We Heard About Local Visits Across Towns
Mr and Mrs W A Barnes visited in Gober and Wolfe City Saturday. L F Jacks is a patient in a Bonham hospital. Mrs J L Mott of ODonnell visits Mr and Mrs R C Carlisle. Jack Meador visited friends in Randolph Sunday. George M Hight visited Dallas Monday. Winnie Hamilton spent the first of the week in Dallas. Alvin Bass and children of Carrollton spent Sunday with his parents. Fred James of Trenton spent Sunday with his mother. O J Mears of Garland spent Tuesday with her mother. Mrs Emmett Penn visits son in Sherman. Fred Cook visited in Sherman Sunday. L F Jacks weekend with daughters in Fort Worth. Robert Benish of Greenville guests of W A Bower. Billy Reed and Michael Blackerby of Euless visiting grandparents Alva Blackerby. May Badgett visited brother in law at Denison. Patricia Hannah of Sherman weekend with grandmother Emmett Penn. Edna Sudderth of Leonard spent Sunday with Grover Stateville. Frank Magers of Sherman visited Mrs Ella Johnson and Mrs Florence White Sunday. Wallace Reeves family of Pasadena spent Monday with Grover Stateville. Charles Wortham and son spent Sunday with Ed Wortham at Bells. W D Key and George Key visited Wendell Withrow in Dallas Sunday. W A Thurman and daughter visited relatives at Talco. Mrs W W House Jimmie House and Billie House spent weekend with G A House at Searcy Ark.
Weekend Visits Across North Texas Families
David Reeves and Dixie Bassett spent the weekend with their parents in Commerce and Denton. The Reeves and Bassett families were joined by extended relatives including Mr and Mrs Billy Roberts in Honey Grove and Mr and Mrs Emmett Thompson in Bonham. Other gatherings included visits to A R McMurry and weekend stays with the Vandagriffs in Sherman and Dallas, plus trips to Garland, Farmersville, and Terrell.
African Safari themed meeting at First Baptist Church
The Woman's Missionary Union met Friday November fifteenth at 10 a m with twenty five members. Decorations featured maps pictures pamphlets fruits and palms to fit the African motif. Ira Patterson’s Continent In Commotion was reviewed by Mrs. Waldrop Meador and Blanton. A covered dish luncheon followed and Mrs. Jones closed with a hymn and prayer.
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Woman’s Missionary Union of the First Baptist Church
B. W. Newman
Ira Patterson
Nigeria
Fred Waldrop
C. J. Meador
Roy Blanton
O. L. Jones
Jesus
Robin
Whitewright Junior 4-H Club Elects Officers
On November 14 Miss Evaly Oldham called the Whitewright Junior 4-H Club to order. Members received project information and record cards for bedroom improvement cooking and sewing. Officers elected were President Brenda Geers secretary treasurer Becky Vestal reporters Sue Pool Sherman Democrat Shirley Janway Denison Herald and Nancy Dollarhide Whitewright Sun-Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evaly Oldham
Whitewright
Brenda Geers
Becky Vestal
Sue Pool
Sherman Democrat
Shirley Janway
Denison Herald
Nancy Dollarhide
Whitewright Sun
Administration to cut tidelands reach to three miles
The Eisenhower administration moves to limit Texas tidelands to three miles, aligning with the Supreme Court case involving Louisiana. Justice Department briefs argue under international law no state may claim more than the traditional three miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Texas
Justice Department
Republican Party
Supreme Court
Justice
Louisiana
South
Department
United States
Justice Release
Wait for Brother to Heal Delayed by Compensation Rules
A dialogue questions when a brother can return to work. The response notes a long wait due to compensation rules delaying his recovery and return.
Farm Agency Seeks Higher Soil Bank Payments to Farmers
The Agriculture Department may ask Congress to sharply raise payments to farmers who enroll cropland in the soil bank conservation reserve. A study proposes raising the average rent from 9 to 15 dollars per acre, expanding participation and potentially exceeding 1 billion dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Congress
Soil Bank
Candid Comment on Modern Schools Training Early Professionals
A columnist quips that modern schools train students to become doctors lawyers or efficiency engineers before they master spelling, noting the rapid pace of education and its implications.
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Mrs. W. A. Barnes
Gober
Wolfe City
L. F. Jacks
Bonham Hospital
J. L. Mott of
O’donell
R. C. Carlisle
Jack Meador
Randolph
Mrs
George M. Hight
Dallas
Winnie Hamilton
Alvin Bass
Carrollton
O. S. Bass
Fred James
Trenton
Mattie James
O. J. Mears
Garland
Bud Wilson
Emmett Penn
Jack Hannah
Sherman
Fred Cook
Frank Ewing
Mrs. L. F. Jacks
Fort Worth
Robert Benish
Greenville
W. A. Bower
Billy Reed and
Michael Blackerby
Euless
Alva Blackerby
May Badgett
Mrs. C. K. Spindle
Denison
Patricia Hannah of
Edna Sudderth
Leonard
Grover
Frank Magers
Ella Johnson
Florence White
Wallace Reeves
Pasadena
Charles Wortham and
Ed Wortham
Bells
W. D. Key
George Key
Wendell Withrow
W. A. Thurman
Talco
David Reeves
ETSTC
Commerce
John Reeves
Dixie Bassett
NTSC
Denton
Floyd Bassett
Billy Roberts
Honey Grove
Grace Roberts
Emmett Thompson
Billy Barnette
Bonham
John Livingston
J. P. Livingston
Helen
Alwyn Golden
Lelan Fry
Pike
Nell Montgomery
J. H. Perkins
Farmersville
A. R. McMurry
James Vandagriff
E. W. Vandagriff
Doyle Files
Terrell
H. G. Vandagriff
Heeh
The
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S. H. Montgomery Agency
Ford
Paris
Himalayas
London
Bangkok
Trafalgar Square
Rome
Athens
Istanbul
Calcutta
Whitewright Motor Company
South Bend St
Whitewright, Texas
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