Local social notes list visitors and gatherings across Dallas Sherman Denison and Electra
Dr John Ray visits Dallas. Mrs Lillie Gardner at Wilson N Jones Hospital Sherman. Calif visitor Bryan Burt visits aunts in area. Mrs Claude Garner at bedside of daughter Lucio Orozco ill in Odessa. Betty England visits Sherman. Irvin Layne Patterson visits. Ross Wilsons Tulsa visit Morris Wilson. Jewel Chesher Grand Prairie visits Sammie Maxwell. Grady Gillett home from Sherman hospital. Jack England and daughter Mary Lynn visit Saltzmans Denison. Cooks move to Dallas to attend SMU and Parkland work. Jerry Bennett at East Texas State Commerce weekend home. Airman Thomas Duke Tunnell named airman of the month at Ellington Field. Whitworths visit Dallas Rev Hamm. Meadors and other visitors in Dallas. Ed Martin visiting Marshall relatives. A R McMurry visit Denison. G H Reids of Matador visit grandparents Taylor. Jack Woods Greenville visit Bennett family. Moffets Greenville spending week with Bennett. Weekend guests of Giles and C A Giles included Rea Levelland and Musser Sherman. A R McMurry Whitewright and Vandergriff Denison visit Abby Cooper Electra hospital. May Badgett hosts Denison guests Spindle Hamre McKinney Los Angeles. Friday Literary Club salad luncheon Oct 9 hosted by Summers honoring president Sears. Women’s Society S C S meets in Childress home. program directed by Bryant with participants. Next meeting Oct 5 at Bryant home.
Whitewright PTA launches annual membership drive
The Whitewright Parent-Teacher Association begins its annual membership drive. Contact chairmen and members J D Marlow B R Vestal Sarah Kilgree Harry Lander and Clyde Little to join or renew. Mrs Nora Bryant Dixon will speak at the Methodist Church Oct 25 at 6 PM and present slides on her Bolivia missionary work.
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Whitewright Parent-Teacher Association
J. D. Marlow
B. R. Vestal
Sarah Kilgree
Harry Lander
Clyde Little
Nora Bryant Dixon
Whitewright
Methodist Church
MYF
Dixon
Fitz Bryant
Bolivia
Jewel Bryant
Denton
Socialistic Capitalism in 1930s Welfare Debate
A London reader says subsidies and free medical care entice idleness and a Pennsylvania judge cites large families as welfare outcomes. He notes U S welfare costs rising from 3 to 23 billion and criticizes foreign aid as enabling cheats and deadbeats. Local Louisiana gamblers in unemployment relief are mentioned.
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London
Betherick
Pennsylvania
U.S.A
Louisiana
Church Service Times and Activities Schedule
Sunday School at 9 45 a m Worship at 11 a m Worship at 7 45 p m Christ Ambassadors meet Saturday at 7 45 p m Wednesday Prayer Meeting at 7 30 p m
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Christ Ambassadors
Bethel Baptist Church Service Schedule
Bethel Baptist Church announces Sunday School at 10:00 a m Morning worship at 11:00 a m Training Union at 6:30 p m Evening worship at 7:30 p m and a Wednesday prayer service at 8:00 p m.
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Training Union
The Evidence Is In U S Getting Doggy
New York report shows the United States has over 26 million dogs, up 200 percent since 1929. Beagles top pedigreed favorites with the Mexican chihuahua close behind. Dog owners spent about 350 million dollars on dog food last year.
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New York
United States
Gaines Dog Research Center
General Foods Corp
Tax Man Sam Explains School Year Tax Deductions
Tax guidance notes that families may claim personal exemptions for themselves and children returning to school. It warns that losing an exemption can raise taxes by about $120, urging readers to read tax instructions carefully.
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Sis
Vermont herd nets four sets of twins in six months
Veterinarians note twins are rare in Holstein herds. In contrast, Clarence Fish's 40 head dairy in Vermont produced four twin births within six months, far above the expected rate for high-producing cows.
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Ira, Vt
Clarence Fish
First Methodist Church Announces Rally Day and World Wide Communion
Morning worship at 10 55 a m Youth Fellowship at 6 00 p m fourth Sunday 5 50 p m Monday services 3 00 p m Wesleyn Service Guild every other Monday 7 30 p m Rally Day observed September 27 All members urged to attend Sunday School and services Children receive promotion certificates World Wide Communion Sunday observed October 4 Holy Communion during morning service Signed Linwood John Roberson
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Methodist Youth Fellowship
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Wesleyan Service Guild
Methodist
Children’s Department
God
Linwood
John Roberson
Kentucktown Baptist Church Prayer Meeting Notice
Kentuckyown Baptist Church schedules Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 15 p m location not specified in readable text information about service times is limited
First Baptist Church Schedule Preserved In Notes
Sept 24 deacons meet at 7 30 p m Sunday School 9 55 a m worship 10 55 a m Training Union 6 30 p m worship 7 30 p m Lottie Moon Circle 3 00 p m Rex Ray Circle 3 00 p m Joe Russell
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Training Union
Lottie Moon
Rex Ray
Joe Russell
WMU Meeting and Activities Schedule at First Church Sherman
Circle 3:00 p m Tuesday offers a choice between 10:00 a m or 7:30 p m for WMU at First Church Sherman to learn new methods and goals. Wednesday features auxiliary prayer at 7:30 p m and choir practice at 8:00 p m.
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WMU
First Church
Sherman
Central Christian Church Monthly Sermon by Chaplain Gorum
The Central Christian Church announces preaching on the second Sunday monthly by Chaplain E. W. Gorum with services at 11 00 a m A preaching mission will be conducted from October 5th through the period until further notice.
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E. W. Gorum
Church invites members to pre-service gathering October 8
On October 8 at 7 30 p m a pre service meeting is planned in preparation for the regular service on October 11. Members ex members and friends are invited to attend to help reactivate the church and support upcoming activities.
First Presbyterian Worship Service at 11 a.m.
A church notices Sunday service at First Presbyterian Church, 11 o clock morning worship. The text also notes statistics on U.S. bridges and Canadian sardine production, citing 192000 bridges totaling 4500 miles and five million five hundred thousand dollars worth of canned sardines in 1957.
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New Brunswick
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Dallas
Lillie Gardner
Wilson N. Jones Hospital
Bryan Burt
California
Lela Ryan
Luther Gordon
Claude Garner
Lucio Orozco
Odessa
Betty England
Ed Kent III
Layne Patterson of
Irving
Glen Hicks
Mrs
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Tulsa, Okla
Morris Wilson
Jewel Chesher
Grand Prairie
Sammie Maxwell
Grady Gillett
Jack England
Mary Lynn
John Saltzman
Denison
Joe Cook
SMU
Parkland Sportswear
Jerry Lee Bennett
East Texas State College, Commerce
Noble Bennett
Edna Wilson
Thomas Duke Tunnell
Ellington Field
Airman Tunnell
Charlie Tunnell
33Rd Air Division
Defense
Frank Whitworth
R. L. Hamm
C. J. Meador
Jack Meador
Ed Martin
Marshall
A. R. McMurry
B. R. McMurry
G. H. Reid
Matador
C. H. Taylor
Jack Woods
Greenville
R. W. Moffets of
Mrs. Noble Bennett
T. J. Giles
C. A. Giles
J. C. Rea
Levelland
W. C. Musser
Ira Vandergriff
Abby Cooper
Electra Hospital
May Badgett
C. K. Spindle
Gordon Hamre
Harold McKinney
Los Angeles
Calif
R. R. Summers
Yearbook Committee
Homer Sears
Women’s Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church
R. P. Childress
A. M. Bryant
Childress
Olivia Whedbee
Glenn Doss
James Bryant
L. O. Lackey
John Kaiser
Euline Shaw
James Butler
Trenton
Johnnie Kaiser
Mac Kaiser
Richardson
Tommie Shaw
Arlington
Charley Kaiser
Pilot Grove
Shodala
Kraft Caramels
BIG Tex
McGee & Henderson Fresh Dressed Fryers
Musselman’s
Donald Duck
Blackburn’s
Keith's
Parker House
Keith
Maxwell House
Syra Hunt
del Monte
Assembly OF God Church
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Bethel Baptist Church
U. S
Doggy
First Methodist Church
Kentuckytown Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Cleaners
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Axwell House
White Swan
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Musselman’s Apple
Vienna
Mrs. Tucker
Pillsbury’s Pineapple
White Swan Coffee
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