Local residents visit relatives and attend events across towns
Marietta, Sherman, Denison, Dallas and Ardmore are cited as visitors travel to see family. Weekend hospitalizations include M. M. Warren in Sherman and John Ross in Sherman, with other patients noted. Veterans of Foreign Wars plan a November 27 meeting and membership drive for 1957. Ronnie McLauchlin attends the Order of the Arrow conference at Oklahoma University with dances and lodge activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Hall
The
Post
Ronnie McLauchlin
Order of the Arrow
Boy Scouts
Oklahoma University
Norman
Okiciyapi
O. A
Oklahoma
Local Visits Highlight Era and Sherman Community
Mr and Mrs Paul Hutcherson of Era visited Mr and Mrs M M Warren on Sunday. Miss Margaret Caylor of Amarillo visited Mrs John McAlester here last week. Jimmie Kent of Sherman spent the weekend with his great grandfather Ed Kent I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mae Hall of
Dallas
Clyde Vestal
John Vestal
C. A. Wilson
Ed Kent III
Linda Sue of
Sherman
J. F. England
Paul Hutcherson
Era
M. M. Warren
Margaret Caylor
Amarillo
John McAlester
Jimmie Kent of
Ed Kent I
Rotary Club hears Judge Vaughan on penology
Rotary Club met last Friday with Judge R. C. Vaughan of the 15th District Court as guest speaker. B. W. Newman led the program and his son, County Attorney Boyd Newman, introduced the speaker. Vaughan discussed penology and the management of prisons and reformatories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Vaughan
15Th District Court
Rotary Club
B. W. Newman
Boyd Newman
Vaughan
G. A. Meeting Held at First Baptist Church
The G. A. meeting was called to order by Rose Ann Bunch at the First Baptist Church. Mrs. Carl May led prayer and Mrs. Paul Geers presented a Thanksgiving program. Refreshments were by Mrs. Sonny Gosnell and Mrs. Clarence Tillett. Next meeting set for Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Rose Ann Bunch
Carl May
Paul Geers
Sonny Gosnell
Clarence Tillett
Joy Circle Plans Thanksgiving Charity Box
The Joy Circle of the First Baptist Church met Monday at 7 30 for Bible study led by Mrs. Clarence Tillett Jr. Plans were made to assemble a box of clothing cookies money and other items to send to Buckner Orphans Home for Thanksgiving. The next meeting is scheduled for December 3 at 7 00 p.m. Visitors invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Circle
The
First Baptist Church
Clarence Tillett Jr
Buckner Orphan’s Home
Wesleyan Service Guild Meets at First Methodist Church
The Wesleyan Service Guild gathered Monday evening in the church education building. President Mrs. Sarah Kilgroe led the business session as Mrs. Lee Wilson presided over the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Sarah Kilgroe
Lee Wilson
Round Table Study in Southeast Asia Fashioned by Local Ladies
A group including Mrs. Nana Francis Miss Mardell Pumphrey Mrs. Charlie Ayres Miss Lola Scott Mrs. J A Worsham Mrs. Sarah Kilgree and Mrs. Ina Moody held a final lesson on Southeast Asia. Members dressed as country representatives while Miss Pumphrey won best costume. Maps served as place mats and Mrs. Goddard offered a scripture meditation. Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nana Francis
Mardell Pumphrey
Charlie Ayres
Lola Scott
J. A. Worsham
Sarah Kilgree
Ina Moody
Southeast Asia
Friday Literary Club review honors Texas heritage
Mrs Emory Christian and Mrs Glen Earnheart hosted a Friday 3 pm meeting at Mrs Christian's home for members and guests. The program titled Texas in Review featured Gladys Ray presenting An Appreciation of Our Texas Heritage with music and a discussion of Texas history and manuscript research for her forthcoming novel Murder at the Corners. About 40 attendees enjoyed fall decorations and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Christian
Glen Earnheart
Friday Literary Club
Christian
R. R. Summers
Texas In
Texas
Range
Gladys Ray
Mullinix Crumley Nuptials Vow At Weatherford Home
Miss Shirley Crumley daughter of Mr and Mrs J O Crumley of Ravenna married Don Mullinix son of Mr and Miss A G Mullinix of Bells on Monday afternoon November 12 at the Weatherford home of Rev B F Williams. Both graduates of local high schools and employed in Sherman they reside at 413 S Rush Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Crumley
J. O. Crumley
Ravenna
Don Mullinix
A. G. Mullinix
Bells
B. F. Williams
Weatherford
Mullinix
Bonham High School
Sherman
Bells High School
WSCS Meets Mrs Gillett Hosts Methodist Service Program
The Women's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church met Monday afternoon with Mrs. Griffin Dollarhide presiding. Mrs. J. C. Bryant presented The United Nations A Good Trustee while several members contributed. Seventeen members attended and enjoyed a dessert plate after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Gillett
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Griffin Dollarhide
United Nations
J. C. Bryant
Olivia Whedbee
R. P. Childress
F. M. Echols
A. M. Bryant
R. R. Summers
W. R. Vestal
Bethel WMS Hosts Royal Service at Church
The Bethel Woman's Missionary Society met Monday for a Royal Service program at the church. Mrs John Jarvis led the event with charge. Mrs J H Gosnell reviewed the fourth chapter of Japan Advances, then the group held a brief business session and closed with prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bethel Wms
John Jarvis
J. H. Gosnell
Japan
Little Rock Home Demonstration Club Meeting Report
The Little Rock Home Demonstration Club met Thursday at 3 p m in the club house with Mrs Bob Cawthon presiding. The group conducted prayer and pledge, then reviewed minutes and roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Bob Cawthon
Thanksgiving supper plans noted by Abilene club
Mrs. James Jarvis and Mrs. Floyd Harris led the meeting with a thought for the day and a demonstration on furniture care. Members were urged to bring gifts for Abilene State Hospital patients for the Nov. 27 supper. Ten members and a guest, Mrs. Offie Terry, attended. next meeting is the Dec. 13 Christmas party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jarvis
Floyd Harris
Elvis music aids mental patients says Iowa therapist
Dr Florence Chambers of the Iowa Mental Health Institute credits Elvis Presley and his guitar with helping mentally ill patients regain rhythm. She notes rock and roll music aids restoration of rhythm and that therapy is a cure rather than mere soothing. She adds she personally cannot stand Elvis but acknowledges the benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Iowa
Elvis Presley
Florence Chambers
Iowa Mental Health Institute
State Department eyes living allowance for diplomats
The State Department announced a plan to grant an extra living allowance to diplomats worldwide to offset rising costs of living. A correction noted the typo loving to living in a newsletter. Bogus 25 cent coins were found in Wichita vending machines and in airplane plants theaters and taverns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Wichita
Kan
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Marietta
Okla
Ronald Gould
Brenda of Sherman
C. B. Clem
Community Hospital
Betty
Beveridge P. Brents
Whitewright
Jack Smith
Denison
C. K. Smith
Roy Blanton
Jack England
Mary Lynn
Tulsa
C. M. Fulton
Frank Harris
Ouida Nell Harris
M. T. Monroe
Raymond Cathey
Jack Walker
J. E. Henson
Hugh Hunter
Frank Alexander
Alexander
Clyde Sadler
Marvin Smith
Tommy Smith
Smiths
Travis Sanderson
L. R. Taylor
Clifton Sanderson
John Ross
Marie Jinkins
M. & S. Hospital
Bonham
Carl
Coolidge, Ariz
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Mrs. Dowie Morgan
Dimmitt
Joe Norman
Ike Whisenhunt
Ross Alexander
Fred Richmond
Kansas City
Lawrence McCoy
Charles Bizone
Aztec, N. M
D. E. McCoy
Eugene Bass
Cpl
Harold Clem
Gray Air Force Rest Camp
Buchanan Dam
T. J. Lilley
Frank White
Paris
Mr.Lilley
J. B. Lilley
Oklahoma City
Caddo
Lallace May
Russell Summers
Clarence McMillin
George Hight
Jack Farley
Caro Maxey
Mercie Maxey
Velmer
Freeman
Webster Street
Philadelphia
Heinz Baby Food
Vegas
Kimbell
Big Tex Bacon
Oleo
Grayson
Mrs. Pickford
McGee & Henderson
Bells Fresh Dressed Fryers
G. A
Crumley
WSCS
Elvis
Feed
Pascal Farley
Nat
Ist National
1St National First
First National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Walker Pharmacy
Grayson Oleo
Hunt’s Peaches
Hunt
Ham
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