Billie Lindsley Weds Donald Newman at El Dorado Church
The First Baptist Church of El Dorado Arkansas hosted the wedding of Billie Ross Lindsley and Donald Andrew Newman in a double ring ceremony attended by family from El Dorado and Whitewright. Details describe the bridal gown, attendants, music, and floral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
el Dorado
Ark
Billie Ross Lindsley
Donald Andrew Newman
R. A. Lindsley
Russell Avenue
el Dorado, Ark
B. W. Newman
Whitewright
Samuel Reeves
J. G. Pratt
Waco
J. R. Hooper
John W. Kennegay Jr
Conway, Ark
Wedding party details and postnuptial reception
The bride wore a gold dress and corsages. Attendants included best man Boyd W. Newman of Sherman and ushers from Arkansas and Whitewright. The couple to reside in Waco after a Baylor-educated path with Navy service. Out-of-town guests listed. Also notes on salt in Great Salt Lake and vitamin A in olives. Historical curiosities from 300 B C and a wedding feast description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd W. Newman
Sherman
P. M. Johnston
Denton
Russell Summers
Kirk May
Whitewright
John W. Kerne
Conway
Ark
Maurice Hartsell
Smackover
Bobby Newman
el Dorado
el Dorado High School
Baylor University
Whitewright High School
Navy
S. 8Th Street
Waco
Claud Doudy
Selman City
H. Gnessel
Terayce
Wooten Gaddis
Morton
Miss
Haywood McManus
Tordas
Eva Hopper
Wynoma Slaton
Little Rock
C. J. Welsh
Jimmy
Parris
B. M. Hartsell
B. W. Newman
New Kind of Hospital in Fort Worth
The Fort Worth Osteopathic Hospital on Camp Bowie Boulevard will serve the public, meeting community needs by offering osteopathic care not available in other area hospitals. It will be the only local facility allowing any licensed physician to practice and will require physicians to donate a portion of earned fees to charity, unlike other Fort Worth hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth Osteopathic Hospital
Camp Bowie Boulevard
Fort Worth
Feed The Land And Fatten The Crops
College Station Texas announcer E A Miller extension agronomist of Texas A and M College urges farmers to feed the land with inoculated and fertilized legumes to boost yields. Hairy vetch and sweet clover rotations increased cotton and corn outputs at multiple stations and reduce root rot, with clover best on the blackland soils.
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College Station
Texas
E. A. Miller
Extension Agronomist
Texas A. & M. College
Miller
Texas Agricultural Experiment
Nacogdoches
Tyler
Temple Station
Blackland
Madrid
South Texas
Gulf Coast
Blacklands
Public Spending Plan Drafted Amid Tax Debate
The Star-Telegram urges a favorable public response to a charity donation policy for the new Osteopathic Hospital. It calls for a practical plan to maintain current spending while lowering taxes to the 1935 level.
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Osteopathic Hospital
Star-Telegram
Blister on Warship Side Protects Against Torpedoes
A naval term explains a blister as a bulge on a warship’s side built to absorb torpedo shock. The feature improves hull protection and survivability during combat.
School Days Ahead Across Texas College Station
The article notes that thousands of students return to school and stresses family roles in sending a child off. Mrs Eloise Johnston of Texas A and M urges a complete physical check up focusing on ears eyes teeth and throat before the first day.
Preparing a child for school readiness and safety
Mrs. Johnson urges immunization against diphtheria and smallpox for healthy children. A beginner should learn self care and get along with peers, understand safety, and anticipate new school experiences. Parents should teach before first day and foster a positive view of discipline and the teacher.
Willow Branch Galls Caused by Gall Gnat Stings
Reports describe conelike growths on willow branches identified as galls formed by the sting of gall gnats. The condition affects willows and is linked to insect activity rather than disease.
Divorce Citation Issued in Leona Rhodes vs William Rhodes
The State of Texas issues citation to William Henry Rhodes for appearance by 10 AM on the first Monday after 42 days, October 17 1949, in Grayson County District Court Sherman Texas. Plaintiff Leona Mae Rhodes filed August 2 1949 seeking divorce for cruel treatment.
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State of Texas
Clarence Gaines
A. D
District Court of
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Cecilia Gaines
S. V. Earnest
Nancy Drake
William Henry Rhodes
Leona Mae Rhodes
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Billie Lindsley
Donald A. Newman
Robert L. Doss
Sims
Lamar St
Sherman, Texas
Babelone
Babcock Auto Store
Vaca N
Williams Variety Store
Great Salt Lake, Utah
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
India
Roby’s
Sheaffer’s
R. P. Childress
Ww » Ag
Tiger Zipper
Tiger
WHS Tigers
Whitewright Variety Store
J. L. Ball
Edgar Ayers
The
First National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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