Weekend visits and arrivals listed by local families
Local society notes list numerous weekend visits and guests. Names include Watsons Lew Isville, Hennigs Texas Tech, Sudderths Leonard, Bennet Burkburnett, Shaws Sherman, Harpers Plano, Webbs Dallas, Blantons Denison, Willis Walker Dallas, Walt Eddie Route 2, Walter Dallas, Brown De Kalb, Gilletts Shallowater Midland, Mynatts Fort Worth Sherman, Elmore Harlingen, Lillie Gardner Pearl Gillett, Newman Dallas, McSpedden Dallas, Jansson Dallas, King Dallas.
Local Families Move or Welcome New Babies Near Van Alstyne
Down Memory Lane notes Mr and Mrs Emmet Penn moved into a new brick home on West Grand Avenue this week. Morris Hughes and family plan to move to Van Alstyne. Mr and Mrs H C King prepare to move to Sulphur Springs. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Ray Blakey on Monday. Mr and Mrs H R Caston of Leonard announce the birth of a son. Mrs Caston is daughter of Mr and Mrs L P Sears of Whitewright. Mrs Joe Mangrum Miss Mae Hall Mrs G B Smith and Mrs Paul Roberts attended a bi county Christian Church ladies meeting in Van Alstyne Monday. Martha Jo Darwin editor. Loretta Alexander and Mary Alice Harrison assistant editors. Mrs Jack Lackey sponsor of the high school Reflector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet Penn
West Grand Avenue
Morris Hughes
van Alstyne
H. C. King
Sulphur Springs
Ray Blakey
H. R. Caston
Leonard
Caston
Joe Mangrum
Mae Hall
G. B. Smith
Paul Roberts
Ladies of the Christian Church
Martha Jo Darwin
Loretta Alexander
Mary Alice Harrison
Jack Lackey
Cotton Picked by 12 Year Old Near Town
Albert Leon son of Mr and Mrs Oland Bush east of town picked 345 pounds of cotton in a single day last week. Rev I E Teague 73 pioneer Baptist preacher died Monday at the home of his brother George Teague east of Tom Bean. Loren Mangrum of Whitewright and Agnes Bryant of Royse City were married last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Albert Leon
Oland Bush
I. E. Teague
George Teague
Tom Bean
Loren Mangrum
Whitewright
Agnes Bryant
Royse City
Local Births and Moves Recorded in The Sun
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Newton Manning on Sept 27. Beverly Ann born to Mr and Mrs Floyd Bassett on Sept 30. Ruth Ann born to Mr and Mrs Curlee Cummings of Pilot Grove on Oct 1. Dick Barbee accepted employment at Sulphur Springs. Mrs Lottie W Ford 50 died in Sherman hospital Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Lewis Cooper and son of the Ely community moved to Los Angeles California. Mrs George Burnham Mrs Emory Christian Miss Tommie Chenoweth Observations from The Sun dates Oct 3 1935 193 Today portion of notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sun
Newton Manning
Beverly Ann
Floyd Bassett
Ruth Ann
Curlee Cummings
Pilot Grove
Dick Barbee
Sulphur Springs
Lottie W. Ford
Sherman Hospital
Lewis Cooper
Ely
Los Angeles
Calif
George Burnham
Emory Christian
Tommie Chenoweth
Meaning of the Latin on Senate Walls
The article explains Latin inscriptions in the Senate Chamber with translations such as E Pluribus Unum and Novus Ordo Seclorum. It notes the ivory gavel given by India in 1954 and the fragile original gavel used since 1789. It also mentions the first wood pulp paper exhibited in 1854 and current newspaper wood pulp usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
India
United States
John Beardsley
Automakers tout growing automatic features for 1961 models
Detroit reports a push toward driverless convenience with automatic transmissions and aids. Cadillac engineers cite ease through automatic systems while General Motors tests a road edge alert device. 1961 Cadillacs ride with maintenance free grease-less design and Ford adopts sealed lubrication extending greasing intervals to 30,000 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Andrew Kucher
Ford Motor Company
Cadillac
General Motors
Little Lines of Wisdom and Writings for Life
A compact verse offering aphorisms on wisdom and self discipline. It contrasts insight with bravado and notes how clarity of purpose and poise aid success. The piece invites readers to seek hidden meanings in books and to distinguish human insight from instinct.
GM Extends Warranties to 12 000 Miles or 12 Months
General Motors announced longer warranties for all 1961 passenger cars and trucks, covering 12 000 miles or 12 months. The move follows Ford’s similar policy the previous week as GM products go on sale this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
General Motors Corporation
Ford Motor Company
General Motors
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. T. Watson
Lewisville
E. C. Watson
Dan Hennig
Texas Tech
Mrs
Clint Hennig
Grover
Stateville
Edna Sudderth
Viva Bennett of
Burkburnett
George Bennett
Mary Shaw of
Sherman
Clarence McMillin
Norman Harper
Plano
J. A. Harper
Bill Webb
Dallas
Lallace May
Tom Blanton
Ben Blanton
Louise Blanton
Denison
Willis Walker
R. E. Walt
Eddie
Route 2
O. R. Walker
Dick Walker
L. E. Brown
Frank Davis
DeKalb
George Brown
Grover Gillett
Shallowater
Dan Gillett
Midland
Roscoe Gillett
W. H. Mynatt
Fort Worth
Jake Woodal
Daughters of
W. E. Mynatt
J. C. Elmore
Harlingen
Lillie Gardner
Pearl Gillett
B. W. Newman
Boyd Newman
Nancy
Lillie Dillon
Dick McSpedden
Mrs. Bryant King
Earl Jansson
Mrs. William King
Farley
Pascal Farley
Arthur Godfrey
Goldie
Livestock Coliseum
Aim of Auto Industry
Sun
By Margie B. Boswell
Vern Sanford
Texas Press Association
Austin
Texas
Texas Military
Edward T. Williams
Fourth Army
Gen. Williams
Brad Smith
Governor’s Highway Safety Commission
State Hospital Board
Leaviig
State Colleges
Reagan Houston III
San Antonio
Lokey Edwards
Service
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