Reverend W. N. Carter Takes Terrell Church Pastorate
The Reflector notes Reverend W. N. Carter has accepted the pastorate of the Church of Christ at Terrell. W. A. Sturdivant marked his 80th birthday this past Sunday. Rotary entertainment was provided by Miss Mary Johnson, Miss Martha Jo Sears, and Miss Elizabeth May at Friday's meeting. Grayson County ginned 27 298 bales of cotton before October 1. Sue Douglas is vice president, Helen Maddux secretary, Billy Jackson reporter, Ann LaRoe parliamentarian, with Dick Thornton and Patsy Everheart as critic.
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W. N. Carter
Church of Christ At
Terrell
W. A. Sturdivant
Mary Johnson
Martha Jo Sears
Elizabeth May
Rotary Club
Grayson County
Sue Douglas
Helen Maddux
Billy Jackson
Ann LaRoe
Dick Thornton
Patty Everheart
Mattie Skaggs
J. R. Lewis
van Alstyne
G. W. Judd
Dave
Bill Henderson
Albert Reeves
Harvey Reynolds
West Texas
Pilot Grove
Lucille LaRoe
Margaret Lilley
Aileen Pennington
Sarah Belle Gillett
Dorothy LaRoe
Joe Thomas May
Dorothy Joan Gillett
Claudine Glidewell
Chemical Tests For Intoxication Are Best
The article explains chemical tests of blood urine or breath aid police in identifying intoxicated drivers and distinguishing illness or injury from alcohol. It notes thirty states have chemical test laws and stresses tests are fair when properly administered and not mandatory. Kathleen is the Celtic name for lovely eyes.
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Donald C. Shotka
National Safety Council
Lhotka
Shotka
Living Costs and Luxuries. The Cost of Living Index
The article argues the Consumer Price Index measures the cost of living well beyond essentials. It includes luxury items like recreation and television sets, skewing perceptions and affecting contracts welfare awards and court damages. The index trends toward measuring living standards rather than true essential costs.
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U. S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Economy Driving Rules From Pontiac Chief Engineer
E M Estes, Pontiac chief engineer, says drivers can boost mileage by steady habits. Best fuel economy comes at 35 to 40 mph, avoid high speeds, as wind resistance and tire friction raise consumption.
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E. M. Estes
Pontiac Motor Division
General Motors
Estes
VA GI loan use and training benefits questions
A veteran discusses using GI loans for expanding a business, night courses for the Korean GI Bill, special restorative training under War Orphans Education Act, and adding a son as contingent beneficiary on GI insurance. Answers note GI loan expansion eligibility, night courses count as not more than three quarters time, restorative disability training, and how to file a change of beneficiary with VA.
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Korea
Driving for Fuel Economy and Safe Car Care Tips
A car owner should drive without acceleration bursts to maintain a 40–50 mph average, avoid surges at stop lights, and coast to stops to save fuel. Do not idly run the engine, keep tires properly inflated, brakes not dragging, and schedule regular maintenance including ignition timing and carburetor adjustments.
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Estes
Flying trapeze act restricted in France by law
The Official Journal bans flying trapeze performances over 15 feet without a net or security belt. The rule targets acts conducted in Paris and across France, aiming to reduce fatal falls from heights once staged without safeguards.
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Paris
France
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