We Heard About Local Visits This Weekend
A string of social visits reported across Dallas Denison Bells Lime Ridge Bonham and Sherman includes Mr and Mrs H H Brooks Mr and Mrs Paul Stephens and others visiting relatives and friends from Friday to Sunday Several families from Dallas Commerce Sherman Garland and Mineral Wells are noted with weekend gatherings and Mother's Day greetings among kin and neighbors.
Local Families Share Weekend Visits Across Sherman Area
Sherman residents hosted visitors from Fort Worth Dallas Wichita Falls and Bonham over the weekend and Sunday. Families including the Whites Wilsons Cawthon Hardcastle and King ensembles from Sherman Anna and Dallas joined relatives and friends for gatherings with J P Darwin Troupe Howard Hodge Jr Bryant King and others. Miss Ouida Nell Harris of Dallas spent the weekend with local friends and returned with her mother Mrs Floyd Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Beth Rich
Dallas
Mrs
Joe Rich
Jeanette Jones
Mrs. O. L. Jones
Jerry Wilson
Fort Worth
J. P. Darwin
J. B. Thornhill
Howard Hodge Jr
Rusk
William H. King
Earl Jansson
Ouida Nell Harris
Floyd Harris
Rotary Club program and fish-fry notice
Rotary Club meeting featured a telephone film on the dew line. Rotarians Joe Tate of Bonham and Owen Akridge of Denison attended as visitors. The annual fish-fry is set for tonight at 7 in the Tom Sears pasture east of town. There will be no Friday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Judd
Rotary Club
Joe Tate
Bonham
Owen Akridge
Denison
Tom Sears
Family Reunion Honors Mother's Day At Reeves Home
A Mother's Day reunion was held at Mr. and Mrs. Joe Reeves home Sunday with nine children and nine grandchildren present. Attendees included Mrs. Ray McCord of Sherman, W. W. Reeves, A. L. Reeves and daughter of Howe, Mrs. Dan Brock, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Hutcherson and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ferguson and children of Sherman, Tommie Burchfield and children of Dallas, Glen Reeves and children of Garland, and Jimmy Bearden of Howe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Reeves
Ray McCord
Sherman
W. W. Reeves
A. L. Reeves
Howe
Dan Brock
Jake Hutcherson
Douglas Ferguson
Tommie Burchfield
Dallas
Glen Reeves
Garland
Jimmy Bearden
Whitewright Home Demonstration Club Meets at Mrs Hardcastle’s
Mrs G C Hardcastle hosted the Whitewright Home Demonstration Club with officers and twelve members plus two guests. The meeting included prayer pledge roll call How Many Eggs I Use a Week secretaries report a foods and nutrition demonstration by Mrs Carl May and refreshments for twelve members and two guests. The next gathering is May 25 at Mrs Fred Cook’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Hardcastle
Whitewright Home Demonstration Club
Joe Miller
J. C. McMillin
McMillin
W. L. Hatfield
Carl May
F. T. Harris
Dallas
Larry Billner
Inflation Backlash From Minimum Wage Rise Warns Loss of Purchasing Power
The author argues that a $1.25 per hour minimum wage will trigger widespread price increases across production and distribution. Fixed incomes and savers would lose real value, while even higher wage earners may not gain, as inflation erodes purchasing power. The piece advocates lowering both prices and wages to revive real value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Sam
U. S
Divorce Petition Issued in Grayson County Texas
The state issues citation No. 67419 to Henry Lawton Kirkwood to answer Myrtle E. Kirkwood's petition filed April 4 1961 seeking a divorce on grounds of cruel treatment. Appearance required before 10 AM on Monday June 19 1961 in the 15th District Court Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Texas
Henry Lawton Kirkwood
A. D
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Myrtle E. Kirkwood
Inflation Policy Critique and Job Impact
The piece argues higher wages may not boost business or employment. It warns the law favors foreign labor, widening price advantages. It notes American firms fail, imports rise, exports fall, and millions lose jobs due to inflationary errors. It condemns leadership for repeating costly mistakes.
Foreign Aid Fraud Critique From Italy Herald Publisher
The Italy Texas Herald editor argues against federal disaster aid following a tornado and asserts foreign aid is a fraud. An Italian native recounts visiting relatives who claim U S aid never reaches ordinary citizens, only political elites and a privately owned store profiting from donated clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Bryant
Italy
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Europe
United States
Pie Baking at a Constant 425 Degrees
A constant temperature of 425 degrees can be used for baking a good many pies. This simple guideline helps ensure even crusts and thorough cooking across various pie types.
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. H. Brooks
Gladys Cook
Paul Stephens
C. F. Collins
Mrs. W. R. Vineyard
J. L. Penny of
Lindale
W. M. Gates
George Gordon Pope
C. W. Pope
A. B. Hemphill of
Joe Johnson
Mrs. W. D. Williams
Bill Milam
Commerce
Ira Fleming
Luther Cambron
Weldon O. Williams
Bryan Weber
Willie B. Smith
Mineral Wells
W. L. Crawford
Maggie Crawford
Claud McMillan
Greenville
Earl Blanton
John Brown
Grover C. Brown
W. A. Martin
Elmo Wallace
Mrs. Horace Ashlock
Priscilla Blanton
ETSC
Roy Blanton
Billy Kincaid
of Sherman
Lanius Kincaid
Bo Smith
Houston
Donald Walker
University of Texas, Austin
Dick Walker
John Crabb
C. J. Meador
Jim Pat
Don Cook
Jack Hicks
Dick Gibson
O. E
Quality Homes
Frank White
Daughters of
T. J. Lilley
Bob Cawthon
Kaufman Cemetery
Anna
Turner Funston
Wichita Falls
Grover Hardcastle
Wilson N. Jones Hospital
Calvin McKnight
Jack Thrasher
McKinney
Hobart Thrasher
J. C. Whipple
Eugene Bass
Eddie Whipple
Carrollton
Dorothy Smiley
Lanora Pruitt
Fred Cook
Muenster Enterprise
Dic
Stephens & Bryant
Insurance & Real Estate
S. V. Earnest
Gladys Hamilton
Whitewright Sun
Service
Lokey Edwards