We Heard About People Visiting Family and Friends
Denison resident John Cantrell visited here Monday. Dallas resident Mrs. Sarah Kilgree spent the weekend nearby. Silsbee residents Mrs. J. P. Livingston and sisters visited. Floyd Bassett and family spent Sunday in Sulphur Springs with L. W. Bassett. Crittenden and Maggie Noe live in a Waco nursing home. Laura Rich of Dallas visited her parents. Boyd Newman hosted a visit from his mother’s family in Carrollton. Anna and Van Alstyne couples hosted H. K. Tate and guests. Tommy Noe of Corpus Christi visited relatives here. Walters Oklahoma and Bogota visitors stayed here last weekend. O. C. Bowen and Woodrow Bowen returned from Hale Center. Lallace May spent Sunday in Dallas with Bill Webb. Webb family welcomed a new son on Oct. 28. Frances Bass and Billy Bass joined Allen T. Short in a Silsbee weekend visit with Pete Landolt. J. C. Gillespie returns from Dallas and Fort Worth visits. Fred Truett had surgery in Fort Worth on Oct. 30. Larry Franklin, 10, won a fiddler contest at Gilmer with a photo in the Gilmer Mirror. he received a Jamboree key from Upshur County Judge L. G. McKinley. Louis Franklin earned fourth place and $50 in the 16-60 group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Franklin
Louis Franklin
Gilmer
L. G. McKinley
Upshur County
Legal Notice to Vincent Doyle heirs in Cartwright case
A court citation in Grayson County Texas commands Vincent Doyle and unknown Cartwright heirs to appear by filing an answer by November 25, 1963 in the suit filed October 4 1963. The action seeks to construe the will and codicil of J W Cartwright to establish plaintiff J W Cartwright Jr as fee simple owner of 121 acres in the A Cartwright survey and bar defendants from any interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Texas
Vincent Doyle
J. W. Cartwright
A. D
15Th Judicial District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
J. W. Cartwright, Jr
Artie Dorn
A. Cartwright
E. R. Brodhead
Shirley Davis
Whitewright Sun
Texas Masons Dedicate High School Facility
Fort Worth hosts a ceremony led by Grand Master Jim W. Weatherby of Kerrville to dedicate the Masonic Home and School High School Building. Key figures include Ray Barber J J Patterson George R M Montgomery John G Kemmerer and J D Tomme. The school marks the third building in the ongoing Masonic School program. Children of Masons may be admitted to the Texas facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim W. Weatherby
Kerrville
Masonic Grand Lodge of Texas
Fort Worth
Masonic
Ray Barber
Masonic Home
J. J. Patterson
George R. M. Montgomery
John G. Kemmerer
Weatherby
J. D. Tomme
Masonic Home Independent School Board
Masonic School
Masonic Home and School of Texas
Quail Hatchery Helps Texas comeback after Carla
After Hurricane Carla devastated Texas quail habitat thousands of quail were wiped out. The state quail hatchery at Tyler released about 21 000 birds across coastal counties from May to September to aid recovery. Landowners and sportsmen provided shelter cover and feed to boost survival. Hunters are asked to turn in bands for monitoring. The effort aims to rebuild quail populations and support the hatchery program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carla
Texas
Tom Waddell
Eagle Lake
Gulf of Mexico
Game Department
Tyler
Matagorda
Calhoun County
Brazoria
Orange
Jefferson
Galveston
Aransas
Obstacles and Opportunity in a String of Reflections
An elderly woman at a tennis match questions net height while a golfer mocks ditch barriers. A friend quips about filling the ditch to ease play. The piece argues that obstacles sharpen skill and character and that overprotecting life erodes initiative and strength.
Army Eats Better Than Ever Before
The Defense Subsistence Supply Center in Chicago reports per soldier daily meals cost about $1.05 for 2.6 million service members. Maj. Gen. Thomas B. Evans runs a national food procurement system with 1,575 civilians and 125 officers, supported by 10 regional offices and 20 near-troop supply points. Menu planning through 1965, calories aimed at 4000–4200 daily, frequent staples include steak and chicken, with milk provisions nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Thomas B. Evans
Defense Subsistence Supply Center
Armed Services
Evans
United States
Marion C. Bollman
Japan
Korea
Earth
Space
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marine Corps
Making telephone service better to serve you better
A brief notice describes efforts to improve telephone service for customers. It highlights ongoing upgrades and commitment to better assistance, with a focus on faster connections and clearer calls for the community.
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Cantrell
Denison
Sarah Kilgree of
Dallas
J. P. Livingston of
Silsbee
C. W. Pope
Allen T. Short
Mrs. Floyd Bassett
Sulphur Springs
Mrs
L. W. Bassett
Jennie Crittenden
Maggie Noe
Waco
Laura Rich
Joe Rich
B. W. Newman
Boyd Newman
Carrollton
Claud Adams
Anna
Paul Rogers
van Alstyne
H. K. Tate
Tommy Noe
Corpus Christi
Walter Adkins
Walters
Okla
J. Lee Smith
Bogota
Mark Ayres
Eastland
O. C. Bowen
Woodrow Bowen
Mrs. Delmar Bowen
Hale Center
Lallace May
Bill Webb
Webbs
Frances Bass
Billy Bass
Pete Landolt
J. C. Gillespie
John Inez
Fred Truett
Texas Masons
Albert C. Smith
Stephens & Bryant
Insurance & Real Estate
Speed Merchants
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