Social notes highlight visits across Texas and beyond
A flurry of social calls and family visits span Sherman Dallas Fort Worth Greenville and beyond. Notables include John Smith patient at Wilson N Jones Hospital Sherman and many relatives from Dallas Fort Worth El Paso and Louisiana visiting kin, attending surgeries, and sharing weekends in towns like Commerce Bel ls and Denison. Local events mention Cross Roads singing and a NTSTC Commerce student at home with parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Wilson N. Jones Hospital
Sherman
Dallas and Garland couples visit Hodder home
Mrs. T. A. Baker of Dallas, Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Story of Wylie, and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Herndon with son Denny of Garland were guests Sunday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Hodder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Wisdom
Dallas
Jimmie Anderson
J. O. Dollar
Arthur Neal
Moreland
James R. Brown
San Antonio
Grover Brown
Winnie
Sallye Hamilton
Hayden Hamilton
Greenville
Roy Hamilton
Kermit Schultz
Denison
T. A. Baker
Local families visit relatives and a hospital stay noted
Midland visitors include Mr and Mrs Bernard Collins and daughter to C F Collins. Paris guests Mr and Mrs Frank White and daughter Francene with Mrs Lilley. McKinney and Sherman families with Mrs Lela Ryon host. Jim Hardcastle in Fayetteville Ark hospital after illness en route to Springdale. Barbara Williams Wilson of Whitewright earns BS in elementary education at North Texas State College commencement June 3. Ben Bow family reunion held in Trenton and Fort Worth with extended relatives. Postmaster Biggerstaff asked to help locate Henrietta White last heard in 1884. Piano students recital at First Baptist Church. Lt Davis Parrish and Pendleton Parrish visit from Holloman AFB. Lt Parrish to MIT for two-year armaments course in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Hardcastle
Veterans Hospital
Fayetteville
Ark
Barbara Williams Wilson
Whitewright
North Texas State College
M. W. Williams
Wilson
Ben Bow
Trenton
Fort Worth
Claud Smith
Bobby Joe
Ted M. Bow
Terry Mac
Linda Ann
John R. Bow
Robert Lee
David
John Biggerstaff
Laura Gasperson
Hinkle Drive
Denton
Texas
Henrietta White
Gasperson
Davis White
Davis Parrish
Pendleton
Holloman Air Force Base
N. M
Ross R. May
Parrish
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston
Kentuckytown Club Holds Dress Parade Meeting
The Kentuckytown Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Arthur Badgett's home with vice president Mrs. Carl Holland presiding. Roll call cited club members favorite things about new dresses. a dress parade followed and photos were taken. Next gathering set for June 4 at Mrs. Carl Holland's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentuckytown Home Demonstration Club
Arthur Badgett
Carl Holland
Mullins Bartley Wedding Ties Two Families in McKinney
Miss Billie Jean Mullins daughter of Mr and Mrs W M Mullins wed Weldon Bartley son of Mr and Mrs Cecil Bartley Monday night at 8 in Bethel Baptist Church McKinney Rev Burnett officiated The bride wore a navy and white dress with blue accessories Both graduates of Whitewright High School Bartley now serves in the Army and Mullins works at Walker Pharmacy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Jean Mullins
W. M. Mullins
Weldon Bartley
Cecil Bartley
McKinney
Burnett
Bethel Baptist Church
Bartley
Whitewright High School
Rotary supper delights with copious fish and song
A Rotary event featured abundant well cooked fish and other food. Dr. Ross May joined in acknowledging the feast while Ashley Jameson led a choir of budding Red Foleys and Perry Comos with soloists Thomas Sears Griffin Dollarhide Earl Blanton and Cloy Horton entertaining the group.
Talco Bride Weds Whitewright man in First Baptist Church
Patty Ike Reed of Talco marries Billy Jack Blackerby of Whitewright in a Sunday afternoon ceremony at the First Baptist Church officiated by Rev. Mark A. Wells. Attendants include Lora Reed, J. A. Harper Jr., and Reed brothers as ushers. After a reception at the Reed home, the couple left for a Tennessee Missouri trip and will reside at 4422 Junius, Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talco
Talco News
Patty Ike Reed
Billy Jack Blackerby
Whitewright
First Baptist Church
Mark A. Wells
Lora Pearl Reed
J. A. Harper Jr
M. L. Reed
L. S. Reed
Byble Higgins
Commerce
Linda Haynes
Reed
Talco High School
ETSTC
Dallas
Alva Blackerby
Betty Blackerby
Jane Meador
Don Cook
Rotary Club Fish Fry Enjoys Favorable Weather
The Rotary Club annual fish fry last Friday night drew favorable weather allowing members and guests to relax and enjoy the event rather than rushing through rain, a contrast to the prior two years. The fish fry committee included Glen Earnheart W R Milam B W Newman and Earl Blan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Glen Earnheart
W. R. Milam
B. W. Newman
Earl Blan
Bethel W M U Holds Wednesday Meeting
Bethel W M U met Wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock with sixteen members present. Mrs George Jarvis led the singing, Mrs Mack Williams gave the opening prayer, Mrs J H Gosnell taught the Bible lesson on Christ's Commission, and Mrs Susie Denton closed with prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel W. M. U
George Jarvis
Mack Williams
J. H. Gosnell
Susie Denton
Early glass silk fabrics blend centuries old weaving
The text notes that even as woven glass textiles emerged, glass fibers were historically combined with silk to produce fabric long ago. It highlights a long tradition of integrating glass with silk in textile history.
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Joe Johnson
Mrs
Luther Gordon
Georgia King of
R. L. Sears
Jack Barbee
Children of Commerce
Will Barbee
W. F. Fields
Lexington, Oklo
Miss Jewel Smith of
Walter Alverson
Leslie Holland
J. E. Henson
Charlie Hunt
Frederick, Okla
Wallace Reeves
Pasadena
Grover
Stateville
Roy Thrasher
San Diego
Calif
R. C. Thrasher
Frank England
Betty Lou
Fred Stegall
Emelle
Alabama
W. W. Thrasher
Clyde Thrasher
Mat Staley
James German
Lyda German
J. J. Walker
J. J. Cochran
Clara Vernon
George German
Gladys Ray
Austin
Memphis, Tenn
D. M. Roddy
Bells
Wright Roddy
W. T. Nicholson
Ector
Earl Jenkins of
Leonard
Jimmie Nossaman
Ben Thrasher
Hutchinson, Kansas
Charles Kelieher
Aqua Dulce
T. E. Barbee
B. M. Hackney
Waco
Malcom Williams
Billy Glenn Earnheart
Texas City
James Reeves
NTSTC
John Reeves
Cross Roads
Horace Turner Jr
Miss Maude Ross
Vernon
Lonnie Darwin
Jack Hall
Barbara
Howard Hodge
Frank Roberts
Lake Texoma
Emmet Penn
Paris
Edger Wright
Robbie England
Robert England
H. B. Smith
Farmington, Mo
Charles Turner
J. H. Hayes
Ida Graves
Los Angeles, Calif
M. A. Mangrum
Jacquelyn Marie Dickerman
Lena Daily
L. A
Jim Hicks
C. E. McCord
Mesquite
Burl Sanders
Charles Sanders
Allen T. Short
Clarence McMillin
May Badgett
John Livingston
R. R. Summers
Ed Kent Jr
Ralph Kent
Corpus Christi
Leroy Ates
Irene Kent
Dick Clayton
Bob Davis
San Bernardino
Ed McCarroll
Nylas
Hadacol
Bacon
Mary Lee Taylor
Choco
Fay
Hale’s Leader
Imperial Sugar
Scott Tissue
Bernard Collins
Midland
C. F. Collins
Frank White
Francene
T. J. Lilley
Murl Ryon
Jack Ryon
Lela Ryon
Guy Hamilton
Judy Gosnell
Florene Tramel
Linda Pannell
Louise Vestal
Louisa Lackey
Dee Ann Alexander
Mary Grace Gates
Clara Kelly
Ann Brown
Alice May Ayres
Dixie Bassett
Jimmie Hoover
Doris Ann Wallace
Gayla Wren Sears
Tommie Sue Beazley
Edward McDowell
Carol Kilgree
Blackerby
Carload
Ark. Barrel
Ozark
Hi-Way
Slips Stepins
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