Contributors to Camp Wosila Named
Thirty two individuals and institutions contributed to Camp Wosila 1952 by gifts and donations. Donors include Foremost Dairy Fog Clutter Lance Cookie Co Homer Carpenter Fritos Mc Knight Peeler Dr Pepper Temple Lumber Ben E Keith D L Watson Mrs Tuckers Rush Catron Mortons Food Raymond Denny Avon Blankenship Plaza Drug Oak Farms Coca Cola Bottling Seven Up Lovelace Bakery Mrs Bairds Clayton Grocery Kist Bottling Barg Bottling Joe Denton Bonham Daily Favorite KFYN Texas Power & Light Jack Stroud Motors Dr L C Biggers Dennis Bales Milam Anderson Choice Moore Howard Chandler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foremost Dairy
Fog, Clutter
Lance Cookie Company
Homer Carpenter
Fritos Company
McKnight Drug
Peeler Drug
Dr. Pepper Company
Temple Lumber Company
Ben E. Keith
D. L. Watson
Mrs. Tuckers
Rush Catron
Mortons’ Food Company
Raymond Denny
Avon Blankenship
Plaza Drug
Oak Farms
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Seven-Up
Lovelace Bakery
Mrs. Bairds
Clayton's Grocery
Kist Bottling Company
Barg
Miss Earnestine Burkett Weds Harry Shaw in Grand Prairie
Miss Earnestine Burkett and Harry Shaw wed at the First Baptist Church of Grand Prairie with Rev. J W Taylor officiating. Attendants included Betty Watts, Orlena Davis and W M Nix Jr. The couple, parents details, and reception helpers are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earnestine Burkett
Harry Shaw
First Baptist Church
Grand Prairie
J. W. Taylor
A. H Burkett
A. H. Burkett
Gober
Texas
Jennie Shaw
Illinois
Dallas
Betty Watts
Lancaster
Local Social Notes Highlight Dallas Visit and Weddings
Mrs Claude Miller and son Ralph of Dallas visit Mrs Ralph Risser. Mrs Ralph Risser and Mrs Ben Hassell plan a Colorado summer trip. Troy Barrett of Lubbock weekend in Bonham with Wesley Farmer. Beckie Brent visits Dallas with Mrs George Brent and grandmother. Mrs Chester Marston Sr returns from Lubbock with grandchildren. Ches Marston Jr to visit mother Larwood in Fort Worth. Miss Burkett in Dallas. Mr Shaw served nine and a half years in Maritime service. A wedding trip to Gulfport and New Orleans precedes a home address at 1925 Village Way Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Risser
Ben Hassell
Colorado
Troy Barrett
Lubbock
Bonham
Wesley Farmer
Patricia Diane Kelly
Chester Marston, Sr
Ches Marston, Jr
Mr. Marston
Larwood
Fort Worth
James Burkett
Dallas
Bert Finell
Grand Prairie
Burkett
East Texas State Teachers College
Shaw
Maritime Service
Gulf Port
Mississippi
New Orleans
Louisiana
Gypsy Queen Crowned At Camp Wosila Ceremony
Linda Austin crowned Gypsy Queen with Truman Atkins as Gypsy King in a Firelight ceremony. Four tribes each sent a story teller judged by the queen's court. Jessie Ruth Chandler won favor with her Blue Tribe tale. Councelors from ETSTC performed tumbling acts and dances followed by meals and fishing activities for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Smith
Linda Austin
Truman Atkins
Sara Brotherton
Honey Grove
Ann Sisterson
Jessie Ruth Chandler
Glynelle Crelia
Joan Fletcher
Linda Welch
Commerce
Sears
Jan Beth Wise
Dallas
Judy Goins
Councellors
ETSTC
George Leatherwood
Dudley Jackson
Ethelmere Adams
Travis Currin
Jack Adkins
Thompson Addresses Kiwanis and Camp Themed Program
City officials and Kiwanis members heard Thompson speak on Tuesday about city government aims and problems. The event featured a pirate night and a camp style meal with songs at the table enhancing the dining experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CL Farripso
Wiwani
Pueschiis
Thompson
D Pylems
Also Mentioned on This Page
Camp Wosila 1952
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Orlena Davis
W. M. Nix, Jr
LaDonna Hopkins
Connie Burkett
Miss Hopkins
Miss Burkett
Thomas Lopez
Noel Buchanan
Billie Burkett
Clyde Shaw
Claude Miller
Ralph
George Brent
Beckie Brent
Camp Wosila
Mike Smith
Markita Staton
Martha Turner
Southeastern State Teachers’ College
Durant
Joyce Carlton
Goodzyear
Righ
Goodyear
Goodjyear Service Stores
E. W. Kocian
Mgr
Bonham, Texas
Adve
Slpagser
Charanan
Qairy On
Mrs. Mony Mcér
The
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