News and notes from a denison dental craftsman to readers
David Smith leaves his linotype job to devote full time to his Denison dental lab business. Readers are urged to submit news items early. Also a warning about a dangerous magazine hoax and political commentary on the 1964 presidential race plus Social Security equity concerns.
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David Smith
Denison
Ethel
David
Whitewright
Sherman
Food and Drug Administration
Escapade
Whitewright High names top graduates in 1964 class
Joyce Bennett valedictorian and Carolyn Slaughter salutatorian lead a 19 member Whitewright High School graduating class. Commencement of May 25 features diplomas, music by the choir, and a Lord's Prayer finale led by the two top students.
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Whitewright High School
Joyce Bennett
O. A. Bennett
Carolyn Slaughter
M. C. Mullins
Donald Slaughter
Bennett
Beta Club
Joyce
Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow
the Reflector
Slaughter
Carolyn
Methodist Church
Paul Ryan
Delmar Rogers
Enterprise Baptist Church
Wallace Mynatt
Whitewright Church of Christ
Cynthia Marlow
Kay Alexander
Dale Gore
First Baptist Church
Harriet Stephens
Don Howland
Tom Bean Baptist Church
Sandra Kelly
O. L. Jones
David Johnson
S. T. Montgomery Jr
Dick Walker
Johnny William Aldridge Brenda Joyce Bennett
William James Bilmner Jr
Mike Burchfield
James Clark
Tressa van Cureton
Anna Louise Franklin
John W. Hale Evelyn Pauline Harvey Shirley Janway
Patricia Ann Jarvis
Jimmy Calvin Kent
Linda Joyce Logan Charley Clyde McLean Jr
Carolyn Louise Slaughter
Carolyn Sue Pool Jeannie Skipworth
Loy Dan Turner
Frances Wood
Lord
Lost Persons and Their Escape Routes by Region
A Tracers Company of America study notes missing people relocate by origin. Easterners tend toward California or Florida while Southerners and Westerners head for New York.
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New York
Tracers Company of America
California
Florida
Bobby Baker scandal exposes congressional log rolling abroad
The piece argues the Bobby Baker scandal reveals ongoing influence peddling in Congress both at home and overseas, a disillusioning revelation for younger readers.
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Bobby Baker
Congress
Letters to the Editor on Congress perks and poverty fight
A reader derides wartime poverty programs and Sen. Fulbright while lampooning Congress perks. He notes roll call votes and lists fringe benefits such as 75 cent barber shop haircuts, free spittoons and combs, plus other freebies, arguing for spending cuts and constitutional roll calls.
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Congress
Pike
New York
Capitol
George Washington
Congresman
White House
Fulbright
Arkansas
Senate
Local Notes Highlight City Graduates and Community News
Arthur Lacy returns from France with the A E F. Paul Ayres dies Monday. Howard MacSpedden discharged and at Pilot Grove. Sunday school attendance totals listed for several churches. Roy Epting and Dove Rainey marry. Interscholastic League meet attendees include C Willis, Overton Stateville, and L Bennett. John McMurry Jr. named head football coach at Gainesville. Senior play cast listed for Reach for the Moon. James A Lovell known as Uncle Jim dies Wednesday night.
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Paul Ayres
Jim Ayres
Howard MacSpedden
Pilot Grove
Presbyterian
Methodist
Baptist
Central Christian
Bethel Baptist
Roy Epting
Whitewright
Dove Rainey
Whitesboro
C. C. Willis
Overton Stateville
Leon Bennett
Austin
John McMurry Jr
Gainesville
J. B. Cates
Pearl England
Merle Robbins
Thomas Sears
Mary Frances Myrick
Dorothy Ryan
Robert Doss
Woodrow Belew
Vera Dodd
Julia Ann Pritchett
Billy Earl Montgomery
Norma Jo Mangrum
J. W. McKinney
Wayne Martin
James A
Uncle Jim) Lovell
Brick building sale near Main and Sears Streets
P. J. Pierce sold the brick building occupied by W. M. Cox and Southwestern Bell Telephone Company at the corner of Main and Sears Streets to J. A. Ladd of Sherman.
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P. J. Pierce
W. M. Cox and
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Main
Sears Sts
J. A. Ladd
Sherman
Area Labor Survey To Be Conducted In Denison Area
The Denison Chamber of Commerce will survey potential industrial workers within 45 miles of Denison as a major industry considers expansion. Residents aged 18 to 45 may register May 18 to 22 at the chamber or the Texas Employment Commission offices in Denison and Sherman, with interviews offered 1 to 7:30 p.m. during the same period.
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Denison Chamber of Commerce
Denison
Denison CC
W. Woodard
Texas Employment Commission
S. Burnett
Sherman
E. Houston
Sun
Livestock Survey Due Next Week
Postmaster John Biggerstaff reminds rural patrons of the Whitewright post office to expect June Livestock Survey cards. Carriers will leave cards in sample boxes. replies guide USDA livestock and poultry estimates and help producers make business decisions.
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John Biggerstaff
Whitewright
USDA
Mr. Biggerstaff
Roy G. Blanton
B. W. Newman
Denison CC Urges Registration for Local Jobs Expansion
Joe Gay, Denison Community College president, says the major industrial expansion could boost the area. He urges residents to register, noting the company needs enough potential local employees before deciding.
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Joe Gay
Denison CC
School Tax Bond Election Carries for New High School Plant
In Saturday’s vote 459 registered. 23 ballots invalid. Maintenance tax 270 yes 166 no. Bond issue 264 yes 152 no. Two proposals: $1.50 maintenance tax and $275,000 bonds for a 20 acre site and new high school athletic plant. Dick Walker says completion by 1965.
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Dick Walker
The
Sun
Whitewright Masonic Lodge honors 16 Past Masters
Whitewright Lodge No. 167 of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons held a dinner and presentation ceremony Monday night. Judge R. C. Vaughn of Sherman spoke and presented Past Master certificates to 16 Past Masters, with 3 others absent to receive theirs. Ralph Judd serves as Worshipful Master.
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Whitewright Lodge No
Order of the Eastern Star
S. H. White
R. C. Vaughn
Sherman
T. Glenn Doss
B. W. Newman
F. D. Stephens
Russell R. Summers
Emory Christian
Paul Cook
E. M. Badgett
O. V. Barker
O. L. Jones
Burgher R. Vestal
A. B. Jones
Clint C. Hennig
John L. Biggerstaff
J. H
Sonny) Gosnell
Joe H. Bodine
John P. Stephens
Harry E. Farrow
J. Wallace Wilson
Elbert P. Bennett
Ralph Judd
Reunion plans for Whitewright High School 1916 class
Elvey Hampton of Sherman plans a June 20 reunion for the 1916 Whitewright High School graduates. Attending members include Lloyd Wright, Cecil Doss, Kathleen Hatfield, Bryant Penn, and others. Deceased members listed. tentative dinner at Firemen's Hall with Hampton reachable at P O Box 744 Sherman Texas.
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Elvey Hampton
Sherman
Whitewright
Whitewright High School
Lloyd Wright
Los Fresnos
Tex
Cecil Doss
Kathleen Badgett Hatfield
Bryant Penn
Overton
Buford McIver
Wichita
Kansas
Edwin May
Tishomingo
Okla
Icy Reeves
Fort Worth
Nadine Holcomb Bryson
Aspermont
Ermine Webster Kearney
Greenville
Eunice Cook O'Neal
Abernathy
Gladys Denton Mitchell
South Bay
Fla
Izetta Gillett Wilson
Slaton
Maude Biggerstaff
Dallas
Leon Davidson
Bremerton
Wash
M. Jones Roberts
Clausie Glidewell Francis
Thelma Anderson
Gladys McMurry
Mildred Browning
Arthur Badgett
Cecil Blanton
Hampton
P.O. Box
Urban living sparse in 1800 United States
In 1800 only one of twenty people in the U S lived in cities of over 8000 inhabitants. Tortoise shell combs are made from the shell of a tropical marine turtle.
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U. S
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Barry Goldwater
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LBJ
Dan
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Yours Truly
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