Local Social Roundup Tells Of Visits and Weddings
We hear about a busy weekend of travels and social gatherings. Dallas resident Miss Dorothy Hamilton visits, several families visit relatives in Whitewright Sherman and Dallas attend open houses and club meetings. Out of town guests join the golden wedding open house for Mr and Mrs J E Henson with many connections from Oklahoma and Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Newman
Clay Horton
Hoyt Taylor
Guy Hamilton
Dallas
Schubert Music Club
Tom Lively
J. E. Henson
Walter Tadlock
Waurika
Okla
Charley Hunt
Raymond Hunt
Frederick
J. W. Tadlock
Durant
T. M. Monroe
Cleveland Lance
Lois Lance
Les Hicks
Delton Lance
Denison
Newman Wood
Fort Worth
Lee Alexander
Grand Prairie
Ozie Blackwell
Leonard
M. T. Monroe
Raymond Cathy
I. B. Monroe
Sherman
Marvin Lance
Truman Henson
Aubrey Monroe
Oscar Harris
Randolph
Ted Rotan
Garland
Lionel Brigham
Floyd Clark
C. Childs
Ernestine White
E. E. Tomlinson
Rotary Club hears report on Mineola institute
Rotary Club program chairman Joe Johnson reported on a Rotary in formation institute he attended at Mineola last Friday. Attendees included Charlie Ayres Roscoe Gillett Eddie Collins Walter Carpenter Stanley Heston Jimmy Bassett Bill McDowell and Kenton Harvey, with Harvey serving as state president of the Future Farmers of America.
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Joe Johnson
Rotary Club
Rotary Information Institute
Mineola
Charlie Ayres
Roscoe Gillett
Eddie Collins
Denton
Walter Carpenter
Stanley Heston
Sherman
Jimmy Bassett
Bill McDowell
Whitewright
Kenton Harvey
Azle
Future Farmers of America
Hensley and Branham Wed at Justice of the Peace Home
John H. Hensley and Dorothy J. Branham married Saturday night at the home of Justice of the Peace Ed Martin. Hensley is the son of F. D. Hensley of Trenton and Branham the daughter of Carson Burchfield of Whitewright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Hensley
Dorothy J. Branham
Justice of the Peace
Ed Martin
Mr. Hensley
F. D. Hensley
Trenton
Carson Burchfield
Whitewright
G A s Meet The Girls Auxiliary Elected Officers
The First Baptist Church auxiliary met at 4 o clock on September 26 with Mrs. Paul Geers presiding. Officers for the new church year were elected: Rose Ann Bunch president Anna Franklin vice president Doris Tillett secretary reporter Pat Coggins and Becky Vestal forward steps committee Alpha Mc Lauchlin and Brenda Geers also named.
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First Baptist Church
Paul Geers
Rose Ann Bunch
Anna Franklin
Doris Tillett
Pat Coggins
Becky Vestal
Alpha McLauchlin
Brenda Geers
Baptist Junior Girls Meeting at First Baptist Church
The report notes a study session by the community missions committee followed by ice cream for members. It invites all Baptist junior girls to meet each Wednesday at 4 o'clock at the First Baptist Church, per the reporter.
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Munity Missions Committee
First Baptist Church
Hayes and Miller Couple Wed in Durant Oklahoma
Jackie Hayes son of Mr and Mrs Harmon Hayes Whitewright and Joan Miller of Trenton were married Saturday night in Durant Oklahoma. They were accompanied by Miss Helen Miller and Travis Sanderson. Hayes 1956 Whitewright High graduate on furlough from the Armed Services will depart Friday for Fort Sam Houston for dental technician training. Bride a Trenton High School graduate employed in Dallas.
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Jackie Hayes
Harmon Hayes
Whitewright
Joan Miller
Trenton
Durant
Oklo
Helen Miller
Travis Sanderson
Hayes
Whitewright High School
Armed Services
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Trenton High School
Dallas
Domestic Labor and Pride in a Working Wife
A woman tends home duties from baking to mending while caring for children and supporting a neighbor. Her husband complains she does not work, yet the verse highlights her daily labor and devotion as essential household labor and virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar A. Guest
Keeps Interest to Fuel Daily Triumphs at Work
Alpert Johnson has returned to work after several weeks laid up by an injured knee. The Spotlight in Newton Kansas stresses that people stay engaged in rewarding tasks to maintain enthusiasm and energy, encouraging steady interest to sustain momentum.
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Newton
Kansas
Alpert Johnson
Need of the Hour Urges Taxpayer Groups to Check Spending
David Lawrence warned in U S News & World Report that over 60 billion dollars were appropriated this session and much funds go as subsidies to voting blocs. He urged nonpartisan taxpayer groups in each district to back candidates who will curb spending. A Canadian study reports CCC citrate calcium carbimide shows promise in treating alcoholism with fewer side effects than antibase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. News & World Report
David Lawrence
Congress
84Th Congress
Lawrence
McKinney Examiner
Canadian Medical Association Journal Reports
Texas Democrats Hold One-Party Grip Despite Oil Boom
Ed Erard notes in Kingsville Record that Texas remains a one party state with a broad Democratic base and shifting Republicans, who once followed oil prosperity into the Democratic fold. He argues national leaders see a two party system as vital to Texas and the nation, while insiders assume Texas votes are locked and leaders keep the status quo.
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Texas
Marshall Tito
FDR
South
General Lee
Ed Erard
Kingsville
Cat like stretch advice from surgeon lecture
Dr Harvey E Billig Jr of Los Angeles told an International College of Surgeons meeting that people should stretch often to stay agile. He compared humans to a cat that stretches periodically then naps, noting sedentary workers tend to slump into a sitting position.
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Chicago
Harvey E. Billig Jr
Los Angeles
International College of Surgeons
Chickens Thrive On Feathers Not Just Grain
The U.S. Department of Agriculture reports that feather meal boosts chicken growth when 3 to 5 percent of ordinary feed is replaced with feathers. Large broiler states like Arkansas and Mississippi produce millions of birds annually and now label feather meal as standard chick feed embraced by poultrymen.
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America
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Picture telephone era and social ripple effects
A Dallas Times Herald opinion piece discusses the coming picture telephone and its social impact. It foresees privacy concerns and changes to daily life as video calls become common, noting worries about bearded bodies, facial expressions, and neighborly strains from line hogging.
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Bell Telephone Laboratories
Dallas Times Herald
No Beginner Chloe Dialogue Sparks Rumor of First Kiss
A playful exchange between characters references a first kiss as Joey assures Chloe the kiss was genuine while dismissing prior interactions as practice maneuvers. The line hints at evolving romantic tension in a lighthearted scene.
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Chloe
Joey
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