Fullerton News Brightens Holidays With Local Visits
Rev. And Jones traveled to Brownwood Saturday to bring home students Joetta Jones Walter Randolph and Rozaleah Barrett for holiday time with family. Several families including the Baretts Floruett Pruitt Crabtree Forbes and Raniels hosted meals and guests across Oklahoma and Texas during Christmas week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
and Jones
Brownwood
Joetta Jones
Walter Randolph
Rozaleah Barrett
Freddie Barrett
Salury
Denton
O. O. Barett
Clyde Waugaman
Hobbs
N. M. Waugaman
Fullerton Oil Company
Connie Floruett
Texas Tech
Dick Pruitt
Connie
St. Clair’s Department Store
G. C. Crabtree
A. P. Ryan
Pecos
E. W. Forbes
Rs. Carlisle
Wally
Texas Farm Cash Income Drops Amid 1952 Shortfall
Texas farm cash income for the first ten months of 1952 fell 11 percent from 1951, totaling a drop of 187 million dollars. Wood and sheep sectors declined sharply while flaxseed wheat and rice posted gains. cotton and cattle led dollar losses though wheat rose by about 100 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
Soldier Bob Holman Returns Home on Holiday Leave
Army private Bob Holman, after seven months at Camp Coox California and Ft. Lewis Washington, arrived home Sunday on holiday leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Holman a sister and her husband Mr and Mrs James Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Holman
Camp Coox
California
Ft. Lewis
Washington
Holman
James Roberts
Sunday Guests Share News at Percy Morrison Home
Sun day afternoon guests Donna Kay Mary Ann and Betty Thompson called at the Perc y Morrison residence. M A Shorty Collins is listed on the sick list as a local update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ters
Donna Kay
Mary Ann
Betty Thompson
Percy Morrison
M. A
Shorty” Collins
Texas Yuletide Outlook Brightens as Death Rates Fall
Public health advances ease holiday worries in Texas. Health officer Geo W Cox notes infant deaths down 46 percent and maternal deaths down 80 percent in 15 years. Typhoid deaths plunged 98 percent, diphtheria 95 percent, tuberculosis 64 percent, Pellagra 96 percent. decentralization added 47 local health centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Geo. W. Cox
Cox
Breckenridge Visitors At Local Families Highlight Community Notes
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Coleman and sons Gary and Larry of Breckenridge visited Mrs. G. B Pilgrim and family. They also saw Mrs. Coleman’s brother G. S. Clay and family. Mrs. Edelweise Grewell and girls visited Mrs. Grewell’s sister Mrs. J. H. Massey and Mr. Massey. Mrs. John Preston and Mrs. Leslie Foster attended a First grade Amas party at the school. The W. E. Pittmans of Midland visited the R. L. Hises last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Coleman
Gary
Larry
Breckenridge
W. E. Pittmans
Midland
local visitors arrive with Baker family for Hun dle Camp
Mr J R Rasco or Crady and their party visit this week with the Bryn Baker family and sister Mrs A Farmer and kin at the Hun dle Camp site, sharing time together during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Rasco
Crady Ar
Bryn Baker
H ¢ Hundle Camp
Lutrells Welcome Baby Girl At Midland Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs David Lutrell are the proud parents of a baby girl born Saturday at Midland Memorial Hospital. The P T Turners of Wickeel were Christmas dinner guests of the lady's parents Mr and Mrs W C Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lutrell
Midland Memorial Hospital
P. T. Turners
Wickeel
W. C. Walker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fullerton News
Arthur Handrick
Albany
George Mossman
Healdton
Oklahoma
J. W. Hart
Pauhuska
Bob Cottles
Caney
Kansas
Joplin
Missouri
Benny
Larry Bradfield
Cushing
Thomas Scott
D. H. Durbins
Laverne Hinkle
Hereford
National Cotion Council
Andrews Home & Auto Supply
Firestone
Raymond Howell
S. J. Hinkle
State Department of Health
Mabee Camp
G. B Pilgrim
J. E. Parker
J. R. Martin
Carl Underwood
Guy McGill
Claude E. Neely
J. R. Martin, Jr
Wanda Sides
Jean Stickney
Marie Moore Frances Gerald Grace Pinnell
Beank
Wm. J. Sanders
Virginia Williams
T. Cashier