Local Social Roundup Shows Visits and Birth in Community
Rev and Mrs J D Fleming visited in Ector Wednesday. Several families including Baugher Clark Doss and Vestal share visits. Bob Miller from St Louis at sick brother John Miller’s bedside. An 8 pound daughter Jan Ethelyn born to Elbert and family. Cpl James Ayres on 30 day furlough from Camp Pendleton visits. Village events include graduation at Kilgore Junior College and birthday party for Dennis Morris.
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Cpl
James Ayres
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Ned Ayres
Dallas Visitor John Reeves Among Weekend Notices
Dozens of home front social notes record visits and remembrances. John Reeves visited Dallas on Tuesday while W E LaRoe returned from McKinney veterans hospital after a two week stay. Many families from Denison Bells San Antonio Florida and Michigan are hosting and visiting relatives across the region. Arvin Vestal Navy engineman aboard USS Skagit is participating in amphibious training in the Far East.
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Arvin M. Vestal
U. S. Navy
Skagit
Far Eastern
Fleet Home Town News Center
Ronald Vestal
Wesleyan picnic and community notices from Trenton region
A Wesleyan Service Guild picnic gathered seventeen members and a guest at the roadside park near Trenton. The report lists visiting families from Eudora Kansas and Denton. Community clubs and social visits feature bingo high scores and bridge and a local eighth grade honor student.
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Wesleyan Service Guild
Trenton
Family visitors from Fort Worth and Dallas gather in Bonham
Ace Turner Jr. and children Dan Turner join Mr. and Mrs J B Turner of Fort Worth along with Tom Turner patient at the veterans hospital in Bonham. Visitors from Grand Prairie Dallas and other towns attended in the Henson home over the weekend. Church services are set for 2 30 p m Sunday at the Kentucky town school building. Bible study and song service are scheduled Monday night at 8 with Grady Lankford teaching. Everyone is invited.
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Bonham
Whitewright
Lonnie Darwin
Percy Darwin
Floyd Harris
Ouida Nell Harris
Houston Darwin
Karen
Bob
Winnie
Sallye Hamilton
Rufus Turner
Commerce
Reford Turner
Wills Point
Hayden Hamilton
Wilburn Mce-Kinney
Greenville
Maude Ross
Vernon
Ace Turner Jr
Dan Turner
J. B. Turner
Fort Worth
Tom Turner
Veterans Hospital
Kentuckytown
Grady Lankford
Engagement Announced for Witt and Biggerstaff Couple
Miss Elizabeth Ann Witt of Dallas and A James Donovan Biggerstaff of San Antonio announce their engagement. Witt is a Nocona High School graduate and ex Texas State College for Women student. Biggerstaff, son of Monie and A L Biggerstaff, is a Whitewright High School graduate who attended Arlington State College. The ceremony will be at First Baptist Church Nocona with date to be announced.
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Elizabeth Ann Witt
Dallas
James Donovan Biggerstaff
San Antonio
Clyde S. Witt
Nocona
Nocona High School
Texas State College For Women
Denton
Whitewright High School
Arlington State College
Monie Biggerstaff
A. L. Biggerstaff
Whitewright
Pointers Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary at Home
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Pointer observed their golden wedding anniversary with an open house at their home. Their daughters and families attended from Arkinda Arkansas and Austin Texas along with many friends who visited and sent gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Pointer
Leon Bridges
Arkinda
Arkansas
W. R. Bryson
Austin
Pointer
Johnny’s First Day Says He Needs More Time
A mother asks Johnny about his first day at school and he admits not learning enough. He plans to return tomorrow to keep learning and adjust to the new routine.
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Johnny
Mother
Leonard Establishes Street Paving Rates
The Leonard city council passed a resolution to pay $60 per block for blacktop, with adjacent property owners covering the remaining cost. Total paving per block with a two coat asphalt surface is $200, making the owners' share $140.
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Leonard
Denver woman complains during rain about water restrictions
A Denver housewife called the water board during a heavy rainstorm to protest water restrictions, saying it was raining too hard to water her lawn. The remark highlights public reaction to conservation rules amid a stormy morning.
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Denver
Water Board
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J. D. Fleming
Ector
G. L. Baugher
Joe Clark
Harold Doss
D. W. Smith
Jerry of
John Vestal
Bob Miller
St. Louis
John Miller
Richard Riggins
Wilson Kaiser
Fred Starr Jr
Garland
Jimmie Hughes
Vera Beach, Fla
C. H. Taylor
Grady Smith
van Alstyne
Mac Davis
Germany
Lynn Cooper
Wallace Smith
Ely
Lloyd Moore
Denison
Jim Grider
Route One
J. L. Boone
East Grand
Eugene McIver
Mrs
E. T. Doss
Nancy Newman of
Sherman
Mrs. B. W. Newman
Mrs. Holmes Connelly
Lena Mae Gowdy
Elbert Bennett
Jan Ethelyn
George Key
George Key Jr
Colbert, Okla
Wendell Withrow
Robin Morris
Dennis
Floyd Bassett
Dixie
Jimmie
Kilgore Junior College
Beverly Bassett
Celery
Proctor’s
Grayson
Swanson Beef and Chicken
Griffin’s
BREST
Swanson
Morton House
del Monte
California
Heinz Baby Food
F. H. A. Title I Loans
L. Laroe & CO
John Reeves
W. E. LaRoe
McKinney
Jeanette Jones
Mrs. O. L. Jones
Ira Fleming
Luther Cambron
Southland
R. L. Haliburton
Floyd Reynolds
Bells
Mary Bill Reynolds
Fritz Cochrane
Robin and
Cindy
J. P. Darwin
E. W. Shullenberger
Laud Bennett
Bennett
Dorothy Shanhotz
Big Spring
J. A. Melug
R. T. Vestal
Diane and
Elaine
Canal Zone
H. O. Leuschner
Sarasota, Fla
J. S. Schultz
Flint, Mich
Raney Bunch
E. Pat Emmett
J. M. Peschke
Houston
R. C. Vestal
Jerome Peschke
Rainey Bunch
Florida
G. Stanley Schultz
Trendon Vestal
Panama
R. W. Terry
Kenneth and
Keith
Eudora, Kansas
E. W. Fields
Joe M. Brooks
Rob
Jan
F. M. Echols
Billy Hamilton
W. R. Hamilton
T. J. Giles
C. A. Giles
J. C. Rea
Levelland
Harold Turney
W. C. Musser
Giles and
David
Cecil Doss
Lewis Cooper
Allen T. Short
Clarence McMillin
Earl Blanton
S. T. Montgomery
Marshall Hasty
Emory Christian
Glen Earnheart
James Bryant
Scott Tissue
Grayson Oleo
Morton
Raider
Lily
Whitewright Cleaners
Cole & Davis Co
Feed
Pascal Farley
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