Thirty Years Of Service Program Planned By American Legion Units
Big Bend Post 79 of the American Legion and Auxiliary plan a barbecue on Saturday March 26 at 6 30 p.m. to honor thirty years since the Legion was founded in Paris in 1919. Members and families are invited and asked to bring birthday gifts for the Legion club kitchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Big Bend
American Legion and Auxiliary
Legion
Paris
France
Legion Club
Permanent Religious Camp Meeting Set By Christians
Rev. John E. Pickering reports setup of a Permanent Religious Camp Meeting on Gardner ranch near Roosevelt Texas. The 7 day event runs June 7 to the following Sunday night with cabins and grounds under purchase for the Gardner Camp Meeting. Four ministers from Presbyterian Baptist Methodist and Christian churches will preach. Free meals provided daily. bed linens not supplied. The Roosevelt camp is expected to become Texas’s largest of its kind.
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John E. Pickering
First Christian Church
Roosevelt
Texas
Gardner Ranch
Gardner Camp
Joe Gardner
Sul Ross State
Notable Surgeries and Birth Announcements in Fort Stockton and Marathon
The station lists several residents undergoing minor and major surgeries including Mike Hunter Manuela Sanchez and A S Webster in Fort Stockton with others like Betty Tyson and Mrs Jack Shely noted for treatments or surgeries. A birth is announced for a 7 pound son born March 23 to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Luckett of Midland, with Luckett’s wife Jackie Louise Cross identified as the former Miss Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Hunter
Fort Stockton
Manuela Sanchez
Dario Cobos
A. S. Webster
Betty Tyson
Keesey Kimball
Jack Shely
Marathon
Addie King
Julia Valero
Ray Morrow
Luis Oliver
Maria
Craig Hess
Sal Ross
Joe Luckett
Midland
Luckett
Jackie Louise Cross
Jack Cross
Local society notes from San Angelo and area
Mesdames W E Lockhart and Chalmers Broadfoot visited San Angelo last week. Paul Schrimscher and wife with the Bruce Duncans spent the week with the Duncans and returned to Van Horn. Johnny Burchett traveled to Rocksprings after the death of his brother in law J D Harris. Clarence Hord and D M Bennett toured Hot Springs and Big Bend National Park. Mrs Harry Watson Jr and baby with her brother Bob Fulps visited her parents in Mineral Wells. H L Kokernot and Lawrence Lacy attend the Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers convention in Houston. Preston Stedman left for El Paso where he plays with the symphony tonight. Bill Kelly hosted Mr and Mrs W C Shirey and Mrs C M Edwards and family from Midland. Mrs Shirey remained for visits. Hugh Burgess plans to move to Fort Valley Ga to join his wife and baby and take up stock farming. Mrs W N Gourley and Mrs Pearl Pulliam travel to Uvalde for the funeral of their brother Tryon Fuller. Surviving siblings include Mrs W S Blevins and brothers W B and Virgil Fuller.
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Harry Watson Jr
Baby
Bob Fulps
Mrs. Fulps
Mineral Wells
Hugh Burgess
Casner Motor Co
Fort Valley
Mr. Burgess
W. N. Gourley
Pearl Pulliam
Uvalde
Tryon Fuller
W. S. Blevins
W. B. and
Virgil Fuller
Classified ads require full advance payment
The notice states all classified advertising must be prepaid with no exceptions, except for those who maintain regular monthly accounts. It emphasizes strict policy without exemptions.
Henderson Family Plans Riverside Move This Week
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Henderson and son Gary will leave this week for Riverside California to establish a new home. Henderson has been Tom's Toasted Peanuts distributor in the area and now joins Pecan Krisp Co as vice president and West Coast Foods Co as president and manager. Bill Sloan and Nelson H Sanders purchase Hendersons distributing interests and will run the business. Paul Vogt buys the Henderson residence on E Ave G. Keith Morrow and wife welcomed a son Vernon McIntyre born March 23 weighing 6 pounds 8 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Henderson
Gary
Riverside
Calif
Henderson
Tom
Pecan Krisp Co
West Coast Foods Co
Bill Sloan
Nelson H. Sanders
Mr. Henderson
Paul Vogt
E. Ave
Town Cottages Helped Build Sul Ross College Community
A local effort in Alpine led to 34 five room cottages built by citizens and the chamber of commerce to house summer students. The town bought land near the college and lumbermen offered materials at cost. By April all cottages were reserved and enrollment justified the investment.
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Texas
Chamber of Commerce
Big Bend
Alpine
Thomases
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Paramount Presents
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Undead Creatures OF Darkness
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