Reorganized Chamber Officers Named. First Grade Honor Roll Listed
The Desert News notes the Whitewright chamber of commerce has reorganized with R A Gillett as president and J L Dyer as vice president among a board of directors. First grade honor roll includes Margaret Lyons Wayne Durham J P Haliburton Joseph Cox Billie White Geraldine Isbell and Dee Bane. Also recorded are a local wedding J F Benton taking a job in Smackover Ark and other community notices.
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Chamber of Commerce
R. A. Gillett
J. L. Dyer
H. L. Gordon
J. C. Gillespie
J. W. Wilson
J. R. Oliver
W. E. LaRoe
Joe E. Mangrum
F. E. Douglas
J. L. Kirkpatrick
Margaret Lyons
Wayne Durham
J. P. Haliburton
Joseph Cox
Billie White
Geraldine Isbell
Dee
Filling station moves across street from fire station
G C Stateville relocated his filling station equipment to a remodeled building across the street from the fire station. Jim Ashlock of near Tom Bean was injured last Thursday when struck on the forehead by an object thrown from a Katy passenger train. Woodrow Brown of Whitewright and Miss Mamye Hopper of Tom Bean wed on Saturday. Mrs Taylor Scott and Miss Lola Scott hosted a shower for Mrs Ralph Wallace on Nov 10. Bramlet Burden noted on Nov 8 in Orangeville News. Mrs Grady Gillett and other ladies participated in Friday Literary Club program.
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the Sun
G. C. Stateville
Jim Ashlock
Tom Bean
Katy
Woodrow Brown
Whitewright
Mamye Hopper
Taylor Scott
Lola Scott
Ralph Wallace
Bramlet Burden
Orangeville News
Grady Gillett
R. A. Gillett
R. T. Pennington
Emmett Penn
Veterans Q and A on VA hospital priority and costs
The Q and A explains top priority for VA hospital admissions for injuries or diseases incurred in active service. It notes wives and children have limited eligibility and mentions War Orphans education aid and training programs. It cites a 1963 fiscal year medical care appropriation of $1,017,692,000.
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Congress
Classified Notices and Advertisements Summary
Wanted small amount of money awaiting owner identification M. W. Williams FO 4-2350. See Stephens Bryant for automobile liability and property damage insurance. For sale a new house on East Locust Street at an attractive price by Paul Stephens. Free removal of dead or crippled livestock Bonham JU 3-4267.
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M. W. Williams
Stephens & Bryant
East Locust Street
Paul Stephens
Shucks Dolls Boost Jobs in Kentucky Mountain Town
Carrs Cabin Crafts of Chenoa and Klarer Company of Louisville sign a contract to mass produce 12 corn shucks dolls. The eight inch, brightly colored dolls support about 40 families in the low income mountain area. A separate survey notes advertising men average life expectancy around 58 years, ten years below the all jobs average.
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Frankfort
Chenoa
Kentucky
Carr’s Cabin Crafts
Klarer Company
Louisville
Hay fever in Texas sun complicates pollen exposure
The feature notes hay fever affects about 1 in 20 Americans with Texas climate fostering diverse pollen sources from pecan oak elm cypress cedar Bermuda Johnson grass and ragweed. Pollen levels rise with sun and wind and vary by temperature rainfall and wind direction. A doctor’s skin tests identify triggers and desensitizing injections can provide relief.
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Austin
Texas
Bermuda
Thanking friends after loss of wife and mother
The family expresses gratitude for kindnesses shown during the hospital stay and after the passing of their wife and mother. They thank friends and relatives for flowers, food, and support. Signed by W. H. Scoggins, Mary Hopper, Myrtle Jones, and B. M. Scoggins.
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Nuell Skaggs
Vonda Lee
England
W. H. Scoggins
Mary Hopper
Myrtle Jones
B. M. Scoggins
Children Find Hope in March of Dimes Arthritis Program
The article profiles Dr. Borges and the March of Dimes funded arthritis centers in Pittsburgh where juvenile rheumatoid arthritis patients receive intensive therapy and family education. It highlights real cases of improved function and school reintegration through physical and occupational therapy, environmental support, and emotional care.
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Borges
Pittsburgh
Hubbard Tank
J. Borges
March of Dimes-financed
William M. Gibson
National Foundation
March of Dimes
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