The Panola Watchman (Carthage, Tex.), Vol. 107, No. 43, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 29, 1979 Page: 17 of 33
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their other son and family. Mr
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Mrs Idale Anderson visited
her sister, Mrs Linda Chimney.
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GALLOWAY - Frances Au
miller made a trip to visit tier
brothers and returned home
Tuesday She visited Bobbyl on
Farmer and his family in
Abbeville and Ocie Lee Farmer
and his family in Erath
Mr and Mrs Yancie Baker
Jr . Holly and Dale visited her
brother and sister in law. Mr
and Mrs Nickey Nix in New
Orleans over the Thanksgiving
holidays
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By Mrs. Francis Ingram
SHADY GROVE - Mr and
Mrs Lymessia Ingram and
daughter Nickki visited his
parents. Mr and Mrs Darius
Ingram and other relatives over
the weekend They were home
for the funeral of Mrs
Lymessia Ingram's grand
mother, Mrs Ola Mae Thomp-
son
Thanksgiving visitors of Mr
and Mrs McCoy Ingram and
family were Charles McCoy Jr .
Verniceand Dexter Ingram and
his daughter, Tam of Dallas
Visiting Mr and Mrs Eli
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auto on cold w inter days with all
the window- and vents tighti
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Do sou sometimes warm up
the car engine in vour garage
without first opening the door"
Do vou negie t a chevkup of
Mr and Mrs Kelly Walker
made a trip to Houston Monday
and returned Tuesday
Mrs Lucille Yount is much
improved and is at home
Mrs Laverne Higgins and
also the grandchildren of Rev
and Mrs Garrett attended
Galloway Methodist Church
Sunday
Mr and Mrs Jim Strong and
children visited her parents,
Mr and Mrs Nelson Spears and
Danny and also attended the
funeral of her grandmother,
Mrs Edy Spears
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Mr and Mrs Tom Watkins
and baby of Center visited Mr
and Mrs J W Harrison and
family on Thursday
The Secret Pal Club met
Monday night and enjoyed a
covered dish supper and
exchange of gifts The Christ
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Galloway Community Center on
Friday night, Dec 7 Each to
bring a gift Names for the next
year will be exchanged
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Flakes and grandson Wayne
were their children and grand
children. Bobby Flakes, Mrs
Essie Everett and children
Pudding and son Anthony,
Glory and Dede Flakes and a
friend, Marlene
Visiting Mr and Mrs Booker
Flakes and daughters was their
son. Vernon Flakes of Dallas
Mr and Mrs Cleveland
Sanders Sr and family. Bobby
Jean, Carolyn. Ebbieand Roger
and grandchildren Marentha
and Cunon spent Thanksgiving
in Lufkin with their son and
daughter in law. Mr and Mrs
Ihe v I tim tuvomes drowsy and
Fall- asleep it takes only a
-hort time lor an engine running
n a closed garage to till the
tunldng with deadly gas
No one knows how many auto
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averaze ter workers
Alasha and the District ot
( olumtia
Average annual pay was
omputed by dividing total
annual pasrolisot employers by
avetage monthly employment
Die tigures approximate the
average annual earnings paid to.
employees in various geo
zraphi areas
Average annual pay was
highest in Alaska $2 487 and
the District of Columbia 118
145 These figures were 68 7
percent and 32 9 percent
respectively above the national
average ot $12,144
Mississippi $,,368 and South
Dakota $9,368 1 were the states
with the lowest average pay
figures Average annual pay
among states is affected by
differences in the- industrial and
occupational mix of their
respertne economies as well as
dfferences in basic pay levels
of workers
Ihe dstrtution of average
annual pay among states
indicates there are 18 states
with averages close to that for
the Nation seven states with
averages slightly above the
national average, and 19 states
with averages slightly below
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flirting with carton monoxide
poisonng Ihe American
Medical Assotation reminds
Carbon monoxide is an
odorless, colorless tasteless
gas that comes from vour auto
exhaust, faulty turnaces
smouldering charcoal in a grill
and some other sources in the
open air it usually is dsspated
without harm to anyone in an
enclosed space it can be deadly
Each winter brings fresh
reports of deaths from carbon
monoxide poisonng The gas
can seep up through the floor
toards from a leaky exhaust
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Mr and Mrs Lewis Foshee of
Houston were dinner guests of
Mr and Mrs Claude Foshee
Saturday
Mr and Mrs James Sikes
and son of Beaumont visited
Mrs L P Laningham on
Sunday
Mr and Mrs Douglas Spears
and baby of South Carolina
arrived Friday to attend the
funeral of his grandmother.
Mrs Edy Spears Charles
Spears of Nacfogdoches also
visited his parents, Mr and
Mrs Nelson Spears and atten
ed the funeral
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motorists whoe reaction time
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-puige ot carbon monoxide
into a cloned auto It vour
exhaust and manifold are in
cox shape tightly fitted you
ikel are safe But it s even
safer to leave a rear window
apen a crack
ll vour furnace hasn t been
cherked this fall tetore turning
it on tor another winter you
also are runnng a monoxide
risk There may be leaks from
the furnace's exhaust system
It vou enjoy charcoal grill
cooking great But keep it
where it belongs out of doors
N least on an open porch
Burning charcoal gives off
carbon monoxide too Be
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before bringing the grill in
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Foster, John. The Panola Watchman (Carthage, Tex.), Vol. 107, No. 43, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 29, 1979, newspaper, November 29, 1979; Carthage, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1517840/m1/17/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sammy Brown Library.