Around the Town With Ethel: Weekend Visits Cherished
A roundup of social visits in Greenville and nearby towns. Guests include Miss Sandra Rayburn from Dallas visiting Mrs. Retha Sanderson, Stephen Withrow of Dallas with Oneta Key, and Tim Green in Commerce. Several families hosted relatives from Fort Worth, Mexia, Denison, and Dallas. A wedding in Bonham and funeral attendances in Canyon and Trenton are noted alongside local guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Key
Jeanetta
Greenville
W. B. Key
Sandra Rayburn
Oneta Key
Robert Green
Mexia
Emmett Green
Howard Owens
Fort Worth
Ralph Bond
Tim Green
Commerce
Orville Woodson
Clyde Little
Savoy
Nashville, Ark
Dallas
Wendell Withrow
Retha Sanderson
Ray Rayburn
Ina Moody
Mary Lee Burchfield
Allen Sanderson
Bonham
Mary
Betty Clark
Denison
George Key, Sr
Mary Robison
Canyon
Lester Knox
Georgie Stewmandor Leonard
Clyde Robinson
Letta Rich
J. W. Jarvis
Chester Cook
Trenton
Jim Watkins
Lillis Watkins
Paul Lewis
Sherman
Edith Lewis
Terry Miller
Joe Miller
Grover Brown
Maxine Brown
James Brown
Kathy
Laura
Arlington
Marlin Thrasher
Ray Roberts Report on Food Stamp Curbs and Local Notices
The report covers federal moves to curb Food Stamp eligibility, noting surpluses ended and program costs rising past five billion by now. It also lists community notices from Leonard, Fort Worth area visitors, weekly meal menus, and student council actions naming Ricky A. Rice president of the Student Advisory Committee with duties to advise on ESAA projects and school activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricky A. Rice
Rhonda Pittman
Stan Smith
Reid Pittman
Charles Daniels
Demetria Blanton
Beverly Blanton
Jayne Harper
SAC
Nursing Home News Highlights Visits and Services
The article notes a Tuesday film show titled Coffee Talk funded by Sherman Public Library, and a Sunday program by West Shady Grove Baptist church. It records numerous visitors from Dallas, McKinney, Denison, Huntington, Tom Bean, and other towns, plus 52 attendees with 23 wheelchair patients. church music by J B Thornhill and a talk by Bill McFatridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Public Library
West Shady Grove Baptist Church
Frankie Lackey
Tom Bean
Cecil Biggerstaff
J. B. Thornhill
Bill McFatridge
W. W. Jones
Wichita
Kan
Rosa Jones
Linda Parker
Glenna Stephens
Randolph
Lockie Queener
D. R. English
Houston
U.S. proposes large grain and oil swaps with the Soviet Union
The administration seeks to sell at least 6 million tons of corn and wheat yearly to the USSR for five years and to begin talks on supplying 200000 barrels of oil daily. The grain deal could total up to $1 billion annually and offers consumer protection through adjustable sales. An oil deal is a small share of total imports, and dependence on Soviet oil is warned against. A general tax cut is proposed, with spending reductions to follow, but Congress won’t consider it until January and will seek details on where cuts will occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
U.S
U. S
Russia
Congress
Professional crop care dealer as a farming info source
A Crop Care dealer is presented as a well informed and valuable source for profitable crop production. The text notes he can share ideas and techniques from his experiences and those of other Crop Care dealers to assist local farmers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ethel
Ray Roberts
Ethel Green
Clifford Brookins
Leonard
John Curtis
Lottie Brown
J. B. Clounch
Ft. Worth
Pauline Harmonson
Kellar
Vivian Hardcastle
Little River
Harriet Hardcastle
Alice Robbins
Raymond Brown
Kathleen Hatfield
Dodd City
Wesley Brown
Kentuckytown
Texas
WHS
Whitewright Sun
Whitewright
Grayson
Fannin
Continental Telephone of
ESM
Nursing Home News
Osale Geers
J. W. Fielder
Jenifer Owens
Dess Whitson
Ray Bradley
Marie Caraway
McKinney
Tilman Tallent
Robert Lockhart
Mrs. Esker Chaffin
Lester Pace
Huntington
Dixie Gordon
Stella Pope
Wanda
Brenda
April Hogue
Reba Mitchell
Less Tribble of
Mattie Bell
Millard Allen
Bixby
Okla
Emma Jones
Raymond Laramore
The
First National Bank of
Holloway Farm Supply, Inc
Bill Holloway
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