Professor Denies IQ Importance in Hiring
Dr. A. Q. Sartain of Southern Methodist University told the Dallas Advertising League that intelligence tests are not always accurate and that IQ emphasis is overdrawn. He warned industry to value ordinary talents and employee identification with company goals, noting people need to feel needed.
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A. Q. Sartain
Southern Methodist University
Dallas Advertising League
Hotel Adolphus
Ployer
Hitler
Sartain
Quote about growing stronger through simple gains
A brief exchange notes personal growth as strength increases. The speaker reflects that once lifting $5 of groceries was hard, now it is easy, illustrating progress over time.
Absent-minded Doctor Misplaces Book’s Appendix
A wife complains her husband cut out the back part of a new book. He, startled, says it was labeled appendix and he removed it accidentally without realizing. The moment underscores a humorous or trivial domestic dispute over a misread title.
Central Christian Church Services Listed
Central Christian Church invites with Vernon M. Newland as minister Mae Hall oversees Sunday School at 10 a.m. Morning worship follows at 11 a.m. Evening service is at 7 30 p.m. Mid week service is at 7 30 p.m. Wednesday. A warm friendly welcome and gospel message are promised.
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Church OF Christ
Central Christian Church
Vernon M. Newland
Mae Hall
Church Youth and Adult Services Schedule
Harold S Taylor pastor leads Sunday School at 10 and morning worship at 11 with MYF at 7 and Thursday play night at 7. James L Cooper music director and others listed. Second church features Sunday School at 9 55 and worship at 10 55 with training union at 7 and evening service at 8 and choir rehearsal Saturdays. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev Lee H Smith director holds Sunday School at 10 with Floyd Bassett superintendent and morning worship at 11.
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Harold S. Taylor
James L. Cooper
Paul A. Robertson
W. T. Simmons
Edgar Ayers
T. A
Charles Skaggs
Brotherhood
O. L. Jones
L. E. Alexander
First Presbyterian Church
North Texas
Lee H. Smith
Floyd Bassett
Tom Bean and Denison Churches Morning and Evening Services
Tom Bean Methodist and Presbyterian churches announce weekly schedules led by Rev. H P Williamson from Denison and Rev. Lee H Smith from Whitewright. Sunday School at 10 a m overseen by Mrs Clifford Phoebus. morning worship at 9 a m except the fourth Sunday at 7 30 p m. U C Broach and M F Alexander named for Sunday School, James H Gosnell leads Brotherhood, Mrs Bob Cawthon presides W M S. evening worship at 8 p m.
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TOM Bean Methodist Presbyterian
North Texas
H. P. Williamson
Denison
Lee H. Smith
Whitewright
Clifford Phoebus
U. C. Broach
M. F. Alexander
James H. Gosnell
Brotherhood
Bob Cawthon
Training Union
Cross Roads Presbyterian Church Desert Services Schedule
Morning worship at 9 45 led by Rev Otis Swisher. Sunday School at 10 45 for all ages. Topic David's contributions to religion with wide horizon and outlook. Scripture 2 Samuel 7 18 19 25 25 29 23 1 4. Paris Council meets at Pottsboro church at 3 00. Next Sunday night color slides from vacation. Time 8 00.
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Cross Roads
Irish trucker avoids blame with clever hand joke
A truck driver named Pat was stopped on a highway when a car rear ended his vehicle. The owner sued the Irishman and the judge asked why Pat did not signal danger. Pat replied that if the car couldn't see the truck, how could it see his hand.
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Pat
Divorce by abandonment cited in Grayson County Texas
Citation issued to Alfred Kuhel in Grayson County Texas orders appearance by 10 a m on October 27 1952 in 15th District Court Sherman for divorce petition filed September 8 1952 by plaintiff Johnnie Marie Kuhel with case No 59908. The notice warns unserved within 90 days.
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State of
Texas
Alfred Kuhel
A. D
15Th District Court of
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Johnnie Marie Kuhel
S. V. Earnest
Nancy Drake
Whitewright Sun
Third Generator Ordered for Denison Dam by U S Engineers
Col. E G Herb announces a third generator for Denison Dam with congressional authorization. The unit costs about 5 million dollars and requires enlarging the powerhouse, raising the lake level to 623 feet and increasing output from 70 000 to 105 000 kilowatts. The project starts this spring and completes after 1955. Water control will continue via the flood gates and Southwestern Power Administration.
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Denison
United States Engineers
E. G. Herb
Tulsa
Herb
Southwestern Power Administration
Denison Dam
Broom Corn Boosts Income For Fannin County Farmers
H D Vincent reports broom corn finances in Fannin County rise with prices between 400 and 500 dollars per ton and an expected county production near 70 tons, up from last year. Planting concentrates in northeast and east areas as farmers gain experience.
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Bonham
Fannin County
H. D. Vincent
Mr. Vincent
Lawyer Misses Clarity As Judge Presses for Speak Up
Federal Judge William H. Atwell reprimands an attorney for mumbling during a motion to dismiss. The attorney explains he left his teeth in his office, prompting a light moment in court. The piece notes Boston Latin School dating to 1635 as America's first public school.
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Dallas
William H. Atwell
Boston Latin School
America
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