. Jimmie Caraway, Mrs. Walter Bunch, Mrs. Alfred Mc Curdy, Mrs. Carl Caraway, Mrs. Noble Bennett, Mrs. J. D. Marlow, Mrs. Eudell Bush, Mrs. W. E. Standifer, Mrs. Wallace Wilson, Mrs. Carl Edwards, Mrs. Fred Cook Jr., Mrs. Wayne McLauchlin, the honoree and the hostesses.
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Morton Badgett
Everett Chism
Betty Blackwell
Mary Lou Thrasher
Jimmie Caraway
Walter Bunch
Alfred McCurdy
Carl Caraway
Noble Bennett
J. D. Marlow
Eudell Bush
W. E. Standifer
Wallace Wilson
Carl Edwards
Fred Cook Jr
Wayne McLauchlin
Bride Elect Donna Williams Given Tea Shower
Bride elect Donna Williams of Bells was honored with a tea shower hosted in the home of Miss Dorris Wallace. Hostesses included Miss Wallace Mrs. Barbara Hughes and Mrs. Ann Wortham. Out of town guests came from Sherman Bells and Van Alstyne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Williams
Dean Watson
Bells
Dorris Wallace
Barbara Hughes
Ann Wortham
Miss Wallace
Wortham
Hughes
Coy Claiborne
James Norwood
Sherman
W. W. Watson
Brenda French
Ann Marlow
Frances Watson
Foy Jean Cate
van Alstyne
Presbyterian Missionary Society Meets in March Session
The Presbyterian Missionary Society met with Mrs. Emmett Penn on Monday March 18 with Mrs. Homer Sears presiding. Mrs. T E Sears gave the Yearbook of Prayer and Mrs Kit Taylor led devotional. Lydia Henry led the program and reports on Eskimo children in Alaska were given. Plans for Paris Presbyterial on April 2 and 3 were announced.
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The
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Emmett Penn
Homer Sears
T. E. Sears
Kit Taylor
Lydia Henry
Bob Sears
Alaska
Martha Jo Emerson
Christian Fellowship
Paris
WSCS Meets Pauls Letters Study at First Methodist
The Women’s Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church completed a study on Pauls Letters to Local Churches at Mrs. R A Gilletts home Monday. Study leader Mrs J W Polk led prayer and music with solo by Mrs R P Childress and participation by Mrs Ott Lackey Sears Anderson Echols Vestal and Gillett. Fourteen members attended and refreshments were served.
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Paul
Women’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
R. A. Gillett
J. W. Polk
R. P. Childress
Ott Lackey
Sears Anderson
F. M. Echols
W. R. Vestal
Bethel W M S Meeting Minutes Report
The Bethel W M S met on Monday at 2 p.m. The gathering opened with a song. Mrs. Terrell Cowart finished the Home Missions U S A review. Mrs. J B Layman led the stewardship program with readings and discussion. Prayers for the unsaved community were offered. Refreshments served to 11 ladies and 3 children. Reports were completed.
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Bethel
Terrell Cowart
Home Missions
U.S. A
J. B. Layman
Husbands Told to Prepare Their Wives to Be Widows
Mrs. Charles A. Bay, head of A. M. Kidder & Co. and widow of the U S ambassador to Norway, urged at the Young Presidents Organization convention in White Sulphur Springs W Va that husbands coach wives for widowhood. She advised budgeting, employment, investments, banking, insurance, and a will plus an emergency fund and post death instructions.
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Charles A. Bay
A. M. Kidder & Co
U. S
Norway
Young Presidents Organization
New Methods Keep Milk Fresh for Over a Year
The National Research Development Corporation announced a process treating pasteurized milk with ultrasonic waves then sealing it in polythen e bags and freezing in a brine bath. The technique could supply fresh milk for long sea voyages store excess milk and enable shipment to regions lacking good milk.
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London
National Research Development Corporation
Discharge for Rose Mary Colaizzi Over Tax Work Gap
The IRS announced the discharge of Rose Mary Colaizzi for not taking work seriously and failing to file a federal income tax return for seven years.
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Pittsburgh
Internal Revenue Service
Rose Mary Colaizzi
Professor Defines What Makes a Drinker an Alcoholic
In New York a psychiatry professor, Jackson A. Smith, says the key is dependence on alcohol to meet ordinary life demands and continuing heavy drinking after causing job or marriage trouble. He rejects popular myths about quantity, timing, or drinking alone as markers of alcoholism, noting science still lacks clear causes or cures.
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New York
Jackson A. Smith
Town quarrel dominates chatter over Smiths dispute
The article notes heated town talk about a quarrel between the Smiths. Some support the husband, others stand with the wife, while a few people mind their own business.
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J. W. Dennis
Gainesville
Ollie Anderson
Son
Mozelle
Doris Jacks
Fort Worth
Mrs. L. F. Jacks
Mrs
Calvin McKnight of
Grand Prairie
Elmer Ryan
Beulah Bilmer
Joe Canafax
Monday
Howard Hedgpeth
Charles Sydow
Ben Dyer
Garland
Willie Smith
Don Alexander
Celeste
W. A. Kirkpatrick
William L. White of
Air Force Reserve
Hensley Field
Dallas
Floyd Bassett
Elmo Wallace
Allen T. Short
Riley Tabor
Tom Skipworth
Kentuckytown
Chester Stewart
Douglas Neal
Karen
Lester Haile
McKinney
T. J. Perkins
Marion Smith
Westminster
Gene Crawley of
John Jarvis
Tanya
Durant, Okla
W. J. Martin
Frank Alexander
R. L. Ham
Assembly of God Church
Vicksburg
Mississippi
Bennie Chesser
Sharon
John Charles Chesser
Canton
Joan Hayes
Georgia Smoke
Dwayne Hayes
Helen Miller
Nobility
Harmon Hayes
Grady Gillett
David Marshall Gillett
Oklahoma State Senate
Thomas Gillett
Shawnee
Clyde Sadler
Orville Sadler
Abilene
James E. Hughes
Marvin Smith
Grover B. Smith
R. I. Scott
Robert Scott
San Antonio
Sidney Scott
Irving
Noel Scott
Richardson
Elvis Scott
Maxwell House
Folger's
White Swan Coffee
Borden’s Creamery Butter
Borden’s
Oleo
Grayson
Mrs. Pickford
BIG Tex Bacon
Griffin
Morton House Mushroom
Guy Hamilton
H. H. Taylor
William B. Brown
I. M. Hanes
Mary Driscoll
A. J. C. Dunnam
Texarkana
Dorothy Hamilton
James Vandagriff
Wincel Vandagriff
Grady Vandagriff
Doyle Files
Terrell
H. G. Vandagriff
Joe Ross
Jim Bilbo
San Angelo
Slim Candler
Big Spring
Joe Charles Ross
Glenn Jace
Linda
Glenda Mae
Troy Dale
Tony Woodruff
Annie May
Trenton
WSCS
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
First National Bank Bldg
S. H. Montgomery Agency
First National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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