Weekend visits and family news from Sherman area
Sherman residents and visitors fill a long list of weekend visits across Denison Tom Bean and Dallas. Notable items include Mrs. S T Stubblefield injuring her arm at Tillett Grocery and the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Tillett Jr at Wilson N Jones Hospital Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Wilson
Fort Worth
J. P. Darwin
S. T. Stubblefield
Tillett Grocery
Jackie
Lynda Pannell
Edgar Ayers
J. A. Pannell
Windell Withrow
Dallas
George Key
Mollie Jo Rutledge of
Sherman
Mrs
Obie Rutledge
Martha Williams
Mrs. W. D. Williams
Clarence Tillett Jr
Wilson N. Jones Hospital
Friday Literary Club Opens 1954 55 Season In Western Themed Night
The Friday Literary Club opened its 1954-55 season at Mrs. Glen Earnheart's home with twenty members and twenty-two guests in western costumes. Gladys Ray outlined an upcoming year of study featuring a United States Alaska and Hawaii tour with themed meetings. Tom Mac Holmes and Bobby Gentry entertained with vocal numbers and strings. The next meeting is October 15 at Miss Lena Mae Gowdy's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Earnheart
Earnheart
Griffin Dollarhide Jr
C. J. Meador
Gladys Ray
Russell Summers
C. P. Johnson
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Tom Mac Holmes
Bobby Gentry
Trenton
Lena Mae Gowdy
Alcoholism in Women on Upswing
United Nations study cited by the Methodist Board of Temperance shows five times as many women as men become alcoholics. Dr. E M Jellinek notes 1950 female alcoholics estimated at 596000 vs 3280000 men, with total alcoholics rising from 2632000 in 1940 to 3876000 in 1950 and over 3,000,000 others as problem drinkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Nations
Methodist Board of Temperance
E. M. Jellinek
U. N. World Health Organization
Jellinek
Reading of Uncle's Will Delayed to Tomorrow
In a candid exchange, Gloria asks if her uncle remained mentally sound to the end. Harold replies the will cannot be read until tomorrow, signaling pending legal proceedings and family affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria
Harold
Centerville
Youngster Feeds Fast as Father Watches Disapprovingly
A brief scene shows a boy wolfing his dinner while the father watches with clear disapproval. The moment hints at family tension and authority dynamics in a compact tableau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father
Pig insult and extreme cold reference in brief items
A fragment captures an insult exchange where a child calls another a pig and defines pig as a hogs little boy. The text also notes liquid air temperature at about 190 degrees below zero Fahrenheit.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry Farrow
Whitewright
Mrs. Harmon Hayes
Denison
Mrs. Russell Summers
al Petty
Denton
Richard Wellington
Bonham
Pascal Cox
C. H. Taylor
Paul Taylor
Jesse Blanks
Miss Alice Blanks
Earl Hill
Leon Ball
W. H. Horton
Major
Arthur Decker
Rice Melugin
Mary Pennell
NTSC
Ed Pennell
Betty Harris
Jerry Brooks of
D. D. Brooks
Robert Hull
A&m College
College Station
Owen Hull
Winnie and
Sallye Hamilton
Mary Jared
D. M. Roddy
Helen Manzer
Garland
Fitzhugh Mangrum of
M. A. Mangrum
Ray Hansard
Mrs. Kugga Hansard
Roby Lee Wilson
Lee Wilson
L. E. Brown
Frank Davis
DeKalb
George Brown
Kenneth Jones
Royce Jones
Willard Simpson
Burksville, Ky
S. H. Simpson
John Charles Chesser
Bennie Chesser
Rufus Short
Westminster
Lonnie Darwin
Bobbie Darwin
Lawton, Okla
Allen Harper
Jim Hicks
Jack Smiths
John Kaiser
Martin Rosso
Huntington
Ark
Weldon Kaiser
Clarksville
Bill Kaiser
Mesquite
Mac Kaiser
L. O. Kaiser
Bill McClanahan
Charlie Kaiser
Pilot Grove
Kaiser
PCV
Babcock
AUTO
C. H. Beseda
van Alstyne, Texas
317
Stephens & Bryant Insurance — Real Estate
Ent
Jimmy
Lone Star Gas Company
Joe Marsh
Handy Turner
Handy
Clarion
United States Brewers Foundation
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