Miller Family Returns From 2000 Mile Taos Trip
Mr and Mrs Lester Miller and their sons Morris and Danny have returned from a two thousand mile journey to Taos Mexico and various points of interest along the way.
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Newspaper
Bowie News
Location
Bowie, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1950
Page
12
Mr and Mrs Lester Miller and their sons Morris and Danny have returned from a two thousand mile journey to Taos Mexico and various points of interest along the way.
To all those who have been such faithful friends during my recent bereavement in the loss of my husband I wish to express my sincere thanks for the beautiful floral offerings and especially to the doctors and nurses for their kind help and care Mrs Bill Davis and relatives
Mrs. D. C. Reed of Altus Oklahoma and Mrs. Mee Afee of Fort Worth visit Ayliffe Drury this week.
A sample ballot lists candidate names for Lieutenant Governor Associate Justice of the Supreme Court Judge of Criminal Appeals Commissioner of Agriculture and State Senate District 22. Voters pledge to support the nominee of the Democratic primary.
Ringgold notes detail visits from Dallas and McKinney relatives, a two week encampment at Camp Waldenar Kerrville, and local life including a wedding shower for Max Newman in Wichita Falls. Local trips include Roy C Fitts returning from Las Cruces and attendance at Mrs Smith's funeral in Wichita Falls. Community gatherings feature a Wallie M Stine Memorial class social and a reunion of Johnson, Hamilton and Woolsey families in Sulphur Springs Oklahoma.
The text notes Mr and Mrs William Hawkins and Mrs J H Myers traveling home to Fort Worth from a Colorado vacation. Peggy Anderson of Wichita Falls visits her grandparents Mr and Mrs Carl Anderson this week.
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