We Heard About People Visiting Across Texas and Nearby States
A long list of weekend and Sunday visits is noted as Mrs. John Kaiser visits her son in Garland while many couples travel to Richardson Dallas Fort Worth and Sherman. Gene Hughes opens a TV and radio repair shop on East Spruce street. The Compton family relocates from Greenville to Whitewright for work with five children and Baptists.
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Mrs
John Kaiser
Mac
Garland
Gene Hughes
East Spruce Street
Tilman Compton
Greenville
Whitewright
Sherman
Comptons
Audit Underway As Summers hires Hudgins for city books
Mayor R R Summers contracted public accountant Tom Hudgins of Sherman to audit the city's books. Hudgins will begin when prior commitments permit, likely near month end. The notice appears in The Sun alongside local visits, church circle notes, and civic events.
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R. R. Summers
Tom Hudgins
Sherman
Summers
the Sun
Hudgins
Home Demonstration Clubs Meeting in Sherman Assembly Room
The Home Demonstration Clubs held a Wednesday 10 a.m. gathering in the Sherman courthouse assembly room according to a Reporter note.
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Court House
Sherman
Veterans Q and A on grave plots and widower pension
An military questions and answers column explains gravesite reservations in national cemeteries are not made in advance and widower pension is not provided unless the survivor is fully dependent and unable to support himself.
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National Cemetery
Burial flag and VA benefits questions answered
A veteran with no discharge certificate may still apply for VA benefits after active duty. The burial flag provided by the VA is given to the next of kin or a close associate of the deceased veteran.
Overparking at Paris Becomes Free Coffee Reward
Paris officials unveil a plan where visiting drivers who overpark receive a complimentary cup of coffee. Police Chief Dan Bills announced the program, with eight Paris cafes joining to offer the perk to ticketed visitors.
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Dan Bills
Paris
Supreme Court ruling questions oath wording and motto
The Muenster Enterprise denounces a Supreme Court decision banning government demands for belief in God in oaths, arguing it erodes oath sacredness and the national motto In God We Trust, and questioning Communist capacity for honor.
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Supreme Court
God
Muenster Enterprise
Earliest Clocks and Polo Origins Noted
The entry states that mechanical clocks appeared in Europe in the 13th century and were used by religious houses to time services. It also notes that polo originated in India.
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Europe
Britannica
Little Rock HD Club Hosts Luncheon and Plan Exhibit
Mrs. Jim Grider hosted the Little Rock Home Demonstration Club luncheon with Mrs. H. O. Miller presiding over a business session. Ann Sonner of Sherman spoke, and Jack Biggerstaff was tasked to arrange the club exhibit for the Sherman Parade of Progress. Bill Ireland was named delegate to the Grayson Federation of Women's Clubs on Oct. 19 in Sherman. An Achievement Day program for...
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Jim Grider
Little Rock
H. O. Miller
J. H. Gosnell
Ann Sonner
Sherman
Jack Biggerstaff
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