Social News from Stevens to Sherman and Dallas
Local families share weekend visits and greetings across Texas towns including Stevens Sherman Dallas and Denison. Weddings births and family reunions noted with names such as Norris Davis Ayers Wortham Dorsey Walker Smith Spindle Hughes Norvell Anderson Brown and others visiting relatives and attending a Glad reunion at Greenville Park.
Garland social notes from Bells to Dallas and beyond
Mrs. Morton Badgett visited her parents in Bells Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ayres of Colorado Springs are spending two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Williams. Joe Meador returned from a board meeting of Orchid Digest Corporation in Seattle and Victoria. John Dale Reeves, reading The Sun in Garland, changed his address from Dallas. Mrs. J. A. Melugin returned from Greenville after reuniting with her sisters and brother for the first time in 15 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton Badgett
Mrs
Silas Garland
Bells
Thomas Ayres
Colorado Springs, Colo
W. D. Williams
Joe Meador
Orchid Digest Corporation
Seattle
Wash
Victoria
British Columbia
John Dale Reeves
John Reeves
Dallas
Garland
J. A. Melugin
Greenville
E. J. Fralicks
W. L. McKinley
Mary Rash
Tulsa
Okla
H. L. McLean
San Antonio
Presbyterian WMS Elects 1957 Officers at Meeting
The Presbyterian Women Missionary Society met with Mrs. Fred Cook on Monday at 2 30. Officers elected for 1957 include President H H Sears First Vice Martha Jo Emerson Second Vice Fred Cook Secretary R E Hickman Treasurer J W Henry Spiritual Life Hoyt Taylor Hospital Sewing J W Wilson Pianist Gayla Sears. The yearbook committee was named and readings were given on We Belong to Each Other and Missions U S A and You.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Cook
T. E. Sears
Lake Texoma
Martha Jo Emerson
H. H. Sears
R. E. Hickman
J. W. Henry
Hoyt Taylor
J. W. Wilson
Gayla Sears
Emmett Penn
R. L. Sears
W. J. Barbee
You
Bob Sears
A Juror’s Creed for Civic Duty
Judge John H. Flanigan of Carthage Missouri presents a juror creed urging impartial listening to evidence and fair, unbiased deliberation. It emphasizes honoring court instructions respecting fellow jurors and applying the Golden Rule to ensure just verdicts and civic integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Flanigan
Carthage
Missouri
Audience asks time during lecture prompt
A lecturer asks if anyone would like to ask a question and a member of the audience replies with a question about the time. The brief exchange captures a common classroom moment of scheduling and participation.
Bride and groom echo sea silvered vows in verse
The bridegroom walked the shore reciting poetry to his bride. She answered with delight praising him as wonderful and noting the moment.
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Grayson County Texas
A public auction will sell the undivided 1/20 interest and life estate in a 29 acre Grayson County tract near Whitesboro. The property stems from a 1954 judgment and will be offered at the West door of the Sherman courthouse on the first Tuesday of October 1966 at 2:00 p.m. The sale lists Dorothy Ann McDonnell and Gladys Faye McDonnell Cannady as owners of the conveyance interests. Date and sheriff signature appear in Sherman Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Grayson
Grayson County
Mattie C. Fitch
H. A. Wigley
Julia R. Wigley
E. L. McDonnell
Dorothy Ann McDonnell
Gladys Faye McDonnell Cannady
Whitesboro
Mirabeau B. Lamar
R. A. King
M. A. Finley
Finley’s
Pool
J. B. Choice
Choice
Prairie
M. M. Jones
Court House
Sherman
G. W. Blanton
Ira Wisely
Whitewright Sun
Four Washability Labels Adopted for Men’s Wear
Washington reports new four level washability terms for men's shirts pajamas and sportswear with a possible fifth dry clean label. Max J Lovell of the National Association explains the effort to standardize care instructions across manufacturers laundries and retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Max. J. Lovell
National Association of Shirts
American Home Economics Association
Lovell
Polio Eradication Seen With Salk Vaccine Push
New York report from Basil O Connor of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis says epidemic polio could be eliminated in the United States by end of 1957 if the Salk vaccine is procured released in sufficient quantities and used by many. The booster dose after seven months or more is emphasized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Foundation For
Basil O’connor
Foundation
United States
O’connor
Two Farmers Charged In Government Garbage Theft
Baltimore report says William C. Englehart Jr. and Edward J. Lafferty are charged with larceny by the federal government for stealing 148 835 gallons of Navy garbage from Bainbridge Maryland Naval Training Center. They allegedly used the material as pig feed and falsified weight slips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
FBI
William C. Englehart Jr
Gloucester
N. J
Edward J. Lafferty
Glen Olden
U. S. Atty
William F. Mosner
Englehart
Lafferty
Bainbridge
Navy
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Norris Davis
Stevens, Ark
C. J. Meador
Edgar Ayers
J. W. Ayers
Stevie Ford
Charles Wortham
Gary Lynn
Wilson N. Jones Hospital
George Dorsey
W. H. Horton
Leon Ball
Dick Walker
O. R. Walker
Billy Smith
Carl
Hillsboro
John Smith
Loren Paul Ryon
Austin
Paul Ryon
Miss May Badgett
Mrs. C. K. Spindle
Denison
Carol Hughes
Nora Hughes
Gene Hughes
Gwen Ann Norvell of
McKinney
Jimmie Anderson
Bill Brown
Kathy
Grover Brown
Sarah Kilgree
Clyde Sadler
Ernest Smith
Connie
Douglas Taylor
Painter
Greenvile Park
Raymond Storey
Houston
Jack Holt
Wade Cunningham
Lee May
Tom Blanton
Irving Scott
Noel Scott
Richardson
Elvis Scott
Charles Powell
Terrell
Robert Scott
Sidney Scott
Irving
H. B. Smith
Gene
Farmington, Mo
Charles Galyon
Grand Prairie
Howard Harrison
Mary Ford
Odel Ford
Preston Hefner
C. D. Galyon
Whitewright Cleaners
L. H. Luck
D. D
North Crockett
Complete Visual Service
Carlye
Madden
Denison, Texas