Social Roundup From Sherman Area Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs Paul Hutcherson of Era and numerous Dallas and Sherman couples spent the weekend visiting relatives and friends. Community gatherings included a Thursday Night Bridge Club event with scores noted and upcoming meetings announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hutcherson of
Era
Mrs
M. M. Warren
J. C. Annio
Dallas
Charlie Ayres
Thomas Ayres
W. D. Williams
Ellis Bennett
Gentry
Bertha Reeder
Roxton
R. R. McLean
Princeton
Paul Wrenn
Denison
Raymond Wrenn
Savoy
P. M. Wrenn
Jack Smith
James Edwards
Fred Cook Jr
C. K. Smith
Charles Skaggs
Ralph Judd
Loss of social security credit from incorrect numbers
Gus Jones warns that using an incorrect social security number can delay posting wages to a worker’s record. Do not memorize the number. have employers verify the card. If lost, applicants can replace it via the Social Security Administration with a simple form at post offices or SSA offices.
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Gus Jones
Social Security
Jones
Social Security Administration
Smokers May Try Tobacco Free Gems Cigarettes
Roswell Park Memorial Institute researchers in Buffalo explore a tobacco less cigarette called Gems made from blends of plants including cabbage beet and dandelion leaves. They note nicotine is not the key factor in smoking satisfaction and seek a less harmful alternative with an aftertaste to aid cessation.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Roswell Park Memorial Institute
George E. Moore
Moore
Robert W. Case
Tax Signatures Show Common Accord On Tax Owed
Census figures reveal 62 million income tax returns with 36.9 million joint returns and 134 million signatures overall. The data imply broad agreement on tax amounts and highlight mobility, with only 3 percent living in a single dwelling and 15 percent staying in the same county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Census Bureau
Divorce action in Grayson County Texas
Public legal notice names Carole Jolene Thompson as plaintiff and Ralph Lawrence Thompson as defendant in suit No. 68480. The petition seeks divorce on grounds of cruel treatment. Citation requires answer by 10 AM on Monday October 21 1963 in the 15th District Court at Sherman.
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State OF Texas
Ralph Lawrence Thompson
A. D
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Carole Jolene Thompson
E. R. Brodhead
Shirley Davis
Waning Popularity Of The Liquid Diet In America
The piece notes a sharp fall in liquid diet sales from about 100 million to 45 million since its peak three years earlier. It cites varied expert opinions on fad diets and lists historical regimes while connecting dieting trends to broader social shifts and overweight statistics.
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New York
London
Banting
Marienbad
A.M.A. Warns of Drugs That May Cripple Mind
Chicago report notes the American Medical Association Journal editorial warns that LSD25 and similar mind altering drugs can permanently damage the psyche. The piece cites accumulating evidence that these drugs may cripple the mind for life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.M.A
Chicago
Ill
American Medical Association Journal
Mexico Resists Change in Cuba Policy in State Address
President Adolfo Lopez Mateos praised U S Mexican relations but pledged no shift in Mexico's fully independent Cuba policy. He reaffirmed non intervention in Cuba and continued landing rights for Cuban airlines.
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Mexico City
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
U. S
Washington
Cuba
Lopez Mateos
Mexico
End Snob Schools Move If Labour Wins
The piece argues that a Labour victory could push to abolish traditional British public schools. It cites widespread belief that schools like Eton Harrow Stowe Gordonstoun produce snobs lacking rapport with ordinary Britons. It notes the Transport and General Workers Union as strongly anti public schooling.
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Labour Party
Eton
Harrow
Stowe
Gordonstoun
Britain
Transport & General Workers’ Union
The Hunter and His Daughter
A man hunts doves on a late season. returns home with a dead bird for his three year old daughter who tenderness and curiosity, asking if the dove is bad, then questions its origin and eyes. The girl later refuses to eat the fried dove, mother wraps it for breakfast.
Maybe It Does Grow On Trees After All
The Bucks of Lincoln find escalating sums of money at home starting Aug 1 with 40 dollars in the garage then 10 in the car 18 under a tub and 50 by the front door totaling 118 dollars. Police say they cannot determine who is giving the money or why.
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Lincoln
Buck
How To Control Field Crickets
College Station officials report field crickets invading homes and lighted areas. Turney advises treating outside to prevent entry and using approved insecticides to reduce activity inside and outside. Remove dead crickets and consult L-199 Texas Guide for ornamental insect control for details.
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College Station
H. A. Turney
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Turney
Texas
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