Sherman area notes many Thanksgiving travel plans
Local notes list visits and plans for Thanksgiving across Sherman and nearby towns. Names include the Grady Gillett family, the Russell and Madox households, Miss NTSC students Jane Meador Betty Ann Darwin and Prilla Hinton, and many relatives visiting Dallas Lubbock Fort Smith and Denton. Several residents announce hospital stays and military assignments.
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Betty Ann Darwin
NTSC
Denton
J. P. Darwin
Auctioneer lists household items at Bonham sale
Lem Tittsworth of Bonham offers a chest of drawers for 22.50 a Singer sewing machine at 49.50 a wheelchair and apartment ranges at 45.00 a 2 piece living room suite 49.50 an almost new piano at half price and an 8 piece dining room suite 29.50 in a local sale listing.
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Lem Tittsworth
Bonham
Singer
Active social visits span Wichita Falls and area
A steady flow of visitors travels through Wichita Falls and nearby towns. Families from Fort Worth Dallas Salina and Sherman visit relatives including Mrs. Haliburton Stedham and Mrs. Sears day. Rotary reports limit for the December 7 banquet due to venue capacity.
Charlene Thornhill Becomes Bride of Byron Neathery
Miss Charlene Thornhill daughter of Mr and Mrs W C Thornhill Whitewright and Robert Byron Neathery son of Mr and Mrs Roy Neathery Pilot Grove were married at the Methodist Parsonage at 8 o clock Saturday evening Rev Ashley D Jameson officiated They will live in Dallas with both having ties to Whitewright High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlene Thornhill
W. C. Thornhill
Whitewright
Robert Byron Neathery
Roy Neathery
Pilot Grove
Ashley D. Jameson
First Methodist Church
Eugene Thornhill
Greenville
Whitewright High School
Mr. Neathery
Dallas
Rotary Club Hosts Barber Shop Quartet From Sherman High
The Barber Shop Quartet from Sherman High School performed as the entertainment feature at the Rotary Club meeting last Friday. The four singers presented a selection of barbershop numbers and earned polite applause from attendees.
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Barber Shop
Sherman High School
Body Adapts Heat and Food in Cold Weather
The article notes the human body maintains 98 degrees in freezing conditions by increasing heat production and constricting surface vessels, with shivering adding heat. It also notes weather alters eating, drinking, and wearing choices, citing cows producing more milk in cool climates, pullets laying more eggs when cool, hogs fattening slower in heat, and sheep wool yield linked to rainfall.
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United States
Early War Correspondent Kendall and Baby Policeman Remark
The excerpt notes George W. Kendall of the New Orleans Picayune as the first war correspondent who covered the Mexican War. It humorously references a childlike exchange about a baby policeman, illustrating light wartime anecdotes.
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George W. Kendall
The
New Orleans Picayune
Central Christian Church Services And Programs
The Central Christian Church lists G. Wm. Anderson as pastor. Services are on the first and third Sundays with church school at 10 a.m. taught by Ashley D. Jameson. Morning service at 11 a.m. Youth Fellowship at 6:30 p.m. Evening service at 7 p.m. Youth Hour follows at 8 p.m.
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G. Wm. Anderson
Ashley D. Jameson
First Baptist Church Ladies and Leaders Schedule
Rev James L Cooper pastor and church officers listed with Sunday school at 10 a m and 9 45 a m. Morning worship 11 o clock and evangelistic service 7 p m. Training Union at 8 00 p m. Evening worship 7 00 p m. Wednesday prayer 7 00 p m and choir practice 7 45 p m. Young peoples evangelistic service Saturday 7 00 p m.
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First Baptist Church
James L. Cooper
W. T. Simmons
Edgar Ayers
Training Union
Carrie Hamilton
Ralph Brown
Brotherhood
R. L. Hamm
Young People
Parish Harvest Home Service At Bonham Church Dec 3
The North Texas Larger Parish in Paris Presbytery announces December 3 events at the Bonham church. The pastor directs morning worship at 11 with Richard Smith in charge of student participation. A 3:30 worship features Ralph Read of Reynolds Children's Home, Dallas, with children assisting. Basket dinner at 5:30, hymn sing, and a 7:00 film "Second Chance" conclude the day.
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North Texas
Paris
Lee H. Smith
Dorothy Jane Nelson
Bonham
Floyd Bassett
Richard Smith
Austin College
Westminster Fellowship
Bonham Church
Ralph Read
Reynolds Children’s Home
Dallas
Kentuckytown Baptist Church Sunday School Reminder
Kentuckytown Baptist Church announces Sunday school at 9 45 in the morning. Everyone is invited.
Damp Kentucky Tops Liquor State
Kentucky remains largely dry with over 90 of 120 counties dry yet moonshining thrives in wet counties. Western Kentucky sees a brisk mock industry where a 211 barrel still costs about $100 to set up and each loaded barrel yields about $45 in three days.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Commonwealth
Three Winged Chickens Developed by Science
UCLA researchers in Los Angeles are developing chickens with an extra wing. Dr. Seth W. Smith says the method involves grafting a wing onto embryonic chicks, producing healthy egg laying hens or crowing roosters. Post hatch attempts fail.
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Los Angeles
University of California At Los Angeles
Seth W. Smith
Ucla Surgery
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Grady Gillett
Wilson N. Jones Hospital
Sherman
Mrs. C., Binkley of
Otto Russell
Beaumont
E. O. Holsonbake of
R. D. Madox
W. J. Billner
Lubbock
Mrs. C. P. Johnson
Mrs
Jess Edwards
Lee Wilson
Jean
Frank Phillips
David Taylor
St. Vincent’s Hospital
R. T. Harvey
Roy
Fort Smith, Ark
Ret
Roby Lee Wilson
Mrs. E. M. Mantiply
Los Angeles, Calif
Miss Carrie Hamilton
Joe Pannell
University of Texas, Austin
Jim Russell
Bill Turner
Jane Meador
C. J. Meador
Prilla Hinton
Minnie Fay Hinton
F. M. Echols
Newton Manning
W.L. Gordon
J. W. Davidson
Emma Biggers
Ben Patterson
Emmet Penn
Camp Chaffee
Melvin Simms of
Will Simms
Paul Haliburton
Mrs. L. Bassett Jr
Mrs. L. Basset Sr
Sulphur Springs
Claude Garner
Lucio Orozco
Joyce
Deborah Kay
Tom Sloan
of Slaton
Wilson and
Clifford Jarvis
Jack Arney
McNary, Ore
Kirk May
Austin
J. L. Kirkpatrick
Jack Pierce
Andrew Pierce
Clovis, N. M
Boyd Sanderson
Sam Cline
Pike
J. H. Hudgins
Durant, Okla
A. A. Hudgins
W. E. Kidd
Ray Ely
Slaton
W. C. Brown
Jane Spindle of
Misses Connie
Sarah Compton
Judy Gosnell
Ben Savage
W. T. Nicholson
N. B. Nicholson
Farmersville
Lewis Cooper
Larry
Eagle Roost Cabin
Diversion Dam
Wichita Falls
Dorothy Wallace
J. O. Wallace
Billye Faye Dillon
Claud Dillon
Claude Dillon
Ntsc-Nevada University
H. H. Taylor
Texarkana
Guy Hamilton
J. B. Burden
Ladonia
Clarence Rhody
Woodrow W. Lorance
Barbara
Carol Ann
Port Lavaca
Pfc
J. O. Huseman
Fort Dix
N. J
O. A. Huseman
Bermuda
Army Air Force
Grover Smith
Gray Carrel
Marvin Smith
David W. Smith
Denison
Mae Hall
Glenn Doss
Allen T. Short
Cecil Doss
Tom Holmes
Trenton
Fred Holmes
Kansas City
Sun
Fred
U. S. Weather Bureau
Sun _ editor
Washington
the Flower Shop
Sallie Cherry
Ethel Short
Beat van Alstyne
Borden
Miami Beach
Fla
U. S. Steel
Coronado
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Gunnison Homes, Inc
New Albany
Ind
Gunnison Homes
John J. Lorance
Edgar Lee Shields
Sheppard Field
Texas
Cass McCuistion
Fort Worth
Windell Withrow
Bert Sanderson
Owen Hull
L. A. Freeman
Lena Daily
J. L. Freeman
Joe Lee
Margaret Russell
Robert Reed
Salina
Kansas
John Everheart
W. H. Stedham
Bob Benish
Houston
Charles Kelieher
Aqua Dulce
John Philip Barbee
Mobile
Ala
T. E. Barbee
May Badgett
Gladys Ray
Miss Doss
Pernie Badgett
Robert Veazey
van Alstyne
Bob Mitchell
Marvin Bryant
Wyndel Watts
Robert and
Bryant
Madill
Okla
R. L. Sears
Ted Vestal
Ray King
Robert Oglesby
Jack Baker
Princess Compton
B. V. Dulaney
Harvey Martin
Brooks McCormick
N. E. Skaggs
Methodist Church
Rotarians
Rotary Anns
Byron Neathery
Rotary Club
Peggy
Tie Sun
Central Christian Church
Assembly OF God Church
First Presbyterian Church
Kentuckytown Baptist Church
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